HP_OpenView网络管理软件简介.pptVIP

* Management and collection stations only refers to the role of the machine involved in the network management, and not to the software on them. A single NNM station can perform either role, or both at once. Regardless of the role it is playing (collection or management) every NNM station has the full capabilities of NNM The role of a management station is to make the network management functionality available to the users, either directly or via one or more management consoles. Must be designated as such The role of the collections station is to be a collection point in the overall network management system. A collection station typically performs topology and IP status monitoring, threshold data collection, local event correlation, and event forwarding or handling on behalf of one or more management stations. Must be designated as such * One of the main problems associated with managing large networks is providing access to enough operators to handle all of the objects in the map. * This particular view show different containers that were built, creating a specific organization to the view of the network. * This view grouped all routers onto a single submap so problems could be identified at a single glance * This view shows the capabilities of NNM – the device in the circle is an UPS that is SNMP enabled and is being actively monitored by NNM * In today’s technology-driven business environment, competitive advantage can be dependent upon a company’s ability to effectively implement emerging technologies. IT managers, network administrators and engineers are under increasing pressure to meet the business demands of their organizations. * As I said earlier, Network management can be defined in general terms as the ability to have a single point of control to accomplish the tasks required to manage a network. * Its easy to see how the technical advantages can translate into benefits for the business as a whole. Reduced downtime means that systems an