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| Pages: | 96 |
| Size: | 5.56 MB |
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- Title Page
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 Overview
- 2 Preparing for installation
- 3 Installation and deployment requirements
- 4 Installing and deploying the IMC Platform
- 5 Installing and deploying IMC service components
- 6 Installing plug-ins
- 7 Logging in to IMC
- 8 Upgrading, backing up, or removing IMC
- 9 Registering IMC and incremental node licenses
- 10 Security and backup
- 11 FAQ
- When I was deploying IMC components by using SQL Server 2008 R2 Express, I failed to create my database. How can I solve this problem?
- After IMC is installed in the Windows Server 2003 64-bit edition, the IMC background processes cannot be started. How to solve the problem?
- During the component deployment process, an error message “Deployment is stopped with error. For details, see the log.” appears, and “Execute database script error!” is displayed in the system log. Then check the specified log file according to the prompt information, and only the error information that the object dbo.qv.id already exists is displayed. How do I solve the problem?
- When installing IMC on a PC running Windows Server 2008 R2, the system indicates the Windows Installer cannot be installed, as shown in the following figure. How do I solve this problem?
- On Windows, IMC service processes cannot be started or stopped after IMC runs for a certain period of time. How to solve the problem?
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| Pages: | 12 |
| Size: | 211 KB |
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| Pages: | 104 |
| Size: | 5.44 MB |
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- Title Page
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 Overview
- 2 Preparing for installation
- 3 Installing and deploying the IMC Platform
- 4 Installing and deploying IMC service components
- 5 Installing plug-ins
- 6 Logging in to IMC
- 7 Upgrading, backing up, or removing IMC
- 8 Registering IMC
- 9 Security and backup
- 10 FAQ
- When I was deploying IMC components by using SQL Server 2008 R2 Express, I failed to create my database. How can I solve this problem?
- How to install the Java running environment on Linux so that I can access IMC properly through Firefox?
- In Linux, the current system time in IMC (such as the login time and operation log record time) is different from that on the server, and the difference may be several hours. How to solve the problem?
- After IMC is installed in the Windows Server 2003 64-bit edition, the IMC background processes cannot be started. How to solve the problem?
- When IMC database is installed on a remote database server (Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2), how to solve the abnormality occurred during the deployment process?
- During the component deployment process, an error message “Deployment is stopped with error. For details, see the log.” appears, and “Execute database script error!” is displayed in the system log. Then check the specified log file according to the prompt information, and only the error information that the object dbo.qv.id already exists is displayed. How do I solve the problem?
- When installing IMC on a PC running Windows Server 2008 R2, the system indicates the Windows Installer cannot be installed, as shown in the following figure. How do I solve this problem?
- In Linux, how can I solve the problem that the JavaService is closed when Xwindows is closed?
- On Windows, IMC service processes cannot be started or stopped after IMC runs for a certain period of time. How to solve the problem?
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| Pages: | 50 |
| Size: | 1.08 MB |
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- Overview
- Installation preparations
- Installation and deployment
- Logging in to iMC BIMS
- Removing iMC BIMS
- Registering iMC BIMS
- Security settings
- Database backup and restoration
- FAQ
- When iMC BIMS database is installed on a separate database server (Windows Server 2008), how to solve the abnormality occurred during the deployment process?
- During the component deployment process, an error message “Deployment is stopped with error. For details, see the log.” appears, and “Execute database script error!” is displayed in the system log. Then when I check the specified log file according to the prompt information, only the error information that the object dbo.qv.id already exists is displayed. How to solve the problem?
- When installing iMC BIMS on a PC running Windows Server 2008 R2, the system prompts that Windows Installer cannot be installed, as shown in the following figure. How to solve this problem?
- When I uninstall iMC BIMS in distributed mode from the master server, the component data in the Oracle database cannot be deleted. Why?
- How to install the Java running environment on Linux so that I can access iMC BIMS through Firefox?
- In Linux, the current system time in iMC BIMS (such as the login time and operation log record time) is different from that on the server, and the difference may be several hours. How to solve the problem?
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| Pages: | 121 |
| Size: | 8.43 MB |
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- Title Page
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 Overview
- 2 Preparing for installation
- 3 Installing and deploying the IMC Platform
- 4 Installing and deploying IMC service components
- 5 Installing plug-ins
- 6 Logging in to IMC
- 7 Upgrading, backing up, or removing IMC
- 8 Registering IMC
- 9 Security and backup
- 10 FAQ
- When I uninstall IMC in distributed mode from the master server, the component data in the Oracle database cannot be deleted. Why?
- How to install the Java running environment on Linux so that I can access IMC properly through Firefox?
- In Linux, the current system time in IMC (such as the login time and operation log record time) is different from that on the server, and the difference may be several hours. How to solve the problem?
- After IMC is installed in the Windows Server 2003 64-bit edition, the IMC background processes cannot be started. How to solve the problem?
- When IMC database is installed on a remote database server (Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2), how to solve the abnormality occurred during the deployment process?
- During the component deployment process, an error message “Deployment is stopped with error. For details, see the log.” appears, and “Execute database script error!” is displayed in the system log. Then check the specified log file according to the prompt information, and only the error information that the object dbo.qv.id already exists is displayed. How do I solve the problem?
- When installing IMC on a PC running Windows Server 2008 R2, the system indicates the Windows Installer cannot be installed, as shown in the following figure. How do I solve this problem?
- In Linux, how can I solve the problem that the JavaService is closed when Xwindows is closed?
- The report cannot work properly when IMC adopts distributed deployment in Linux with the service components deployed on subordinate servers, and the master server uses Oracle database on a remote database server. What to do to solve the problem?
- On Windows, IMC service processes cannot be started or stopped after IMC runs for a certain period of time. How to solve the problem?
- After an error occurs in deployment or upgrade of a component, the component remains to be in Deploying or Upgrading state in the IMC Intelligent Deployment Monitoring Agent on the master server. How to solve the problem?
- When a subordinate server is faulty and cannot be rectified, how to handle the components that are deployed on the server?
