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Servers occupy a place in computing similar to that occupied by minicomputers in the past, which they have largely replaced. The typical server is a computer system that operates continuously on a network and waits for requests for services from other computers on the network. Many servers are dedicated to this role, but some may also be used simultaneously for other purposes, particularly when the demands placed upon them as servers are modest. |
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Competitive Landscape: TNICs vs. NICs vs. iSCSI HBAs |
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Today's systems and servers need an efficient way to move the ever-increasing amounts of data over networks. Many companies have introduced solutions such as TCP/IP Offload Engines (TOE) Network Interface Cards (TNICs), Network Interface Cards (NICs), and iSCSI Host Bus Adapters (HBAs) to solve efficiency and throughout challenges. However, the functionality of these solutions is quite varied, and in some cases, rapidly becoming obsolete.
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Windows Terminal Server Software Licensing Control |
| By : AppSense |
Published Date: Oct 30, 2006 |
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Learn how AppSense Application Manager enables IT Administrators to reliably and effectively enforce software licensing policies on client devices, and therefore gain greater control over the deployment of applications in a Windows Terminal Server environment.
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Authoritative DNS - Establishing Redundancy with the PowerLink Pro Series |
| By : Astrocom |
Published Date: Apr 18, 2008 |
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The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical system that provides the IP addresses that correspond to a given Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN, often called a hostname or domain name). At the top of the tree structure are thirteen “root” Domain Name Servers that have the primary and secondary IP addresses of the DNS Authorities for all domains on the Internet.
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Server Security, Patching and Virtualization |
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One of the biggest challenges mirrors a problem in the physical server world: security patching. This paper describes in greater detail the benefits and challenges of server virtualization, and offers insight into how Blue Lane customers are utilizing the PatchPoint(r) System to combat the threat of software vulnerabilities.
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The Challenge of Securing Hard to Patch Servers in Health Care Environments |
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The healthcare industry has benefited from the breakneck pace of digitization - spanning everything from payments to patient records to X-ray film - but it has also been increasingly exposed to greater risk. Efforts to increase healthcare provider productivity via increased digitization and system interconnectivity have to be counterbalanced against the growing concerns for patient privacy and a backdrop of increasing liability.
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Protecting Physical Servers and VMs While Preserving Uptime |
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Quantros’ business—an ASP for the health care industry—requires a secure network and maximal uptime—all with a small IT department and a small budget. Quantros was challenged to implement and enforce sound security policies and to keep up with the continuous stream of vendor patches.
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Secure DNS/DHCP Management: An Integrated Solution |
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This paper briefly traces some of the challenges involved with IP address distribution over the past two decades, to the current adoption of DHCP as the dynamic protocol of choice for pain-free management of network resources. Integral to the theme of secure yet reliable network administration is the integration of DNS and DHCP into a single network device called the Adonis DNS/DHCP Appliance which ensures that traditional barriers to secure and effective resource allocations are overcome with an efficient yet easy-to-use solution that enhances enterprise information security.
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A CIO's View of Server Virtualization |
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Server virtualization is a technology that has taken hold with amazing speed and is now firmly entrenched with overwhelming success in many data centers. This perspective document recaps why you should be moving ahead quickly with virtualization (if you haven’t already done so), what the implications are for IT and the business, and what the future holds as the ramifications of virtualization become apparent.
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Mainframes are Still Mainstream |
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This white paper describes the trends that are not only keeping the mainframe market alive but are supporting its growth. The growing complexity of IT makes consolidation and simplification of IT asset management essential. At the same time, increases in energy costs and concern about the environment are also impacting markets. Mainframes are uniquely positioned to provide the automation and virtualization today's complex infrastructures require while using less energy.
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Regulatory Compliance and the IBM Mainframe- Key Requirements |
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Compliance requires strong security controls for mainframe environments also. This white paper discusses some major challenges that mainframes bring to compliance, and some key issues that need to be addressed. It also presents some key technologies and approaches that you can use to help you achieve easier compliance for your mainframe systems.
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DB2 9 for z/OS Access Paths |
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This is Self-Guided Resource Guide to help you understand the importance of and the ease of establishing DB2 9 for z/OS Access Paths. Preview this animated tool now.
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VMware and CA: Making the Most of Virtualization |
| By : CA NVM |
Published Date: Sep 04, 2007 |
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IT organizations are challenged to meet today’s constantly changing business needs. This need for flexibility has resulted in the rapid adoption of server virtualization, making enterprise infrastructures more responsive, while introducing management considerations unique to virtualization. Unlike physically bounded infrastructures, the entities in virtualized environments are not visually apparent or recognized by most traditional management tools.
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CA Expands Its Unified Management of Virtualized Systems |
| By : CA NVM |
Published Date: Oct 27, 2006 |
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The variety of available server virtualization technologies provides both choice and flexibility for enterprises seeking to optimize server utilization and performance. However, as enterprises deploy more virtualization solutions that are scattered across the enterprise, managing the disparate virtualization technologies using fragmented element-specific tools challenges IT staffs.
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CA's Unicenter Advanced Systems Management: Virtualization Cluster Management |
| By : CA NVM |
Published Date: Dec 20, 2006 |
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Clabby Analytics review Unicenter ASM and how it stands out from other virtual server management solutions available today, noting that Unicenter ASM is a very effective tool for managing heterogeneous virtualized and clustered environments. They review the advanced visualization capabilities and how they provide IT with greater management control in these complex environments. They also discuss the value of dynamic resource brokering for optimizing existing IT investments and improving ROI.
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Getting Real About Virtual Management |
| By : CA NVM |
Published Date: Jan 30, 2007 |
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Virtualization and clustering can bring many benefits to your business — better IT asset utilization, improved business continuity, and improved operational efficiency. At the same time, virtualization can create a new level of complexity for IT. This paper discusses the technical management challenges inherent in these complex infrastructures including virtual sprawl, honoring service level agreements, resource allocation and the prioritization of resources.
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Network Faxing ROI: What You Don’t Know Could Save You Money |
| By : Castelle |
Published Date: Apr 01, 2006 |
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Network fax servers take care of fax jobs more quickly, accurately and inexpensively than any standalone fax machine. Sending a fax with a network fax server takes less than one tenth of the time sending a fax manually. In fact, the higher the fax volume, the more money, time and resources computer-based, network faxing can save.
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