Ericsson LBI-39169 manual Multiple Edacs Network Manager Sessions

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LBI-39169

USING OPENVIEW NETWORK NODE MANAGER

13.11 MULTIPLE EDACS NETWORK MANAGER SESSIONS

OpenView Network Node Manager supports multiple login sessions. Multiple sessions can be accomplished by using an X-Station or by using a PC running PC Xware.

Certain restrictions apply in situations where multiple users are logged in using OpenView Network Node Manager. The main restriction is that only one user gets full map read-write access. All other simultaneous users of OpenView NNM get read-only map access. See LBI-39171, EDACS Network Management Installation and Technical Reference Manual, for information on restricting write access to OpenView.

The read version of OpenView will see icon status updates and be able to perform the following operations:

Event Configuration

IPMAP polling

Application Builder

MIB Browser

MIB loading/unloading.

The main ramification of this restriction is that a read-only map cannot be edited. The effect of this is that during a read- only OpenView Network Node Manager session, any changes in map topology are not reflected; i.e., any newly discovered IP Network Elements are not shown to the read-only user. However, this also means that the user may not move icon positions on maps or delete/add icons. The customer may therefore designate the write privilege for an administrator and the read-only privilege for general users.

The read-only user continues to see Network Element status changes through icon color changes. Also, a read-only user can still run management applications to monitor performance and change configuration on Network Elements.

Remote login is supported via an X-session from the remote device to the EDACS Network Manager. This is available over a LAN or via a terminal server with modem (using SLIP or PPP). Due to memory constraints, the maximum number of remote sessions available at one time is dependent on the EDACS Network Manager option chosen. Refer to the Remote Access section in the Installation manual, LBI-39171.

13.12 INTEGRATION WITH OTHER NETWORK MANAGER APPLICATIONS

OpenView Network Node Manager provides the mechanism for allowing multiple applications to be registered with it via Application Registration Files (ARFs). In order for the EDACS Network Manager to be interoperable with other OpenView Network Node Manager-based applications, all applications must be registered with OpenView Network Node Manager. The ARF provides information to OpenView Network Node Manager on how to integrate the application into the menu structure, how to invoke the application, and how to manage the application.

The EDACS menu co-exists with all other menus, including those added by another EDACS NM application. The user of the EDACS Network Manager can manually place icons from another application into EDACS NM maps or vice versa.