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| Pages: | 104 |
| Size: | 4.92 MB |
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- Title Page
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 Overview
- 2 Preparing for installation
- 3 Installing and deploying the IMC Platform
- 4 Installing and deploying IMC service components
- 5 Installing plug-ins
- 6 Logging in to IMC
- 7 Upgrading, backing up, or removing IMC
- 8 Registering IMC
- 9 Security and backup
- 10 FAQ
- How to install the Java running environment on Linux so that I can access IMC properly through Firefox?
- In Linux, the current system time in IMC (such as the login time and operation log record time) is different from that on the server, and the difference may be several hours. How to solve the problem?
- After IMC is installed in the Windows Server 2003 64-bit edition, the IMC background processes cannot be started. How to solve the problem?
- During the component deployment process, an error message “Deployment is stopped with error. For details, see the log.” appears, and “Execute database script error!” is displayed in the system log. Then check the specified log file according to the prompt information, and only the error information that the object dbo.qv.id already exists is displayed. How do I solve the problem?
- When installing IMC on a PC running Windows Server 2008 R2, the system indicates the Windows Installer cannot be installed, as shown in the following figure. How do I solve this problem?
- In Linux, how can I solve the problem that the JavaService is closed when Xwindows is closed?
- On Windows, IMC service processes cannot be started or stopped after IMC runs for a certain period of time. How to solve the problem?
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| Pages: | 136 |
| Size: | 3.31 MB |
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- 1 Overview
- 2 Quick start guide
- 3 Configuring NQA
- Managing NQA devices
- Managing NQA types
- Managing NQA levels
- Managing basic indexes
- Managing options
- 4 Managing NQA instances
- Managing NQA instances
- Managing NQA groups
- NQA instance reports
- Managing the NQA instance topology
- 5 Managing KQIs
- 6 Managing service levels
- 7 Managing SLAs
- 8 Configuring network inspection
- Managing collection tasks
- Managing task history
- Managing collection templates
- Managing collection items
- Viewing the collection item list
- Querying collection items and collection item groups
- Viewing collection item details
- Adding a collection item
- Modifying a collection item
- Deleting collection items and collection item groups
- Adding a collection item group
- Modifying a user-defined collection item group
- Configuring options
- 9 SHM configuration examples
- 10 Terminology
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| Pages: | 105 |
| Size: | 2.67 MB |
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- 1 VCM overview
- 2 Quick start
- 3 Preparations
- 4 Customizing VCM widgets
- 5 Managing plug-ins
- 6 Managing edge switches
- Viewing the edge switch list
- Querying edge switches
- Adding edge switches
- Configuring the ACL number range for an edge switch
- Specifying the maximum connections for an edge switch
- Configuring the Default Manager for an edge switch
- Viewing the VM migration history of an edge switch
- Deleting edge switches
- 7 Managing networks
- 8 Managing VSI Types
- 9 Managing connections
- 10 Managing life cycle reports
- 11 VEB scheme configuration example
- 12 EVB scheme configuration example
- 13 Acronyms and terms
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| Pages: | 139 |
| Size: | 2.91 MB |
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- 1 Introduction to BIMS
- 2 Resource management
- 3 CPE group management
- 4 Configuration management
- Overview of the zero-configuration CPE deployment wizard
- Managing configuration templates
- Querying and viewing configuration templates
- Organizing configuration templates
- Creating a configuration template
- Modifying a configuration template
- Copying a configuration template
- Exporting a configuration template
- Exporting a USB boot file
- Deploying CPE configurations
- Deleting a configuration template
- Managing the software library
- Deploying configurations and software using the Deployment Guide
- Managing deployment tasks
- Managing CPE configurations using Configuration Center
- Querying and viewing CPE configuration list
- Deploying CPE software using Configuration Center
- Deploying CPE configurations using Configuration Center
- Backing up a CPE configuration
- Restoring a CPE configuration to baseline
- Restoring a CPE configuration by time
- Restoring CPE software to baseline
- Managing CPE configurations
- Backing up CPE configurations
- Managing backup history records
- Comparing configuration files
- 5 Compliance Center
- 6 System configuration
- 7 CPE alarm management
- 8 Managing BIMS reports
- 9 Typical BIMS applications
- Prerequisites of BIMS applications
- Example 1: Deploying CPE configurations in a data center through a BIMS zero-configuration deployment solution
- Example 2: Deploying CPE configurations through a USB flash drive
- Example 3: Deploying CPEs in branch offices
- Example 4: BIMS working cooperatively with IVMS
- Example 5: Using CPE additional information
- Example 6: Using Compliance Center
- 10 Glossary
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| Pages: | 84 |
| Size: | 1.25 MB |
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- Title Page
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1.Overview
- 2.Quick start guide
- 3.Settings
- Accessing the Settings page
- Managing UBA data sources
- Managing UBA servers
- Managing user behavior audit
- Managing database space
- Managing data export
- Managing applications
- Managing system parameters
- Managing filter strategies
- Managing anomaly detection
- Viewing the anomaly detection template list
- Viewing details about an anomaly template that uses common parameters
- Viewing details about an anomaly template that uses type-specific parameters
- Modifying an anomaly template that uses common parameters
- Modifying an anomaly template that uses type-specific parameters
- 4.Managing general audit
- 5.Managing NAT audit
- 6.Managing Web visiting audit
- 7.Managing FTP audit
- 8.Managing mail audit
- 9.User behavior audit and audit analysis
- 10.Managing behavior audit reports
- 11.UBA configuration example
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| Pages: | 273 |
| Size: | 6.35 MB |
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- 99-book
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 Introduction to MPLS VPN Manager
- 3 Using MPLS VPN Management
- Overview
- Basic VPN concepts
- Quick guide
- VPN resource management
- VPN devices
- Auto discovery
- Global topology
- Entering global topology
- Entering access topology
- Entering service topology
- Topology operations
- Viewing device VPN information
- Viewing VPN link information
- Highlighting/Canceling highlight a VPN
- Deploying a service
- Deploying all links
- Removing deployment configurations
- Removing devices from a VPN
