Does TEM write any secure information in the NT/2000 registry?
No. TEM does not write unencrypted, sensitive or enterprise management configuration information to the NT/2000 registry. Avatier believes that the registry is the least optimal and most dangerous place to write any management data, as it is limited in size, relatively insecure, and does not allow for proper fault tolerance or rapid contingency recovery. Products that create enterprise management structures in the NT/2000 registry should be avoided at all costs to maintain the integrity of the network and associated Domain Controller servers. What reporting capabilities are available? TEM provides excellent reporting of users, Trusted Manager rights, group memberships, properties, settings, etc., and this area will be significantly enhanced in future versions of TEM. TEMs Details View grid provides the TEM Client user with a spreadsheet-like interface of the managed objects (users, groups, account properties, mailbox settings, WTS profile information, last logon statistics, etc.) and t
