JP1 Version 13 JP1/Network Node Manager i Setup Guide

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21. Maintaining NNMi

21. Maintaining NNMi

Once the NNMi management servers begin working, you can perform maintenance tasks in order to optimize several NNMi features.

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21.1 Administering access control lists for NNMi folders
21.2 Configuring node groups
21.3 Configuring node group map settings
21.4 Configuring communication settings
21.5 Administering a Custom Poller collection export
21.6 Administering incident actions
21.7 Overriding settings in the server.properties file
21.8 Administering SNMP traps
21.9 Blocking incidents using the trapFilter.conf file
21.10 Configuring character set encoding settings for NNMi
21.11 Modifying MIB Browser Parameters
21.12 Configuring NNMi to allow level 2 operators to delete nodes and incidents
21.13 Configuring NNMi to allow level 2 operators to edit maps
21.14 Configuring NNMi to allow level 1 operators to run status polls and configuration polls
21.15 Determining the original trap address from traps sent by a proxy SNMP gateway
21.16 NNMi NmsTrapReceiver process
21.17 Configuring HTTPS-only communication with the NNMi console
21.18 Configuring NNMi to require encryption for remote access
21.19 Configuring NNMi to preserve a previously supported varbind order
21.20 Configuring the auto-trim oldest SNMP trap incidents feature
21.21 Modifying NNMi normalization properties
21.22 Modifying the database port
21.23 NNMi self monitoring
21.24 Suppressing the use of discovery protocols for specific nodes
21.25 Configuring actions for secondary root cause management events
21.26 Scheduling outages
21.27 Configuring sensor status
21.28 Configuring NNMi to retry ICMP pollings even if Destination Unreachable is received

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