Premium Interfaces for Network or Equipment Management -- in Half the Time

ILOG JViews TGO

Premium Interfaces for Network or Equipment Management -- in Half the Time
Building sophisticated communications interfaces is easy with ILOG JTGO. Cut development time by 50% while delivering industry-standard look-and-feel that helps operators make rapid, accurate decisions.

The leading suite for OSS visualizationILOG JTGO (JViews Telecom Graphic Objects) is the first complete suite of Java graphic components for operations support systems (OSSs). Developers rapidly assemble visualization layers for the new generation of highly flexible network management systems. Tree views. Table views. Map-based network views (both physical and logical). Equipment views. All without costly, extended development cycles.

Pure time-to-market

Accelerate user-interface development for next-generation OSS data flows and representation paradigms. With ILOG JTGO, turnkey support is native for inventory data, QoS indicators and faults. And JTGO's information environment is fully compliant with telecom standards like ITU, OSI, Bellcore, SONET, SNMP and OSS/J, as well as the latest UI recommendation issued by the TeleManagementForum, TMF046. You have all the tools for developing robust, easy-to-use applications that reach market -- and customers -- sooner.

Total back-to-front integrationIntegration is easy with ILOG JTGO. Plug ready-to-use Java graphic components directly into your existing network or equipment-monitoring environment. With JTGO, you enjoy ready-to-use features, flexibility and extensibility for building the best user interfaces.

Data-driven user interfaces that produce graphics directly from business objects
Instant connectivity for business objects and back-end data via XML or a completely open Java API, providing smooth and straightforward integration with any OSS application
Deployment across a full spectrum of user interface clients, from Java stand-alone desktop applications to Java applets and full-featured "thin" Web clients Proven performanceTelecom equipment vendors, ISVs and integrators all prefer ILOG JTGO. In fact, JTGO is the world’s most widely used component for building network management system user interfaces. Leading equipment vendors (Nokia, Nortel, Huawei) and operators (France Telecom, Deutsche Telecom, NTT) routinely integrate ILOG network visualization components into their platforms and applications.

Premier network visualizationSince 1998, ILOG JTGO has been the industry’s best-selling tool for building network and equipment-management interfaces. Comprehensive documentation makes getting started easy, and responsive ILOG support means you never face challenges alone. After more than a decade as the premier provider of software components, ILOG is a partner you can count on today -- and tomorrow.

Ready for the Web Because it is based on Swing and Java2D, JViews TGO is ready for Java-based applications, applets and Web Start applications. Rich Web applications requiring network or equipment displays can embed JViews TGO Ajax-enabled JavaServer Faces (JSF)components.

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Monitoring Antenna - Cordless Phone

If you want your scanner to be able to pull in those cordless telephone calls and baby monitors, then toss the antenna that came with the scanner and replace it with this one! Rubber ducks and whip antennas are just to small to be efficient at 46-49 MHz where most cordless phones operate.

This powerful portable halfwave antenna is resonant in the cordless phone band and has the surface area to pull in signals. The National Scanning Report found that "cordless phone conversations unheard using the whip came booming in." It's designed to give the best performance possible for an indoor antenna. In use, it's stretched out to the full 15 ft. length, then coiled up and put away when done.
Gain is approximately 2 dBi (the gain of a stock antenna at 46 is about minus l6 dBi). Standard BNC connector.

Includes frequency chart for cordless phones and baby monitors. Feedline: 8 ft. RG8X. Material: 300 Ohm ladder. Weight: 1 Ib. Warning: eavesdropping on telephone conversations of others is generally illegal consult with an attorney before engaging in any such activity.

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Help Desk, Inventory and Project Management

SysAid Web-Based Help Desk Software

Help Desk, Inventory and Project Management
Raise your IT management to a new level!

SysAid will help you:

Automate handling of service calls to reduce response time and improve service Lower down-time by usingmore efficient system management Improve efficiency of hardware and software inventory management Use integrated remote control capability to solve your users' IT issues quickly and securely Measure IT performance with detailed reports and real time dashboard

How is SysAid different from other web-based help desk software?

SysAid is built specifically for IT management. It is better able to meet the demands of organizations seeking internal, web-based help desk software Installing SysAid is a snap and our friendly, knowledgeable support team will quickly remove any obstacle you may encounter along the way
SysAid is the only IT software to offer full communication abilities: SysAid not only lets users send e-mail, SMS and instant messages to one another, it can even contact them itself, automatically. Time-consuming phone calls are replaced with modern, efficient communication.

