Messages
The following changes have been made for this edition:
- Enterprise Administration
- You can manage a network of servers in a consistent way from a single, web
browser-based administrative interface. You can set up one server as
the configuration manager that distributes configuration information (such as
policy) to managed servers. In the network of servers you can route
commands to one or more servers.
- Enterprise event logging and monitoring
- You can log events from other servers and clients to a specific ADSM
server.
- Enterprise console
- The enterprise console is a web browser-based interface from which you can
access ADSM server functions. When you log on to a configuration
manager via the web interface, you access the enterprise console. The
enterprise console can give the administrator a complete view of the ADSM
installations in an enterprise. To use the web interface, you must have
a browser with support installed for Java 1.1. See ADSM
Quick Start for more information.
- Enterprise logon
- From the administrative web interface, you can log on to an ADSM server
once, and work with multiple servers to which you have administrative
authority without having to log on again.
- ADSM server scripts
- You can create and store server scripts in the ADSM database.
Scripts can contain ADSM administrative commands and can include conditional
statements that evaluate the results of earlier commands in the script before
proceeding. Scripts can be distributed to other servers and can be
scheduled to run with the DEFINE SCHEDULE command.
- Database and recovery log automation
- You can set up triggers that automate increasing the size of the database
or recovery log based on utilization levels.
- Storage pool migration by age
- You can set a minimum age for data before the server can migrate the data
from a storage pool.
- Disaster Recovery Manager plan file
- You can store the recovery plan file on another server to which your
server has access via server-to-server communication.
[ Top of Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Table of Contents ]