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Symantec announced updates to Altiris Deployment Solution
and Ghost Solution Suite, comprising a complete operating system deployment,
imaging and management portfolio. Symantec is providing the next-generation of OS
management technologies to help customers of all sizes address OS and data
security concerns, the explosion of virtual systems, and heterogeneous hardware
and software platforms.
- A single management console for both virtual and physical OS deployment includes enhanced VMware ESX Server scripted installations.
- Role and scope-based security, based on admin login credentials, provides granular IT access, more security, ease of use, and less chance for human error.
- New platform support: Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008; VMware ESX Server 3.5; SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.6 and 5.1; Macintosh OS X 10.5 (Leopard); Windows CE 6.0 Thin Client.
- Interoperability with Symantec Ghost imaging.
- Automated, rip and replace blade server provisioning
Symantec Ghost Solution Suite is an imaging tool and
Symantec's preferred offering for small businesses that require Windows
endpoint management, while numerous large enterprises leverage Ghost for its
imaging engine. The release of Ghost Solution Suite 2.5 reaffirms the product's
reputation for imaging. Ghost Solution Suite provides imaging speed and
flexibility, automated OS deployment and user migration. New Ghost Solution
Suite 2.5 features are expected to include:
- DeployAnywhere hardware-independent imaging automation.
- Full-disk encryption support.
- Effortless physical to virtual, and virtual to physical image creation.
- Secure disk decommission for data wipe and protection (U.S.
Department of Defense compliant)
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