H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 34)

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Service Health Manager
Service Health Manager provides the following functions:
• Visual service quality management.
• Integration of the alarm, performance, NTA, and NQA data.
• Use of the KQI and SLA to monitor and measure the service health and visually manage the service
health.
• Visual display of SLA statistics and rating results in diagrams and tables, so that you can
understand the overall service level and promptly find out potential problems.
IPsec VPN Manager
IVM provides unified management of IPsec VPN configurations. It is designed for managing network
domains, IPsec device configurations, and security proposal templates, implementing high-efficiency
management and flexible deployment.
IVM provides the network domain management function for IPsec VPN, GRE over IPsec, and DVPN,
allowing you to add IPsec devices to the same network domain for unified configuration management. It
allows you to perform batch deployment operations, tear down IPsec tunnels, and view topologies,
facilitating your network maintenance work. In addition, it can cooperate with BIMS to manage Spoke
devices that are located behind NAT and use dynamic IP addresses.
Service Operation Manager
SOM component is a solution to the operation and maintenance of enterprise IT networks. It focuses on
the key service switching and operation part in the ITIL lifecycle, and support for flows related with IT
network operation and maintenance.
With the flow management capability, SOM makes all IT operation and maintenance activities—for
example, configuration changes and troubleshooting—controllable, measurable, and auditable.
Based on the automated operation and maintenance capability provided by a unified CMDB, custom
flow framework, and self-service framework, SOM manages assets, configurations, changes,
requests/events/faults, troubles, and the knowledge base in ITIL service operation and maintenance,
and provides Service Desk as the unified management portal for IT network services.
Application Manager
The Application Manager (APM) is developed based on the IMC platform to monitor heterogeneous
network applications. While providing continuous monitoring of network applications, it collects
monitoring data and generates reports for operators to address application bottlenecks and ensure the
service reliability, availability and continuity.
TACACS+ Authentication Manager
The TACACS+ Authentication Manager (TAM) is developed based on the IMC platform to perform
centralized authentication, authorization, and auditing for device users. The authentication,
authorization, and auditing for device users are implemented through the TACACS+ protocol. TAM