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TJ
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 9:51 pm    Post subject: MOM 2005 vs. BMC Patrol Reply with quote

Does anyone know of a MOM vs Patrol competitive analysis written from a MSFT
standpoint? I understand the implications of this material. Locating a copy
would help me sell my MOM 2005 implementation.

Thanks in advance.
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Daniel Lai [MVP-Managemen
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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 1:51 pm    Post subject: Re: MOM 2005 vs. BMC Patrol Reply with quote

Hello,

Thank you for your posting!

If you are Microsoft Certified Partner, You can find more information about
it on the Partner Website

If you have any questions, please feel to let me know. I am glad to be of
assistance.


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Daniel Lai
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Windows Server-Management Infrastructure
Microsoft Management Solution Consultant
http://msmvps.com/daniel

"TJ" <TJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Does anyone know of a MOM vs Patrol competitive analysis written from a
MSFT
standpoint? I understand the implications of this material. Locating a
copy
would help me sell my MOM 2005 implementation.

Thanks in advance.
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jesse.harris@gmail.com
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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:51 pm    Post subject: Re: MOM 2005 vs. BMC Patrol Reply with quote

It's all about the managment packs. Patrol, written by BMC. MOM
written by Microsoft, used by Microsoft to manage the thousands of
servers Microsoft's runs...

Again, it's all about the managment packs.

However, the one thing you do get from Patrol is better non-wintell
server monitoring. I'd imagine you can use the same infrastructure to
monitor all server platforms where with MOM it can be done... but I
don't think anybody is doing this today.

Still, you don't get the windows managment packs.
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TJ
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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:51 pm    Post subject: Re: MOM 2005 vs. BMC Patrol Reply with quote

I'm really looking for a "How to position and sell MOM 2005 to management
that has previously selected BMC Patrol". While explaining "tighter
integration with MSFT products" or "because MOM has management packs" is
great, it's not driving home the key points. I'm sure Microsoft Sales has
this information but I management will not wait weeks to get it. This
shouldn't have to be something that requires engaging Microsoft Sales and
Consulting Services groups.


"jesse.harris@gmail.com" wrote:

Quote:
It's all about the managment packs. Patrol, written by BMC. MOM
written by Microsoft, used by Microsoft to manage the thousands of
servers Microsoft's runs...

Again, it's all about the managment packs.

However, the one thing you do get from Patrol is better non-wintell
server monitoring. I'd imagine you can use the same infrastructure to
monitor all server platforms where with MOM it can be done... but I
don't think anybody is doing this today.

Still, you don't get the windows managment packs.

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David Tyra
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:51 am    Post subject: Re: MOM 2005 vs. BMC Patrol Reply with quote

TJ,

I would agree with Jesse. The management packs are what differentiates MOM
from other products because they incorporate knowledge directly from the
product teams at Microsoft. This is something other products will not be
able to provide (at least for the Windows platform). The fact that people
with intimate (we hope!) knowledge of the applications tuned the management
packs and developed the rules along with the product knowledge makes this a
great tool for not only detecting problems but seeing problems develop and
catching them before they get serious. That is the way I have presented MOM
to customers - as the best way to monitor Windows and other Microsoft
applications leveraging the knowledge that Microsoft has about its own
products.

Regards,

David Tyra

"TJ" <TJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Quote:
I'm really looking for a "How to position and sell MOM 2005 to management
that has previously selected BMC Patrol". While explaining "tighter
integration with MSFT products" or "because MOM has management packs" is
great, it's not driving home the key points. I'm sure Microsoft Sales has
this information but I management will not wait weeks to get it. This
shouldn't have to be something that requires engaging Microsoft Sales and
Consulting Services groups.


"jesse.harris@gmail.com" wrote:

It's all about the managment packs. Patrol, written by BMC. MOM
written by Microsoft, used by Microsoft to manage the thousands of
servers Microsoft's runs...

Again, it's all about the managment packs.

However, the one thing you do get from Patrol is better non-wintell
server monitoring. I'd imagine you can use the same infrastructure to
monitor all server platforms where with MOM it can be done... but I
don't think anybody is doing this today.

Still, you don't get the windows managment packs.

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TJ
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:51 pm    Post subject: RE: MOM 2005 vs. BMC Patrol Reply with quote

Thank you all for your input.



"TJ" wrote:

Quote:

Does anyone know of a MOM vs Patrol competitive analysis written from a MSFT
standpoint? I understand the implications of this material. Locating a copy
would help me sell my MOM 2005 implementation.

Thanks in advance.
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