BMC is an excellent configuration manager. It allows you to configure your network easily and get the most out of it.

We use the solution for patching, OS upgrades, and security vulnerability management.

The primary use case is for whatever the network engineer task does manually, switching routers and pushing configuration onto those devices, then doing the OS upgrade. 

BMC TrueSight Network Automation is used for entire network management, automation, backups, pushing configurations for multiple devices, compliance, and secure access of the network devices.

We use the solution to provision the network devices and execute some commands. 

We use this product for general task automation, including things like updating our Cisco devices. For example, rolling out patches is something that is automated.

The top three processes that we have automated are upgrading the operating system of physical devices, changing configurations, and security compliance analysis reporting.

Compliance and Security vulnerability  management of network devices

We use it for monitoring our management infrastructure. We also use it for pinging some customer workstations, customer sites, and devices.

I use it for configuration, backup, compliance, patching, and for control management. If a change has been made on a device, then it triggers notifications about who, what, and when has been changed on the network devices.

I work in three different companies. One is for the financial company, then the other one is for the government that we are in. I do A/B testing before deployment, where the network devices should be upgraded first, then deployed via the standard configuration with compliance. There are a different number of devices in each company. I also work with a healthcare company on their network configurations and compliance.

We use it to back up some things on our network devices and we use it to make sure that things comply with our standards.