Vista panel?

[htnho]

Vista panel, what do you think about this?
I saw many free hosting provider they offer this kind of panel.

[anantshri]

well the best panel is CPANEL and i don't think if you can get cpanel for free the you need to wonder here and their.

[puffin]

I have seen it. It looks nice but just like direct admine It lacks the important features which cpanel has. Its not very popular too.

[htnho]

Yeah, I know it lack of many features. However I think it's free.This is the reason why I said many free host offer choose them

[zbigis]

I saw it but i dont liked it , My opinion is that they could make better panel or upgrade it more . But because it is free so i can sell its normal ( i think so ) .

[erlandas]

I have seen it. Its looks nice but, i dont really like it, not for me

[ronit_3746]

you've had any encounters recently with vendors who sell service management solutions, you'll undoubtedly have had the acronyms "ITIL" and "CMDB" thrown at you on quite a few occasions. ITIL is the best practice framework that basically tells you how to deliver IT services effectively and efficiently, and one of the basic principles behind it is if you don't know what's in your IT infrastructure and how all the pieces hang together, you stand a snowflake in Hell's chance of extending it, maintaining it and supporting it successfully.

This is where Configuration Management Databases, aka CMDBs come in. The idea is to build a repository or set of linked repositories that hold details of not just IT assets, but how they relate to both each other and the higher level services they enable – i.e. all of the configuration and dependency related information. This is obviously pretty handy for all kinds of things, from troubleshooting issues when they arise in a help desk context, to figuring out the impact of a proposed system change or new system rollout so all of the necessary preparations can be made. The same repository keeps track of how things change over time, which has advantages in compliance terms as well as from an operational management perspective.

[crazyskull]

Yes i seen this panel. I think this is good and easy to use panel, but not very popular.