- Testing VPN connectivity between devices
- Auditing link connectivity
- Querying connectivity information
- Troubleshooting
- Auto discovery
- Auditing all VPN connectivity
- Analyzing MPLS VPN traffic
- Alarm TopN
- Traffic monitor
- Applications
- 4 Using L2VPN Management
- Basic VPN concepts
- Terminology
- Using L2VPN Management with non-BGP protocols
- Managing VPN resources
- Deploying VPNs
- VPN devices
- Auto discovery
- L2VPN topology
- Applications
- Configuring an LDP VPLS VPN
- Configuring an LDP H-VPLS VPN
- Configuring a VLL VPN
- Configuring a PBB network
- Using L2VPN Management with BGP protocol
- VPN devices
- Managing VPN resources
- Auto discovery
- L2VPN topology
- Application
- Managing an BGP VPLS VPN
- 5 Using MPLS TE Management
- MPLS TE Management overview
- Configuring traffic engineering in MPLS TE Management
- Configuring MPLS basic capabilities
- Configuring MPLS TE basic capabilities
- Managing devices
- Managing device interfaces
- Advanced RSVP-TE features
- Configuring an MPLS TE tunnel using static CR-LSP
- Configuring an MPLS TE tunnel using dynamic signaling protocol
- Managing MPLS TE tunnels
- Configuring traffic access
- Protection management
- Applications
- 6 Using MPLS Management
- MPLS management overview
- Getting started with MPLS management
- Using MPLS management component
- Device management
- Importing devices
- Deleting devices
- Querying devices
- Synchronizing devices
- Enabling MPLS and MPLS LDP for devices
- Batch enabling MPLS and MPLS LDP for devices
- Device advanced configuration
- Device Traffic Configuration
- Viewing device label statistics
- Querying device interface information
- Enabling MPLS or MPLS LDP for interfaces
- Batch enable MPLS or MPLS LDP for interfaces
- LDP Management
- LSP Management
- Topology Management
- Label statistics
- LSP Traffic Statistics
- Device management
- Applications
- 7 Frequently Asked Questions
- Glossary
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| Pages: | 160 |
| Size: | 2.11 MB |
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- 1 VFM overview
- 2 Managing the VFM common services
- 3 VFM navigation menu and common operations
- 4 Viewing the At a Glance page
- Accessing the At a glance page
- Viewing the network device status
- Viewing the Top 5 DCs by device quantity
- Viewing the SAN device view
- Viewing the Fabric view
- Viewing the LAN topology
- Viewing the Top 5 EVI services
- Viewing the Top 5 EVI services by VM migrations/24 hours
- Viewing the Top 5 EVI networks by VM migration delay for last week
- 5 Managing DCs
- 6 Managing SANs
- Default DCBX parameters
- VSAN auto discovery
- Fabric management
- Managing fabrics
- Managing FCoE switches
- Viewing the FCoE switch list
- Querying FCoE switches
- Viewing FCoE switch details
- Viewing basic information and interface information of an FCoE switch
- Importing FCoE switches
- Synchronizing FCoE switches
- Deleting FCoE switches
- Viewing and comparing the global DCBX parameters in VFM and on the FCoE switch
- Configuring global DCBX parameters for a single switch in VFM
- Deploying global DCBX parameters to FCoE switches
- Undeploying global DCBX parameters from FCoE switches
- Viewing CEE interfaces
- Querying CEE interfaces
- Synchronizing CEE interfaces
- Enabling or disabling CEE interfaces
- Viewing and comparing the interface DCBX parameters on a CEE interface and in VFM
- Configuring DCBX parameters in VFM for a single CEE interface
- Deploying DCBX parameters to CEE interfaces
- Undeploying DCBX parameters from CEE interfaces
- Viewing VFC interfaces
- Querying VFC interfaces
- Viewing VFC interface details
- Adding a VFC interface
- Modifying a VFC interface
- Deleting VFC interfaces
- Synchronizing VFC interfaces
- Enabling or disabling VFC interfaces
- Batch configuring the administrative status and mode of VFC interfaces
- Managing VSANs of a VFC interface
- Configuring uplink-to-downlink interface mappings
- Viewing PWWN information
- Initiating a disruptive load-balancing process
- Managing servers
- Managing storage devices
- Managing VSANs
- Zone database
- Zone database structure
- Active zone set and default zone set
- Zone configuration procedure for a VSAN in VFM
- VFM zone configurations synchronized to FCoE switches
- Active zone set
- Configuring global zone parameters
- Managing zone sets
- Managing the active zone set
- Managing zones
- Managing zone aliases
- Managing zone members
- Zone topology
- Managing FC ping tasks
- Managing FC tracert tasks
- Setting FC ping thresholds
- SAN fast configuration
- 7 Managing TRILL
- 8 Managing SPB
- SPB deployment and maintenance
- Managing SPB devices
- Creating a B-VLAN plan
- Managing SPB services
- Viewing the SPB service list
- Querying SPB services
- Viewing the topology and details of an SPB service
- Adding SPB services
- Modifying an SPB service
- Deleting SPB services
- Deploying SPB services
- Undeploying SPB services
- Auditing SPB services
- Viewing audit details of SPB services
- Changing the state of an SPB service from abnormal to normal
- Performing ECT migration
- Monitoring ACs
- 9 Managing EVI
- EVI deployment and maintenance
- Managing EVI edge devices
- Managing EVI settings on individual devices
- Managing transport-facing physical interfaces on a device
- Managing EVI services on individual devices
- Viewing the EVI configuration of a device
- Querying EVI settings
- Adding an EVI service to a device
- Removing an EVI service from a device
- Bulk-configuring flooding settings for EVI services
- Viewing remote MAC addresses
- Viewing selective flooding settings
- Viewing EVI IS-IS settings
- Configuring MAC addresses for selective flooding
- Configuring EVI IS-IS settings
- Monitoring traffic size
- Modifying the site ID
- Modifying the designated site VLAN
- Viewing local MAC addresses
- Managing EVI services
- Viewing the EVI service list
- Querying EVI services
- Viewing basic information and topology of an EVI service
- Adding an EVI service
- Modifying an EVI service
- Deleting EVI services
- Deploying EVI services
- Undeploying EVI services
- Auditing EVI services
- Viewing the failure cause of an EVI service
- Viewing history connect rate records of an EVI service
- Viewing the network topology for an EVI service
- Managing EVI links
- 10 Managing VAN Fabric topologies
- Managing LAN topologies
- Managing a SAN topology
- 11 Monitoring and auditing
- 12 Acronyms and terms
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| Pages: | 327 |
| Size: | 3.54 MB |
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- 1 Overview
- 2 Quick start guide
- 3 Configuring the security check for PCs
- Security policy contents
- Managing security policies
- Security policy list contents
- Security policy details
- Basic Information area
- Isolation Mode area
- URL Control area
- Anti-Virus Software Control area
- Anti-Spyware Software Control area
- Firewall Software Control area
- Anti-Phishing Software Control area
- Hard Disk Encryption Software Control area
- PC Software Control area
- Patch Software Control area
- Windows Patch Control area
- Registry Control area
- Share Control area
- Asset Registration Status Check area
