14.1 Overview of linking with Network Node Manager (NNM) for operation monitoring

Performance Management enables you to monitor operations by linking with NNM.

When the program being monitored exceeds a threshold value, an alarm event occurs, enabling Performance Management to issue an SNMP trap. For this reason, you can monitor errors that occur on Performance Management by using SNMP traps from NNM. Linking with NNM enables you to monitor the status of Performance Management or other JP1 products in the network monitoring window of NNM, or to display reports by starting the Performance Management window from the network monitoring window of NNM.

The following figure shows an example of operation monitoring by Performance Management when it is linked with NNM.

Figure 14‒1: Example of operation monitoring by Performance Management when linked with NNM

Reference note: What is NNM?

NNM is a product for managing JP1 products in the network. NNM provides functionality for integrated management of an entire business information system. Also, NNM provides functionality for integrated management of networks of business information systems. NNM enables you to manage large-scale networks by using SNMP protocols and implement integrated management of node information configurations in systems on the network management console. For details on NNM, see the HP NNM documentation.

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