SysAid offers minimal setup and maintenance time. Available as either an installed Edition or an online On-Demand Edition, SysAid provides record-speed for implementation and integration

SysAid works on multiple platform environments, such as Windows and Linux

SysAid offers an all-in-one solution. A single interface provides web based help desk software, remote control, asset management, IT activity analysis tools, and more

SysAid is highly customizable: You can add or remove fields, redefine your forms and interface or adjust your translation of the system quickly, with only a few clicks Suitable for technical and non-technical users, SysAid is intuitive and easy to use



SysAid's Main features

Web Based Help Desk Software:

Based on parameters such as category and location, service requests can be configured to be rerouted automatically, change their priority or due date and perform other actions

Service requests can be sorted according to user, due date and other fields

Different views can be added to reflect customized outlooks on the Help Desk requests

Administrators can create escalation rules

Service requests can be placed in a knowledgebase, which can be searched easily

End users and administrators are automatically notified about new, modified and escalated service requests

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The SSID is a secret key which is set by the network administrator

You must know the SSID to join an 802.11 network. However, the SSID can be discovered by network sniffing. By default, the SSID is part of the packet header for every packet sent over the WLAN.

SSID Security Issues
The fact that the SSID is a secret key instead of a public key creates a key management problem for the network administrator. Every user of the network must configure the SSID into their system. If the network administrator seeks to lock a user out of the network, the administrator must change the SSID of the network, which will require reconfiguration of the SSID on every network node. Some 802.11 NICs allow you to configure several SSIDs at one time.


Default SSID's
Most 802.11 access point vendors allow the use of an SSID of "any" to enable an 802.11 NIC to connect to any 802.11 network. This is known to work with wireless equipment from Buffalo Technologies, Cisco, D-Link, Enterasys, Intermec, Lucent, and Proxim. Other default SSID's include "tsunami", "101", "RoamAbout Default Network Name", "Default SSID", and "Compaq".


Disabling SSID Broadcasting
Many Wireless Access Point (WAP) vendors have added a configuration option which lets you disable broadcasting of the SSID. This adds little security because it is only able to prevent the SSID from being broadcast with Probe Request and Beacon frames. The SSID must be broadcast with Probe Response frames. In addition, the wireless access cards will broadcast the SSID in their Association and Reassociation frames. Because of this, the SSID cannot be considered a valid security tool.


An SSID by any other name
The SSID is also referred to as the ESSID (Extended Service Set IDentifier).
Some vendors refer to the SSID as the "network name."


What SSID is Right for You?

With wireless LANs, a service set identifier (SSID) is a label that distinguishes one wireless LAN from another. An SSID contains up to 32 alphanumeric characters, which are case sensitive. The SSID is configured in the access point.
Typically, a company will set all access points to the same SSID to enable effective roaming. As part of the association process, a wireless client must have the same SSID as the one put in the access point.

Default SSID Issues
Access points are preconfigured with a default name for the SSID based on the vendor. For example, Cisco access points have the SSID of tsunami, which, by the way, means a big sea wave. Most other vendors simply use their company name as the SSID, such as proxim and symbol.
If you don't optionally choose to disable SSID broadcasting, then wireless clients will automatically look for the SSID in the access point beacon frames. Thus, the default SSID allows associations to occur, which means that you don't have to change the SSID from the default value to make your wireless LAN work.

The problem with using the default SSID is that some confusion might result if a company or home owner next to you sets up a wireless LAN with the same vendor's access points. For example, you might both have a Linksys wireless LAN at home using the default SSID of linksys-g.
If both of you don't implement some form of security, which is commonly the case in both homes and companies, and you're both within range of each other, then the your wireless clients can mistakenly associate with your neighbor's access point (and vice versa).

Change the SSID
In order to solve this problem, you should change the SSID to a different value as part of the installation process. In enterprise solutions, this makes management easier because you can differentiate your access points from neighboring companies when performing wireless analysis.
Some people recommend changing the SSID for security purposes, but I haven't seen in practice that it makes little difference. Someone with very simple wireless sniffing tools can determine the SSID of a wireless LAN, even if you change the SSID to something secret.

By default, access points include the SSID in every beacon frame. Even if you disable SSID broadcasting -- a feature available in only some access points -- you can still easily find the SSID in the association frame when a wireless client joins the wireless LAN.

Tips to Consider
When defining the SSID, here are some tips to mull over:
Company and brand names. Many companies will use their company or brand name as the SSID. This may be the best approach for public wireless LANs because you want to advertise your particular system. With private wireless LANs, however, the use of a company name gives away the owner of the network. If you're a high profile company, then a hacker may prefer to launch a denial of service attack against your network rather than others.

