CockpitMgr for OpenVMS
- System monitoring, Event notifications, Console management, Storage control, Network monitoring, Performance management, Automated incident handling, Reporting, HP OpenView integration
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CockpitMgr for OpenVMS enables you to monitor and control all OpenVMS systems in your organization from a central management position. This ensures that your systems are up at all times and optimize their resources and prevents the possibility of any part of your OpenVMS environment letting you down or running into unnecessary costs. CockpitMgr tracks and reports all events in your OpenVMS environment and helps you to solve them before they become a threat to your operation.
The main responsibility of the VMS system manager is to make sure that the OpenVMS environment always delivers the performance and availability levels the business demands. To achieve this, one needs tools that support and automate the job at hand, covering all aspects of the production environment.
CockpitMgr for OpenVMS provides all the necessary tools to build a fully integrated, VMS-based management system. The main purpose of this cockpit is to monitor the entire OpenVMS production environment and to take care of event notification. The cockpit assists the system manager 24 hours a day and fulfills routine tasks without human intervention.
CockpitMgr enables you to do more with less staff and at the same time provide better service to the users of the systems. The product has a number of unique and valuable features to improve the availability of your computer systems. CockpitMgr runs entirely on OpenVMS, and provides a solution for the entire production environment.
CockpitMgr for OpenVMS is available in 3 versions:
| MiniCenter | DataCenter | Maxicenter |
| to manage up to 10 VMS systems for smaller, but still business-critical datacenters. | to manage up to 25 VMS systems. | with management support for an unlimited amount of systems, and installation of a hot-standby cockpit for disaster-tolerant configurations. |
