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IT Weekly Roundup, Oct. 28
From the business wires this week: a change auditing solution for Active Directory, an embedded SQL database engine and a simple file sharing program.
- By Dan Hong
- October 27, 2005
Tripwire Inc. released
Tripwire Enterprise 5.2, a change auditing
solution for Microsoft Active Directory and Sun One Directory Server. New features
include Change Window and User Role reports, which provide information on changes
made in and outside change windows as well as which users have access to what
within Tripwire Enterprise, respectively; HP OpenView Service Desk integration;
Oracle 10g support; and expanded support to audit Solaris 10 x86 and Solaris
10/SPARC file systems.
http://www.tripwire.com
Brocade Communications Systems announced Tuesday that its 4Gbit SilkWorm 4100 and 200E product families have been approved and designated by Microsoft's Simple SAN for Windows Server requirements. Microsoft designed the Simple SAN for Windows Server Program to address the small and medium-sized business demand for robust, serviceable and easy-to-deploy SAN solutions. The new 4Gbit/sec SilkWorm platforms provide eight to 16 ports on demand (SilkWorm 200E) and 16 to 32 ports on demand (SilkWorm 4100) of enterprise-class connectivity with ease-of-use features designed to reduce complexity and lower operating costs. http://www.brocade.com
Grisoft released AVG Anti-Virus 7.1, now with expanded support
for removing unwanted applications, including spyware and adware, and Windows
x64. http://www.avg-antivirus.net
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| VistaDB Server supports additional BDE-related databases including Paradox, dBASE
7 and InterBase (FireBird). |
Vista Software released the latest version of its VistaDB Server,
an embedded SQL database engine for building small to midsize WinForms and ASP.NET
database applications. Version 2.1 provides client/server support in a 500KB
footprint. http://www.vistadb.net
Quantum Corp. announced a new product line of disk-based backup and recovery appliances for small- to medium-sized enterprises. The DX3000 and DX5000 appliances are based on a high-density, 2U or 5U (rack-unit) chassis and have a RAID 5-based capacity range of 1.2TB to over 14.4TB of compressed usable capacity per unit. As with the company's existing DX-Series enterprise systems, the DX3000 and DX5000 integrates with any open-systems tape automation system to allow data migration and archive. In addition, these new appliances are compatible with popular backup packages, including CA ArcServe, CommVault Galaxy, EMC Legato Networker, HP OpenView Data Protector, and Veritas Backup Exec and Net Backup. http://www.quantum.com
Stretched Out Software released CrossClip, a software program
that allows computers running different operating systems to share clipboard
contents. The program works with Mac OS version 10.2 and up and Windows 2000/XP.
http://www.crossclip.com
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| Transfer files in relative ease
with Lava Software's PC-Mac-Net FileShare v5.1. |
Lava Software began shipping PC-Mac-Net FileShare v5.1, a file
sharing, workgroup collaboration synchronization product which operates over
LANs and the Internet. In the new version, files and folders can be dragged
between file lists to initiate transfers and file transfer speeds over the Internet
have been improved. Versions are available for Windows, Mac and Linux. http://www.lavasoftware.com