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Contents User’s Guide LBI-39169 Table of Contents Transferring Device Files Monitoring Performance Trends Configuring Edacs DevicesUsing Openview Network Node Manager Monitoring REAL-TIME Call ActivityGlossary Index ProceduresTroubleshooting List of Figures and Tables Edacs Menu on Main Menu BarTraffic Filter Window This page intentionally left blank Section PrefaceManual Organization Preface Related Ericsson Publications DocumentationHEWLETT-PACKARD Documentation Jessica PBX Gateway Documentation System Manager DocumentationData Gateway Documentation Miscellaneous Ericsson DocumentsIntroduction Accounting Management Fault ManagementConfiguration Management Security Management Access LevelsPerformance Management Assisted Map System AccessHierarchical Maps GenerationBackground Network Configuration. PresentsEdacs NM Menus and Their Functionality Map OverlaysNetwork Manager Basics Pulldown Menu Selection Procedure Using the MousePulldown Menu Selection Procedure Using the Keyboard Editor OptionsMAP Traversal Example of Map TraversalExample of Exploding a Switching Center and Site Icon Startup Procedures Starting a Network Manager Work SessionLogging OUT of the HP VUE Session Ending a Network Manager Work SessionLogging OUT of the Network Manager Session Retrieving the Software Version Subcomponent Software VersionsNetwork Manager Software Application Versions Function Help Edacs HelpTask Help Notification through the Event Notification Interface Monitoring Edacs Fault ConditionsDetecting and Isolating Faults Alarms Notification Through Icon ColorIcon Color Status Colors/LevelsCategory Status Status Meaning Condition Fault Configuration Fault PropagationReporting Faults Alarms Disabling Events at Remote Agent Devices Latching Transient EventsAssociating Actions With Events UnManaging Devices Fault Updating Managed DevicesSetting-up Threshold Oriented Events at RTM Devices Managing DevicesSelect the Edacs Faults Summary menu item Identifying the Cause of AlarmsUsing Hierarchical Maps Using The OpenView Event Browser Edacs Fault MenuNotification of New Events Selecting Events Within a ListLocating Source of Event Deleting EventsFiltering Events Obtaining Detailed Event InformationMonitoring Edacs Fault Conditions Configuring Edacs Devices Integrated CEC/IMC ManagerStarting The CEC/IMC Session CEC/IMC Manager Main Window and Menu BarSite Channel Configuration Example Screen System Options for Digital Console Pre-empt Example ScreenTelnet Sessions to the PI, BCU, CAL, and EDG Telneting to the System ManagerSystem Manager Login Screen User Action Logging Transferring Device Files Transferring PI Activity Data Using FTP PI Activity Data Transfer ExampleTransferring a BCU Billing Record Using FTP BCU CDR Data Transfer ExampleTransferring System Manager Activity Data Using FTP System Manager Activity Data Transfer ExampleUsing TWO-DIMENSIONAL Line Graphs Monitoring Performance TrendsLine Graph Example Customizing Line GraphsMonitoring Performance Trends Tracking Edacs Device Utilization Performance Criteria. SelectTracking Edacs Device Accessibility Edacs Performance / Accessibility MenuComparing Performance from Multiple Sites or Nodes Edacs Performance Compare MenuMonitoring REAL-TIME Call Activity MonitorUsing the Multisite Monitor Application Multisite Monitor Display ExampleFiltering Call Traffic Multisite Monitor Menu BarTraffic Filter Window Viewing Call Type Colors Displaying Site Statistics Rows Indicating Quiet DropsUsing the Site Monitor Application Site Monitor Display ExampleTurning On Statistics Rows Setting The Time FieldsChanging Phone Call Keying Update Parameters Adding The Phone Digits Column VIEWING/GRAPHING Performance Parameters Using Openview Network Node Manager LOADING/UNLOADING Mibs Adding Custom Menu ItemsEvent History Threshold Traps on Collected DataViewing Historical Trends Customizing Event Messages and ActionsBackground Geographical Maps MAP SnapshotsMultiple Edacs Network Manager Sessions Integration with Other Network Manager ApplicationsIcon Bitmaps Customizing Icons 13.13.1 Icon LabelsObject Descriptions Loading MibsSystem Shutdown Procedures ProceduresRebooting the Network Manager Device Polling IntervalClock Polling Interval Polling Interval SetupClock Synchronization Modifying Event DescriptionsAdding a Connection Adding Symbols to Edacs MapsDeleting Symbols SM message file Customizing MSM/SM SITE/DEVICE LabelsMSM message file Verifying AN Object WAS Deleted from the Openview Database Adding Descriptions to ObjectsDeleting Orphaned Submaps VIEWING/MODIFYING Edacs Identifiers VIEWING/MODIFYING Trap Severity LevelsMapping Severity Level to Icon Color Restoring Default Event DescriptionsCreating a Full System Image Backup Restoring a Full System Image from the Backup 15.2 MSM/SM does not Show PI Traffic TroubleshootingCD-ROM does not Work Attempt to LOG in FailsRPC Failures Edacs Icon is BlueEdacs Icon is Brown MAP Generation Verify Operation is not Working ProperlyPoor System Performance Popup States no Node LicensePerformance not Showing Traffic System Manager Snmp Sets Failing Cd /usr/lib/netls/conf NetlsconfigIFOR/LS Confused UsersIMC Detected Link Failures 15.15 MSM/SM OUT of Color MAP EntriesPopup Warning Multinode Traffic not Seen Correctly on MSM SessionsGlossary Term DefinitionCcitt CAMCAP CD-ROMData CNICtim DpramELI EdacsEDG Fcaps GetcIMC HP OV NNMIEA IsdnMOM PC MAUMIB MIM MOM NIMPMU PCMPDU PstnRSM ScatTDM SnmpTCP TftpUPS TSIUDP VmimIndex IndexIndex Ericsson Inc