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• IT Management Processes

  There are several key components used by successful IT and networking organizations: People Processes Tools People are the most important assets, followed by proper processes, then the tools to implement and automate those processes. Great people, with... Posted May 19 2008, 01:19 PM by tslattery with | with no comments Filed under: tools, Netcordia, NetMRI, change management, processes, events, checklists, capacity management, audit, Event and Alert management, networking organizations, Problem management, Configuration management, Service request management

• Event Analysis

  We just announced the NetMRI Event Analysis system, which analyzes syslog and snmp trap events, and is pretty exciting (see the press release ). Most syslog collectors provide forensic analysis (after the fact). Some organizations have created complex... Posted Sep 13 2007, 01:44 PM by tslattery with | with no comments Filed under: NetMRI, events, event analysis, network analysis

• NetMRI now does real-time analysis

  Netcordia announced ( http://www.netcordia.com/news/press-releases.asp ) today that NetMRI's analysis will now include the capability to perform analysis in real-time. A number of customers had asked that NetMRI be able to detect when a problem was... Posted May 21 2007, 09:03 AM by tslattery with | with no comments Filed under: NetMRI, events, event analysis, realtime

• Splunking (the log file variety)

  We just announced an agreement with Splunk, the IT search company ( http://splunk.com ), where the Splunk log file collection and analysis engine will be incorporated into NetMRI. This is the first OEM partnership we’ve done and it is an exciting one... Posted May 16 2007, 08:59 AM by tslattery with | with no comments Filed under: NetMRI, events, event analysis, splunk