Showing posts with label Pulse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pulse. Show all posts

Friday, 10 May 2013

SOS Online Backup Offers Centralized Backup Deployment and Management to SMEs through the new SOS Pulse Service


Torrance, CA (PRWEB) November 16, 2010

SOS Online Backup, a global leader in online backup technology, today unveiled SOS PULSE,a management platform which allows businesses to manage backup functions across their network from one central location. Businesses will be able to remotely deploy, monitor and control configured backups on up to five thousand PCs in its network through a powerful control panel. More information can be found at http://www.sosonlinebackup.com/online-backup-solution/pulse

A key challenge businesses face is in deploying and managing backups across their network and offices, said Ken Shaw, CEO of SOS Online Backup. SOS Pulse empowers SMBs and enterprises to centrally deploy, monitor and control backups across their entire networks on or off site, instead of managing it individually on a per PC basis. SOS Pulse has great enterprise-strength capabilities, and will free IT managers from the time-intensive effort of deploying, configuring and managing their disaster recovery solution.

SOS Pulse provides businesses features such as:

Deploy backups remotely – Pulse empowers SMEs to deploy backup clients and policies to the individual PC’s on their network from one central location.

Push Updates – View on-demand information about all the deployed online backup installations, access version information, and distribute patch updates out to all connected machines.

Monitor Backups – Instant access to detailed information on backups that have ran, failed to run, and might have had problems during the backup session.

Track Accounts – Central view of all the deployed user accounts, track which accounts are deployed on which machines, and what events & backup sessions have occurred on a per machine or per account basis.

Create Server Policies – Pulse comes with common policies for laptop fleets, LAN connected workstations, file servers & email servers, but you can easily customize these policies for different networks, users, and machines.

Set Backup Interval – Customize the backup interval and time slots. Assign backup intervals based upon the times that align with your specific needs.

About SOS Online Backup

Established in 2001, SOS Online Backup is a pioneer of cloud storage technology. With operations in North America, Europe and Asia, SOS Online Backup delivers simple, powerful and inexpensive online data backup for more than one million consumers, small businesses and enterprises worldwide. SOS Online Backup provides continuous protection and security for customers valuable data investments, with set apart features that include multiple redundancy and off-continental storage. SOS Online Backup has been the recipient of the PC Magazine Editors Choice Award since 2006 and is Laptop Magazine Editors Choice.

SOS Online Backup is the technology leader in the online backup industry. SOS Online Backup delivers simple, powerful and inexpensive online data backup for consumers, small businesses and enterprises worldwide. Operating a global backup network, SOS Online Backup provides continuous protection and data security with set apart features that include web access, unlimited archive storage, mobile apps and continuous data protection. SOS Online Backup has won the PC Magazine Editors Choice Award three consecutive times since 2006.

For more information or to download the program, visit

http://www.sosonlinebackup.com/online-backup-solution/pulse/index.htm

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SOS Online Backup Offers Centralized Backup Deployment and Management to SMEs through the new SOS Pulse Service

Thursday, 31 January 2013

GL Conveys the Availability of its Jitter Measurement and Pulse Mask Compliance Testing Solutions


Gaithersburg, MD (PRWEB) November 06, 2012

GL Communications Inc. a leader in providing PC-based test, analysis and simulation products and consulting services to the worldwide telecommunications industry, conveyed today the availability of its Jitter Measurement and Pulse Mask Compliance Testing solutions.

Speaking to media persons, Mr. Jagdish Vadalia CEO of the company said, GL’s jitter measurement software allows one to accurately measure jitter associated with T1 or E1 signals. Jitter is the time discrepancy between the time of arrival of a clock pulse and its theoretical arrival time. Jitter arises from a number of sources, including aging of clock circuits, thermal and loading effects, Doppler shifts, and de-multiplexing from higher bit rate data streams. Since no clock is perfect, all clocks exhibit some degree of jitter. Jitter is always computed by comparing a clock signal (called the “nominal clock” or the “clock under test”) with a clock having superior accuracy (called the “reference clock”).

He added, GL’s Jitter Measurement module allows evaluation of jitter on either a tick-by-tick or a cumulative basis. Technically, cumulative jitter is of primary importance, as network equipment must cope with the cumulative jitter. However, tick-by-tick measurements are also presented in this module. In addition to these, the application recognizes the very slow variations in a clock signal (below 1 Hz), and the Frequency Offset or Deviations in clock rates.

Jitter can be measured in terms of the time duration of a single clock pulse. This time interval is referred to as a “Unit Interval” or UI. For T1 systems operating at 1.544 Mbps, 1 UI equals 647 nanoseconds. For E1 systems operating at 2.048 Mbps, 1 UI equals 488 nanoseconds. UI durations for higher rate bit streams are proportionately smaller.

Mr. Vadalia further added, GLs tProbe T1 E1 Analyzer and Universal T1 E1 Cards have pulse shape measurement capability. Software has been developed to determine if the pulse shape fits within a pulse mask as specified by standards ITU G.703 and ANSI T1.102-1993. The software is available in both visual and tabular formats. Tabular formats are convenient for automation and scripted test environments. It is quite common for T1 E1 signals, within a central office environment or an enterprise telecom room, to NOT meet pulse mask requirements due to interference, too long or short cable lengths, improper impedances, or simply poor transmitter design. In such cases, pulse mask compliance is very useful in diagnosing problems.

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GL Conveys the Availability of its Jitter Measurement and Pulse Mask Compliance Testing Solutions