F.6 Changes in version 11-00
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Changes in manual 3021-3-A72(E)
The following OSs are now supported:
Windows Server 2008 R2 (x64) SP2
CentOS 6.1 or later
CentOS 7.1 or later
Linux 6.1 (x64) or later
Linux 7.1 or later
Oracle Linux 6.1 or later
Oracle Linux 7.1 or later
SUSE Linux 12
The following OSs are no longer supported:
HP-UX (IPF)
Solaris
Chapter 1. Preinstallation Checklists and Chapter 2. Installing and Uninstalling NNMi were added to Part 1: Preparation.
Chapter 3. Getting Started with NNMi was added to Part 2: Introduction.
Notes about using SNMPv3 in NNMi to communicate with devices were added.
Appendix A. When NNMi Manpages Cannot Be Displayed (Linux) and Appendix B. List of MIBs Read During a New Installation were added.
A description of discovery using link aggregation was added.
A description of how to poll devices by NNMi when SNMP traps are received was added.
The description of how to implement NAT in NNMi was entirely rewritten.
A description of how to configure monitoring for static NAT and dynamic NAT was added.
The procedure for deploying NNMi in a network address translation (NAT) environment was added.
A description of the SNMP agent status calculations determined by the combined ICMP and SNMP responses when management address polling is enabled was added.
A description of replicating custom attributes from a regional manager to the global manager was added.
The procedure for reactivating the IPv6 feature was added.
The method for automating the configuration of node groups by using a command line tool was added.
The method for configuring node group maps by using a command line tool was added.
The method for configuring communication settings by using a command line tool was added.
A description of how to override settings in the server.properties file was added.
The procedure for configuring NNMi to authenticate SNMPv3 traps for nodes that either are managed using SNMPv2 or SNMPv1 or are not discovered, and the procedure for configuring timeframes within which the Causal Engine accepts traps were added.
The procedure for determining the original trap addresses from traps sent by a proxy SNMP gateway was added.
A description of the order of SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c trap addresses was added.
A description of the standalone NmsTrapReceiver process to help minimize the loss of SNMP traps during a failover was added.
A description of how to schedule outages for an arbitrary set of nodes using NNMi was added.
The procedure for configuring physical sensor status and node sensor status was added for monitoring status.
The procedure for configuring NNMi to enable or disable SSLv3 ciphers was added.
A description of NNMi data encryption was added.