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Chapter 1
Introduction
Overview
The CC2000 Control Center Over the NET™ provides single portal, single
login, secure, centralized, access, administration and management of your
entire network – local and worldwide – anywhere; anytime.
The CC2000 offers a single, integrated browser-based interface to manage all
your devices. Users no longer need to learn the interface for each individual
device, making system management easier and more efficient.
The CC2000’s
Master
/
Slave
architecture allows multiple CC2000 units to be
linked in a communication network to create an integrated web of devices – all
of which can be accessed with a single login from a web browser. (The diagram
on the following page provides a CC2000 deployment example.)
The Master-Slave paradigm also safeguards your data transmissions through
its built-in redundancy factors including: automated database backup of
Master, Slaves and devices; and real-time database updating. Redundancy
ensures smooth, uninterrupted access management of all your devices. Should
any of the CC2000 servers go down, the CC2000 management system keeps
functioning since the redundant slave unit takes over to provide the required
services until the downed unit comes back up.
By consolidating the management of your ATEN/ALTUSEN IT devices, the
CC2000 allows every device to be securely accessed and controlled by means
of a single IP address. Servers and network equipment are integrated into a
single tree view, making the CC2000 ideal for enterprises with data centers and
branch offices, located in several remote locations.
Recognizing the broad spectrum of computing environments, the CC2000’s
Java software implementation allows it to work with Sun Java Runtime
Environment (JRE) enabled operating systems – ensuring multi-platform
integration and mutual operability.
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