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OmniAnalyser™
optimizes email routing and reports on Service Levels and usage for
Cost Recovery by collecting analyzing metrics on all email traffic, server
availability, mail
delivery times, replication and mail store content for mail servers
such Microsoft
Exchange, Lotus Notes, Blackberry, Fax servers, Instant Messaging servers &
Perimeter servers.
One of OmniAnalyser's most powerful capabilities is in aggregating information from multiple sources into a Messaging Performance Dashboard. OmniAnalyser introduces a single viewing point for all the key metrics of the messaging system components, mailbox servers, perimeter servers, anti-virus & anti-spam etc.
Reports
are web-based and accessible via intranet or
on Internet, and include: OmniAnalyser™
is
a distributed application, which includes server components (OmniAnalyser™
Agents) collecting information from each Exchange, Domino or
Blackberry Server, the
Central Integration Server, where metrics are collected
and processed.
Applications of OmniAnalyser™ include: · Monitoring
Service Level Agreement compliance - OmniAnalyser™
allows you to check to what extent average message delivery
times & system availability meets documented standards Cost recovery/chargeback for organizational units - calculates mail usage costs at the level of mailboxes, servers, mail sent and received, by any business unit or department. · Usage trends
- OmniAnalyser™
provides a base for messaging traffic management by
supplying complete statistics on a company’s email system, including
message delays and NDR statistics, the amount of
messages circulating in the system; top senders and receivers, mailbox and public folder storage trends, information store
contents and replication traffic information · Email configuration correctness, capacity planning - OmniAnalyser™ helps tune the overall system configuration. It sees how shared resources are used by different sites and departments, balances server workload and estimates bandwidth and servers resource utilization, based on historical data. Transparency OmniAnalyser's non-intrusive architecture minimizes the overhead of information collection. The Agent is a small Windows service that collects data on each monitored Exchange or Lotus Domino server. The Central Integration Server then collects from the monitored servers and populates a central database. Security All
reports and database contents can be managed through native Windows authentication as well as SQL Server authentication. Product
Architecture
OmniAnalyser™ is
a distributed application, which consists of OmniAnalyser™ Agents,
Analyser itself and OmniAnalyser™ Reports.
OmniAnalyser™
Agent is a Windows service that runs on each monitored Exchange or Lotus Domino server. Analyser
collects the pre-processed logs from the monitored servers, processes
them and inserts this data into its database. The Analyser database
contains several tables including:
The
Analyser database is maintained via an ODBC interface and can be
implemented using MSDE (MS Database Engine - for small-scale installations) or
as a SQL Server database (for large-scale installations.) The
stored data can be accessed either via a set of Console
views, or in more than 40 congigurable Web-based reports, which are generated
automatically and which are accessed via the intranet or on the
Internet. OmniAnalyser™
Reports The reports produced by OmniAnalyser™ include: · SLA statistics – all email across the enterprise is counted and analyzed relating to delivery time, events, size and other properties. Undelivered and delayed email is given special attention: the volume and percentage of total email traffic is reported for each particular hour, day, week, month or any other time period. Special reports exist to provide SLA trends. · Server health and availability – a series of OmniAnalyser™ Reports are devoted to detailed reporting on all monitored servers. All servers are consolidated into one view, and each is described separately: what was the server performance on any given hour or date, what are the overall trends across the company, what servers are available at this very minute – answers to all these questions are given in OmniAnalyser™ Reports graphs and tables. · Inter-Company traffic – OmniAnalyser™ captures data traffic from all monitored servers and connectors including remote sites with poor or no connectivity. This allows reports to be generated on traffic between or within sites, servers or any logical group of servers. Replication traffic is also collected, providing an administrator with information on mailbox and public folder replication. On a mailbox level, each mailbox is analyzed on its activity and each email is shown with details on its originator, recipient and events. · Billing statistics – an advanced filter in every report contains a ‘Cost’ tab, which allows you to calculate cost recovery or chargeback for any user, server, or company unit by email activity. · Content scanning – all public folders and mailboxes can be scanned for information on their properties and usage trends. An additional option allows scanning for subject lines and extensions of all email: with this data an Administrator can easily locate any virus or bulky email as well as email which may contain a keyword that violates security policy. All OmniAnalyser reports are Web-based. OmniAnalyser™ reports can be accessed by every password-authorized user in the Internet browser. No additional software has to be installed for local users. OmniAnalyser’s
Scalability OmniAnalyser is
able to run on installations with more than
200 mail servers with no impact on its performance. Mail server data is
collected locally and consolidated in the central database using the e-mail
system for delivery. The overhead is as little as 0.01 % of the company traffic
volume. Server
access is another problem solved by OmniAnalyser’s architecture. Accessing remote mail servers for their tracking log data
means that you need to have permissions for that server. Often, when the site is administered locally, you will need to get
such permissions for each server, every time you run the software. With OmniAnalyser™, no rights are required as all data collection is done locally by OmniAnalyser™ Agents. Each Agent, when installed on its mail server, is granted rights to Log On As Service and Log On Locally.
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