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TechNet Webcast: Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 Technical Overview (Level 200)

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Overview The presenter of this webcast will take a look at the next version of Microsoft Operations Management product, MOM 2005, which enables increased levels of service availability for Windows Server System. The attendee will learn how to use MOM 2005 to stay aware of issues and respond quickly and accurately. The presenter will look at the MOM architecture, the monitoring components of MOM, and the various interfaces to create rules and monitor the environment. Finally the presenter will look at the reporting side and see what reports MOM produces to monitor information essential to a smooth-running operation.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	14th January 2005 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Monitoring Systems, Infrastructure Management, File and Network Servers

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