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31-08-2006, 16:59
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Re: Physically securing desktop lab computers
I have seen something (can't find it on the internet though...) that is a metal peice that covers the back of the system and if i remember correctly locks (or bolts) at the top. Thier are vent holes and holes for wires but once wires are put through they can't be taken out without a good amount of effort.
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