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To: David Howe who wrote (57902)	5/8/2001 10:53:47 AM
From: The Duke of URL©	Respond to of 74651

From Networld+Interop: Features Microsoft announces operations management solution at NetWorld+Interop Show Floor Maps News for Media Shuttle Bus Show News Home Microsoft unveiled its Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) product at the Las Vegas Hilton’s Barron Ballroom Monday night. The solution, which is scheduled for release next month, is designed to manage Windows servers and server applications for Windows 2000, ActiveDirectory, Exchange and more, providing event management and performance tracking across time to highlight glitches before serious problems occur. The company has licensed NetIQ’s Operations Manager product, which will allow MOM to include heterogeneous support for other operating systems and applications. “We seeing demand for good management of servers and applications,” said David Hamilton, director of product marketing and management technologies for Microsoft. “This [solution] is truly the emergence of Windows in the data center.” The availability of MOM completes the first segment of the company’s three-pronged management technologies strategy announced last October. Microsoft .NET Management Services, an extension of the Windows management infrastructure for solutions development, and the Microsoft Management Alliance, which aims to help ISVs sell management products on top of Windows, will follow. “We specifically chose NetWorld+Interop to announce this release because the show is so focused on networking and management,” Hamilton added. “The IT professionals at this show have the problems that we believe MOM will solve.” key3media.com

To: David Howe who wrote (57902)	5/8/2001 1:09:45 PM
From: alydar	Respond to of 74651

<<You do realize that the 'internet world' is powered by computers, don't you? Even in the internet world you need bigger and better hardware and software with each increment of progress. Both on the server side and the PC side (if you want to enjoy all the features).>> I believe it is all going to reside on the server because of economics. A bloated PC will have limited use. As for security issues; I am scared to death someone will break into my home and steal my PC with my life secrets on it. I much rather have my information reside on a server managed by professionals. Rocky.