“For Kevin Nadin, rolling out network-management software seemed
to be an all-or-nothing proposition: Either he’d have to spend all
of his IT budget for tools or he’d have to make do with practically
nothing to manage his network.“The network administrator for Sierra Pacific, a wood-product
provider headquartered in Andersen City, Calif., realized he needed
a way to ensure network connectivity and server health across 50
distributed locations without manually checking each distributed
server and router. In business since 1908, the company in 2004
decided to look for software to address its traffic-heavy
network…”
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