RiZone Appliance Standard

Article number: DK 7990.303

RiZone is supplied as a software appliance.

Article number:
DK 7990.303
Design
Software Appliance: RiZone graphics tool
Product description
RiZone is supplied as a software appliance. The software appliance is available as a virtual server in Open Virtualization Format (OVF) which is easily used on existing hardware in the data centre.
Product modification
The RiZone appliance is supplied with Version 3.5 of RiZone. Supports the current Microsoft Server operating system 2012R2. The local database uses SQL Express 2012.
Note
RiZone supports the protocols SNMP V1/V2C and SNMP V3 for monitoring infrastructure components (OT devices) in a data centre. RiZone is manufacturer-neutral and suitable for use in a heterogeneous landscape of OT devices.
Packs of
1 pc(s).
Customs tariff number
85234920
EAN
4028177665811
ETIM 7.0
EC000501
ECLASS 8.0
19240201
Product description
DK RiZone Appliance Standard, Software Appliance: RiZone graphics tool
Documentation
Instructions
RiZone Server Appliance, graphics tool
A management software is needed for the physical
infrastructure of a data centre to monitor, or if
necessary, to control the cooling, power
supply/distribution and security areas.
It must include the following functions and features:
- Input of all infrastructure sensor values,
busbar values and cooling values via SNMP
- Logging of warnings and alarms by means of
SNMP traps
- Storage of all data in a SQL database
(MSSQL or Oracle)
- Easy and quick data centre project planning
by means of site trees, views,
charts/diagrams
- Line, pie and Gantt charts/diagrams
- Graphics already stored for standard units
- Integration of existing data centre floorplans
(jpg format)
- Standard charts are available
- Calculation Engine to be able to calculate values
within the software (e.g. PUE)
- Dashboard functionality
- Monitoring the states of all components via a
graphic display
- Simple preparation of charts and diagrams based on
all data available
- Simple creation of automatic procedures
(What happens if...)
- Control of infrastructure by writing values via
SNMP
- Link to superordinate management systems via
Management Pack (SCOM) or SNMP
- Simple software configuration, ideally
supplied as appliance (software or hardware).
Software appliance as VM for VMWare, Hyper-V or Xen.
- Client/server architecture, clients must operate
under Windows XP/Vista/7
- Report function
- User administration with roles/rights. Exact
definition "who may do what" down to a single sensor
- Scalability from a 1-rack data centre up to a large
data centre
- Modular licencing, simple re-licencing for growing
data centre