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Thank you for your input. Offering both 32 and 64 bit clients would double our Windows agent QA testing time and we are sensitive to the impact of extending test times as it impacts our ability to release full-featured updates at our desired pace. A surprisingly large amount of our customers still need 32bit support today. We are going to continue monitoring this closely to determine the best time to drop 32 bit support (of course older versions of the agent would still be available once we moved to 64 bit). In the meantime, it would be helpful to know specifically what difficulties a 32bit client is causing so we might consider work-arounds in parallel with the 64bit only decision.
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Our thoughts on this feature are evolving. The ability to construct a floor map, plot different objects (people, printers, fire extinguisher, etc) and have links back into the asset management module are all concepts we are starting to think through. This will be a longer term deliverable but please continue providing your feedback.
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Thank you for your request. We are publishing information in a Knowledge Base article as Microsoft’s updates/patching practices evolve:
https://support.quest.com/kace-systems-management-appliance/kb/231264Zach
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As much as I absolutely hate certifications, I agree there needs to be one for KACE products. I manage the KACE SMA in our company and I have learned more about KACE SMA than the Cisco or Windows Server certs they want me going for. If Quest released a tri-annual certification program I would take it in a heartbeat. The Quest training programs are great, but an official certification would look great on file and would increase an employees' value.