JP1 Version 13 Network Management: Getting Started
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Preface
1. Setting Up JP1 Network Management Products
1.1 General procedure for setting up JP1 network management products
1.2 Preparation before installation
1.2.1 Checking the server environment
1.2.2 Checking the prerequisites of the Monitoring Manager (for Windows)
1.2.3 Checking the prerequisites of the Monitoring Manager (for Linux)
1.2.4 Storage location of the commands of each product
1.3 Setting up the Monitoring Manager (for Windows)
1.3.1 Installing NNMi (for Windows)
1.3.2 Installing SSO (for Windows)
1.3.3 Setting up NNMi (for Windows)
1.3.4 Setting up SSO (for Windows)
1.3.5 Setting up WebGUI of SSO (for Windows)
1.4 Setting up the Monitoring Manager (for Linux)
1.4.1 Installing NNMi (for Linux)
1.4.2 Installing SSO (for Linux)
1.4.3 Setting up NNMi (for Linux)
1.4.4 Setting up SSO (for Linux)
1.4.5 Setting up WebGUI of SSO (for Linux)
2. Configuring JP1 Network Management Products
2.1 General procedure for configuring JP1 network management products
2.2 Configuring NNMi
2.2.1 Accessing NNMi
2.2.2 About the NNMi console
2.2.3 Registering users
2.2.4 Configuring communication protocols
2.2.5 Performing network discovery
2.2.6 Configuring node groups
2.2.7 Configuring monitoring settings
2.2.8 Configuring incidents
2.3 Configuring SSO
2.3.1 Accessing SSO
2.3.2 Resource collection
3. Normal Operation by Using JP1 Network Management Products
3.1 Network monitoring by using JP1 network management products
3.1.1 Network monitoring types
3.1.2 Polling
3.1.3 Starting network monitoring
3.1.4 Monitoring resources
3.2 Periodic maintenance of JP1 network management products
3.2.1 Checking the NNMi operating status
3.2.2 Exporting or importing the NNMi settings
3.2.3 Backing up or restoring NNMi
3.2.4 Archiving or deleting NNMi incidents
3.2.5 Periodically deleting SSO collection data
4. Troubleshooting by Using JP1 Network Management Products
4.1 Analyzing the root cause of a failure
4.2 Troubleshooting mechanism
4.3 Troubleshooting a network failure
4.3.1 Handling a network device node that is going down
Appendixes
A. Advanced Use
B. Version Changes
B.1 Changes in version 13-00
B.2 Changes in version 12-60
B.3 Changes in version 12-50
B.4 Changes in version 12-10
B.5 Changes in version 12-00
B.6 Changes in version 11-10
C. Reference Material for This Manual
C.1 Related publications
C.2 Abbreviations for Microsoft product names
C.3 Conventions: Abbreviations for product names
C.4 Conventions: Acronyms
C.5 Conventions: KB, MB, GB, and TB
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