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TADDM provides automated discovery of IT assets and their dependencies across heterogeneous environments. Key components include the TADDM server, discovery agents, and various discovery adapters. The TADDM server manages the discovery process, stores discovered data, and provides a user interface. Discovery agents are deployed on target systems to collect information. Discovery adapters, such as those for z/OS and Windows, facilitate...

Tivoli Automated Tape Allocation Manager (ATAM) is a key component for optimizing tape resource utilization in z/OS environments. ATAM allows multiple z/OS systems to share tape drives, reducing the need for dedicated drives per system. The core architecture includes the ATAM address space, allocation manager, device manager, and volume manager. These components communicate via z/OS system services. ATAM uses VSAM...

Tivoli Business Service Manager (TBSM) was a Microsoft Windows/UNIX-based tool designed to monitor the status of systems and system resources, such as IMS regions, DB2 databases, and z/OS started tasks. It received data from the Tivoli Event Pump and used software like Tivoli Discovery Library Adapter for z/OS to discover system resources and relationships. TBSM provided a business-centric view of...

TBSM provided a business-centric view of IT operations, allowing users to monitor system and resource status from a business perspective. Key components included a Windows Server, Java clients, and a z/OS component. The Windows Server hosted the core application and used Microsoft SQL Server for data storage. Java clients provided the GUI interface. The z/OS component collected and transmitted resource...

Tivoli Command Center for CICS was designed to provide a centralized view of multiple CICS regions, enabling administrators to monitor and manage CICS environments efficiently. The architecture comprised a central server component that collected data from CICS regions via a proprietary communication protocol. The GUI provided real-time and historical performance data, allowing for proactive problem identification and resolution. Key features...

Tivoli Command Center for DB2Plex was designed to simplify the administration of DB2 Data Sharing Groups. It provided a centralized console for monitoring and managing multiple DB2 subsystems from a single interface. Key features included real-time performance monitoring, automated alerts, and the ability to execute administrative commands across multiple subsystems simultaneously. The architecture comprised several components, including the NetView interface,...

Tivoli Command Center for IMSplex offered a centralized management solution for IMS environments, enabling administrators to monitor and control multiple IMS subsystems from a single console. The architecture comprised a GUI client, a server component running on z/OS, and agents deployed on each IMS system. The server component facilitated communication with the IMS subsystems using TCP/IP. Key features included command...

Tivoli Command Center for Sysplex was designed to provide a consolidated view and control point for managing multiple z/OS subsystems within a Parallel Sysplex. Its primary function was to simplify system administration tasks by offering a centralized GUI for command execution, performance monitoring, and event management. The architecture comprised a server component running on z/OS and a client GUI. Key...

Tivoli Command Center for UNIX Systems Services was designed to provide a consolidated view of z/OS USS environments. The architecture comprised components such as the NetView interface, monitoring agents, and a central server for data aggregation. The product used TCP/IP for communication. Key administrative tasks included user management, configuration of monitoring parameters, and log analysis. The product supported basic authentication...

Tivoli Compliance Insight Manager (TCIM) was a SIEM solution designed to analyze security event logs and provide insights into user activity and compliance. The architecture comprised data collectors, a central processing engine, and a reporting interface. Key features included security event correlation, compliance reporting, and user activity monitoring. TCIM supported data collection from multiple platforms, including z/OS, and used a...

TCIME provided integration between zSecure Audit on the mainframe and TSIEM, enabling centralized security event monitoring. It facilitated the transfer of audit data, offering a GUI within TSIEM for viewing and analyzing mainframe security events. The architecture involved components on the mainframe and within TSIEM, with data storage relying on the underlying databases of zSecure Audit and TSIEM. Configuration was...

Tivoli Configuration Manager for MQSeries provided a command-line interface (CLI) for managing MQSeries environments on z/OS. Key functions included creating, altering, and deleting MQ objects such as queues and channels. The product did not expose modern APIs (REST, SOAP). It relied on the underlying MQSeries environment for security, including authentication and access control. The product is not supported; users should...

Tivoli Disaster Recovery Manager (TDRM) provided disaster recovery capabilities for Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) environments on z/OS. Key components included the TDRM server, which managed backup operations, and the TSM server, which stored the data. Communication between these components occurred over TCP/IP. TDRM used a command-line interface (CLI) for administration, with commands like `BACKUP`, `RECOVER`, and `QUERY`. Configuration was managed...

The Tivoli Discovery Library Adapter for z/VM provides a mechanism for discovering and mapping resources within a z/VM environment. Key components include the Discovery Agent, which runs on the z/VM system, and the Data Collector, which processes the discovered data. The Discovery Agent uses a proprietary API to gather information about hardware, TCP/IP configurations, and virtual machine characteristics. Common commands...

Tivoli Distributed Monitoring (TDM) provided centralized monitoring across multiple platforms, with a z/OS component (TMR) for managing monitoring activities. Key components included the TMR, agents, and a central management console. The TMR communicated with agents using proprietary protocols. The product used the Tivoli Management Framework for data storage and management. Authentication was handled through the framework, supporting user ID and...

Tivoli Editor for Messages was designed to facilitate the management of IBM MQ messages. The tool provided a user-friendly interface for browsing, editing, and creating messages within MQ queues. Key components included the ISPF interface (for z/OS), the message browser, and the MQ connection layer. The tool used the MQI to communicate with the MQ queue manager. Common commands included...

Tivoli Event Integration Facility (EIF) is a legacy component designed to forward events to monitoring systems. It primarily uses TCP/IP for communication, with events formatted according to the EIF specification. Key components include the EIF receiver and the configuration file (`eif.conf`). The `mkeif` command is used for configuration, and `sendevent` sends events. EIF does not have a modern API; applications...

Tivoli Federated Identity Manager (TFIM) provided a comprehensive solution for cross-organizational identity management. It allowed organizations to establish trusted relationships, share identity information, and securely exchange authentication and authorization tokens. Key components included the Federation Server, Policy Decision Point (PDP), and Security Token Service (STS). TFIM supported various authentication methods, including LDAP, SAML 2.0, and X.509 certificates. The administrative console...

Tivoli Global Enterprise Manager (TGEM) was designed to provide a consolidated view of the operational status of multiple systems within an enterprise environment. The architecture comprised agents deployed on managed systems, a central server for data aggregation, and a graphical user interface (GUI) for monitoring. Communication between components relied on proprietary protocols within the Tivoli Management Environment (TME). Key features...

Tivoli Identity Manager (TIM) is a z/OS-based identity management solution designed to automate user lifecycle management and enforce access policies. It runs within WebSphere Application Server and integrates with an LDAP directory for user data. Key components include the WebSphere Application Server, an LDAP directory server, and a DB2 database for logging. The web-based administrative console provides a central point...