Alterpoint network authority download

This has long been one of the premiere network as in switches, routers, etc. David Williams AlterPoint vice president of marketing, Ryan Shopp senior director, product management and product strategy and Dana Marruffo, PR goddess were intent on driving home to me how successful had been for the company and how much better would be, especially with the introduction of Version 3. Shopp, in particular, wanted to emphasize the product integrations that the company has achieved with both previous versions as well as the current one.

But the one that intrigued me the most was the integration with Configuresoft. Configuresoft, faithful readers will remember, is the vendor of Enterprise Configuration Manager - one of my favorite tools for managing Windows servers and clients. By tightly integrating DeviceAuthority Suite 3. Simply monitoring identity management, though, doesn't satisfy the various regulations' terms.

For that you need to audit all sorts of things happening on your servers, desktops, routers, switches - pretty much everything that happens on your network.

Enterprise Configuration Manager handles your servers and desktops and now the DeviceAuthority Suite can handle your network hardware and the rules and policies needed to enforce regulatory compliance in all devices.

Here are the latest Insider stories. The Update Module is geared to the needs of network engineers and focuses on managing change in network components. AlterPoint lets each customer build an Integrated Network Environment that incorporates existing network tools and provides an actionable inventory that allows the execution of scripts based on this inventory.

Key features of the module include the ability to schedule changes, generate scripts and perform validation of changes and search functions. Similar to TrueControl, the Update Module lets scripts be created by recording commands you issue to a device.

Inventory lists can be populated by importing device information from a file or by manually adding entries. An auto-discovery wizard is also included. In adding a device to the inventory, credentials are specified and applied to each device.

Shared credentials can be applied to multiple devices for networks in which devices all share common logon information. DeviceAuthority auto-discovered each device on our network and had no problem correctly identifying and backing up configurations from the more mainstream Cisco devices. Here are the latest Insider stories.

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