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Tivoli Configuration Manager and Tivoli Provisioning Manager

Product Update

Scott Kay & Tony BrantonTivoli Technical Specialists

Four Core Enterprise Provisioning Products

• TPM for Operating System Deployment 5.1 (Rembo)–Bare-Metal Operating System Installation

• TPM for Software Distribution 5.1 (TCM 4.2.3)–Enterprise, highly distributed

• TPM 5.1–Automating System and Application

Deployment• TIO 5.1

–Bringing Resources to bear on demand

Policy Based Resource Allocation

Automation

Compliance and Remediation

Patch Automation

Software Distribution

Reporting

Discovery and Inventory

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Automation, Complex Application Provisioning

Operating System Bare-metal Installation and Administration


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TPMfor SoftwareDistribution

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What is TPM for Operating System Deployment 5.1?

SERVERS

Bare Metal OS Deployment (Window, Linux, Solaris, AIX(future)) BIOS Updates, Raid Configuration

Database Deployment and Configuration DB2, Oracle, etc.

Application Software. WAS, Tomcat, etc.

Presentation LayerWeb Server IIS, Apache, etc.

PC

TCM and TPM Family

TCM

TCM

Operating systems can be installed quickly, remotely and without IT staff attending. Once installed, other products like the Tivoli Provisioning Manager Family or Tivoli Configuration Manager can automate the remaining deployment and configuration tasks.

TCM and TPM Family

TCM and TPM Family

TCM and TPM Family

TPM

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Rembo Auto-Deploy

• Embedded Rembo Boot Server for x86 devices.

• Deep and rich integration with the embedded Boot Server

– Automation to install new instances of the Rembo Boot Server itself.

– Bare metal discovery

– BIOS upgrades

– Exploit Boot Server for Backup and Recovery use cases

– Support of master/slave relationships between Boot Servers to better support branch topologies.

– Detailed management of disk sub-systems.

• Support includes;

– Vista and older Windows versions

– Solaris

– Linux

– AIX (Future Release)

Operating System Provisioning

Operating System Provisioning• Differential imaging

– Reduces network traffic

– Reduces storage requirements of the machine they will use to re-image desktops.

• Light weight install (15 MB)

– Will run on any Windows workstation class machine

– Any branch machine can image or re-image others

• Rembo includes multicast support for Cloning

– Reduce network traffic and time for cloning in emergency situations



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Tivoli Provisioning Manager for Software 5.1Policy Based Resource Allocation



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5.1

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Automated Compliance and RemediationHeterogeneous Client and Servers

What is IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager for Software 5.1?Inventory

• Scans for hardware & software configuration items

• Support for large, distributed environments

• Open, published inventory information in a relational database

• Data for reporting, automated alerts, feeds to financial asset management like Peregrine, targets for software distribution

Reporting• Discovery Reports• Inventory Reports• Software Deployment Reports• Audit Reports• Custom Reports

Discovery• Cisco Switch Discovery• TADDM Discovery• IBM Blade Discovery• IBM DB2 and WebSphere• Microsoft Active Directory• IBM Common Inventory

Technology• Windows Discovery

• Configuration, Users, Groups and Services

• Others…..

Software Distribution• Highly secure and guaranteed

software delivery• Heterogeneous software

packaging captures best practices

• Activity Planner• Adaptive Bandwidth

Management

“IBM’s lead in this market (change and configuration management) is based on Tivoli’s software product for software distribution and inventory management - Tivoli Configuration Manager.”

IDC: “Worldwide System Operations Software 2003 Vendor Shares” August 2004

Reporting

Reporting - Chart Builder

• Report “Chart Builder” creates new or customises existing graphs

• Visual representation of business data viewed in a customised way

• Allows close monitoring of business activity

• Leading Edge SECURITY

• Market Leading SCALABILITY

• Enterprise Level STABILITY and AVAILABILITY

• Built in FLEXIBILITY

* AES provides strong encryption and has been selected by NIST as a Federal Information Processing Standard in November 2001 (FIPS-197), and in June 2003 the U.S. Government (NSA) announced that AES is secure enough to protect classified information up to the TOP SECRET level, which is the highest security level and defined as information which would cause "exceptionally grave damage" to national security if disclosed to the public.


Mission Critical Software DistributionPublish

Unpublish

Distribute

Install

Uninstall

Manage Software Catalog


Simple Software DistributionSelect Software

Select Targets

Schedule

Decide on notification

Submit


Compliance and Remediation• Verify the COMPLIANCE of a Device

Answers the question, “Does the device meet our defined corporate policy?”

• Take action to REMEDIATE a Device

Answers the question, “What action should I take to remediate (correct the compliance issue with) the device?”

• EXTENSIBILITY is a design point

Supported user-written workflows enable a company, business partner or services organization to add compliance and remediation metrics

These can be exposed through the user interface for operators to implement.



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What is IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager?Automation and Enforcement of IT Processes

TPM is an end-to-end automation and provisioning package. It captures a customer’s existing procedures by linking together their systems management tools and executing

those and new processes in a repetitive error-free manner either within or acrossorganizational boundaries.

TPM’S GREATEST STRENGTH IS EXPLOITATION OF A CUSTOMER’S EXISTING PROCESSES!

Networks Storage SecurityServers andSoftware

End-to-End Automation

Hardware and Operating SystemspSeries (NIM/CSM) HP-UX (Ignite)xSeries (RDM) HP (RDP)Windows (ADS) SUN (Jumpstart)Linux (Kickstart) Altiris DSVirtual Serversi/pSeries – (HMC)VMware – Virtual Center/ESXMicrosoft Virtual Server 2005Software DistributionTivoli Configuration ManagerApplication SoftwareWebSphere BEADB2 Microsoft SQLLinux SAPCitrix Apache

Routers and SwitchesCiscoBrocadeExtremeFoundry

Load BalancersAlteonF5 NetworksCiscoNortel

Power Distribution UnitsAPC

IBM StorageESSIBM DS4000

EMC StorageSymmetrix

SwitchesBrocadeMcDataCisco

IBM Systems and Technology GroupTotalStorage Productivity Center

FirewallsCiscoNokiaCheckpoint

IBM Tivoli ProductsIBM Tivoli Security Compliance Manager



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Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator 5.1Policy Based Resource Allocation



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IBM Tivoli Intelligent OrchestratorMaximising Server Utilisation at US Open, Australian

Open and Wimbledon• Business Challenge

• Provide scalability to 50 times normal web traffic

• Improve server utilisation by integrating grid applications

• Provide top performance and non-stop web operations

• on demand Business Benefit

• Improved server utilisation by balancing tournament web serving and cancer research application

• The Solution

• IBM Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator

• IBM Tivoli TEC and Monitoring

• IBM WebSphere Application Server

• IBM eServer pSeries running AIX

• IBM eServer xSeries running Linux

• IBM Global Services

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