Rabbit Semiconductor®, Inc. Releases Rabbitsystem Software for Remote Management of Embedded Devices
Dec. 15, 2005; Davis, CA - Rabbit Semiconductor, Inc. releases RabbitSys, an operating system that delivers program reliability for Ethernet-enabled, embedded applications. System reliability often overshadows the goals of any embedded project. The RabbitSys kernel available now pre-loaded on the powerful RCM3365 RabbitSys core module, provides embedded systems designers the ability to update, monitor, configure, detect, diagnose, and even debug embedded systems from remote locations.
RabbitSys increases reliability by providing extensive feedback during development and debugging cycles. RabbitSys safeguards access to embedded system resources, like I/O and system memory, assuring software integrity.
RabbitSys is easy to use and helps system integrators save time and money. Those who already work with Dynamic C® will find RabbitSys easy to work with using the RCM3365 RabbitSys core module. Features such as the program monitor, the event handler, and safe system shutdown cradle your application and make it resistant to external transient errors. RabbitSys creates a solid foundation and increases system reliability for Rabbit-based embedded systems programmed with Dynamic C.
Assurance of reliability extends beyond the confines of the development environment. The remote capabilities of RabbitSys enable embeddedAdvertisement
programmers to raise e-mail alerts when a software failure occurs. During such failures, RabbitSys takes the necessary steps to return attached equipment to its default state. RabbitSys removes the burden and expense of sending out a technician. Instead, a simple network connection and software update to the malfunctioning device repairs the problem. RabbitSys also scales with the deployment of new devices, allowing you to manage many devices concurrently.
A RabbitSys Development Kit includes everything needed to get your application running quickly and easily. The kit comes complete with a RabbitSys ready RCM3365 RabbitCore module, a prototyping board, Dynamic C development software, RabbitSys CD with samples, and documentation. The development kit sells at $409 and a standalone RabbitSys enabled RCM3365 core module sells for (qty. 10/100) $113/96. RabbitSys standalone software (available January 2006) will sell for $299/CD, and $289/Download. RabbitSys software today works with the RabbitSys enabled RCM3365 core module and in the future will be supported on additional RabbitCore modules.
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Dec. 15, 2005; Davis, CA - Rabbit Semiconductor, Inc. releases RabbitSys, an operating system that delivers program reliability for Ethernet-enabled, embedded applications. System reliability often overshadows the goals of any embedded project. The RabbitSys kernel available now pre-loaded on the powerful RCM3365 RabbitSys core module, provides embedded systems designers the ability to update, monitor, configure, detect, diagnose, and even debug embedded systems from remote locations.
RabbitSys increases reliability by providing extensive feedback during development and debugging cycles. RabbitSys safeguards access to embedded system resources, like I/O and system memory, assuring software integrity.
RabbitSys is easy to use and helps system integrators save time and money. Those who already work with Dynamic C® will find RabbitSys easy to work with using the RCM3365 RabbitSys core module. Features such as the program monitor, the event handler, and safe system shutdown cradle your application and make it resistant to external transient errors. RabbitSys creates a solid foundation and increases system reliability for Rabbit-based embedded systems programmed with Dynamic C.
Assurance of reliability extends beyond the confines of the development environment. The remote capabilities of RabbitSys enable embeddedAdvertisement
programmers to raise e-mail alerts when a software failure occurs. During such failures, RabbitSys takes the necessary steps to return attached equipment to its default state. RabbitSys removes the burden and expense of sending out a technician. Instead, a simple network connection and software update to the malfunctioning device repairs the problem. RabbitSys also scales with the deployment of new devices, allowing you to manage many devices concurrently.
A RabbitSys Development Kit includes everything needed to get your application running quickly and easily. The kit comes complete with a RabbitSys ready RCM3365 RabbitCore module, a prototyping board, Dynamic C development software, RabbitSys CD with samples, and documentation. The development kit sells at $409 and a standalone RabbitSys enabled RCM3365 core module sells for (qty. 10/100) $113/96. RabbitSys standalone software (available January 2006) will sell for $299/CD, and $289/Download. RabbitSys software today works with the RabbitSys enabled RCM3365 core module and in the future will be supported on additional RabbitCore modules.
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The most effective embedded system for remote management of systems I have seen has been from HP with their Insight and iLO remote server management. The second is from Dell with their server manager and DRAC technology. Although both of these technologies produced from Dell and HP started as add-on circuit boards, they eventually have become integrated like Rabbit Semiconductor into the main circuit boards of the servers. HP iLO and Dell DRAC as part of remote management include remote control of the servers. The remote control of the systems can be from a local network or from the remote web based connection. The remote control capabilities help technical support to address issues related to the server's functionality and configuration with having to be on-site remote control access of servers is similar to software for web based computer support. Software for web based computer support provides the capability for remote access to computer desktops through the web. Web based access using software for web based computer support permits technical support to gain remote access of computer desktops through the network. Web based network access can also be associated with other online support software such as software components often referred to an agents to connect to a management server. HP and Dell server don;t require software agents to be running for using iLO or DRAC technologies but services or API software add-on within the operating system enabled more detailed information for server health monitoring.
Web based software for computer support also permits management of servers , desktops, and servers as does embedded chip based technologies. Software for web based computer support permits screen sharing and console access. Web based access or local network access defined by the connection. The connection to the remote computer can be through the web or on the local network. In either case software for web based computer support grants console access without a pre-installed agent such as that used by products such as Kaseya or Enable. Kaseya and other managed services products use an agent software component for computer desktops to check-in to a server listening on the network for the connections. The agent then permits unattended access. The unattended access is by web based computer support software. 4RemoteSupport.com software for web based computer support does not require an agent. Connection by 4RemoteSupport are remote computer control connections and access through the web. The connections such as those by iLO and DRAC can be web based or local connections. Web based support software connections are initiated from a web server with the purpose of establishing connections to the remote desktop computer for remote control. One of the features of HP Insight with iLO and Dell DRAC is the ability to remote access and remote control a system without the system even having a working operating system. The server system only needs to be connected to the network and have a proper TCP network IP address. Connections can be established to the remote control and remote control of the system console cane be made for screen sharing support. Web based remote support software is similar but it has a requirement of needing not only a network connection but also a working operating system, connections are initiated from a web site. The web site in the case of HP iLO and Dell DRAC is integrated on the semiconductors of the DRAC or HP iLO service boards. web based access for services for remote control access like 4RemoteSupport.com are from a web site web server for support. it is all support software and not circuit based. Web based access for computer support permits live support without physical access to the hardware.
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Web based computer support software has help my company support many more users. We provide computer support for internal users and remote clients over the Internet. Web based computer support software is software that is available to our remote and local users through the Internet. Web based computer support software provides opportunities that enable faster access to computer user to provide faster problem resolution. This is enabled and facilitated through access to online support that is usually imitated from a web site. The user most often needs to generate an access code or is provided an access code. The technical support agent connects or is connected to. The technical support agent most often has a viewer program that allows screen sharing, mouse and keyboard control. There are applications that work directly through a browser. These types of appreciations have benefits to downloaded and executed programs but generally are problematic with certain browsers and version. Since security of browsers varies often from computer to computer, web browser based web support for computers can be prevented with browser restrictions. These browser restrictions can be deployed through group policy or set directly with local security policies on the computer.
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