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Web-Based Enterprise Management

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(standard, system management)Web-Based Enterprise Management - (WBEM) A DMTF management standard using the Common Information Model to represent systems, applications, networks, devices and other managed components; developed to unify the management of distributed computing environments.

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Microsoft is bridging the gap between its tools and non-Windows platforms on the back of the WS-Management protocol it developed and OpenPegasus, an open-source implementation of the Distributed Management Task Force's Common Information Model and Web-based Enterprise Management standards.
has introduced Web-based Enterprise Management Dynamic Reconfiguration (WDR) on its Sun Fire(TM) Midframe and high-end 3800-15K servers.
Other enhancements include extended support for Linux devices and support for Web-Based Enterprise Management, an industry standard for interoperability between multiple vendors' management applications.
 
 
 
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