Details

Subject(s)

• Storage area networks (Computer networks) [Browse]
• IBM Director (Computer file) [Browse]

Series

IBM redbooks. [More in this series]

Notes

"May 2002."

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Language note

English

Contents

• Front cover
• Contents
• Figures
• Notices
• Trademarks
• Preface
• The team that wrote this redbook
• Notice
• Comments welcome
• Chapter 1. Introduction
• Chapter 2. IBM Director and Total Cost of Ownership
• 2.1 IBM Director executive summary
• 2.2 IBM Universal Manageability
• 2.3 Industry standards
• 2.4 Reducing the cost of downtime
• Chapter 3. IBM hardware technologies
• 3.1 Server Hardware
• 3.2 Predictive Failure Analysis (PFA)
• 3.3 Advanced System Management processors
• 3.4 IBM Remote Supervisor Adapter
• 3.5 Light Path Diagnostics
• 3.6 Hot-swap/hot-add components
• Chapter 4. IBM Director
• 4.1 IBM Director description
• 4.2 IBM Director components
• 4.2.1 IBM Director Server
• 4.2.2 IBM Director Console
• 4.2.3 IBM Director Agent
• 4.3 Event Action Plans
• Chapter 5. Director Server Extensions
• 5.1 Purpose
• 5.2 Description of tools
• 5.2.1 ServeRAID Manager
• 5.2.2 Capacity Manager
• 5.2.3 Rack Manager
• 5.2.4 System Availability
• 5.2.5 Advanced System Management
• 5.2.6 Cluster Systems Management
• 5.2.7 Software Rejuvenation
• Chapter 6. Deployment tools for the NAS appliance
• 6.1 Purpose
• 6.2 Deployment tools available
• 6.2.1 Emergency Recovery CD-ROM
• 6.2.2 UpdateXpress
• Chapter 7. Bringing it all together
• 7.1 IBM Director on NAS appliances example usage
• 7.2 Enterprise Management Integration
• 7.3 Conclusion
• Abbreviations and acronyms
• Related publications
• IBM Redbooks
• Other resources
• Referenced Web sites
• How to get IBM Redbooks
• IBM Redbooks collections
• Index
• Back cover.

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OCLC

226376675

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