Enhancements provide IT professionals with the tools to better manage their virtual and physical networks.
IBM Systems Director Network Control V1.4
IBM Systems Director Network Control is a priced plug-in product that leverages and extends the networking functions of the IBM Systems Director product. IBM Systems Director Network Control V1.4 can discover, monitor, manage, and troubleshoot network devices in the computing environment. By enabling network management capabilities along with existing server and storage management capabilities, you can effectively manage a computing environment with a single integrated management tool that can improve the cost of computing. This plug-in also provides enhanced network provisioning for workloads against virtual and physical switches. IBM Systems Director Network Control is positioned as a key component of IBM's integrated data center management technologies and services, which are part of the dynamic infrastructure and cloud computing strategy.
IBM Systems Director Network Management
Systems Director includes a network management component that facilitates the management of Ethernet networks and networking devices. Systems Director Network Management adds support for several new models of Ethernet switches and related networking devices.
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