presented by
Jason Williams
Product Manager & Tech Support Specialist
of Ipswitch, Inc.
Please join BNUG on September 7th for a presentation on
Virtualization Best Practices
given by Jason Williams of the technical staff of
Ipswitch, Inc..
Ipswitch, the developer of the WhatsUp Gold® suite of innovative IT management
software, has developed
WhatsVirtual 2.0, which natively integrates with the
VMware vSphere API and discovers, maps, monitors and manages ESXi hosts and
their associated virtual machines from a single console and also delivers
accurate and up-to-date availability and performance information across
VMware-based virtual server infrastructures.
Attendees will be eligible to win a "Flip”
camcorder which has been provided as a DOOR PRIZE by Ipswitch.
Ipswitch also is hosting light refreshments for the meeting. BNUG thanks
Ipswitch for this support!
Ipswitch develops and markets software
products and services for businesses worldwide. More than 100 million people
use Ipswitch software to monitor their networks with Ipswitch WhatsUp®,
transfer files over the Internet using the market-leading Ipswitch WS_FTP®
Professional client and Ipswitch WS_FTP Server and communicate via IMail™
Server. Headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, Ipswitch also has Research
& Development centers in Atlanta and Augusta, Georgia and Madison, Wisconsin,
and a European support office in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Ipswitch sells
its products through distributors, resellers and OEMs in the United States,
Canada, Latin America, Europe and the Pacific Rim.
Jason Williams is Product Manager and Technical Support Specialist
for Ipswitch. He is a New England
transplant who now resides in Georgia and works at Ipswitch's Atlanta office.
Jason commented about his postition at Ipswitch: "As the Product Manager, I
feel I can truly make a difference with the software. It allows me to connect
with customers, and then translate those conversations into features within
the application. I like having some control in the direction of the product."
As Ipswitch's official
guru, Jason describes himself as "extreme network management/monitoring
geek" by day and mobile DJ and avid pool player by night.
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