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I think you are looking for IBM Systems Director<br />
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<a href="http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/software/director/" rel="ugc">http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/software/director/</a><br />
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I think you are looking for IBM Systems Director

http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/software/director/ [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/software/director/]



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Is this software free? <br />
What I am seeing from the site it seems to me as a paid software
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Is this software free?
What I am seeing from the site it seems to me as a paid software

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We received an IBM Director CD when we purchased our X series servers however we use Microsoft System Configuration Manager for all our management needs. We have a mix of Dell, Compaq/Hp and IBM (mostly IBM) servers including an IBM blade server. 
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We received an IBM Director CD when we purchased our X series servers however we use Microsoft System Configuration Manager for all our management needs. We have a mix of Dell, Compaq/Hp and IBM (mostly IBM) servers including an IBM blade server.

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does anyone can provide any download link?
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does anyone can provide any download link?

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Does IBM have something similar to HP SystemManagementHomePage. With HP SMHP I can see if &nbsp;the hardware is ok,or whether i have any hardware problem.<br />
Does IBM provide something similar. I have several IBM 3560 servers &nbsp;with Windows 2003 and I am wondering how to check their HW status. 
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Does IBM have something similar to HP SystemManagementHomePage. With HP SMHP I can see if  the hardware is ok,or whether i have any hardware problem.
Does IBM provide something similar. I have several IBM 3560 servers  with Windows 2003 and I am wondering how to check their HW status. 

IBM alternative to HP SystemManagement Home Page

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