Skyward Server Management Options Mike Bianco. Agenda: Managed Services Overview OpenEdge Management / OpenEdge Explorer OpenEdge Managed Demo.

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Skyward Server Management Options Mike Bianco

Agenda: Managed Services Overview OpenEdge Management / OpenEdge Explorer OpenEdge Managed Demo

Skyward Managed Services The intent of the Skyward Managed Services service is to ensure Skyward software runs well with maximum uptime on customer provided servers and networks. Skyward Managed Services is provided by the Skyward IT Services department. This department consists of Skyward IT Services engineers who have certifications in the areas of server Operating Systems, network devices, firewalls, virtualization and Skyward software installation\troubleshooting. Skyward IT Services specializes in Network and Skyward systems support for K12 school districts.

What is included? Skyward engineers will remotely monitor Skyward servers to ensure the software is running properly. This monitoring includes the following Skyward components that run on servers : – Application Servers – WebSpeed services – Monolith CAS and DAS Services – Print Engine – Database – Database Growth (Extents) – Skyward SIF agents

Remotely Load Skyward Updates Releases – Skyward will schedule an appropriate time for loading releases no later than 30 days after the release. Releases are required updates and occur approximately twice a year. PMPs – Skyward will schedule an appropriate time for loading PMPs with the customer. These updates are optional and the customer may choose not to have all PMPs loaded. These upgrades occur approximately 4 times per year. Addenda – Skyward will schedule an appropriate time for loading Addenda with the customer. These updates are optional and the customer may choose not have all addenda loaded. These upgrades occur approximately 8 times per year.

Remotely Load Skyward Updates RMAs – Skyward will schedule an appropriate time for loading RMAs with the customer. These updates are usually district specific. The is not regular pattern to these updates. Progress Updates - Skyward will schedule an appropriate time for loading Progress upgrades with the customer. These updates are required. A major Progress upgrade will typically occur every 3 to 5 years.

Database Management Skyward will assist the district with set-up of automated backup scripts, including an summary. The customer is responsible for the Backup hardware and software. The customer is responsible for ensuring the backup completed successfully for changing tapes and proper on and off-site storage of backups. Skyward is not responsible for backup failures but will assist the district with problems related to Skyward backup scripts or Progress backup commands. Skyward will assist with the restore of Skyward data and the re-setup of the Skyward environment in the case of a system failure, disaster, or data corruption.

Skyward Client Support Skyward GUI Clients - A Skyward GUI client is defined as any workstation used to run Skyward full client GUI software including Terminal Servers, ProPalms, and Citrix servers if used by the district for Skyward GUI application deployment. It is expected that the district will run the web version of Skyward software when and where available. Skyward will set-up GUI clients on Terminal Servers, Citrix Servers and ProPalms servers. Skyward will provide training and installation routines for customers to set up their own clients directly on workstations.

Skyward Client Support Skyward will assist with resolving printing issues. It is the district's responsibility to fix or replace malfunctioning printers or printers that are failing due to defect or Windows compatibility issues. It is the district’s responsibility to ensure print drivers are up to date on all clients, terminal servers, ProPalms and Citrix servers if used for Skyward GUI deployment. Skyward will troubleshoot client performance issues. If the issue is related to the district's network communications or workstation hardware, it is the district’s responsibility to fix or upgrade these components.

Skyward Client Support Skyward Web Clients – A Skyward web client is defined as any district owned workstation used to run Skyward web applications. Skyward will assist with resolving issues related to browser compatibility, assuming the client is running a supported browser version. Skyward will assist with resolving performance issues; however, the workstation’s network connectivity and bandwidth are the responsibility of the district to maintain at a level that allows for good workstation performance.

Skyward Client Support Skyward will not be responsible for trouble shooting issues related to home computers and other non-district owned or maintained computers. We will assist the district at the server level to ensure web applications are available outside of the district's network assuming a properly functioning workstation and internet connection.

What is not included? Hardware Warranty and Operating system licensing Hardware Parts Replacement Backup Tape Drive Maintenance (Cleaning) Physical Rotation of Backup Tapes The following support examples are not included with Skyward Managed Services but is available using Technical Support Hours: – Skyward Server Operating System Upgrades (Windows, AIX, SuSe Linux) – Skyward Server Operating System Patches (Windows, AIX, SuSe Linux) – Switch, Router, or Firewall Support – Server Support (Exchange, GroupWise, etc.) – Directory Services Support (Active Directory, eDirectory) – Virtual Infrastructure / vSphere support (VMware Virtual Environments)

What if failure is detected? If there is a failure with a Skyward component, Skyward engineers will diagnose the cause of the failure and correct the problem. If a failure involves a hardware component or a component of the customer’s network then Skyward will make recommendation on what to do to correct the problem.

What support hours are available? Regular support hours: Skyward IT Services Managed Services is available Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (CST). After hours support hours: After Hours Support is included in Skyward Managed Services support contract at no additional cost. It is intended for emergency use to assist District IT departments with problems that occur outside of normal support hours. Skyward will have at least two IT Services Engineers on-call who will monitor the after hours support line. These engineers will make every effort to respond to support calls within one hour.

Is 24x7 support available? 24x7 Support is included with Skyward Managed Services. Secure Global Solutions provides 24x7 support to address issues when the Skyward offices are closed or during hours when After Hours support is not available. This includes application and server monitoring 24x7 Alerts and Notifications. These alerts can be also be configured to go to District personnel.

Skyward Managed Services Managed Services Pricing One Time Install fee $625 1 Product (Student, Business or Combined) = $1.15 / Student 2 Products (Student and Business) = $2.00 / Student 2000 Student Minimum / 1 Year minimum contract

Monitoring System used for Managed Services Skyward BackStage Manager Monitoring System is a host and service monitor designed to inform IT staffs of network problems before your end users do. The Network Operations Staff will monitor and track the alerts around the clock, 365 days a year. Skyward BackStage Manager currently supports hundreds of industry standard checks and customer checks can be added as soon as they are identified. Easy to read Dashboard, detailed server/device pages and historical graphs.

Real time alarm Support Center School District Enhance reliability & create quality information gathering

Skyward Database Skyward User Response Times AppServers WebSpeed Brokers Windows / Linux / Unix Servers CPU and Board Temperature Power Supplies Bandwidth Utilization CPU Utilization Memory Utilization Disk Space Log Events

OpenEdge Management / Explorer OpenEdge Explorer is a free web based management tool included on every Skyward 10.2B Server. (replaces Progress Explorer Tool) OpenEdge Management is an optional system management product that provides visibility, analysis, and proactive monitoring of your Skyward Servers.

OpenEdge Management Increased productivity through automation of processes with alert handling Remote monitoring using a secure, customizable, browser based interface is easy to use The centralized management and monitoring of critical components provides a holistic view of the Skyward environment

OpenEdge Management Integrated OpenEdge RDBMS requires minimal administration and maintenance Establish best practices through configuration advisor that tracks and benchmarks processes The storage of vital trend information and the ability to generate real time, historical, and graphical reports allows for better decision making and capacity planning

OpenEdge Management OpenEdge Management is supported on the following platforms: – IBM AIX 64 Bit – SuSe Linux Enterprise Server 10.x 64 Bit – Windows 2003/ Bit The OpenEdge Management can be installed on any existing Skyward 10.2B Server Virtual Servers are supported

OpenEdge Management Pricing OpenEdge Management is available to Skyward customers at a special price of $.10 per student annually. Installation and Training are services are available from Skyward IT Services. – A typical installation will take 1 day or less. – A day of follow-up tuning and training would follow about 1 week after the installation

OpenEdge Management

OpenEdge Management Demo

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