HP Network Node Manager 9 : getting started /: getting started. (2011)

• Record Type: Book
• Other Titles: Manage your network effectively with NNMi
• Further Information: Note: Marius Vilemaitis ; reviewer, Lance Ecklesdafer.
• Other Names: Vilemaitis, Marius; Ecklesdafer, Lance
• Contents: Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Before we Manage with NNMi -- What can HP SW NNMi do for us? -- Choosing the right edition -- Understanding Smart Plug-ins (iSPI) -- iSPI for Performance -- iSPI Network Engineering toolset -- iSPI IP Telephony -- iSPI for MPLS -- iSPI multicast -- Server sizing considerations -- How NNMi will impact my infrastructure -- Traffic consumption by the monitoring tool -- Licensing policy -- Installing software -- Prerequisite check -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Discovering and Monitoring Your Network -- Discovery in NNMi -- How discovery works -- Configuring communication protocols -- What is a communication in NNMi? -- What is the role of ICMP in NNMi? -- What is the role of SNMP in NNMi? -- How NNMi deals with overlapping SNMP community configuration -- Best practices when configuring SNMP communities -- Configuring SNMP community names in NNMi -- Boosting up discovery with seeds -- What are seeds? -- How can discovery be boosted with seeds? -- How to load seeds in NNMi -- Limiting discovery with filters -- What are discovery filters? -- Why do we need discovery filters? -- Filter configuration example -- Examining discovery results -- Stopping/starting managing nodes, cards or interfaces -- What is a stop managing object? -- Why we need to change the management mode? -- How does it work? -- Management mode change examples -- Discovery examples -- Example 1: Seed module -- Example 2: Discover by IP address range and system Object ID -- Rediscovering your network from scratch -- State poller -- What is state poller? -- How does it work? -- How to plan state polling -- Example -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Configuring and Viewing Maps -- Node groups -- What are node groups? -- Configuring node groups -- Node group configuration example -- Node group map configuration -- What is node group map? -- Configuring node group maps -- Creating node groups in the command line -- Viewing maps -- Interface groups -- Configuring interface groups -- Path View map configuration -- What is Path View? -- Configuring Path View -- Custom Path View8212;an example -- User interface configuration -- Web browser settings -- Configuring Mozilla Firefox to open a new tab -- Configuring Internet Explorer to open a new tab -- Configuring Internet Explorer title bar -- Symbols -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Configuring Incidents -- Introduction to incidents -- How incidents enter a system -- Configuring NNMi forwarding SNMP traps -- Configuring SNMP trap incidents -- Checking whether NNMi is receiving SNMP traps -- Controlling the number of incoming SNMP traps -- Configuring management events -- Configuring NNM 6.x/7.x events -- Tuning incidents -- Pairwise -- Deduplication -- Rate -- Interface settings -- Node settings -- Suppression -- Enrichment -- Dampening -- Configuring automatic actions -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Controlling Access to NNMi -- How access to NNMi works -- NNMi roles -- Assigning a role -- Permissions for each role -- Sign in access types -- Control with NNMi -- T$296.
• Publisher Details: Birmingham, U.K : Packt Pub
• Publication Date: 2011
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations
• Subjects: 004.6; Computer networks -- Management; Client/server computing; Client/server computing; Computer networks -- Management; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 1282966758; 9781282966758; 9781849680851
• Related ISBNs: 184968085X; 9781849680844
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references.
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