Compuware Vantage 9
Compuware Corp. has released the latest version of its application-management solution. The product focuses its analysis on end-user performance rather than network-application behavior. Vantage 9 lets you view a snapshot of an application at the time of service violation, and includes a baseline for comparison. $19,000. Compuware Corp., (313) 227-7300. www.compuware.com
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Neon LANsurveyor 8.0
Network documentation and security are the focus of Neon Software's latest LANsurveyor. Diagrams of the network now include switches and hubs, as well as port connectivity. The new Switch/Hub Port Report lists not only managed switches and hubs, but also the port number, Ethernet and IP addresses, and DNS name for easier tracking. Also new to 8.0 is a continuous scan feature that aids in preventing intrusion. The scan looks for new network nodes or devices, helping you block rogues. The hardware-inventory report includes tracking of PCI cards, multiple CPUs, and complete disk and volume information. Contact vendor for pricing. Neon Software, (800) 334-6366, (925) 283-9771. www.neon.com
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Javelina ADvantage Elements
Active Directory administrators will find bulk administration easier with the newest addition to Javelina Software's ADvantage line of products. Specializing in streamlining AD tasks, these ADvantage Elements--ADusers, ADsearch, ADgroups and ADcontacts--reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks. The new Elements can be purchased in a package or separately, and complement Javelina's Migration Toolbox. $300 per administrator/per element, with quantity discounts available. Javelina Software, (800) 397-5484, (302) 422-0230. www.javelinasoftware.com
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