December 10, 2007
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 4 -- Verari Systems, developer of platform-independent blade-based computing and storage solutions, today announced the release of Verari Command Center (VCC) 3.10, the latest version of its comprehensive management software solution. This release of VCC delivers enhanced management and monitoring features as well as expanded metric reporting and plotting capabilities. As a VMware Technology Alliance Partner, Verari is utilizing this release to deliver new support for VMware ESX-based virtual servers. In addition, VCC 3.10 further extends its ability to provide remote “lights out” management of the enterprise datacenter.
“Verari Systems is committed to providing solutions that increase the efficiency and reduce the complexity of today’s datacenters,” said Jennifer Skjellum, president of Verari Systems Software. “This release of VCC is evidence of that commitment with newly expanded functionality that enables IT organizations to manage more with less. VCC 3.10 extends the ability of system administrators to remotely manage systems and keep their finger on the pulse of the datacenter. For those looking for a solution that provides comprehensive management of Verari’s BladeRack 2 Series platform and seamless integration with existing infrastructures, VCC has no equal.”
VCC is designed for remote management and interoperability in heterogeneous datacenters. The award-winning software provides a robust set of management services that can be accessed via a Web services API, enabling you to manage the BladeRack 2 Series infrastructure from your favorite interface. VCC comes with a native management console that fully leverages this API to deliver comprehensive system management for the BladeRack 2 Series environment.
About Verari Systems
Verari Systems Inc. is the premier developer of powerful, flexible and scalable blade-based compute and storage solutions that are defining a new era in enterprise and high-performance utility computing for the green datacenter. Organizations such as Akamai, CGGVeritas, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Northrop Grumman, Qualcomm and Sony Imageworks, as well as top universities, financial and research institutions worldwide, are among the customers who have chosen Verari Systems’ line of high density blade servers, modular storage blades, rack-optimized servers and award-winning software solutions. To learn more about Verari Systems and its unique solutions, visit it on the Web at www.verari.com.
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