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Network Node Manager Essentials (NNMI120-2022) – Details

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Module 1: Introduction to Network Node Manager i (NNMi) Software
  • Describe how NNMi supports the best business practices
  • Describe how NNMi fits in the family of management products
  • Differentiate NNMi and NNMi Advanced feature sets
  • List add-on and integrated products available
  • Describe how NNMi supports efficiency and effectiveness in managing your complex network
Module 2: Managing SNMP and ICMP Communication
  • Configure authentication for SNMPv1, SNMPv2, SNMPv3 (individual, region, type, filter, default)
  • Configure alternative authentication names
  • Use an alternate SNMP port or timeout
  • Use an SNMP proxy
  • Use the SNMP Command Line Interface (CLI)
Module 3: Discovery Architecture and Operation
  • Describe what NNMi discovers, how far, which objects
  • Describe how NNMi groups discovered objects
  • Describe how NNMi discovers connectivity
  • Describe limits of duplicate IP address management
Module 4: Configuring Discovery
  • Turn auto-discovery (Inventory) on/off
  • Schedule discovery
  • Initiate manual discovery (single, group, all nodes)
  • Expand discovery (single node, from file, for region)
  • Limit discovery (filter by region, type, node or interface level, before/after SNMP query)
  • Recheck node configuration
  • Recheck connectivity
  • Remove discovered objects (individually, by filter, by region)
Module 5: Using the Management Console
  • Start the NNMi console
  • Locate workspaces
  • Navigate tables, maps, views, and forms
  • Access object details
  • Working with Performance and Overview Dashboards
  • Sort and filter tables
Module 6: Configuring Node and Interface Groups
  • Describe how node and interface groups are applied in NNMi
  • Configure a group by object type, region, specific object, default
  • Use advanced filtering on object capabilities
Module 7: Customizing Views
  • Create a map of a node group
  • Place the map in the list of topology maps
  • Control the default map displayed when the console opens
  • Add a background to a map
  • Control status propagation
  • Add connections to Path View maps
Module 8: Status Monitoring Architecture and Operation
  • Differentiate between fault monitoring and performance monitoring
  • Identify data gathered for interface monitoring and component health
  • Describe the roles of State Poller service and Causal Engine
  • Describe the operation of neighbor analysis
Module 9: Customizing Status Monitoring
  • Turn polling on/off (specific nodes, region, type)
  • Set polling interval by node or interface group
  • Set objects to out-of-service mode
  • Select polling protocol and set of data to be gathered
  • Verify the polling settings for an object
  • Perform an on-demand status poll of an object
  • Check polling backlog/performance
  • Exclude objects from status polling (individual, region, type)
Module 10: Configuring Users
  • Configure a user account for each of your NNMi users with the appropriate capabilities
  • Describe what each user group may access in the console
  • Configure Custom Security groups and Configure tenants
  • Configure command-line permissions
  • Audit account activity
Module 11: Troubleshooting Network Issues
  • Describe the incident life cycle, assignments and ownership, and states
  • View network incidents and incident details
  • Sort and filter incidents and assign and reassign incidents
  • Delete an incident and annotate an incident
  • View historical incidents (closed)
  • Cross-launch to graphical visualization
  • Interpret root cause incidents
  • Launch and interpret network visualization (different types)
  • List nodes, interfaces, and addresses in the network
  • View object details
  • Filter a view by node group or interface group
  • Invoke troubleshooting tools
  • Check the status and configuration of a device
  • Display incidents for a device
Module 12: Troubleshooting Using MIBs
  • Describe the use of Management Information Base (MIB) browsing and graphing during troubleshooting
  • Graph MIB data
  • Browse MIB data
Module 13: Event Monitoring
  • Describe event sources and processing
Module 14: Customizing Event Monitoring
  • Add and delete event definitions
  • Customize event category/severity/message
  • Create a new category or family
  • Add vendor trap definitions
  • Exclude an event from the display
  • Block trap storms
  • Block reception of events
Module 15: Thresholds and Custom MIB Monitoring
  • Configure Custom Polling Threshold Monitoring
Module 16: Administering NNMi
  • Customize NNMi console settings
  • Back up NNMi data and configuration
  • Check NNMi health from the GUI
  • Locate NNMi log files
  • Move from test to production (import/export tools)
Module 17: Managing Virtualization
  • Identify the Hypervisor (ESXi Server) hosting a virtual machine (VM)
  • Use a loom map to identify the hosting Hypervisor's Network Interface Card (NIC) that the Virtual Machine is connected to
  • Use a wheel map to identify the hosting hypervisor's
Module 18: Introduction to NOM on OMT
  • Describe OPTIC Management Toolkit (OMT)
  • Describe Network Operations Management (NOM)
  • Describe NOM deployment modes
Appendix A: iSPI Engineering Toolset
  • Describe the functionality provided by the iSPI Network Engineering Toolset
  • Generate Incident-triggered diagnostic execution
  • Generate Trap Analytics reports