- Windows System Restore area
- Periodic Check area
- Viewing the security policy list
- Viewing security policy details
- Adding a security policy
- Modifying a security policy
- Deleting a security policy
- Managing security levels
- Making a security level action take effect
- Security level list contents
- Security level details
- Basic Information area
- Traffic Monitoring area
- Check Anti-Virus Software area
- Check Anti-Spyware Software area
- Check Firewall Software area
- Check Anti-Phishing Software area
- Check Hard Disk Encryption Software area
- Check PC Software Control Group area
- Check Patch Management Software area
- Check Windows Patches area
- Check Registry area
- Check Share area
- Check Asset Registration Status area
- Check Windows System Restore
- Check Operating System Password area
- Viewing the security level list
- Viewing security level details
- Adding a security level
- Modifying a security level
- Deleting a security level
- Managing client ACLs
- Managing URL control policies
- Managing domain URL groups
- Managing IP URL groups
- Managing anti-virus software policies
- Managing anti-spyware software policies
- Managing firewall software policies
- Managing anti-phishing software policies
- Managing hard disk encryption software policies
- Hard disk encryption software policy list contents
- Hard disk encryption software policy details
- Viewing the hard disk encryption software policy list
- Viewing hard disk encryption software policy details
- Adding a hard disk encryption software policy
- Modifying a hard disk encryption software policy
- Deleting a hard disk encryption software policy
- Managing PC software control groups
- PC software control group list contents
- Viewing the PC software control group list
- Querying PC software control groups
- Deleting a PC software control group
- Managing software-type PC software control groups
- Managing process-type PC software control groups
- Managing service-type PC software control groups
- Managing file-type PC software control groups
- Managing common software
- Managing patch software
- Managing Windows patches
- Managing Windows versions
- Managing registry control policies
- Managing share control
- Managing traffic control
- Managing password control
- Performing security check by using security policies
- 4 Configuring Internet access control
- 5 Configuring the security check for smart devices
- 6 Managing hierarchical EAD networks
- Configuring the policy management mode
- Managing nodes in a hierarchical EAD network
- Deploying services, security policies, and service parameters
- Managing the deployment and receipt history
- Managing the EAD node topology
- 7 Managing desktop assets
- Managing asset groups
- Managing assets
- Registering assets
- Asset list contents
- Asset details
- System Information area
- Operating System Information area
- Hardware Information area
- Shortest Startup Time Ranking area
- Screen Saver Information area
- Network Connection List area
- Partition List area
- Logical Disk List area
- Software List area
- Patch List area
- Process List area
- Service List area
- Share List area
- Port List area
- Viewing the asset list
- Viewing asset details
- Querying assets
- Adding an asset
- Batch importing assets
- Modifying an asset
- Deleting an asset
- Regrouping an asset
- Verifying an asset
- Exporting asset information
- Collecting asset statistics
- Collecting statistics by asset type
- Collecting statistics by CPU
- Collecting statistics by hard disk
- Collecting statistics by operating system
- Collecting statistics by software installed
- Managing export tasks
- 8 Configuring desktop control schemes and policies
- Configuring desktop control schemes
- Configuring peripheral policies
- Configuring energy-saving policies
- Configuring monitoring alarm policies
- 9 Auditing desktop assets
- Asset hardware change record audit
- Asset software change record audit
- USB file transfer log audit
- Printer use log audit
- Unauthorized peripheral use record audit
- Unauthorized peripheral use list contents
- Unauthorized peripheral use log export history list contents
- Viewing the unauthorized peripheral use record list
- Viewing the export history of unauthorized peripheral use records
- Querying the unauthorized peripheral use records
- Exporting the unauthorized peripheral use records
- Terminal file audit
- 10 Configuring software deployment
- Preparing to use the software deployment function
- Configuring software deployment server settings
- Software server settings list contents
- Software deployment server settings details
- Viewing the software deployment server settings list
- Viewing software deployment server settings details
- Adding software deployment server settings
- Modifying software deployment server settings
- Deleting software deployment server settings
- Configuring software deploy tasks
- 11 EAD audit
- 12 EAD service reports
- Real-time reports
- All-node online users 24-hour trend graph
- Asset information report
- Asset Report by Software
- Asset type report
- Asset usage report
- CPU report
- Hard Disk capacity report
- Illegal peripheral use report
- Insecurity category statistic report
- Multi-node certain security policy statistics report
- Multi-node online users comparison chart
- Multi-node security check items report
- Multi-node single-security check item failures comparison chart
- Multi-node user counts comparison chart
- Multi-node user data statistics report
- Online user security status report
- OS language report
- OS version report
- Safe log gather statistic report
- Single-node online users 24-hour trend graph
- Single-node security check failure report
- Software installation report
- Software Report by Asset
- Scheduled reports
- Asset Report by Software
- Asset type report
- Asset usage report
- CPU report
- Hard disk capacity report
- Illegal peripheral use report
- Insecurity category statistic report
- Online user security status report
- OS language report
- OS version report
- Safe log gather statistic report
- Software installation report
- Software Report by Asset
- Real-time reports
- 13 Configuring service parameters
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| Pages: | 111 |
| Size: | 3.04 MB |
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- Preface
- Introduction to IMC
- Exploring IMC
- Managing basic resources
- User management
- Service management
- VLAN Management
- ACL Management
- Intelligent Configuration Center
- Guest access management
- Endpoint Intelligent Access
- EAD Security Policy
- MPLS VPN Manager
- IPsec VPN Manager
- Voice Service Manager
- Wireless Service Manager
- EPON Manager
- EoC Manager
- Network Traffic Analyzer
- Service Operation Manager
- Application Manager
- QoS Manager
- Service Health Manager
- VAN Connection Manager
- Branch Intelligent Management System
- Resource Automation Manager
- VAN SDN Manager
- VAN Fabric Manager
- Unified Communications Health Manager
- Endpoint Mobile Office
- Business Service Manager
- IT Service Manager
- Security Service Manager
- FAQ
- What problems I may encounter when I am using Web browsers to access IMC and solutions?
