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Paula Alves
August 1, 2012
As an IT administrator, Lab or Network Manager, you often need quick access to multiple computer systems at once for reconfiguration, rebooting, and troubleshooting. Using multiple monitors, keyboards, and mice to access these multi-vendor servers can be inefficient and ineffective.
There are multiple tools to make your job a bit easier. Options include Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Virtual Network Computing (VNC), and KVM-over-IP, as well as many others.
So how do you choose?
View our new video to learn why there really isn’t a choice.
With Raritan’s Dominion KVM-over-IP and CommandCenter Secure Gateway, you can have full-featured, secure, remote access from wherever you are. Even if the server is down!
Learn more about Raritan’s secure offering at https://www.raritan.com/secure-alternative-to-RDP-and-VNC
Dorothy Ochs
July 26, 2012
We will be in booth #1025. See how we can help:
- Reduce energy use and comply with Executive Order 13514
- Easily manage agency consolidation plans by tracking all
of the assets in your data centers
- Provide you with secure remote access to server management
Register online at http://www.afcea.org/events/tnlf/east12/intro.asp
Paula Alves
July 23, 2012
Raritan is pleased to announce that CommandCenter® Secure Gateway Release 5.3 is now available.
CC-SG Release 5.3 introduces support for IPv6, strengthens security via SNMPv3 and includes several features that enhance the user experience. Upgrade for:
Click here to learn more about CC-SG Release 5.3 and find out how you can put these and other enhancements to work for your data center.
Dorothy Ochs
July 13, 2012
Khaled Nassoura, Raritan’s General Manager of DCIM Solutions, will present at 2:30 in Hall 2. The presentation title is “DCIM: Intelligent Infrastructure Management to Improve Data Center Efficiency and Utilization.” The abstract and other details can be found online. And don’t forget to stop by our booth #7 to see our latest solutions and meet the local team.
We have a limited number of complimentary passes for end users. If you would like one, please marketing@raritan.com.
http://www.datacenterdynamics.com/conferences/2012/san-francisco-2012
July 2, 2012
If you’re tasked with improving data center capacity utilization and uptime, then you need a connectivity management plan. But first, what is connectivity management and why is it important? Connectivity management encompasses two areas: full power chain and network connection management. Consider this – a dynamic data center will have frequent adds, moves and changes. Each of these actions in a high density environment requires you to answer the following questions – What is the impact on my power chain? Do I have available power and network connection capacity? Full power chain and network connection management provides fast, accurate answers to these and other questions which greatly reduces time and increases the reliability of making changes in the data center. It budgets power the same way an electrical engineer would, only the calculations are done in real time by the system before you make the change. The benefits are clear – connectivity management can help save you from over loading and faulting a branch circuit and can help find stranded capacity, which in the long run may prevent you from spending millions of dollars to build a new facility.