Tivoli integrates policy with MQSeries
Tivoli Systems Inc. has upgraded its security software to better control access to applications and data for users of its WebSphere and MQSeries packages.
Tivoli Systems Inc. has upgraded its security software to better control access to applications and data for users of its WebSphere and MQSeries packages.
Network managers looking to track service levels across their global networks may want to check out the latest offering from a company that says its software can help customers better define and deliver on service-level agreements.
Symantec Corp. next week will roll out an upgraded management package designed to reduce time spent manually administering to end users' desktops.
Computer Associates International Inc. last week announced several partnerships with mobile industry pioneers that the company says will give customers options to manage their wired networks and new wireless devices with the same tools.
RedSiren Technologies, a company that provides network monitoring and security services, this week added a Web-based interface so customers can more easily see how RedSiren is managing their networks.
Resonate Inc. has unveiled a software suite designed to help companies deliver higher service levels to internal and external Web site users.
NetScout Systems Inc. last week released an upgrade to its performance management product that industry observers say can help those users just starting to manage and secure their combined voice and data networks.
RiverSoft Inc. picked up a weighty endorsement of its fault management technology when Cisco Systems Inc. agreed to license the company's Network Management Operating System for use in upcoming CiscoWorks products.
Users controlling IP resources with S/390 mainframes may be interested in an improved performance management package from Tivoli Systems Inc. that monitors application response time, FTP transfers and network performance.
Tivoli Systems Inc. will soon sell its line of service desk products to Peregrine Systems Inc.
By enabling its management software to tap into Java-based application servers, Manage.Com Inc. says it has found a way to give companies a real-time look at e-commerce application performance.
Computer Associates International Inc. last week extended its support for open source software, introducing a version of Unicenter TNG that not only can be used to manage Linux networks, but can also run on Linux machines.
Entuity this week shipped, not a product, but a free guide to network management.
Agilent Technologies this week released a hardware/software product suite that lets customers test and verify the performance and interoperability of hardware and software used in optical networks.
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