Remote management non-English computers?

Hi guys,
I have an interesting situation. In our company appears to have computers with a non-English windows 7. My personal opinion is against it but what can I do. Sometimes i have to connect to notebooks, workstations and guess what Services, Event viewer etc.
things are not in English e.g. German, Spanish and so on. So, my question is: When using Computer Management console to connect to these computers, how to see things in English in order to manage them? There should be a way because when I set GPO in English
- it is applied. Thanks in advance

Hi Kondio,
Check This it might help
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/products/features/language-packs
You can try this
Install Language pack.
capture the registry hive for English Export it as .reg
Capture the registry hive for other languages and export as .reg
Once you take remote you can just execute English.reg hive to change language to english after your work you can just change the language of OS to user preferred by executing the other language hive backup's
To Download Language packs for win7
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/language-packs#lptabs=win7
Regards,
Srivishnu.K

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WARNING: OpsMgr Agent is already configured to work with certificate, but this certificate don't exist in
WARNING: LocalComputer store or not match all certificate requirements.
To resolve this issue, obtain new certificate from trusted Certification Authority
using the following instructions: http://en-us.sysadmins.lv/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=5
and install it by running the following command: MOMCertImport /Subject SRV-SCOM1.ameriabank.local

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I am not sure if this a right forum for this. I have some non-domain devices that are coming in to my network via VPN (VPN client). can someone tell me on how to deny these non-devices coming in to my network. Is their a configuration in the VPN concentrator to deny non-domain computers? please advise

Did u deploy IPSEC in ur VPN network?.If snot, u just deploy IP SEC on all the peers and the VPN server.
IPSEC is a 2 phase VPN security provider.This IPsec along with IKE provides double level security.
With this ipsec, we configure some security parameters like hostname or remote ip address , pre-shared key etc on both ends(server and peer).When a non-domain client tries to access ur VPN, the vpn server may authenticate the in coming client using either ip address or host name and it wil contact with a aaa server or its own database for validating the user.
If u r using an external server for validating the incoming users, u must go for aaa server externally.
For a complete detail of deploying vpn with ipsec,
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/secursw/ps2120/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a008017278c.html#wp1045493

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