As we’re talking to organizations that are considering adopting IBM Aspera for high-speed file transfers, they’re understandably curious how much control their admins will have over the solution. Just as Aspera is the best-in-class solution for high-speed file transfers, the Aspera Console for admins allows you to have a full view of your organization’s file transfer activity, set pre-determined or on-the-fly controls, and so much more.
What is the Aspera Console?
The Aspera Console is a web-based application that users can access on Windows or Linux using a standard web browser such as Internet Explorer, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. It’s designed to provide users with centralized monitoring and control of their organization’s Aspera usage. A user-friendly dashboard provides instant highlights of an organization’s activities, with the ability to drill-down into specific details that an admin might need.
What Does the Aspera Console Allow You to Do?
The Aspera Console gives you complete control of your organization’s usage of this high-speed file transfer solution. With the Aspera Console, you have:
Ask Us Anything About the Aspera Console
As an IBM Gold Business Partner, we’re experts on everything about Aspera, including the Aspera Console. If you have any questions about how your admins can use the Aspera Console to monitor and manage file transfers or any other IBM Aspera questions, call us today at (512) 766-8715.
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