Aix Wireless System Manager

Description

In today's 7x24-hour business environment, the boundaries between work and life have become increasingly blurred. Pervasive computing allows people to engage in business activities, communicate with colleagues, and receive information----whether in the office or elsewhere.

Wsma has brought mobile server management to a new world by using wireless devices. Using standard WAP phones, system administrators can log on to AIX systems by using AIX user authentication, monitor the system, and perform some key business management functions. The use of "push" technology implemented by the condition of the server alarm function to the IT staff from the console liberation. It can also send short messages to the administrator's phone to inform him that predefined conditions have been triggered.

Description background

Since the 1994 Sprint launched the Personal Communications System (PCS)---telephone service, the wireless industry in North America is almost ubiquitous in the corporate and consumer markets. Despite some lag in Western Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, the operating income of wireless data communication is expected to grow faster than the operating income of wireless voice communications.

Mobile Internet is a network of wireless interconnections that require standards-based wireless protocols and data representations. According to Dataquest's forecast, the most common wireless protocol is WAP, by 2002, WAP-based mobile phone sales will reach 250 million units. In fact, Gartner Group predicts that by 2004, 95% of new handsets will be able to use WAP.

WAP support is not limited to wireless phones. Currently there are many WAP browsers available on the market, most notably those based on Palm OS. There are also wireless embedded devices based on Linux, which are popular in some places as universal standard WAP browsers. With the commitment to 3G high-speed delivery services, the speed will be increased to 1 million bits per second of information, you can imagine in the future, mobile users can connect to all the mobile devices need to connect! There will be open standards-based security measures on the wireless network to ensure the completion of trusted, confidential End-to-end e-business.

High-speed, reliable mobile networks enable mobile users or IT personnel to use a wireless architecture to manage their applications and systems. Aix Wireless System Manager (Wireless System Manager for AIX [Wsma]) is a wireless system service that allows for secure and confidential management of system resources such as CPUs, disks, devices, and applications.

AIX Wireless System Manager---Wsma

In today's 7x24-hour business environment, the boundaries between work and life have become increasingly blurred. Pervasive computing allows people to engage in business activities, communicate with colleagues, and receive information----whether in the office or elsewhere.

Wsma has brought mobile server management to a new world by using wireless devices. Using standard WAP phones, system administrators can log on to AIX systems by using AIX user authentication, monitor the system, and perform some key business management functions. The use of "push" technology implemented by the condition of the server alarm function to the IT staff from the console liberation. It can also send short messages to the administrator's phone to inform him that predefined conditions have been triggered.