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Change Manager Change Control and Change Reporting for Domino Server Configurations. Use for any number of Servers, regardless of Location or Domain. Runs on any R6+ Server. Support for R8.5.3. Automatic Installation and Removal. Provides ITIL/SOX/Audit Compliance for Servers.
Description The Change Manager provides capabilities not found in Domino Domain Monitoring, including: Change Monitoring of Domino Server Configurations. Change Control for Domino Server Configurations. Comparison and Benchmarking Tools for Domino Servers. These functions are designed to help Administrators control a distributed Server environment.
Change Monitoring (1) Monitor and report on changes to any Directory element (including Groups), NOTES.INIs, or Access Control List (ACL). Monitor and report on changes to remote Server Registrys. Monitor User Certification and Sessions. Monitor and report on specific Log entries, e.g. Agent Errors. Monitor use of Full Access Administration. Add comments to reported changes.
Change Monitoring (2) Email alerting of changes – provides email notification of changes to the environment. Handles Emergency and Unauthorised changes. Change History is retained for troubleshooting and auditing. Exception lists for regularly changed settings.
Change Control (Optional) enforcing of Change Requests for Directory Configuration elements (e.g. Server documents, Server Configuration documents, Groups, Connections, Domains etc). Customisable Workflow and Approvers per element. Allowance for Emergency changes. Multiple configuration settings (e.g. Approvers cannot approve their own Change requests).
Comparison and Benchmarking Tools (1) Compare any configuration element against any other element (e.g. compare the Server Document of Server A against the Server Document of Server B). Compare configuration elements against Benchmarks, including to schedule. Deviations are emailed to specific Administrators. Compare NOTES.INI files line-by-line. Take snapshots of the entire configuration at regular intervals. Validate Hub-Spoke topologies (e.g. That Spoke A has a correct Replica of the Directory on Hub A).
Also; Monitor entire Domains, individual Servers, or Groups of Servers (e.g. 'ACME Mail Servers'). Multiple Monitors allowed. Ability to spread processing load if required. Automatic archiving of data. Alerts when Servers are unavailable. Unhidden design.
""We use this tool to monitor changes in our domino network as we have some "semi time" admins and I sometimes have no control what they are doing - With IONET Change Manager I get all these things documented automatically and it saves me a lot of investigating when problems occur. Great product, easy to install and maintain."" - Raoul Morik, Julius Blum GmbH, Austria. "An excellent tool to monitor and follow all security-relevant issues like Administration groups and security settings in the server documents." - Sascha Witt, Olympus Europe, Germany. "The software is really doing it's job for us. We used to have lots of unidentified/unexplained changes, now we have none." – Walter Pidwarko, Hastings-Deering Ltd, Australia. "I like the change logging. Now when something doesn't work and a programmer asks what changed, I can show them." - Norman Sprunger, Mennonite Mutual Aid, US.
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For more information, please visit http://www.ionetsoftware.com/lotus-notes-products/lotus-notes-change-management
Summary: The Change Manager for Domino provides change reporting, change management and change auditing for ALL Domino Server R6+ configuration and security settings (plus Registry Keys, ACLs, Log Entries, User Certification, User Sessions and Groups), as well as allowing Configuration Snapshots, Benchmarking, Server Configuration comparisons and Directory validation. The Change Manager assists with Problem Solving and Quality Assurance of changes (especially if servers in your environment are maintained by multiple Administrators), and ITIL/SOX/Auditing Compliance. http://www.ionetsoftware.com/lotus-notes-products/lotus-notes-change-management
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