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WhatsUp Gold Training Limited-time Special Offer!

The WhatsUp Gold team is now proud to celebrate the launch of its own authorized and certified hands-on training.  Built and delivered by the people that know WhatsUp Gold best, training is being offered at a special discount for a limited time only as part of the special launch! To receive the discount, simply enter the Coupon Code: TRAIN20 at purchase and receive 20% off our new and improved training. 

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Better QoS policies: Better Cost savings

Cost-effectiveness
is the common term that we are hearing or seeing nowadays and this
exists in all forms on the globe, In this tough economic situation
the motive of Network Administrator should be optimizing the current
infrastructure for future accommodation
.

Optimization plays a
major role when it comes to distributed

network architecture or MPLS network.
Most of the complaints from users at each location , Application
usage is very slow at business hours, Ofcourse the possible reason
might be due to other unwanted traffic consuming large amount of
bandwidth over the business critical application.

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CiscoLive London – Visit WhatsUp Gold in Booth #E64!

Are you at the CiscoLive Show, January 30th – February 3rd, in London? We are! Come check us out at Booth #E64 and see what we’ve got in store this year:

  • Be one of the first 200 people to stop by the booth and get a WhatsUp Gold aluminum water bottle
  • Have any questions? Register for a “Meet the NMD Experts” session with one of our gurus. Take advantage of free time in your schedule and use this opportunity to meet with one of our experts and discuss questions, challenges, our product roadmap, or anything else on your mind. Email us to sign up for a session today or stop by the booth!
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New in Applications Manager: Oracle JRockit JVM Monitoring and more



We recently rolled out Applications Manager version 10.2.  Here, we brief you through the features and
enhancements which has gone into this release:

Support for
monitoring Oracle JRockit JVM and IBM JVM in Java Runtime Monitor
:
Applications Manager has added few more vendors into its list of supported
JVMs.With support for JRockit and IBM JVM, we now support all major JVMs on the market. Applications Manager already supports IBM WebSphere Application Server
and WebSphere MQ and IBM JVM is popular among users of IBM software.
Similarly, Applications Manager supports Oracle WebLogic Server, and
Oracle JRockit server is a high-performance combination. By supporting
JRockit and IBM JVMs, we are ensuring our customers can monitor the
whole stack. For more
info on the major parameters
monitored of the different JVM vendors, click here.

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NetFlow Analyzer Cisco LIVE contest

You Can Learn More About the ManageEngine Product Line By Going to www.ManageEngine.ca

The original article/video can be found at NetFlow Analyzer Cisco LIVE contest

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ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer at Cisco LIVE 2012, London

Cisco has
proved time and again, that it leads the market in both thought and action.
Cisco LIVE, that started off as a networkers conference way back in 1989, has
come a long way for more than 2 decades, as the biggest networking event in the
world. It is one of the most sought after shows in the networking industry.

The 2012
edition of Cisco LIVE, scheduled to start Jan 30, 2012 at London, features some key players
in the networking business. With budget cuts & optimization of resources
being the buzzwords, businesses are vying to adopt the latest products to boost
their network performance & hence boost productivity.

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What to monitor on IBM BladeCenter H Series?

Blade Servers are now an integral part of infrastructure in a datacenter. The demand for space and power are ever on the increase and the choice to switch to an alternative technology that ropes in all these benefits is but natural. Space, power, cost, reduced cabling, and easy manageability are the key factors that drive the datacenters to switch to Blade Servers. Its a server chassis that holds multiple server blades with each ‘blade’ being a server by itself. The resources are centralized and the non-core computing services required to manage the blade servers such as managing the power, temperature, connectivity etc, are pushed to the blade chassis/enclosure. 

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Introduction to Real-time IT: The eBook blog series-III

Hi All,

Yes,
Yes!; the dissection of Real-time IT continues. From laying the introduction
foundation of real-time
 IT
to talking about business needs of the same, I shall talk about one of the most important
technical aspects of real-time IT­- an end user’s quality
of experience. Why is this important? Well, I see this as the
junction where end users and technology meet. This is where organizations
must make sure that all the parameters and underlying supporting infrastructure
should work perfectly to give an unmatched experience to end users.

Gartner
says, “End-user experience monitoring will become more important, because the
point at which the end-user accesses the hybrid application will often be the
only point where end-to-end behavior can be observed.”

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An Interview with Ipswitch, Inc.’s CEO – Part 8

In the final installment of the series of interviews with Roger Greene, CEO & founder of Ipswitch Inc., Hoffman and Greene discuss how you can usually learn a lot about a company from its mission statement.  For instance, the mission statement of Ipswitch talks about developing innovative IT software, which is easy to learn and use.  “That is the essence of what makes a good software company I think,” says Greene.  Greene also highlights how really good communication and process are necessary for success and resources must be allocated appropriately despite the extensive time, thought, and effort this task might take.  

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DeviceExpert to showcase the industry-first feature ‘device end-of-life management’ at Cisco Live, London

Large networks rely on a wide variety of switches, routers and other devices, and many organizations have policies requiring the replacement of devices to which manufacturers have assigned an end-of-life (EOL) status. At EOL, many manufacturers will no longer support or maintain these devices, which increases risk for the organization that still uses them.

Organizations today usually track device EOL status manually. The network management team must discover when a device has been declared EOL and then make a plan to replace the device. They have to save device configurations manually from the EOL device and then reinstall the configuration on the replacement device. 

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