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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Steve Porter who wrote (31046)4/6/1998 2:12:00 PM
From: Maverick  Read Replies (1) of 1579986
 
AMD extends NW mgmt offerings, part II
Unicenter TNG Framework, Computer Associates

Unicenter TNG Framework is a strategic enterprise management solution providing
end-to-end control of the entire network infrastructure. Combined with Magic Packet
technology, Framework provides IT specialists with a one-stop solution, enabling them to
carry out proactive network monitoring and diagnostics such as anti-virus protection scans.
The early detection of potential problems greatly increases network reliability and efficiency.
With the addition of optional modules, desktop PCs can be easily upgraded because software,
operating systems, and other files can be distributed to PCs from the server rather than
manually at individual PCs.

Pre-Boot Execution Environment (PXE)

AMD's PXE code incorporates Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) software and
boot code, which is essential for the effective management of a large TCP/IP network. Each
time a PC is added to a network, the system administrator has to allocate a new IP address
as well as download software and various other information. PXE enables IT specialists to
easily connect additional PCs, move existing PCs between networks and download software.
The ability to dynamically update the IP address and download software from a central console
simplifies network administration and maximizes efficiency.

PermaNet Server featuring Hot Plug Capability

AMD's PermaNet Server is an optimum fault tolerance solution that is vital for mission
critical applications. By deploying the PermaNet Server in a dual link environment, if the
primary link fails, the secondary link is automatically and seamlessly engaged. Engagement of
the secondary link maintains the network connection, completely transparent to the desktop
user. Integrated reporting capabilities alert MIS staff of the link failure so that the appropriate
maintenance can be carried out. The Hot Plug capability allows MIS staff to replace the
primary link without shutting down the server, eliminating disruption to the network. The
PermaNet Server with the Hot Plug feature is a cost-effective back-up link that protects
corporate business against the huge costs associated with server downtime.

Network Alarm Clock

The Network Alarm Clock provides IT specialists with significant control and flexibility by
allowing them to remotely schedule Magic Packet capable PCs to boot up at a pre-set time. In
a corporation with hundreds of computers, the ability to systematically boot-up networked
PCs before users arrive to work dramatically reduces the possibility of bottlenecks due to
network overload.

PCnet Diverse Utilities with DMI Support

AMD supplies drivers that include version 2.0 of the Desktop Management Interface (DMI).
DMI is the industry standard for desktop and server management. Support for the standard
results in the ability to manage multiple operating systems and hardware platforms. AMD
also supplies software that is compatible with the PCnet family of Ethernet Controllers. This
software includes PCnet installation and diagnostics to verify operation and validate system
integration and support.
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