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Sun Microsystems announced the availability of Sun xVM
As companies move to virtualize their datacenters, the management of servers, network and storage is becoming increasingly complex. From a single console, Sun xVM
- Server Discovery & Inventory Management ' Automatically scans and identifies servers across the network, even when powered off, which enables faster deployment and management of IT assets.
- Firmware and Bare Metal Server Provisioning ' Delivers automatic and 'hands off' installation of bare-metal operating systems, RPMs and firmware, bringing new efficiencies to IT departments.
- Patch Management & Updating ' Provides up-to-date patch management tools for Red Hat, SUSE and the Solaris OS, offering organizations greater control over their datacenter plans and minimizing downtime. In addition, unique patch simulation capabilities remove uncertainty when customers apply updates.
- Managing & Monitoring ' Securely and remotely manages users and heterogeneous datacenter assets, and proactively resolves problems by monitoring critical parameters, improving the security and stability of systems.
- Compliance Reporting ' Provides an up-to-date view into the system state, patch status, and software portfolio, which helps with quick and accurate reporting and compliance validation.
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