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Tek-Tools Software announced the latest version of its
Profiler Suite with enhancements to continue to support customer requirements
for managing virtualized and physical IT assets – servers, storage, backup and
applications – from a single console.
- Enhanced end-to-end data path mapping capabilities for VMware and Windows
- New Profiler for VTL module supports FalconStor and its derivatives from IBM, EMC and Sun
- Enhanced backup reporting
- Enhanced media reporting
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