TNT Software Blasts Out Upgrade
TNT Software, a veteran in the event log management and server monitoring space,
just
upgraded its
flagship product -- with an eye toward Vista and Windows Server 2008.
The company actually changed its plans midstream, according to VP of Sales
and Marketing Brent Skadsen.
"Our plan was to rush out an interim build of ELM to support the adoption
of Windows Server 2008 and Vista. Originally, the scope was to efficiently monitor
systems running these new operating systems," he said. "Then, it expanded
to run on the platform. As the project developed, it became clear, supporting
Windows Server 2008 required monitoring 64-bit systems and adding a mechanism
to manage the higher event log frequency. In addition to boosting the performance
and scalability, filtering features were designed to reduce the event noise."
What do you use to monitor servers, and would you recommend that tool to others?
Experiences welcome at dbarney@redmondmag.com.
Posted by Doug Barney on September 04, 2008 at 11:52 AM