Service Account Manager Centralized Management and Reporting of Windows Services

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Service Account ManagerCentralized Management
and Reporting of Windows Services
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The Problem No central view or management of
service credentials available

• Service accounts dont get changed regularly
  because the IT staff cant see what services run
  under what credentials. Whats going to break?!!
• Turnover of the IT staff necessitates the
  changing of passwords.
• Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, PCI compliance
  requirements.
• Lack of time. Its too cumbersome.

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The SolutionService Account Manager

• A single view of all services on all managed
  systems in a single list.
• The ability to change all of your service account
  credentials from a single screen.
• SAM will perform a dynamic dependency analysis on
  each of the systems services and perform all of
  the service stops and starts in the correct order
  for you.
• Create and export reports of any and all services
  on your systems.

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Requirements

• Administrative rights over the host machine and
  all target machines.
• Utilizes standard Windows networking.
• NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
• Ports 137-139 or 445.
• Server service default (installed as part of
  File and Print Services for Microsoft Networks)
• Remote Procedure Call (RPC) default
• Remote Registry Service

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Specifications

• Supports Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP/Server
  2003/Vista/Server 2008
• Certified for Microsoft Windows Vista
• Utilizes SQL Server as the data store
• Multithreaded, deploys without installing agents
  on client systems
• First released in 1998 and frequently updated

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Demonstration
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Licensing Availability

• Licensed by managed system
• Academic, GSA, non-profit, and volume discounts
  available
• Available now
• Free, fully functional evaluation available
• Download now from http//www.liebsoft.com

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Conclusion

• Questions?
• Email sales_at_liebsoft.com
• Phone [phone]
• http//www.liebsoft.com
• Joe Vachon
• Sales Engineer