PocketAdmin for Windows Brings Mobile Control to Microsoft Environment

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(June 3, 2003) - This summer, Expand Beyond Corp. plans the release of PocketAdmin for Windows™ to bring Microsoft administrators secure, real-time management over critical infrastructure - all from wirelessly enabled devices including PDAs, smartphones, and laptops.

The new PocketAdmin for Windows product completely integrates with a Windows infrastructure using .NET technology. By navigating the PocketAdmin GUI, administrators can quickly respond to issues in their Active Directory and Exchange Servers. With PocketAdmin for Windows, IT staff can wirelessly ensure optimal system performance anytime, from any location.

Key features of the product include:

Active Directory Integration. Easily browse and manage any object in your directory.

Enterprise Scalability. Tiered architecture allows management of multiple domains containing countless objects from a single mobile interface.

Complete Security. Utilizes Active Directory for user accounts and permissions, SSL encryption for data transport and integrates with VPNs and RSA two-factor authentification.

GUI Interface. Perform both routine and critical tasks easily with hundreds of GUI screens - browse domains, manage users, edit shares and more.

Optimized for a wireless environment, incorporating low click design, state awareness for mobile connections, easy data input wizards, and low application overhead.

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