What Linux Distributions does
InterStructures work with?
InterStructures works
with the all the major Linux distributions including:
RedHat and Suse
I have Tivoli, OpenView
or UniCenter why do I need this platform?
InterStructures addresses
the administration of departmental servers: File,
Print, DNS, DHCP, Web, Proxy and FTP not the monitoring
of network and hardware health that Tivoli, Openview
and UniCenter do. InterStructures has integrated open
source servers with the Microsoft Server 2003 interface
and all the inherent capabilities that it posses.
Manage your network by adding users, changing permissions,
configuring ports, deploying web pages, enabling SSL
and more
InterStructures is a platform that allows simultaneous
management of multiple Linux and Windows servers
from a Windows MMC console so that an administrator
can have a common view of Linux and Windows servers.
Linux already has
management tools.Why do I need this?
The Management tools
in Linux are command line driven, difficult to use
and Windows trained staff cannot easily use them.
Linux tools are not integrated with Windows and do
not allow you to manage both Linux and Windows servers
from the same console.
InterStructures has a 'native' Windows user interface
- so a Windows administrator never has to leave his
Windows box for managing Linux.
Can I manage Windows
and Linux servers from one management console?
Yes. InterStructures
is a platform that allows unified management of multiple
Linux and Windows servers from a Windows MMC console
so that an administrator can have a common view of
his various Linux and Windows servers.
What type of servers
does your product allow you to manage?
InterStructures addresses
the administration of a variety of departmental servers
such as: File, Print, DNS, DHCP, Web, Proxy, Security
and FTP.
Does your product
do log file consolidation?
Yes. Log files from
Linux servers File, Print, DNS, DHCP, Web, Proxy,
Security, FTP and Windows can be viewed in the Windows
event viewer. All logs are displayed in the same format.
