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Mass manage the Scheduled Tasks folders on all your systems from a single window. -
With COM+ Manager, administrators now have the ability to see and manage all of the identity information on all of their components/systems in a single view. They can see the places an identity is used on all systems and then change it in a single operation, leading to a more efficient use of IT resources and making mass management of component identity practical. -
The LAN Server to Windows Migration Wizard is a comprehensive software package that is capable of performing an automated migration of virtually any size LAN Server domain to an equivalent Windows domain in a matter of hours to a few days. -
Service Account Manager is a powerful mass management tool for the automated and remote management of Windows services. The tool provides a single view of all services on all managed systems, allowing administrators to report on and change virtually all service properties with a few mouse clicks. -
IBM's LAN Server and Warp Server are great products, but NET.ACC and DCDB files will get corrupted--that's a fact of life. They can be corrupted by power-failure, software, and hardware problems. In fact, if you have been running with a large number of users on your domain, or your domain is over a couple of years old, there are probably problems lurking in your files. LANICU can fix and/or rebuild these critical files from the ground up. -
Intensive Care Utilities protects domains and servers by automatically capturing all security information (SAM) into human readable text files. Network administrators can quickly diagnose the health of their environment and make necessary changes, including a complete rebuild of all users, groups, passwords, shares, home directories and ACLs. These captures can also be used to migrate to upgraded domains/servers. -
Server-to-Server Password Synchronizer keeps a group of accounts/passwords in sync between any mixture of Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Server 2003 as well IBM OS/2, LAN Server. Operations are performed by a single workstation/server that has been loaded with Server-to-Server Password Synchronizer - no client modifications are needed.