Allstar Solutions has extensive experience in conducting IT and ICT site audits for enterprise clients. Our experience covers Data Centres, Administration buildings, through to Retail/Branch style environments.
Allstar Solutions has extensive experience in conducting the full range of IT site audits for enterprise clients.
audit data gathered may include; Site Location, Room Location/Number, Rack Location/Number, RU Number (range), Device details (Make, Model, Serial Number, Asset Number, Device Label, Firmware/IOS version, Configuration file), Patch Matrix (Patch Panel, Router, Switch ports, Inter Cabinet patching, etc), Carrier Demarcation, Carrier service numbers, UPS/Power, HVAC, Room Temperature/Humidity.
audit data gathered may include; Site Location, Room Location/Number, Desk/Position Number, Desktop/Laptop/Screen/Docking Station, Telephone Handset, Wireless Access Point, Printers (MFD).
Copper cable tracing, testing, documentation and certification. Fibre Optic tracing, testing, documentation and certification.
includes, but not limited to; licensing terms and conditions, User management (within allocated licence category, changing roles or currency), assess impacts on software licences when reconfiguring or upgrading servers, account for development/test environments within agreed entitlements, provide recommendations such as action on wrong-licensed configurations (too many of one licence type and too few of another), removal of unwanted licences, reductions in annual software licence costs.
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