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Maintain Performance Monitoring

RippleTech LogCaster 3.1 provides agent-level real-time/historical performance monitoring.

06/01/2001

Ripple Technologies recently announced RippleTech LogCaster 3.1, designed to provide agent-level real-time/historical performance monitoring. The application checks Windows 2000/NT system and application services, performance, security, event logs, TCP/IP servers and devices, and SysLog devices (UNIX, Linux, Cisco). LogCaster also incorporates a Citrix MetaFrame plug-in, letting systems administrators manage Win2K/NT/XP and Citrix MetaFrame 1.8 from a centralized management console.

Ripple Technologies, Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, 215-321-9600, www.rippletech.com.

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