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Microforge.net Enterprise Server is the application server for a variety of Enterprise
Systems Management and Helpdesk
products from Microforge.net Limited.
Built using industrial strength MS SQL Server 2000 databases, Enterprise Server (ENT Server) provides core functionality and services for a variety of modules that are accessible using either Microsoft Internet Explorer or our windows clients, ENT NetCenter and ENT Report Forge.
Performance and Accessibility
ENT Server was written, from the ground up, using distributed
technologies and each of the modules in ENT is designed to be accessible both in
an Intranet LAN environment and over slower Wide Area Network
(WAN) or Internet connections. The server
can be accessed via a web browser or using the windows clients that we have developed
for ENT server, via the HTTP protocol, which means
that minimal or no special configuration is required in order to use this software
over a WAN, where firewalls and
routers may exist.
Traffic between ENT NetCenter and ENT Server is highly compressed and optimized, so it is entirely possible to have users connecting to the various modules on your ENT Server from different countries or even continents, simultaneously. Machine Auditing Technologies
The ENT Inventory module for ENT Server can be accessed using our windows client
(ENT NetCenter), which includes a number of advanced network auditing capabilities.
Using ENT NetCenter you can remotely collect detailed
hardware and software information about the machines on the networks that you manage
and post this information automatically to your ENT Inventory. This audit process
makes use of a service called WMI, which is built
into the Windows operating system, so you don't have to deploy any software on remote
machines to be able to audit these. Auditing proxies such as
ENT Network Monitor can be deployed on remote networks so that little or
no special configuration is required in order to audit machines over a WAN, where
firewalls and routers
may exist.
Machines which are not connected to the network can also be audited using EntAudit.exe, a command line auditing utility that is provided with ENT NetCenter. EntAudit.exe can audit machines and save the results to an audit snapshot file, which can be emailed or copied to a removable storage device and posted to your ENT Server at a later date from one of the machines on your network. Finally, non-windows based machines (such as printers and routers) can be manually entered into your ENT Inventory by technicians, so that you can maintain all of the information relating to the networks that you manage in one powerful and easily accessible repository.
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