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* Formerly nworks Management Pack for VMware
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Extend System Center to VMware
Protect your investments in Microsoft System Center and manage your physical and virtual environment from one console with the Veeam Management Pack ™ for VMware (SCOM).
The Veeam MP provides scalable, fault-tolerant and agentless VMware infrastructure monitoring and management directly in Microsoft System Center, eliminating the need for a separate monitoring framework.
See how it works – attend Veeam MP Product DemoProtect your investments in System Center
The Veeam MP leverages and protects the investments you've already made in System Center by bringing VMware into the fold. It preserves the integrity of your unified Operations Manager console and the IT policies and practices you've built around System Center. You maintain compliance even as your environment changes and grows.
More featuresManage everything from one console
With the Veeam MP, you can manage everything from the Operations Manager console— physical and virtual. Operators have a complete view of the entire IT infrastructure, so they can identify the source of any problem and escalate it to the correct team to speed problem resolution and minimize impact on users. You get 24x7 monitoring of VMware with the operations personnel you already have in place.
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Eliminate additional monitoring frameworks
With the Veeam MP, you avoid the expense of buying, deploying, learning and maintaining another monitoring framework. You eliminate additional agents and administrative overhead, and instead leverage the expertise and the system you already have in place. And because the Veeam MP is built on System Center—and not simply connected to it—you get complete visibility and seamless management of VMware in Operations Manager.
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"The thing we like best is the Veeam Management Pack's ability to discover ESX hosts and the VMs running on them. It's important for us to be able to track what VMware process is running where and on what VM, and now we can see our entire ESX infrastructure, even the Resource Pool node, from within Microsoft Operations Manager."
Gerrie Louw, IT specialist, the Standard Bank of South Africa, Republic of South Africa
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