- The IMC interface does not respond, and displays the login page or other script errors. What shall I do?
- What should I pay attention to when logging in to the operating system?
- The IMC homepage cannot be displayed when I access IMC through IE. What shall I do?
- After IMC installation is complete, how do I change the Web service port numbers of the server installed with IMC?
- The popup dialog boxes closed automatically while I telneted to a device. What shall I do?
- How can I change the login password of the super administrator admin?
- How can I enable the verify code function for the IMC login?
- When I add a performance view, some user groups without performance management rights have Access Right. Why?
- How can I configure IMC to be accessed through HTTPS only?
- How to install a certificate for IMC?
- When I used IE 7.0 or later to log in through HTTPS, an error message as shown in Figure 39 appeared. How to deal with it?
- I failed to telnet to any device from the device details page with IE in the Windows operating system. What shall I do?
- I failed to open the Web-based NMS interface for some devices. Why did this happen?
- I failed to view the topology after IMC had run for some time. Why did this happen?
- When a device is replaced with another device using a different IP address, the network topology becomes incorrect. What shall I do?
- When I use the IMC topology function, no node exists in the topology, and an error is displayed at the Java console. Why?
- When I use the IMC topology function, an error occurs (for example, the browser automatically closes, and the device details page cannot be launched from the topology). What shall I do?
- Why cannot I open the Applet topology on Java 7 Update 51 or later?
- When some commands configured in the Execute Command After Export field of the data export function were executed, the CPU utilization kept high for a long time. What shall I do?
- When I add a view with the same name as that of an existing view but different in letter case, why does the system displays that the view already exists?
- When IMC runs for a period of time using the SQL Server database, the Memory utilization becomes extremely high and cannot recover. What shall I do?
- When I tried to view IMC resources, no devices were displayed. Why did this happen?
- Can I modify the system time when IMC is running?
- When I import files with long file names to IMC, the system does not respond. What should I do?
- If I typed a long text in IMC, the interface does not seem well organized. What should I do?
- When I navigate to the last page of a list, the number of total pages displayed at the bottom of the page is greater than that displayed above the list. Why?
- When I try to log in to IMC through the management PC, the system displays an insufficient system resource error. What shall I do?
- How can I collect the IMC logs for technical support?
- If the IMC server has multiple NICs, how can I use one of the IP addresses to listen to HTTP/HTTPS services?
- In a distributed IMC deployment environment, if all the primary and secondary servers are restarted, the database cannot be uploaded to the component on the secondary server. How to solve the problem?
- How can I add virtual devices to IMC?
- When installing IMC, a database check error occurs, as shown in Figure 57. How to solve the problem?
- How to configure the font environment for reports on a Linux server?
- When the SOM module is removed, the SOM processes created and submitted by the alarm, iCCM, ACLM, or VLANM module cannot be executed. What shall I do?
- When using the Oracle database, some IMC modules give database errors. What shall I do?
- When I use IE 10.0 to log in to IMC in Windows Server 2012, I am prompted to install the Flash plug-in, but I cannot install the new version of the Flash plug-in. What shall I do?
- I forgot the password for the admin account. How to solve the problem?
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- Title Page
- 99-book
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 Introduction to IMC
- IMC overview
- IMC base platform features
- Role-based administrative controls
- Resource management
- Configuration and change management
- Using Configuration Center
- Using configuration templates
- Using the Software Library
- Using the Deployment Guide
- Using Clean Device Space
- Using the Deployment Task List
- Using Auto Backup Plan
- Using Compare with other Device Configurations
- Tracking or auditing device configuration changes
- Using the Compliance Center
- Network asset management
- Real time fault management
- Performance monitoring and management
- Global ACL management
- Security monitoring
- Global VLAN management
- Virtual Resource Management
- Reporting
- Intuitive user interface
- IMC service components
- Wireless Service Manager
- Voice Service Manager
- User Access Manager
- Endpoint Admission Defense
- User Behavior Auditor
- QoS Manager
- Network Traffic Analyzer
- MPLS VPN Manager
- Service Health Manager
- IPsec VPN Manager
- Service Operation Manager
- Application Manager
- TACACS+ Authentication Manager
- VAN Connection Manager
- Branch Intelligent Management System
- Remote Site Manager
- Resource Automation Manager
- VAN SDN Manager
- VAN Fabric Manager
- Unified Communications Health Manager
- How IMC works
- SOA framework
- 2 Planning considerations for a successful implementation
- Knowing your organization's network resource management requirements
- Identifying network infrastructure stakeholders
- Identifying stakeholder needs
- Common data requirements
- Knowing your network infrastructure
- Identifying the integration requirements and opportunities
- Translating requirements into actions
- 3 Exploring the IMC interface
- Logging in to IMC
- Exploring the IMC home page
- Basic operations on the IMC home page
- Maximizing the home page
- Freezing/Unfreezing a space tab
- Adding a space
- Renaming a space
- Switching between spaces
- Saving a space
- Deleting a space
- Adding new widgets to a space
- Changing the widget layout of a space
- Expanding/Collapsing all widgets of a space
- Expanding/Collapsing a widget of the space
- Dragging and dropping a widget
- Maximizing a widget
- Displaying a widget in a new window
- Refreshing a widget manually
- Setting the refresh interval
- Deleting a widget from the space
- Alarm, performance and resource widgets
- Alarm TopN
- Lower-Level NMS Real-Time Alarm
- Lower-Level NMS Alarm Statistics
- Performance Instance Profile
- CPU utilization (%) – TopN
- Port Group TopN
- Memory utilization (%) – TopN
- Device response time (ms) – TopN
- Device unreachability (%) – TopN
- Bandwidth utilization (In) (%) – TopN
- Bandwidth utilization (Out) (%) – TopN
- Customize TopN
- Network
- Device View
- IP Topology
- Custom Topology
- Port Group
- Device List (by Custom View)
- Interface List (by Port Group)
- Customizing spaces and system-defined widgets
- Customizing RSS widgets
