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Tek-Tools Software, a leading provider of

IT resource management software solutions, today announced that a

pre-release copy of vProfiler,

its new virtualization management software designed specifically for early

stage virtualization environments, is available now for a free trial for up

to seven months.

 

vProfiler is an extremely simple, easy-to-use, and

powerful analysis, reporting, and monitoring tool, best suited for up to three

ESX hosts. Tek-Tools created the new offering based on its proven enterprise

virtualization management solution, Profiler for VMware

now in use by some of the world’s largest virtualized enterprises.

 

Additionally, the company established the vProfiler User’s Forum, an online

forum for virtualization administrators to exchange information and share

knowledge about virtualization management challenges and solutions. Tek-Tools

will demonstrate vProfiler and Profiler for VMware at VMworld 2009 (booth #2333).

 

vProfiler can be

downloaded from the Tek-Tools website, http://www.tek-tools.com/vprofiler

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Supriya Shiyekar

Supriya Shiyekar

 Member since: Aug 18, 2009

Tek-Tools Software is a recognized leader in the IT infrastructure management space. Its Profiler Suite provides real-time and historical monitoring and reporting for storage, backups, servers,applications in physical and virtual environments.

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