Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
IEM Patch Management for Windows Application Updates now supports Adobe Digital Editions
IBM Endpoint Manager Patch Management for Windows Application Updates has announced that support for Adobe Digital Editions is now available in the Updates for Windows Applications site.
Use the following Fixlets:
- 4000000: Adobe Digital Editions 4.0.3 Available
This Fixlet updates Adobe Digital Edition to version 4.0.3 on endpoints in your deployment. - 4000001: Adobe Digital Editions - Multiple Versions Installed - ADE 2.0 and Later
Use this Fixlet when one endpoint in your deployment has several different versions of Adobe Digital Edition. The Fixlet retains the latest version of Adobe Digital Editions and uninstall the earlier versions in the endpoint.
Highlights:
- Fixlet 4000000: Adobe Digital Editions 4.0.3 Available
- Fixlet 4000001: Adobe Digital Editions - Multiple Versions Installed - ADE 2.0 and Later
For more information about the products and the types of updates that are supported by Patch Management for Windows Application Updates, see the Supported Applications and Languages wiki page:https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?lang=en#!/wiki/Tivoli%20Endpoint%20Manager/page/Supported%20Applications%20and%20Languages.
Actions to Take:
Use the Fixlets applicable to your deployment.
Use the Fixlets applicable to your deployment.
Published site version:
Updates for Windows Applications site, version 767.
Updates for Windows Applications site, version 767.
Additional links:
Supported Applications and Languages wiki page:https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?lang=en#!/wiki/Tivoli%20Endpoint%20Manager/page/Supported%20Applications%20and%20Languages.
Supported Applications and Languages wiki page:https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?lang=en#!/wiki/Tivoli%20Endpoint%20Manager/page/Supported%20Applications%20and%20Languages.
Friday, April 24, 2015
Customizing ITNM->TBSM Integration
This week at a customer site we've been customizing the integration of ITNM data into TBSM. While the ITNM DLA provides topology data, this large customer needed more detailed information. Some highlights of the work done:
We integrated ITNM with TBSM using a policy and the XMLToolkit. The requirement was to represent the MPLS VPNs in a service tree and show the VPN Type, VPN Name, devices used in the VPN and the interfaces on the devices. ITNM does not represent the data this and default import using the DLA didn't give us what we wanted or needed.
We started scouring the ITNM Oracle database and found the entityID's for the devices and worked from there to find the devices, interfaces and vpn names and types and then built the service tree hierarchy based on the SQL query. This process created book that the XMLtoolkit read (API data).
We can provide innovative solutions for you, too. Contact Tony Delgross at tony@gulfsoft.com to get the ball rolling.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
What are some time-saving tips that every Linux user should know?
Here's the link
I ran across this information while browsing quora.com, a crowdsourcing site for answering everyday questions from normal people. It's a very active community with some good gems of information.
I ran across this information while browsing quora.com, a crowdsourcing site for answering everyday questions from normal people. It's a very active community with some good gems of information.
Monday, March 30, 2015
Impact 7.1.0.2 recently released
And we've been able to do some pretty amazing stuff with it. Specifically, we've been able to pull ITNM multi-parent topology information into DASH using an Impact policy and display that data without using Java - only HTML5/JavaScript/CSS. Here's a screenshot of that data in DASH:
This is a better view of the data, with correct icons and state information:
This is a better view of the data, with correct icons and state information:
Cloud Computing Simplified
IBM really produces a TON of great information on all computer-related topics. One they recently released is this redpaper on Cloud Computing, available here: http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp5179.html?Open . From the abstract:
"Starting with the basic building blocks of cloud computing, we cover a wide range of cloud topics in this book. We do not go into details of specific cloud products on the market, so this book serves as a cloud primer for readers who are new to this exciting technology. If you are already familiar with the fundamentals of cloud computing and would like to explore more advanced cloud topics, you can still benefit from this book. Each section is independent of the others, so it is OK to skip the sections you are familiar with and go directly to the section you’d like to read first"
"Starting with the basic building blocks of cloud computing, we cover a wide range of cloud topics in this book. We do not go into details of specific cloud products on the market, so this book serves as a cloud primer for readers who are new to this exciting technology. If you are already familiar with the fundamentals of cloud computing and would like to explore more advanced cloud topics, you can still benefit from this book. Each section is independent of the others, so it is OK to skip the sections you are familiar with and go directly to the section you’d like to read first"
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