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Good Luck

ak


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> Hey Group,
>      Need some help on this one. I just came on as a contractor for this company. 
>The network is somewhat small. They have around 186 routers worldwide and around 22 
>switches that they have to worry about. So all in all, there are around 200 managed 
>devices for us to take care of. Currently they are using some program called "What's 
>Up Gold". Personally, I hate this thing. It's not secure, the features are minimal, 
>and I hate web based stuff. They have it set up on one machine and everyone access's 
>it from the web to it's IP.
>      The manager has expresed some interest in other methods but it will be hard to 
>move him away from what there is now after he gets back in a week from a business 
>trip. I would like to present a proposal on a new management system. My problem is 
>that I have only worked in Openview before. I think Openview is awesome and gives you 
>all the features you need and more. For this site though, I think it would be too 
>much. I just don't think it's really needed for the size of this network and the 
>management/configuration of it would overseed the network management itself.
>      Basically, I'm asking what you guru's out there think I should present to use. 
>Should it be CiscoWorks2000, Openview, or stay with What's Up Gold? I really 
>appreciate the help and thanks for putting up with the long post. Thanks all,
> 
> Mark Z...
> 
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