Scrambled characters. A SSID with scrambled characters, such as X#EM$88d#~9nE certainly doesn't give away your identity, but it looks like you're hiding something important. So, this could prompt a hacker to do bad things to your network. Most people choose this type of SSID because they think that it will be more secure. Keep in mind that even an inexperienced hacker can still easily obtain the SSID by sniffing the association frames. Also, the use of meaningless names makes it difficult to manage the network. Administrators have difficulties remembering things like X#EM$88d#~9nE.

Aliases. In order to mask your identify with a management name, an alias may be your best solution. Try using something like WirelessLAN or WLAN as your SSID. The odds of someone right next to you with the same SSID you've chosen is not probable. In addition, you won't be giving away your identity.

When naming the SSID, consider how it affects functionality, security, and manageability. This relatively simple exercise will make your wireless LAN more effective.

Printer Label - Brother - Portable PT-1010

Portable PT-1010 electronic labeller

The PT-1010 is a portable electronic labeller featuring separate keypads - one numerical and one alphabetical, making data entry so much easier.
Its slim design and rubber grip, makes the PT-1010 easy to operate with one hand. It prints on a super narrow tape width of 3.5mm in addition to 6mm, 9mm and 12mm tape widths.

Unique Laminated Tape Technology

Unlike ordinary labels, Brother labels use laminated tapes for exceptional durability. The lamination ensures that it resistant to smudges, stains, streaks, marks, rips, fading and peeling.

A Brother laminated label is also water-resistant so they'll never run and will always look their best.

Brother labels also adhere to practically any surface. So, no matter what you use them for, they will stand up to the toughest treatment.

User-friendly features
The PT-1010 is easy to use and versatile. It has a large 12-character LCD display, ABC and 123 style keyboard and is powered by adaptor (optional) or batteries. You can choose from five type sizes, nine type styles, underline and framing options and the flexibility of printing up to 2 lines of text. Available in metallic silver, royal blue and floral pink.
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Printer Label - Dymo - Ryno Pro 5000

RHINO 5000™ is the tough,affordable labelling tool that outperforms even higher priced labelling solutions in real-world, jobsite conditions.

Built for speed and durability, its exclusive one-touch hot keys give you commonly used label formats – like wire wraps and patch panels – at your fi ngertips.
Want to build your professional reputation? Labelling with the RHINO 5000 gives your installations a neat, fi nished look.

Plus, easy-to-load, easy-topeel RHINO label cartridges feature industrial-strength adhesives so your labels will stick and stay stuck.

FEATURE

• The Wrap “Hot Key” enables you to select the wire/cable size so RHINO 5000 can autosize the text and label length to fi t that wire.


• The Patch Panel “Hot Key” creates one label with serialized port numbers and proper distance between ports.


• The Fixed “Hot Key” creates perfectly-sized labels for racks, faceplates, storage bins and more – saving you valuable time.
  

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Printer Label - Dymo Ryno 5000

Put the power of RHINO 5000in your hands. In just seconds,create long-lasting labels for wirewrapping, patch panels, modularcomponents and more. Crisp,clear thermal-transfer printingresists smears, chemicals, solvents,UV, heat – whatever yourworksite can hand out. And, you’llhave an easy handle on thingswith the RHINO 5000’s lightweightportability, bright backlit displayand impact-resistant protectiverubber bumper. Tired of fumblingwith diffi cult-to-remove labelbacking? Our easy-to-peel labelsfeature a split-back design for“get-it-done-now” effi ciency.

WrapAutomatically
selects the right labelsize – and the largest text size – formaximum legibility on any cable orwire. Differentiates between 6 and9, l and 1, 0 and O. Repeats text for360° identifi cation.

Backlit Display

Essential for labelling inlow-light environments.

Wrap

Automatically selects the right labelsize – and the largest text size – formaximum legibility on any cable orwire. Differentiates between 6 and9, l and 1, 0 and O. Repeats text for360° identifi cation.

Fixed

Automatically centers and printsa specifi ed label length – idealfor racks, outlets, bins, warehouseapplications and more.

Patch Panel

Saves keystrokes while automaticallycentering and spacing text to fi t eachport. Serializes text to eliminate repetitivetyping: great for datacom, RF, evenfi ber patch panels.

Bar Code

Prints Bar Code 39 andCode 128 on 19mm labels.
ModuleCreates one label that fi tsexactly with the total numberof modular componentson a DIN rail.

“Symbols” Library

When words won’t do, we’ve provideda wide range of the symbolsfor graphic, professional labelling inall types of applications: @‘&“ ” ;

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