| What is the GTUG Council? |
| | The Global Tivoli User Group (GTUG) Council is
comprised of an appointed leader from each Regional
Tivoli User Group. The council meets on a monthly
conference call to work through requirements and
provide feedback to Tivoli.
During the first week of May, GTUG council had their
annual face-to-face meeting with IBM Tivoli in Austin,
Texas. Back-to-back sessions were conducted with
developers and their management to discuss both GTUG
requirements and future directions for various Tivoli
products. Below are some highlights:TMF 4.1.1 Quality/stability Enhancement
- Improved endpoint login protocol
- Endpoint self-diagnosis & self repair
- Web health reporting
- Managed nodes and endpoints may be
installed through SSH.
- Windows endpoint uses Active Directory API
to get credentials when spawning methods.
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| Want FREE Training? |
| | Tivoli New Release Product Differences Training -
FREE
Differences Training is "delta" technical
product training designed to keep you up to date on
what is new and what has changed - between the
current release of a Tivoli product and the new
release. This training is a rapid-access format where
you can hear and see directly from the Product Experts
what has changed and why. The training includes
demos and presentations from these experts, as well as
questions and answers. This style of Differences
Training is the same that Tivoli uses in keeping its
technical personnel up to the minute with product
release changes.In 2003 Tivoli Education conducted a pilot program to
provide Differences Training to select Tivoli User Group
members via CDs (known as REDI Training). The
response to this pilot was overwhelmingly positive, so
we have decided to provide Differences Training online
to all customers via the Virtual Tivoli Skills
Center.
Contact your IBM Geography Education Managers
directly and they will work with you to provide the
training solution your team needs when you need
it.
More information
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| Are you ready for the Common Management Agent? |
| | IBM is developing a new WebSphere based framework
and java based agent to replace the current CORBA
based framework and TMA. The new Common
management agent will eventually be used by all Tivoli
products eliminating the need for multiple agents. 
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Tired of sending the same troubleshooting information to each support
level? |
| | A central storage site for problem determination data
has been setup to provide a common storage point for
the user community and the various support levels to
access data collected to assist with problem
determination. So the next time support want you to e-
mail those files, just say NO. Centralized Customer Data Store Service |
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