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Making Microsoft Operations Manager More Secure
Wednesday, 06 April 2005, 10:49 GMT

Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) 2005 is a great solution for managing your Exchange, SQL and other servers -- but what about security? In this article, we'll discuss some of the security issues related to MOM 2005, how Microsoft has made this version of MOM more secure, and best practices for deploying MOM in the most secure way possible.

MOM is a management tool for consolidating information about your Windows servers and administering them from a centralized location. To use MOM 2005, you need at least one Windows Server 2003 machine on the network, but you can even run UNIX and Linux servers from MOM using a third party add-on such as MetiLinx Connect for MOM.

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