Bytware Fine Tunes IBM i Message Monitoring Tool

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Bytware, a division of Help/Systems, LLC and provider of systems management and security solutions for IBM Power Systems servers, is pleased to announce a new version of their IBM i message monitoring tool, Messenger 8. This latest update adds new ease-of-use

enhancements in the areas of job management and compliance reporting.

 

These enhancements help users and managers of IBM Power Systems servers—including AS/400, iSeries, and System i—to more easily identify jobs running on their systems that are critical to business operations. By facilitating fine-tuned searches, helping IT staff collaborate on incident response, and enhancing the built-in capabilities of IBM i, Messenger 8 brings message monitoring in line with the latest approaches to server management.

 

As Bytware Product Support Manager Heather Beck explains, “More and more of our customers are deploying virtualization technologies, and our products need to support that flexible infrastructure. Messenger now supports Live Partition Mobility to guarantee there is no outage with their systems monitoring while they are performing that load balancing act.”

Messenger 8 also adds new tools to streamline compliance audits and reporting. Managers can easily create detailed lists of all devices associated with the system, along with their numbers, to whom they belong, and schedules configured for them. These reports make it simple to satisfy auditors by clearly presenting all information up front.

 

Lastly, with security at the forefront in today’s corporate environment, a new enhancement brings support for servers that require SSL authentication. This feature gives managers the freedom to encrypt communications through any server or mail service—including Gmail—and satisfy important aspects of auditing and compliance.

 

Messenger 8 is available now, and a free trial can be requested through the Bytware website at www.bytware.com/m8.

Bytware is a company with one goal: to help you monitor and secure your connected world. When it started supporting the needs of the IBM community in 1986, it had one goal: to make your life easier. Bytware thinks it succeeded, and its customers seem to agree. From pioneering automated monitoring and notification technology in the 1980s to developing the first and only server-based native anti-virus solution for IBM i in 2003, Bytware's mission is to identify your needs and deliver the tools and support to help you make your business the best it can be. Our solutions are backed by more than 20 years of experience and thousands of installations that include at least one division of every Fortune 100 company. As an advanced business partner with IBM with an international network of partners spanning more than 44 countries, Bytware is with you every step of the way. For more information, visit our Web site at www.bytware.com, or contact Heather Beck at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 775-851-2900.

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