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The High People's Court of Beijing Centralizes Network Management With CA's Unicenter

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Overview High People's Court of Beijing in the People's Republic of China is the highest legal institution in Beijing. For a dispersed network like the High People's Court of Beijing's, one of the largest challenges is to efficiently manage and maintain all of the network system's equipment. Unicenter NSM enables automatic discovery and control from a dedicated management workstation of all the servers and networked devices in the distributed network environment. It can detect potential system problems around the clock. Unicenter Performance Management, in addition, also ensures the efficiency of the network by automatically collecting data on the network's performance, such as response time and creating regular reports on network use and operation.

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Publisher	Computer Associates	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Monitoring Systems

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