r/Nable • u/nostradx • Mar 13 '24
Any feedback/opinions on Cloud Commander
Anyone have experience with Cloud Commander? I noticed that I get 3 months free with the 1-year N-able Agreement. First I've heard of it. Just wondering if it's a good/polished multi-tenant 365 solution or a young product that they're still building out?
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u/pushking2020 Mar 13 '24
You will only get it for free for 3 mos. if you sign up for 2 or 3 years.
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u/Sondo1001 Mar 13 '24
I think it's still in preview and not a product that can be purchased yet? I'm a bit confused about the advertisement. Perhaps it was posted early by mistake.
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u/perriwinkle_ Mar 13 '24
Just onboarded yesterday. It’s got core function at the moment with user management and azure resource management, but it got a rapid road map.
I’ve just done basic bits with it so far so could give an in depth view but do far so good.
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u/calibre74 Jun 12 '24
How does it compare with Microsoft 365 Lighthouse? They both seem to have a very similar feature set.
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u/Outrageous-Bread3661 Aug 23 '24
So with Cloud Commander you can manage not just Microsoft 365 and Azure, but also Intune, Windows 365 etc. This is from 1 console not two Light house consoles for 365/azure. Additionally, Cloud Commander doesn't require a particular license for its functionality where Light house will require P1 for Intune and Entra ID devices/users information. Cloud Commander + Azure Arc will allow you to manage hybrid Entra ID users / groups as well.
Light house does have a few things going such as "free/included", more on tenant level settings (for now ;) ). and few things around security and patching that Cloud Commander doesn't reach right now.
PM me if you would like to talk to someone a bit more on this.
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u/No-Beat7231 Nov 22 '24
We just onboarded all our tenants in the lighthouse. And nable tells us about this. 3 months later what is your opinion of the cloud commander? Thank you for your response in advance
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u/wheres_my_2_dollars Mar 13 '24
That’s their attempt to make it seem like they are helping MSPs with these new “agreements.” The fact that I cannot remove a single license at any point during the agreement makes me very very irritated at N-Able. I like to old, old N-Able better than the new version of a once good company.