Remote Access & Console Consolidation

Manage all your systems across the enterprise in one consolidated interface.

ioEnterprise allows your operators to work more effectively with the data they are monitoring by consolidating multiple consoles onto desktop workstations.  The ioEnterprise Remote Assistant feature gives your operators secure remote or local access to your enterprise computing platforms from their workstations or any computer connected to the internet so they can quickly and easily respond to events that need attention.

• Distribute console sessions across your network and access any console session from any workstation on the network
• Move mainframe consoles from dumb terminals to Microsoft Windows, Linux, and UNIX workstations
• Access and share consoles both locally and remotely with multi-layered user authentication
• Multiple operators can access and work in consoles simultaneously
• Secure console data with SSL encryption when connecting over the internet
• Failover clients ensure high availability of critical applications

Remote Access to All Your Systems

The ioEnterprise Remote Assistant allows multiple operators to access and work in consoles simultaneously. ioEnterprise provides a method for monitoring who is accessing a particular console, and it allows a console window to be defined as read/write or read only, making it possible to have console images which are strictly used for monitoring, and other consoles images which are used to enter commands. Console sessions can also be moved from workstation to workstation with ease, and mainframe consoles can be displayed on more than one workstation at any one time.

Mainframe Console Consolidation

ioEnterprise Event Manager allows companies with mainframes to implement console consolidation across the organization. This allows you to manage all your events with one interface—from monitoring events from all your systems to accessing and manipulating those systems directly from your ioEnterprise workstation with the Remote Assistant. Additionally, all commands entered by users are audited and logged by ioEnterprise, or commands may be suppressed.