Servergraph™ Expands Enterprise Features
Latest release adds Veritas NetBackup support and role-based management
Austin, TX (PRWEB) July 14, 2004 -- Servergraph today released the latest
version of its agentless software that manages and automates complex backup
environments. Servergraph 3.5 expands its feature set by adding service level
agreement (SLA) reporting, role-based authentication for administrator,
operator, and user roles, and client-level reporting for Veritas
NetBackup.
"Servergraph continues to evolve as an enterprise-class tool
for management and automation of large backup environments," said Mark Roberts,
president of Servergraph. "To date our software has been recognized as the
leader in management and automation for IBM's Tivoli Storage Manager software.
With the addition of client-level reporting for Veritas NetBackup, we have
significantly broadened our market potential and focus."
Servergraph is
agentless reporting and analysis software that pays for itself in three to six
months, according to Don Becker, vice president of sales for Servergraph.
"Servergraph spots trends long before problems occur, allowing users to take
action and realign system resources. Successful enterprise backup requires the
correct operation of networks, storage servers, disk arrays, tape libraries, and
human intervention. Servergraph helps our customers manage their entire data
management system proactively to achieve 100 percent backup success."
The
most pervasive design change to Servergraph 3.5 is the addition of role-based
authentication. "Our customers have requested more control over the information
that Servergraph presents," said Don Becker, vice president of sales for
Servergraph. "Our new role-based management allows storage administrators to
tailor the information that users can see. This capability extends across our
Web reports, e-mail notifications and reports, and chargeback billing
reports."
Servergraph 3.5 also includes enhanced drill-down reporting
based on service level agreement (SLA) style reports. "Every company has a
different way of grouping and presenting information. Information might be based
on geography, or by company reporting structure, or some way that we haven't
heard of yet," said Becker. "Servergraph can create any type of grouping for
user-level reports." The SLA reports allow quick drill-down to isolate problems
across regions, data centers, storage/media servers, or
users.
Servergraph 3.5
Servergraph delivers powerful features for
storage administrators and operators to boost productivity and overall
reliability. Servergraph is based on agentless technology – it does not require
deployment of client software. Servergraph contains critical features for
managing backup environments that allow administrators to:
* Find missed
backups
* Prevent missed backups
* Predict outages in advance
* Spot
performance bottlenecks
* Rapidly tune backup servers
* Find storage
abusers
* Share administrator knowledge
* Charge for storage
use
Servergraph 3.5 is available now on Linux, Windows XP Professional,
Windows 2000 Server, and Windows 2003 Server operating systems.
About
Servergraph
Founded in 1999, Austin, Texas-based Servergraph develops highly
scalable storage and data management tools for enterprise
storage
environments. Servergraph is located at 1717 W. Sixth Street, Suite 234, Austin,
TX 78703. For more information,
please call +1 (512) 482-6137 or visit
Servergraph on the Web at www.servergraph.com .
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About Veritas, Inc.
VERITAS
Software, one of the 10 largest software companies in the world, is a leading
provider of software to enable utility computing. In a utility computing model
IT resources are aligned with business needs, and business applications are
delivered with optimal performance and availability on top of shared computing
infrastructure, minimizing hardware and labor costs. With 2003 revenues of $1.75
billion, VERITAS delivers products for data protection, storage & server
management, high availability and application performance management that are
used by 99 percent of the Fortune 500. More information about VERITAS Software
can be found at www.veritas.com .
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