IT Network Management Services (FPDS Code D316)

Applied Computing Technologies personnel provide expert and advanced network systems administration and support to our customers using enterprise-wide management tools. ACT personnel administer and maintain Novell® NetWare, Microsoft NT®, and various UNIX® based networks of varying size and complexity.

ACT personnel are experienced in the design and implementation of management programs such as Tivoli® TME 10 Enterprise Management System; a multi-platform based product capable of administering large heterogeneous enterprise networks. Target systems for these large-scale management tools are client server network supporting thousands of users.

Our personnel are key senior network administrators and viewed as the group to turn to when other network resources require expert assistance. ACT personnel provide the advanced network administration required for their customer's Novell® NetWare, Microsoft Windows NT® and UNIX-based file and application servers. In addition, ACT personnel provide administration and support to the network systems hardware platforms, along with 100 MB FDDI backbone and 10/100 MB switched Ethernet environments. Our engineers work with their customer's team leaders and managers to document the network environment, and provide recommendations for the use of management tools and procedures.

For our customers, ACT personnel administer Novell® NetWare network operating systems running on a cluster of NetFrame8500 series multi-processor "super-servers", Microsoft NT® network operating systems running on multi-processor Compaq® servers, and Solaris Unix® based operating systems running on Sun® Sparc Stations.

We provide user, file, and printer configuration, administration and management using native Novell? NetWare, Microsoft NT®, and Solaris® operating system interfaces. We maintain and administer MS Exchange, mail routers and gateways, and the Novell® NetWare and Microsoft NT® Server platforms they reside on. Additionally, we have several years of experience with Lotus cc:Mail systems and their migration to MS Exchange.