- Device status through status bar
- Alarm sound settings
- Navigating IMC functions
- Quick Start
- Floating menus of the navigation tree
- Basic operations on the IMC home page
- Navigating IMC using breadcrumb trails
- Online help system
- Global search
- Personalizing the IMC Web interface
- Display tiling
- Configuring a view
- Configuring widgets
- Alarm Panel widget
- Custom View widget
- Performance Trend widget
- Custom Topology widget
- Performance Monitor (Table) widget
- IP Topology widget
- Realtime Performance Monitoring widget
- Custom View List widget
- Port Group widget
- Custom View Status Pie Chart widget
- Device View widget
- All-Device Status Pie Chart widget
- Device View Bar Graph widget
- IP View List widget
- Important Device widget
- Unreachable Device widget
- Faulty Device widget
- Device Details widget
- Regional Map widget
- Video Play widget
- Wizard Center
- Task Management
- Logging out of IMC
- Web desktop management
- 4 Configuring IMC for use
- Securing IMC and access to managed resources
- Resource management: managing network resources with global settings
- Device access templates
- Configuring vendor and device information
- Managing filters to filter interfaces
- Operator management: managing secure access to IMC
- Group Management: managing resources using groups in IMC
- Device groups
- Viewing device groups
- Query the device groups
- Viewing the device list
- Adding a device group
- Modifying a device group
- Deleting a device group
- Adding devices to a device group
- Removing a device from a device group
- Removing multiple devices from a device group
- Viewing the ungrouped devices list
- Adding devices to groups in ungrouped devices
- User groups
- Device groups
- Managing hierarchical NMS
- Configuring IMC for alarm notifications
- MIB management
- Configuration center options
- IMC system settings and maintenance functions
- System settings
- Data export
- Log files
- Server information
- My Favorites
- Configuring network asset audit options
- Work time settings
- Viewing the holiday configuration page
- Configuring a holiday
- Modifying a holiday
- Deleting a holiday
- Viewing the special workday configuration page
- Configuring special workdays
- Modifying a special workday
- Deleting a special workday
- Viewing the workday configuration page
- Adding a work period
- Modifying a work period
- Deleting a work period
- Device additional information
- 5 Resource management
- Adding devices in IMC
- Adding devices manually to IMC
- Auto discovering devices
- Adding devices by importing device information
- Viewing devices with Device, IP, and Topology Views
- Viewing devices through the Device View
- Viewing devices through the IP View
- Viewing devices through the network topology(Applet)
- Accessing the network topology
- Navigating the Network Topology(Applet) interface
- Topology map toolbar
- Left & right mouse clicks: Monitoring & management
- Customizing topology maps
- Topology map options
- Managing data center topology maps
- Managing devices from the data center topology maps
- Managing stack devices with the stack topology
- Viewing traffic with traffic topology
- Viewing the virtual network with VRM topology maps
- Viewing devices through the network topology
- Accessing the network topology
- Navigating the network topology interface
- Topology map toolbar
- Left & right mouse clicks: Monitoring & management
- Customizing topology maps
- Topology map options
- Managing stack devices with the stack topology
- Viewing traffic with traffic topology
- Managing the converged topology
- Managing data center topology maps
- Managing devices from the data center topology maps
- Viewing the virtual network with VRM topology maps
- Viewing devices with custom views
- Viewing device interfaces with port groups
- Managing the lower-level NMS view
- Managing one device through device details
- Accessing the device details page
- Device details section contents & configuration options
- Service monitoring
- Alarms
- Performance monitor
- Device additional information
- Right navigation tree
- Actions – For all devices
- Actions - For switches
- Configure - For all devices
- Configure – For specific device types
- Performance monitoring
- Configuration center
- Device Management
- Resetting a device
- Saving configuration
- Environment monitor
- Switch MPU
- System information
- HP Power Management
- Mirror group
- Address binding
- Hardware information
- IPv6 information
- MDC management
- Port mode switch
- Port aggregation
- PoE management for switches
- RADIUS server configuration
- Interface 802.1X configuration
- Virtual connect
- RMON
- Protocol Management
- Accessing the interface list and interface details page
- Accessing the device details page
- Managing multiple devices using batch operations
- Using batch mode to configure SNMP settings
- Using batch mode to configure Telnet settings
- Using batch mode to configure SSH settings
- Using batch mode to configure polling intervals
- Using batch mode to modify login types
- Using batch mode to modify ping settings
- Using batch mode to modify interface up/down alarm filter
- Checking device access settings in batch mode
- Modifying device configurations in batch mode
- Using batch mode to save device configurations
- Using batch mode to reboot devices
- Using batch mode to configure management status on interfaces
- Using batch mode to implement energy saving policies
- Using batch mode to configure trap destinations
- Using batch mode to configure spanning tree protocol on switches
- Using batch mode to configure spanning tree protocol on interfaces
- Using batch mode to configure LACP
- Using batch mode to configure devices
- Using batch mode to configure interface
- Managing multiple devices from the device list
- Navigating to the device list
- Device list management options
- Add
- Remove
- Delete
- Manage
- Unmanage
- Synchronize
- Refresh
- SNMP settings
- Telnet settings
- SSH settings
- Check Access settings
- Poll interval settings
- Save configuration
- Reboot device
- Add to Device Group
- Add monitor
- Cancel monitor
- Deploy software
- Backup configuration
- Data Collection
- LiveUpdate
- Device configuration guide
- Terminal access
- Allocating IP addresses
- Viewing the IP segment list
- Querying IP segments
- Adding an IP segment
- Modifying an IP segment
- Deleting an IP segment
- Querying allocated IP addresses
- Manually allocating IP addresses
- Allocating IP addresses using the auto scanning feature
- Allocating IP addresses using the import IP address feature
- Importing IP address segments
- Exporting IP addresses
- Exporting IP segments
- Deleting allocated IP addresses
- Viewing the IP recycle bin
- Detecting idle IP addresses
- Unauthorized access
- Viewing unauthorized access list
- Querying the unauthorized access list
- Viewing the unauthorized access log list
- Unauthorized access log query
- Terminal access binding
