O&O Software Defrag 14 Server Edition, ML 034836S Manual Do Utilizador
Códigos do produto
034836S
O&O Defrag with O&O Enterprise Management Console
Drive status
O&O ActivityMonitor
Server Edition
O&O Defrag
14
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Optimizing Solid State Drives (SSDs)
Through the use of periodic ATA TRIM commands, your Solid State
Drives will be kept informed of those disk areas that are not being used.
The drive will then be able to use these free areas for a drive-internal
optimization of data management, instead of as a storage location for
the contents of data that is no longer needed. After optimization, SSDs
will be able to access data faster and minimize the wear on flash chips.
Drives will be kept informed of those disk areas that are not being used.
The drive will then be able to use these free areas for a drive-internal
optimization of data management, instead of as a storage location for
the contents of data that is no longer needed. After optimization, SSDs
will be able to access data faster and minimize the wear on flash chips.
Manage O&O Defrag across a network
When used together with O&O Enterprise Management Console, O&O
Defrag can be managed from a central location across an entire net-
work.The Console will let you run defragmentation jobs on individual
workstations and servers as well as across sites. You‘ll also be able to
perform automatic remote installation and update to new versions of
O&O Defrag. All events are logged in detailed reports and saved in the
database so that you can be kept informed about the success of any job
you run.
Defrag can be managed from a central location across an entire net-
work.The Console will let you run defragmentation jobs on individual
workstations and servers as well as across sites. You‘ll also be able to
perform automatic remote installation and update to new versions of
O&O Defrag. All events are logged in detailed reports and saved in the
database so that you can be kept informed about the success of any job
you run.
Customize the O&O ActivityMonitor
In the O&O ActivityMonitor, you can define the level of system load at
which an automatic optimization should start and the maximum percen-
tage of system performance O&O Defrag is permitted to use. The O&O
ActivityMonitor periodically measures the server’s level of capacity. It
controls the amount of power O&O Defrag can use and adjusts it to the
current status of the system. This allows users to continue working on a
server while a defragmentation is running in the background.
which an automatic optimization should start and the maximum percen-
tage of system performance O&O Defrag is permitted to use. The O&O
ActivityMonitor periodically measures the server’s level of capacity. It
controls the amount of power O&O Defrag can use and adjusts it to the
current status of the system. This allows users to continue working on a
server while a defragmentation is running in the background.
Boot-time defragmentation
O&O Defrag can run defragmentation while Windows is being started.
Optimization is normally done in the background while the server is
being used. This allows you to continue working undisturbed. There are,
however, some system files that the operating system purposely blocks
during operation. These files can only be defragmented when they’re no
longer being blocked by the operating system. This is possible before a
Windows login, during the so-called Windows startup process. As there
are no operating system processes running at this time and the user is
unable to start any programs, this period is referred to as boot-time
defragmentation.
Optimization is normally done in the background while the server is
being used. This allows you to continue working undisturbed. There are,
however, some system files that the operating system purposely blocks
during operation. These files can only be defragmented when they’re no
longer being blocked by the operating system. This is possible before a
Windows login, during the so-called Windows startup process. As there
are no operating system processes running at this time and the user is
unable to start any programs, this period is referred to as boot-time
defragmentation.