They are probably talking about Tivoli.
Sometimes it is nice to do it all from one console rather than telnetting to
different machines.
Managing is also about automatic alertion and paging etc.., so that the
"distributed network system" can page you as an administrator when it is in
trouble.
The interesting thing is IBM is Tivoli enabling all of their products
including all the products on Linux.
-- Aravind
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> Seen on the AFR site:
> "It takes powerful software to manage 37 systems in 37 locations. That's
> the software IBM makes."
>
> Never thought of telnet as "powerful"... Mabye it's just me?
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