Opengear Technology and Solutions


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December 2009

SKY News Interviews CEO Bob Waldie on Tatts Group order

July 2010 | Telecom Reseller podcast on new 3G wireless appliances at the recent CiscoLive 2010 event

June 2010 | Opengear and SolarWinds integrate for device monitoring
With this integration, SolarWinds customers can use Opengear to keep an eye on network devices, power equipment, and environmental conditions at remote sites

March 2010 | ACM5004-G product review by Linux Devices
Opengear announced a new version of its Linux-based ACM5000 line of serial device servers, claimed to be the first to offer remote monitoring over 3G cellular network devices.

March 2010 | 25 Hot Products to see at VoiceCon Orlando
Opengear specializes in console server and KVM-over-IP products, and at VoiceCon will launch ACM5004-G, an advanced device server that can support EDGE, GPRS, GSM, HSDA and HSUPA high speed cellular access.

January 2010 | Opengear scores $1 Million deal
Opengear, provider of an open source console server, scored its first $1 million deal in December 2009. Next up, Opengear has won a deal involving Linode, a cloud and VPS (virtual private server) hosting company.

December 2009 | Tatts Groups bets on open source servers
Tony Merenda, CTO and VP of International business at Opengear told CRN that under the contract, Tatts Group has purchased 12,000 Opengear SD4000 series device servers (pictured) for its subsidiary, MaxGaming. The devices are used for secure remote control, monitoring and data acquisition on electronic gaming machines in the UK and in Australia.

October 2009 | Interview with TMC at Supercomm
Tony Merenda, Director and Vice President Engineering of Opengear visits TMC at Supercomm 2009

October 2009 | Opengear Console Servers To Support NERC CIP Standards
Opengear has added IPSec High Availability VPN gateway software to the IM4200 advanced console server to allow electric utilities to meet the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) critical infrastructure protection (CIP) standards.

September 2009 | Emerson's $1.2 Billion Avocent Purchase Worries Some Partners
"I've had about a dozen calls today from Avocent resellers," said Todd Rychecky, vice president of sales and marketing at Littleton, Colo.-based OpenGear. "They're concerned about availability -- we make similar products as Avocent -- and they're asking if we will be able to supply them, and we definitely can."

September 2009 | Opengear provides secure remote access to your management interfaces
All in all, the Opengear Infrastructure Manager is a very green choice whereby you can replace several power-hungry devices while still providing greater depth to your systems monitoring capabilities.

September 2009 | Budget-beating out-Of-band management
Opengear's all-in-one appliance combines service processor aggregation, serial console, and environmental monitoring at a nice price. "I would need four Avocent boxes to do everything the Opengear does."

August 2009 | Frugal Friday with Todd Rychecky, US Head of Operations for OpenGear
Todd Rychecky, VP of Operations of North America, has more than 17 years of experience working with system integrators, global key accounts, OEM partnerships and implementing product marketing strategies.
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August 2009 | Opengear, Assisted by VAR's, Doubles Open Source Business
What recession? Those two words summarize the mood within Opengear, which has doubled its open source console server market business since this time last year.

August 2009 | Associated Content
Console Servers: Hidden Treasure in a Down Economy

June 2009 | Internet News
Managing power locally can be as simple as flipping a switch, but what happens when you've got hundreds of sites geographically dispersed? It's a problem that open source vendor Opengear is now tackling with a new release of its hardware console server software.