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BENEFITS OF VIRTUALIZATION IN ON DEMAND
With virtualization, On Demand customers benefit even further through:

• Simplified solutions;
• Reduced down-time;
• A highly available and serviceable architecture.

Simplified Solutions
The current On Demand policy contains deployment scenarios that require additional physical servers, for example the deployment of a DMZ function or an additional instance. With virtualization, the complexity associated with managing additional servers could be reduced in some cases and in others, may be eliminated altogether. For example:

• A non-production DMZ server could be deployed as a virtual machine and still provide the testing function it serves
• An additional instance could be deployed as a virtual machine in the existing non-production infrastructure

Introduction
Extreme Networks provides an on-demand, hosted solution for monitoring and analysis of IT infrastructure, including network traffic, servers, and applications. The PSP Tools (software that resides on the monitored network) securely collects and transports data from a customer’s network devices to the PSP Data Center, where it is analyzed and stored in the PSP database. The data is made available to end-users anytime and anywhere through a hosted Web application that provides drill-down analytics, role-specific dashboards, customized reporting, and sophisticated alerting.

This document provides comprehensive, step-by-step instructions for installing the PSP Tools on your network, establishing connectivity to the PSP Data Center, and performing the initial configuration required to begin using the PSP monitoring tools.

Getting Started
One of the advantages of the PSP tools is the ability to quickly deploy, install and configure our solution so you can gain insight into your IT infrastructure. Once the planning and information gathering steps are completed, a typical PSP deployment takes less than 30 minutes.

Introduction
This procedure allows you to install the downloadable version of eDucLearning v.5 associated with a SQL Server 2005 database. The procedure related to the configuration and integration of the database is manual, given that the characteristics and different configurations of client servers are unique to each client.

You are undertaking this procedure at your own risk. Concept Formula inc. cannot be held responsible for the manual changes that you will perform on your server during this installation process.

Welcome to the avast! Distributed Network Manager, the solution for network antivirus management.

avast! Distributed Network Manager (ADNM) is a suite of powerful tools to help network administrators manage the avast! antivirus product line across their whole enterprise.

The ADNM system consists of the following components:

• avast! Management Server (AMS) — the heart of ADNM that provides the business logic for the whole system.
• SQL Database — serves as data storage for all the policies, security settings and client information.
• Administration Console — the program the administrator uses to manage the whole system.

These three components work together with the avast! antivirus products deployed on individual workstations and servers on the network to provide the best possible protection against malware and to minimize the effort needed to manage and
monitor their current status.

The brain of the whole system is the AMS (avast! Management Server). This is where all the hard work is done.

Quick installation
Let’s assume we are dealing with a computer network consisting of 50 PC’s in a single LAN all running Windows 98, Windows 2000 and Windows XP and there is no antivirus system installed on them. We intend to install the NOD32 antivirus system on the above mentioned PC’s from scratch.

What is ERP?
ERP is short for Enterprise Resource Planning. ERP integrates all facets of business including planning, manufacturing, sales and marketing. As a unified system which contains resources from many areas, ERP lowers costs, provides customers with satisfactory solutions, allows for better decision making by the company and provide companies with a good return.

The current status of ERP
Many small to medium-sized companies are already well aware of the benefits of using an ERP system. Most of these companies are using technology to integrate ERP systems to synchronize different departments within the company and meet their needs for accessing the most up-to-date information upon demand. An ERP system has became an essential tool for many small to medium-sized businesses. So it is vital for their ERP system to be heavily protected during vital transactions to prevent information leaks that can cause great loss and damage to the company.