For businesses across all sectors, from
manufacturing to financial services; iSeries & AS/400 automation has a demonstrable
impact on operational efficiency.
Across all applications and functions, NYCO's unique suite of automation products acts
as a formidable operations 'grapevine' which keeps your company in touch with itself more
effectively.
Key benefits include:
- reduced staff overheads and fewer shifts
- crisis management with a rapid response
- reduced levels of inefficient reporting
- maintained levels of service against a backdrop of efficiencies
- creative redeployment with improved staff morale
For information on how NYCO can help you with iSeries & AS/400 Consultancy and
tailor-made hardware and software, visit our support
pages.
PRODUCT OVERVIEWS
MESSENGER/400
MESSENGER/400 is a message monitoring and texting/paging/e-mail tool, which has been developed
by NYCO Ltd. The product has been in the market since 1991, and enjoyed great success. MESSENGER/400
allows you to send system, application and manually generated messages to a mobile phone, pager or e-mail.
Built into the product is the ability to answer system generated messages automatically,
and have the results sent out to you. A series of message filtering options have been
built into MESSENGER/400 which allow you to 'match up' against, message id, user,
text, shift, days, user group and machine (applicable for multi machine networks). A shift
option is included allowing messages to be sent to different staff depending on
the time of day or the day itself. Also available is the option to monitor as many or few
message queues as is required. The ability to network machines so that they send messages out via
a single host is a valuable feature built into MESSENGER/400. You can also nominate
multiple hosts with automatic switching in the event of the main host iSeries or AS/400 being
down. The product runs across all operating system releases up to and including V7R1.
TEXTA/400
TEXTA/400 is in essence a 'mini messenger'. Designed to fit into the business
running a restricted budget, TEXTA/400 will allow you to monitor one message queue
and have those messages sent to a single or multiple mobile phones and/or pagers and/or e-mails. Obviously not every
message is required so a limited degree of message filtration via severity levels has been
introduced. Like its sister product, TEXTA/400 will allow you to send out text
messages to multiple mobile phones and pagers using different services in addition to e-mails.
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SYSTEM STATUS MONITOR
Complementing the MESSENGER/400 automation suite of products, System Status
Monitor has been designed to give simple but effective TCP/IP network monitoring.
Loaded on the iSeries or AS/400, SSM will poll devices at regular intervals to ensure they are
still showing on the network. Should a device not be found, a message is generated which can be sent out to
either a pager, mobile phone or e-mail (using TEXTA/400 or MESSENGER/400) as well as appearing on
the main screen. The product also handles primary and secondary IP addresses.
NEMS/400
Our newest and most ambitious product to date. NEMS/400 is a hardware
problem message monitoring and reporting tool, for the IBM iSeries & AS/400. Primarily
designed for the independent hardware maintenance market, NEMS/400 can
however be utilised by any user as an addition to their existing cover. NEMS/400
has two main components: the PMC (Problem Management Centre) and the Client
Module. The Client module comes in two flavours, i.e. standalone or network system. The PMC is the data collection portion of NEMS/400, receiving
messages from the linked iSeries & AS/400 machines. The Client Module is the
individual machine collection and transmission program. Upon receiving "problem
messages" the PMC will automatically re-direct them via e-mail, text or pager message
to the appropriate recipient. A full history of individual machines and their
"history" is stored by the PMC. Multiple reports concerning the
"clients" or their machines are available. An important feature of NEMS/400
is the built in "heartbeat". Each monitored machine sends out a heartbeat at a
specific interval to show it is "alive and kicking". If no heartbeat is received at the specified time,
the PMC will send out it's own alert message to the designated person.
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