SiteManager™ Software ASM - Coming Soon: Early Q2, 2013

The software solution to manage multiple remote sites across the globe—all from your local NOC

Asentria Site Manager (ASM) is specifi cally designed for mobile operators or tower leasing companies who need to manage the power, security, and environment issues at any number of remote cell tower locations from a central NOC. Asentria designed ASM to work seamlessly with our SiteBoss hardware as a complete remote-management solution. ASM is a centralized reporting and management tool specifi cally designed to:

• Connect any number of SiteBoss units deployed at tower or mobile locations to the central ASM server location via wireless cellular and/or Ethernet transport in an effi cient and cost-effective manner.
• Aggregate alarms collected by the SiteBoss into a single view at the NOC.

Featured Benefits

• Architecture - ASM uses a client/server structure hosted on a server system at the NOC. Users, or clients, access the server database via a common web-based interface, allowing you to view or manage your remote sites from any computer with network access to the server.
• Provisioning - New base units "auto-identify" themselves and populate ASM's database, making it easy to setup initially and to add sites later.
• Site Grouping - ASM Group View enables remote units to be grouped facilitating ease in navigation and management.

• Connectivity - Support for both wireless and wired communication between ASM and base units, with or without a local network. Asentra's revolutionary highly-compressed datastream makes it possible to support a large installed base even over very low-bandwidth links. Wireless charges are kept to a minimum, and fault-tolerant connections will keep the overall system running in spite of frequent outages at remote sites.
• Monitoring - Color-coded system monitor provides status-at-a-glance for the complete listing of sites, facilitating the quick identifi cation of problems. Drill-down to view a site's detailed status simply by clicking on its entry. ASM dynamically updates each site’s status as it receives real-time events from the remote base units.
• Alarm Management - Operators can acknowledge, clear, and close individual alarms. Alarms can be sorted by severity, site, region, age, escalation priority, and technician.