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fault management

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fault management

The monitoring of error indications in a computer system in order to log the occurrences and send alerts to system administrators and field service. Fault management software keeps track of hardware faults such as memory parity errors (see ECC memory) and software crashes. The proper analysis of the frequency and type of such errors is intended to initiate a repair order before a total breakdown occurs. See fault and fault tolerant.



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NASDAQ: TTIL), ("TTI Telecom'), a global supplier of Operations Support Systems (OSS) to communications service providers, today announced that it has been awarded a follow-on order for an upgrade to its previously-deployed TTI Telecom Fault Management solution (FaM) and 2007 maintenance contract totaling $1.
Voyence's new release tightly integrates with fault management systems, providing the ability to quickly correlate root cause failures with device configuration status, while providing network configuration state for CMDB initiatives.
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