- Switch access binding
- Delete unauthorized access entries
- Cancel action
- Refreshing the unauthorized access list
- Refreshing the unauthorized access log list
- History access log
- Real-time location
- Access configuration
- Allocating IP addresses
- Network Asset Manager
- Virtual Resource Management
- Viewing virtual network
- Configuring servers in Virtual Resource Management
- Configuring virtual machines in Virtual Resource Management
- Joining a virtual machine in IMC
- Operating a virtual machine
- Viewing the virtual machine list
- Starting a virtual machine
- Stopping a virtual machine
- Suspending a virtual machine
- Resetting a virtual machine
- Shutting down a client
- Rebooting a client
- Modifying the configuration for a virtual machine
- Deleting a virtual machine from the list
- Deleting a virtual machine from a disk
- Cloning a Virtual machine template from a virtual machine
- Converting a virtual machine to a template
- Cloning a new virtual machine from a virtual machine
- Manually migrating a virtual machine
- Configuring auto migration
- Modifying a VM profile
- Viewing virtual machine recommendations
- Querying migration recommendations
- Viewing migration reports of the virtual machine
- Querying migration reports
- Modifying the advanced properties of a vSwitch or port group
- Managing virtual machine templates
- Managing virtual machine operation histories
- Adding devices in IMC
- 6 Extending and customizing functions to support third-party devices
- Extending an existing function to support third-party devices
- Extending a customized function
- 7 Configuration and change management
- Configuration templates
- Software library
- Configuration compare
- Configuration audit and reports
- Software update
- Auto backup plan
- Configuration check
- Using the Configuration Center
- Accessing the Configuration Center
- Querying for devices in the Configuration Center
- Device configuration options in the Configuration Center
- Viewing the latest startup configuration
- Viewing the latest running configuration
- Configuration management page details
- Configuration management summary
- Configuration backup history
- Modifying a backup configuration file
- Restoring a configuration file
- Comparing configuration files
- Establishing a configuration file baseline
- Creating a configuration template by using Save As for configuration files
- Software update history
- Clean device space
- Establishing a software baseline
- Comparing device configurations
- Deploying software from the Configuration Center
- Deploying configurations from the Configuration Center
- Backing up configurations from the Configuration Center
- Restoring a configuration from the Configuration Center
- Deploying a file from the Configuration Center
- Managing device configurations with templates
- Accessing configuration templates
- Querying configuration templates
- Organizing configuration templates
- Creating a configuration template
- Modifying a configuration template
- Renaming a configuration template
- Copying a configuration template
- Exporting a configuration template
- Deploying a configuration template
- Deleting a configuration template
- Managing the software library
- Viewing the software library
- Viewing the details of a software library entry
- Searching for a software library entry
- Importing software into the software library from a file
- Importing software into the software library from a device
- Adding OAP software into the software library
- Renaming a software library entry
- Modifying a software library entry
- Exporting a software library entry
- Deleting a software library entry
- Establishing baselines by using a software library entry
- Removing baseline from baseline software
- Comparing device configurations
- Deploying configurations and software by using IMC deployment guide
- Managing deployment tasks
- Managing automatic deployment plans
- Automatic deployment plan management
- Accessing the automatic deployment plan page
- Adding an automatic deployment plan
- Modifying an automatic deployment plan
- Deleting an automatic deployment plan
- Viewing detailed information about an automatic deployment device
- Adding an automatic deployment device
- Modifying an automatic deployment device
- Importing devices into an automatic deployment plan
- Deleting a device from an automatic deployment plan
- Triggering automatic deployment on devices
- Viewing automatic deployment execution results
- Initial configuration file management
- Automatic deployment plan management
- Managing automatic backup plans
- Auditing configurations
- Compliance check
- Compliance policy
- Viewing the compliance policy list
- Viewing detailed information about a compliance policy
- Viewing detailed information about a rule
- Query a compliance policy
- Create a compliance policy
- Modifying a compliance policy
- Copying a compliance policy
- Deleting a compliance policy
- Enabling a single compliance policy
- Enabling all compliance policies
- Disabling a single compliance policy
- Disabling all compliance policies
- Rule examples
- Check tasks
- Fixing violating devices
- Check task history
- Task execution results, task execution report, and configuration retrieval report
- Configuration check by using the display command
- Compliance policy
- 8 Event and alarm management
- Event and alarm overview
- Trap management
- Browsing traps
- Trap details page
- Trap query
- Filtering traps with existing IMC Trap filter rules
- Filtering traps with user-defined trap filter rules
- Generating alarms from traps
- Trap definition settings
- Syslog management
- Browsing alarms
- Alarm details
- Querying alarms in IMC
- Browsing real-time alarms
- Browsing root alarms
- Browsing all alarms
- Browsing all alarms
- Alarm actions in the all alarms page
- Alarm query in the all alarms page
- To view alarm details from the all alarms page
- Alarm actions in the alarm details page
- Alarm relation report
- Customizing the all alarms list columns
- Recovering alarms from the all alarms page
- Deleting alarms from the root alarms list
- Deleting alarms from the all alarms page
- Exporting alarms from the all alarms page to Excel
- Faulty devices
- Alarm statistics
- TopN
- Configuring alarm notifications
- 9 Performance management
- Managing performance with global index settings
- Accessing global index settings
- Searching global index settings
- Managing global index settings
- Modifying a global monitor in the global index settings
- Adding a user defined monitor to the global index settings
- Viewing a user defined monitor from the global index settings
- Modifing a user-defined monitor from the global index settings
- Copying a user-defined monitor from the global index settings
- Deleting a user-defined monitor from the global index settings
- Managing individual device monitoring settings
- Accessing the monitor list
- Switching monitor list
- Searching for monitors
