In Today's Issue ... June 23, 2004
- Learn SNMP-Legacy Integration in Just 5 Days
- Perfect-Fit Alarm Collection Remotes For All Your Network Sites
- Last Issues' Top 3 Articles
- What Can You Achieve with Better Network Monitoring? See What These 25 Companies Have Done
- How To: Backing up and Restoring NetGuardian Configurations From NGEdit and FTP
Learn SNMP-Legacy Integration in Just 5 Days
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| Bob Berry, President & CEO |
If you need to know the facts about SNMP-legacy integration and don't have time to waste, you need to enroll for my new email course, “5 Days to Successful SNMP-Legacy Integration.”
In less than a week, you'll learn how you can integrate your legacy gear and SNMP without sacrificing functionality or wasting money — just by checking your email.
I know this course has the information you want, because you helped me create it. In a previous issue of The Protocol, I asked you to send me your most important questions about SNMP-legacy integration, and I was overwhelmed with responses.
I took the answers to your questions and added the most important parts of the SNMP Tutorial and SNMP Implementation Guide. The result is a super-meaty technical guide that will teach you more in 5 days than you'll learn anywhere else.
Sign up now to receive Day 1: “Overcoming the Three Most Common Barriers to Integration.”
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Perfect-Fit
Alarm Collection Remotes For All Your Network Sites Whether you are looking for alarm collection remotes that can handle anything the largest of central offices can dish out or complete visibility in the tiniest of remote huts, you'll find the solution that fits your unique situation best. Full Story Online |
What
Can You Achieve with Better Network Monitoring? See What These
25 Companies Have Done |
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How
To Back Up and Restore NetGuardian 832A Configurations From NGEdit
or FTP
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The NetGuardian has a lot of configurable data, and with this quick and easy "How To" you'll be able to store and retrieve backups and configurations in just a few steps. These instructions cover NGEdit and FTP. For more information ...