Nlyte Software Unveils Version 15.0: A Leap Forward in Data Center Infrastructure Management
Published August 1, 2024
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Kennesaw, Ga., July 31, 2024 — Nlyte Software, – Nlyte Software, a global leader in Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM), is excited to announce the release of Nlyte Version 15.0.100. This latest update introduces new features, integrations, and improvements to enhance device management, inventory control, and overall system functionality.
Key Highlights of Nlyte 15.0.100:
The Nlyte 15.0.100 system release integrates advanced device management capabilities, including support for new power strip models from APC and LeGrand (Raritan PX2, PX3, PX4, and Servertech PRO2 and PRO4). A new Parts module allows for the efficient management of equipment items categorized by user-defined criteria such as CPU or memory. Items can now be tracked as free (available inventory), reserved (planned assets), or used (linked to an asset), complete with optional mounting properties.
Additional enhancements include:
- Support for Windows 2022 and SQL 2022
- Nlyte Sustainability offering now includes an Energy Efficiency Directive dashboard and report for European customers who need to comply in 2024
- Support for IPv6 addresses on assets and hosts
- BMC Helix/Atrium CMDB connector
The audit module has been significantly upgraded to support receptacle assets, enable offline mode downloads for individual assets, apply markers to cabinets, and include assets with Planned/Pre-Procurement and Planned/Procurement lifecycle statuses in work lists. These updates collectively enhance the system's versatility and user experience.
Aligning with Nlyte’s sustainability initiatives, server-related updates now incorporate properties and standard functions like Maximum Performance and Maximum kW metrics and categories such as Server Performance and Server kW. Enhancements have been made to Nlyte Energy Optimizer (NEO) to include fields for Owner/Operator and details on the year operations began or the date of the last significant renovations.
The NEO Bulk Data Manager (NBDM) has been updated to support the bulk loading of servers monitored by Nlyte Server Utilization Monitor (NSUM), featuring a new Servers tab for efficient server addition in NEO/NSUM standalone environments. This update is crucial for supporting new sustainability metrics, particularly the ITEEsv metric.
About Nlyte Software:
Nlyte Software helps data center operators manage their hybrid infrastructure throughout their entire organization – from desktops, networks, and servers to IoT devices – across facilities, data centers, colocation, edge, and the cloud. Using Nlyte’s monitoring, management, inventory, workflow and analytics capabilities, organizations can automate how they manage their hybrid infrastructure to reduce costs, improve uptime and ensure compliance with organizational policies. Nlyte Software is a part of Carrier Global Corporation, global leader in intelligent climate and energy solutions that matter for people and our planet for generations to come. For more information, visit Nlyte.com or follow Nlyte on LinkedIn.
EU EED Location Level Dashboard with CUE selected 15.1.100
Example of IPV6 Configuration for a device in Nlyte 15.1.100
