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Minder Singh
January 3, 2009
“Free” embedded service processors (ESP), like HP iLO, Dell® DRAC and IBM® RSA can actually hurt your budget when you consider the total cost of ownership.
You may already know that many servers come with embedded service processors. What you may not know is that a service processor from a single server manufacturer is usually a dedicated – and limited – solution for their equipment only.
Minder Singh
January 3, 2009
CommandCenter® Secure Gateway, our centralized management appliance, now gives you the power to centrally access both VMware virtual servers and physical servers from a unified and secure interface. It provides both in-band (RDP, VNC) and out-of-band (iLO/DRAC/RSA, VMware Console Viewer, KVM) management capabilities. Remote virtual machine and remote power control (Virtual Power interface, Intelligent PDU). Plus consolidated server access across multiple VirtualCenters and dynamic auto-discovery of VMware virtual machines and VirtualCenters.
Minder Singh
January 3, 2009
Raritan’s vendor-agnostic solution for heterogeneous environments lets you access embedded service processors, blade/rack servers, virtual environments and KVM systems worldwide – from one interface.
You’re already dealing with servers from multiple manufacturers. As well as multiple locations. The last thing you need is multiple management solutions. Fortunately, Raritan can help, with our vendor-agnostic Multivendor Server Management solution.
Driven by our CommandCenter® Secure Gateway (CC-SG), it provides stronger support for service processor management, virtual server management and stand-alone server management. Plus, it offers enhanced integration with Power IQ®, for convenient control of PDUs from Raritan and other manufacturers.
Minder Singh
January 3, 2009
Designed to meet the very latest procurement and security standards and requirements, Raritan solutions are installed in a wide range of federal, state and local government agencies. Among our long list of government customers are the Air Force, Army, CIA, NASA, Navy, NSA, Pentagon, the State Department and many others.
Minder Singh
January 3, 2009
Increase data center security and ensure HSPD-12 compliance with Smart Card/CAC-enabled KVM and KVM/Serial solutions.
Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12), issued on August 27, 2004, mandated the establishment of a standard for identification of Federal government employees and contractors. HSPD-12 requires the use of a common identification credential for both logical and physical access to federally controlled facilities and information systems.