1. Service Account Manager Centralized Management and Reporting of Windows Services

2. The Problem: No central view or management of service credentials available Service accounts don’t get changed regularly because the IT staff can’t see what services run under what credentials. What’s going to break?!! Turnover of the IT staff necessitates the changing of passwords. Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, PCI compliance requirements. Lack of time. It’s too cumbersome.

3. The Solution: Service Account Manager A single view of all services on all managed systems in a single list. The ability to change all of your service account credentials from a single screen. SAM will perform a dynamic dependency analysis on each of the system’s services and perform all of the service stops and starts in the correct order for you. Create and export reports of any and all services on your systems.

4. Requirements Administrative rights over the host machine and all target machines. Utilizes standard Windows networking. NetBIOS over TCP/IP. Ports 137-139 or 445. Server service – default (installed as part of File and Print Services for Microsoft Networks) Remote Procedure Call (RPC) – default Remote Registry Service

5. Specifications Supports Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista/Server 2008 Certified for Microsoft Windows Vista Utilizes SQL Server as the data store Multithreaded, deploys without installing agents on client systems First released in 1998 and frequently updated

6. Demonstration

7. Licensing & Availability Licensed by managed system Academic, GSA, non-profit, and volume discounts available Available now Free, fully functional evaluation available Download now from http://www.liebsoft.comhttp://www.liebsoft.com

8. Conclusion Questions? Email: sales@liebsoft.com Phone: 800-829-6263 http://www.liebsoft.com Joe Vachon Sales Engineer