LINDEN, NJ, August 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) Minicom Advanced Systems will introduce new releases of AccessIT , their flagship Remote Access Management solution, and their award winning IP KVM switches. Says Rami Sasson, EVP, North America, "We are excited to show government IT people how remote access management and KVM help them increase security in their data centers, giving them the confidence to move to the cloud at a minimal investment, thanks to Minicom's unique open-vendor approach".
Remote Access Management (RAM) is a solution to a problem that is challenging data center managers. As organizations have adopted widely distributed IT infrastructure and are moving to the cloud, they become dependent on remote access tools like SSH, RDP IP KVM and others. More services are moved to third party vendors which require daily remote access to their equipment. This opens new challenges of security, IT efficiency, control and management in day-to-day operations. Minicom aims to solve these issues by its recent AccessIT release
Enhanced security, efficiency and tighter integration with third party vendors
Minicom's AccessIT is renowned for its broad support of console servers, KVM switches and PDUs. Its new release offers management integration features for Digi International Passport console servers. AccessIT can auto-discover Passport console servers on the network, and save (or restore/upgrade) configurations with a click, allowing easy, efficient mass deployment and control. New features of Minicom's award-winning KVM IP switches include unique integration with third party PDUs - during a remote KVM session. Now, servers can be rebooted faster without changing management applications. Browser-independent client, Minicom's line of KVM IP switches is the first and only to support Absolute Mouse for Linux servers and mouse control in "OS-less" environments.
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Minicom is a global leader of remote IT management solutions for data centers, server rooms and rack environments. Minicom is synonymous with IT efficiency and cutting down server resolution time. Minicom's unique approach maximizes past investments in IT infrastructure, resulting in reduced costs and increased productivity. Since 1988, our solutions are used daily to manage millions of servers. With headquarters in Israel and regional offices in North America and China, Minicom operates in over 70 countries.
Minicom Showcases High Security Remote Management Solutions For Government Data Centers at LandWarNet 2011 in Tampa
Minicom Advanced Systems will introduce new releases of AccessIT , their flagship Remote Access Management solution, and their award winning IP KVM switches.
2011-08-01
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