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The Case for Open Network Management: Applying the Principles of Openness, Transparency and Collaboration to the Management of Multi-dimensional, Multi-vendor Networks
sponsored by AlterPoint
Posted:  09 May 2008
Published:  01 May 2008
Format:  PDF
Length:  11   Page(s)
Type:  White Paper
Language:  English


ABSTRACT:
The increased focus on unified security, network optimization and application acceleration has resulted in an explosion of new technologies, specialty devices and vendors. The proliferation of high-speed connectivity networks and logical overlay networks - all running over the same physical links - have made it all but impossible for network teams to maintain consistent security, access, audit and change control using manual processes and device-specific management tools.

There has never been a greater need for automated network management. But most suppliers of management software are struggling to keep pace with the shifting composition of today's multi-vendor, multi-dimensional enterprise networks. This paper presents the case for a more agile approach for supplying the management solutions necessary to support today's networks - open network management for open networks.





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