Enterprise Pc Remote Facilities Management System

Remote Management System for Enterprise PC Facilities (RMS) is a set of internal PC management systems at enterprise level. Based on the remote network communication and intelligentized method, RMS, which integrates all kinds of characteristics of current remote control softwares together, provides many functions including remote office, remote technical support, remote training, asset management, security control, software distributing, etc. To deal with current dramatically increasing quantity and wide distribution of enterprise terminal PC effectively, this system makes a distinct contribution to the improvement of efficiency and quality in enterprise IT management,and to the cost saving of labor and time.RMS is composed of four parts: VIEWER, HOSTER, BROKER and RELAY. In this paper, the building of the communication tunnel among VIEWER, RELAY, HOSTER is presented. Besides, the design and implementation of BROKER are described. The main characteristics of BROKER are as follows:1. This paper presents a novel implementation model of MVC pattern called BMVC-SMVC, which is mainly working on Browser. It reduces the data transferring quantity and Web server loads effectively by using Controller, Model engine and control library of Javascript in the web page, with which Web server acts as storing data and using the View template, Controller and Model script to cooperate. Proving by experiment, this model performs well on the BROKER server of RMS.2. This paper adopts the XML embedded-stored database named BerkeleyDB XML. BerkeleyDB is the underlying storage method for BerkeleyDB XML. In contrast to the traditional relative database, BerkeleyDB has no overhead in connecting database and analyzing SQL, so it can greatly improve the efficiency of data access. It is suitable for the simple data management but high performance system. Furthermore, BerkeleyDB XML, built on BerkeleyDB, can better improve the XML data access performance because it has no XML transforming overhead when storing half-structure XML data. It is proved that BerkeleyDB XML has a good effect on the BROKER.