What is the relationship of these two methods

What is the relationship of these two methods: Manage consistency using JMX and consistency to manage using the brand manager (Grid Control)?
Supplementary, substitute or mutualists?
Can they be used together?
What to feel, to use them to manage consistency?

Thank you

Enterprise Manager is constructed using the Foundation of consistency JMX. If the grid should be configured for the remote for the company nursery management work.

Thank you

Everett Williams
Team coherence

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