Licensing by the user, not the server, means the remote network administration software company will get into more servers, Rove's CTO says. But one analyst wonders whether admins would rather opt for cheap or free options
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Network managers know how hard it is to manage the multiple user identities of their employees, but Computer Associates International Inc. (CA) says it has the answer with eTrust Admin 2.0.