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Network Management Software / Patch Management: General Requirements

The document outlines requirements for network management and patch management software. It should support both agent-based and agent-less systems across Windows, MacOS, and Linux. Key capabilities include comprehensive inventory of software and systems, remote OS deployment and application installation, patch management, security policy enforcement, reporting, remote control, and role-based access controls. Support and certification are also required, with a total estimated price of 465,000 pesos.

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Network Management Software / Patch Management: General Requirements

The document outlines requirements for network management and patch management software. It should support both agent-based and agent-less systems across Windows, MacOS, and Linux. Key capabilities include comprehensive inventory of software and systems, remote OS deployment and application installation, patch management, security policy enforcement, reporting, remote control, and role-based access controls. Support and certification are also required, with a total estimated price of 465,000 pesos.

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Network Management Software / Patch Management

General  Support both agent-based and agent-less in management/deployment of the


Requirements endpoint systems
 Have centralized single dashboard user web interface.
 Be able to manage/deployment on Windows 7 and later, MaCOS X10.10 and
later, Linux variants including Ubuntu, Redhat, SUSE Linux, and Linux AS and ES
 Able to configure and implement using Group Policy Objects (GPO)
Inventory and  Discover all installed software, with comprehensive details such as (not
Asset restricted to) version information and installed patches on all managed
endpoints.
 Be capable to regularly, automatic re-discovery to ensure the asset inventory
remains accurate and up to date.
 Discover comprehensive details such as (not restricted to) IP address(es), host
name, connection status, BIOS, processor(s), disk drive(s), memory and any
other systems information of all managed endpoints.
 Organized, coherent and is up-to-date to recognize software name changes
and packaging variations.
 Tracking of vendor, contract, service and maintenance contracts
 Accurate monitoring of application use, including the number of times an
application is started and cumulative application usage metrics
 Reporting that facilitates license harvesting and reuse, as well as compliance
 Software catalog providing details on discovered software applications, such as
software category and threat level
OS and Application  Ability to remotely provision any desktop, laptop or server via hardware-
Deployment independent network OS installation or disk imaging
 Remote and unattended bare-metal provisioning that enables the automation
of both pre and post-provisioning tasks, including disk formatting and
application deployment
 Fast mass systems deployments to remote sites from any location
 Automated system driver inventory and download
 Pre-migration analysis, such as identifying which machines can be upgraded
and which applications are supported on which Windows releases
 Streamlining of tasks such as user state migration, operating system
deployment and application distribution
 Remote distribution and installation of any application, update or digital asset
to Windows and Linux desktops and servers, including .msi, .exe, .zip, and
batch files
 Dynamic groups that enable you to easily control which machines are
addressed and when
 Direct access to application deployment best practices and technical
information from community websites
 Easy application distribution without the need for time-consuming and
complex repackaging
 Support for a wide range of package types, including .msi, .exe and .zip for
windows as well as .rpm, .zip, .bin, .tgz, and tar.gz for Linux
 The ability to include parameters or full command lines to customize
installations and avoid repackaging
 The ability to automate many configuration tasks that would typically require
manual processes or advanced scripting
 Preconfigured scripts and policies, such as USB device control, that can be
easily configured.
 The ability to directly execute shell scripts
Security  Wizards for creating scripts to set and enforce security policies for browsers,
firewalls and anti-virus applications
 Wizard-based configuration of conditional, multi-dependency and multi-stage
scripts and policies
 Easy granular configuration of the timing and targets for script deployment
 Comprehensive yet easy to use OS and application patching, including the
ability to uncover vulnerabilities and then quickly and easily schedule their
remediation
 Patch repositories that include OS patches for Windows, MacOS and the most
popular applications
 The ability to scan individual nodes, groups of nodes or even all nodes for a
complete view of vulnerabilities
 The ability to interface with a broad set of predefined industry standard scans
such as OVAL and SCAP, which are regularly augment with new tests as they
are defined and published
 The ability to set testing schedules and customize result reports
Reporting and  Preconfigured and ad-hoc reports and dashboards
Dashboards  Flexible wizard-based report creation tools
 Ability to build reports using SQL queries
 Ability to schedule and email reports to ease distribution and administration
 Integration points for third party tools
 Ability to generate report in various formats including HTML, CSV, TXT, excel
and PDF
Remote Control  Centralized user console that provides direct access to any endpoint registered
and Recovery to the client management solution
 Support for third party remote control packages such as UltraVNC, Windows
RDP, Bomgar
 The ability to remotely boot any system on the network
 The ability to perform Wake-on-LAN functionality
System  Support alert notification through SMTP and/or SNMP traps.
Management  Provide a centralized web-based management console
 Support SNMP v2c and v3
 Provide system logs & audit trail of administrative actions
 Able to integrate with AD assign roles to AD users
 Ability to control access and privilege until granular level for each different
individual users and roles
Authentication  It should allow role-based administration, for example full admin rights, read-
and Authorization only
 It should support fine-grain control of user access permissions
 It shall allow role-based administration, for example full admin rights, read-
only
 It shall also provide support fine-grain control of user access permissions. It
shall also allow the definition of user roles to manage a specific device groups
within the role definition.
 It shall allow integration of LDAP or AD to facilitate mapping of LDAP or AD user
groups to system roles.
Support and  With 1 year warranty, updates and support
Certification  With 24 x 7 available phone, remote and e-mail technical support
 With 8 x 5 Onsite and remote support
 With support on the installation, configuration and deployment
 Provider should have at least 1 certified in-house administrators/engineers of
the proposed solution
Total Estimated Price: P465,000.00

Prepared by: Noted by: Approved by:

Winnie A. Gerio Doris R. Jimenez Aniceto C. Orbeta, Jr.


Information Technology Officer I Division Chief II, ICTSD Technical Advisor, ICSTD

John Mark V. Fernandez


Information Technology Officer I

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