Rove Mobile Admin gives IT Administrators the power to manage their entire network from anywhere they can use their wireless handhelds.

Use Mobile Admin to manage Microsoft Windows computers and servers from your handheld, including:

• Windows: restart servers; view event logs; start and stop services;
• Manage files, security, and print jobs; use the command prompt; and more
• Active Directory: reset passwords; unlock accounts; manage users, groups, and more
• Exchange: manage mailboxes and message queues
• Cluster servers: manage nodes, resources, and more
• IIS: manage websites, virtual directories, and FTP sites
• Networking: manage DNS zones, DHCP scopes, Ping, and more

Manage Domino servers with Mobile Admin, including:

• People and Groups: create and edit people and groups; reset Internet passwords; and more
• Administration Requests: approve and reject admin requests
• Databases and Files: view usage, run fixup, compact, and more
• Domino Console: send any Domino Console command
• Much More: edit server documents, manage mailbox, and view event logs

Use Mobile Admin to manage Novell NDS/eDirectory servers, including users, groups, and organizational units. Reset passwords, delete objects, and edit logon scripts.

You can even use Mobile Admin to manage databases on your network. Microsoft SQL Server: manage databases, tables, views, stored procedures, jobs, and replication; run SQL queries, and much more

• Oracle: manage databases, users, sessions, storage, and run SQL queries

Mobile Admin also lets you manage your BES from a wireless handheld. View, add, and remove users; clear statistics; kill handhelds; reset device passwords; lock devices; and even set enterprise activation passwords remotely.

Use Mobile Admin to manage your Citrix servers (Citrix MetaFrame or Presentation Servers) when there are too many sessions open and you need to disconnect a user immediately

For additional flexibility, the Mobile Admin Client can be accessed on any computer or device that has a browser and an Internet connection.

It allows IT administrators viewing status of Lights Out systems and controlling the power. For example, a server that is powered off can be powered on remotely.

• Power ? turn host power on or off, view power information
• UID: turn UID on or off
• Users: view user information
• Logs: view logs
• Settings: view global or network settings

With Idokorro Mobile Admin network administrators can check the status of backup jobs in BackUp Exec, and start jobs that have failed.

• Jobs: check job status, restart jobs, view historical information, manage job monitors, and more
• Services: start and stop services
• Active Alerts: respond to active alerts
• Devices: unlock devices, label, erase or eject tapes, and more

• View virtual machines registered on a VMware server, machine status and configuration
• Start, stop, suspend or reset virtual machines, both "soft" ( performs an OS Shutdown) and "hard" (cutting power) operations
• Answer virtual machines startup questions
• View VMware ESX Server status information

• Media: view media information
• Security

• Authentication: Integrated with Active Directory, Windows, and RSA SecurID and Radius two-factor authentication
• Encryption: All Mobile Admin data is encrypted with SSL. If you use a BlackBerry Enterprise Server, all data is encrypted with Triple-DES or AES.