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From a PowerPoint I have regarding WWTS. The PPT, which would becurrent as of August 2008, also contains a 1 paragraph description of
After pushing my sales engineer for more information from the IBM tech manager, it seems that some people in IBM use this tool but it is no longer commercially available to the public.
Continuing to to use Bytware
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What is IBM WWTS?
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IBM WWTS (World Wide Tool Set)
System administration/monitoring security
From what little information I have received and have been able to find on
IBM’s web site, the tool set is a modular based admin/monitoring package.
You have to have product BAS (base). Then you can add other modules as
needed such as: ATK (reviews system audit journal), BRM (self
explanatory), Bun (business use notice--- security compliance requires
that a business use notice be posted during the signon process), HBT
(heartbeat), HCS (Daily health check—allows security administrator to
track amd report security related incidents), MAM(message and alert
Management), PFR (performance like PM400), PTF (PTF management). This is
just a sample of the modules available.
If you want the complete list let me know off line and I can send you the
complete list.
I currently use Bytware for messaging, PM400 and a set of tools I have
developed over the years to help do my job. This package appears to be
able to replace many of these items.
My main question is and I am trying to find the answer, WHAT IS THE COST?
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