A. Using the product more efficiently
This section explains how to use JP1/OA more efficiently. For details, see the JP1/Operations Analytics Configuration and Administration Guide.
- Monitoring resources by using SNMP traps
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You can register received SNMP traps as events in JP1/OA. In addition, you can also register the sources that issue traps as management targets in JP1/OA. This enables you to quickly grasp any changes in the state of your IT resources.
- Managing user accounts by using the authentication function of JP1/Base
- You can use the authentication function of JP1/Base to manage user accounts of JP1/OA. By linking with JP1/Base, you will not need to manage users in JP1/OA. You can also use JP1 users that were already created.
- Analyzing the cause of a failure based on JP1 event information
- You can select a JP1 event from a JP1/IM window to start a window of JP1/OA. The administrator can analyze the cause of a failure by checking the node related to the JP1 event information.
- Issuance of JP1 events
- Events to be registered in the Event tab of JP1/OA can be issued as JP1 events.
- Registering a change management item
- By linking with JP1/Service Support, you can use JP1/OA to register an action to be taken for a failure in JP1/Service Support as a change management item. By managing actions as items, you can visualize the workflow and share information among persons in charge to proceed with operations.
- Instructing the operator to take action for a failure
- By linking with JP1/Navigation Platform, you can use JP1/OA to instruct the operator to take action for a failure. The operator can take action for the failure while using a JP1/Navigation Platform window to check how to take action.
- Expanding the management targets
- In JP1/OA, the following resources can also be managed, in addition to the management targets described in this manual. By expanding the management targets, you can easily understand the status of a diversified IT platform system.
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- Applications (including third-party products)
- Containers
- Cloud environments
- Hosts or storage systems of your choice (via SNMP)