Entuity Introduces Eye of the Storm (EYE) 2009

11/21/2008

Entuity® today announces the newest release of its award-winning Eye of the Storm® (EYE) network management suite, EYE 2009. This latest version delivers a robust, current generation network management solution for contemporary needs by giving IT administrators and staff what they need to achieve their most pressing initiatives: business-oriented data, streamed in a Web-based interface using robust graphics and interactive visuals to make it immediately actionable so problems on the network are solved before they affect the business.



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EYE 2009 includes new modules and core product enhancements that allow business end-users to realize peak efficiency from IT services while maximizing return from existing infrastructures. These additions enable modern IT administrators to stream network intelligence in real-time through browsers and proactively avoid network support issues that often go unnoticed with oversimplified management tools or complex framework solutions.

EYE 2009 Product Features:

  • Workflow-Driven Multi-server Operation – Toggle between unique federated or consolidated schemes that streamline management of even the most dynamic and complex distributed networks. Provides an efficient, configurable, Web-based route to action and quick validation that is scalable for larger networks.


  • Reporting & Live Data Feeds – From organizational and navigational improvements in out-of-the-box reports to new time-series stream APIs, no other network management solution captures a greater depth of information about the network infrastructure AND opens the data for accessibility by users and partners.


  • IPv6 Compatibility – Allows for unified management of IPv4 and IPv6 infrastructures, phased deployments, and flexibility in selecting connectivity providers.


  • MPLS Module – Detailed configuration, utilization, & performance data at the LDP, LSR, and VPN tiers are automatically kept up to date to improve manageability of MPLS-enabled networks. Configurable operational thresholds alert to potentially detrimental changes promoting resolution before user impact.


  • Optimized Poller – Gives users more control to add device support, providing finer granularity and efficiency with multi-threaded architecture while improving the capacity planning process.


  • Customizable Event Control & Viewing – Greater control of “event noise” and refined event handling focuses attention for rapid resolution across network servers, views, devices, and ports.


  • Green IT Perspective – Introduces a revolutionary solution to quantify operational costs and savings opportunities for network devices, servers, and workstations in any green business initiative. A customizable dashboard and integration point for policies, reports, reference materials, real-time statistics, communities, wikis, and other materials keeps employees knowledgeable and green initiatives on track. Read Separate Announcement



These new capabilities of EYE 2009 build upon the Eye of the Storm feature set, which includes topology mapping, capacity planning, powerful analytics, and support for virtualized environments and data-sharing strategies. EYE has won multiple awards for its exceptional delivery of proactive business resource management, including a 2008 Best Products and Services Award from Network Products Guide, which recognizes products and services that bring exceptional value to the changing needs and interests of technology end-users.

Availability

Eye of the Storm 2009 will be available at the end of November and runs on Microsoft® Windows Server® 2003, Sun™ Solaris™, Red Hat® Enterprise Linux®, and VMWare® ESX Server. Entuity is actively seeking channel partners globally who are looking to complement their current framework or elemental tools offerings with the scalable, easy-to-deploy EYE 2009 management suite. For more information about Entuity's partner program, visit www.entuity.com/partners.

Quote, attributed to Michael Jannery, President and CEO, Entuity “With a decade’s worth of experience under our belt, we’ve taken the time to listen to our customers and responded with an optimized, enterprise-strength network management solution that provides everything IT administrators need to proactively prevent service interruptions and improve business profitability. EYE 2009 enables users to know at a glance how the network is performing.”

Quote, attributed to Jim Frey, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Management Associates “Rock solid network management is a must-have, with the success of most business initiatives riding 100% on the ability to connect to enterprise applications and services. And assuring availability is not enough – degradations can be just as damaging as outages. IT-empowered companies depend on predictable network performance, which requires a proactive, automated solution from a provider that puts network management – and its customers’ needs – first on its list.”

Quote, attributed to Keith Pound, Director of Sales and Marketing, KTSL, Ltd., UK “IT organisations today face many challenges as they handle the pressures of being responsive to economic change and new technologies while at the same time protect the performance of the IT environment 24/7. KTSL looks to EYE 2009 as an integral component in our portfolio to help meet these challenges. EYE 2009 gives our customers exactly the visibility needed to manage their network effectively, provides valuable ROI metrics, and its open design architecture allows KTSL the ability to easily add value creating well-rounded Business Service Management (BSM) solutions.”

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