Lantronix Consoleworks Manages Servers, Nets, Telecom

By Bernard Cole
iApplianceWeb
(10/24/02, 02:56:37 AM EDT)

Irvine, Ca. -- Lantronix, Inc.'s has begun to deliver its new ConsoleWorks remote management software that allows every device and system in an organization to be viewed and managed from a single location.

ConsoleWorks captures and logs console output from network-attached devices, scans the output to determine which events are important, prioritizes each event for display, and can notify appropriate personnel or perform automated actions, based on pre-determined rules. ConsoleWorks' control panel offers color-coded displays that notify IT professionals about important events occurring on a device as well as critical details that help solve problems when they arise.

ConsoleWorks communicates with any equipment accessible through telnet, syslog, or a direct serial connection.

The product comes in three enterprise versions that address the varying needs of different sizes of organizations: 32-, 64- and 128-port. All three versions are initially available for Solaris and Windows platforms, and are compatible with enterprise management tools such as HP OpenView, Computer Associates' Unicenter and BMC's PATROL.

Lantronix's ConsoleWorks software is currently available, in 32,64- or 128-port versions for prices ranging from $20,000 to $50,000.

For more information, go to www.lantronix.com.

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