HPE Intelligent Management Center Standard Edition Software – 50 Node License

HPE Intelligent Management Center Standard Edition - 50 Node

The Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE Intelligent Management Center (IMC) Standard Edition software provides a comprehensive, scalable management platform designed to streamline fault, configuration, accounting, performance, and security operations across enterprise networks. Built on a service-oriented architecture (SOA), this platform allows for seamless integration of resources, services, and users, ensuring your network management is both flexible and future-proof. The modular design enables organizations to extend functionality by adding new modules, supporting growth and evolving technology landscapes.

Compatible with both Windows and Linux operating systems, the IMC Standard Edition is suitable for managing HP and third-party devices within a unified interface. The software comes with an initial license supporting up to 50 managed devices, with options to purchase additional node licenses to accommodate larger networks. This flexibility makes it ideal for medium-sized enterprises seeking a robust management solution that can scale as their infrastructure expands.

Installation requires a 3.0 GHz processor (for servers) or a 2.0 GHz processor (for clients), along with a minimum of 4 GB RAM for server environments and 2 GB for client systems. Supported operating systems include Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions, ensuring compatibility with existing infrastructure. The software demands a minimum of 50 GB hard disk space for optimal operation, along with standard peripherals such as a DVD-ROM drive, video support for 1024x768 resolution, sound card, and a network interface card supporting 10/100 Mbps speeds. For database management, Microsoft SQL Server 2005 or 2008 (Windows only), Oracle 11g, or MySQL Enterprise Server are supported, providing flexibility to match your organization’s database preferences.

Designed for scalability, the platform’s requirements vary based on node count: fewer than 500 nodes need a single CPU, while larger deployments up to 2,000 nodes require dual-core processors or two CPUs. For networks exceeding 2,000 devices, a minimum of four CPUs or two dual-core processors is recommended to ensure optimal performance. This technical architecture supports enterprise growth, enabling your network management to keep pace with your business expansion while maintaining high levels of security and reliability.

Features:

• Modular architecture supporting seamless scalability and future expansion

• Supports HP and third-party device management within a unified platform

• Compatible with Windows and Linux operating systems

• Initial license supports up to 50 managed devices, with additional node licenses available

• Built on a service-oriented architecture (SOA) for flexible resource management