- Managing device monitors
- Managing performance views
- Viewing the performance view list
- Viewing performance view details
- Modify threshold settings on a performance view
- Creating a Data Grid/Trend Line performance view
- Creating an At a Glance performance view
- Creating a performance view from the monitor settings page
- Saving monitors to an existing performance view from the monitor settings page
- Adding a performance view shortcut to the floating menu
- Removing a performance view shortcut from the floating menu
- Modifying a Data Grid/Trend Line performance view
- Modifying an At a Glance performance view
- Deleting a performance view
- Viewing performance views
- Managing IMC performance monitor settings for topology maps
- Managing real-time performance monitor
- Managing performance option
- Managing performance with global index settings
- 10 Access control list management
- Simplifying ACL rule creation using the assistant
- Managing ACL templates in IMC
- Creating templates in ACL management
- Viewing ACL templates
- Creating ACL templates
- Modifying ACL templates
- Copying an ACL template
- Exporting an ACL template
- Deleting ACL templates
- Managing the rules in a template
- Adding rules to a template
- Adding an advanced rule to an advanced template
- Adding a link rule to a link ACL template
- Adding a user-defined rule to a user-defined ACL template
- Modifying the rules in an ACL template
- Modifying advanced rules in advanced ACL templates
- Modifying the link rule of a link ACL template
- Modifying a user-defined rules in a user-defined ACL template
- Copying a rule in a template
- Deleting rules from a template
- Managing ACL resources in IMC
- Managing ACLs
- Managing rule sets
- Managing the rules in a rule set
- Managing device ACL configurations
- ACL device list management
- ACL device configurations
- Viewing the ACL device configuration page
- Managing device ACL definitions
- The view ACL page
- Saving a device ACL as an ACL rule set
- Saving a device ACL as a template
- Apply an ACL
- Viewing applied ACLs
- Managing device ACL uses for packet filtering and VLAN packet filtering
- Managing device ACL time ranges
- Managing device configuration history
- Managing device flow templates
- Managing device flow template applications
- Deploying ACLs using IMC ACL deployment wizard
- 11 Security control center
- 12 VLAN management
- 13 User and guest access management
- 14 Reporting in IMC
- My real time reports
- Customizing my real time report page
- Real time reports
- Scheduling real time reports
- Quick custom reports
- 1 Introduction to IMC
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- 1 Wireless Service Manager overview
- WSM feature and wireless device compatibility matrix
- Fast WLAN deployment
- Wireless resource management
- Wireless service alarming
- Wireless performance monitoring
- View management
- Wireless topology management
- WIDS
- WIPS
- Automatic network planning
- RF management
- Spectrum guard management
- Wireless location management
- Energy policy management
- Mesh configuration management
- Network evaluation management
- Wireless service report
- Configuration management
- Operator privilege management
- WSM installation
- WSM licenses
- 2 WSM home page widgets
- Basic functions
- AP Bandwidth – Today
- AP Model
- Reasons for Assoc. Failures
- Client Distribution
- Channel List
- Radio Type List
- AC
- Fat AP
- Fit AP
- Interference Detection Count
- Rogue AP And Rogue Client
- SSID Rate Trend Graph
- SSID-Based Client Count Trend Graph
- BottomN Channel Quality APs
- TopN AP Traffic – Today
- TopN APs by Assoc. Failures
- TopN Locations by Assoc. Failures
- TopN Location Traffic – Today
- TopN APs by Clients
- TopN Locations by Clients
- TopN SSIDs by Clients
- Client Count – Today
- AP Threat Level Statistics
- Detection Information
- WIPS Security Event Statistics
- TopN Sensors Detecting Rogues
- TopN Virtual Security Domains Detecting Rogues
- Wireless Alarm
- WLAN List
- 3 WLAN overview
- 4 Fast WLAN deployment
- 5 Managing MSM series access controllers
- Viewing the AC list
- Querying ACs
- Viewing detailed information about an AC
- Configuring fit AP groups
- Viewing the fit AP groups on an AC
- Adding a group
- Modifying a group
- Batch binding/unbinding WLANs with a group
- Configuring group parameters
- Configuring AP monitor status for a group
- Deleting a group
- Viewing the fit APs in a group
- Querying fit APs in a group
- Adding fit APs to a group
- Deleting fit APs from a group
- Moving fit APs from one group to another group
- Configuring WLANs
- Configuring radios in batches
- Configuring global AP parameters
- Configuring the country/region code for an AC
- Synchronizing ACs
- Viewing the online fit APs managed by an AC
- Viewing the online clients of an AC
- View the wireless service status on an AC
- General management functions
- 6 Managing Comware-based access controllers
- Viewing the AC list
- Synchronizing ACs
- Querying ACs
- Viewing detailed information about an AC
- Viewing AP license information
- Configuring AC global parameters
- Configuring a radio policy
- Configuring radios in batches
- Configuring WLAN logical interfaces
- Configuring a service policy
- Viewing the online fit APs managed by an AC
- Viewing the online clients
- Viewing MP policies of an AC
- Viewing mesh profiles of an AC
- Viewing mesh interfaces of an AC
- Viewing AC history information
- Configuring load balancing groups
- Viewing supported fit AP models
- Viewing CAPWAP tunnel information
- Configuring WLAN RRM
- Managing AC groups
- Managing policy templates
- General management functions
- 7 Managing Cisco access controllers
- Viewing the AC list
- Synchronizing ACs
- Querying ACs
- Viewing detailed information about an AC
- Configuring global parameters for an AC
- Viewing fit APs managed by an AC
- Viewing online fit APs managed by an AC
- Viewing the online clients of an AC
- Managing groups of an AC
- Managing WLANs of an AC
- Configuring radio parameters for an AC
- General management functions
- Configuring Cisco ACs in batches
- 8 Managing Aruba ACs
- 9 Managing MSM series fat APs
- Viewing the fat AP list
- Querying fat APs
- Configuring WLANs in batches
- Configuring radios in batches
- Managing WLANs
- Synchronizing fat APs
- Exporting fat APs
- Viewing detailed information about a radio on a fat AP
- Modifying the radio parameters for a fat AP
- Monitoring a fat AP in real time
- Locating a fat AP on the Mapbar map
- General management functions
- 10 Managing Comware-based fat APs
- Viewing the fat AP list
- Querying fat APs
- Viewing detailed information about a fat AP
- Configuring WLAN BSS interfaces in batches
- Configuring service policies in batches
- Configuring radios in batches
- Modifying radio parameters for a fat AP
- Configuring a service policy
- Configuring wireless logical interfaces
- Synchronizing fat APs
- Exporting all fat APs
- Viewing MP policies for a fat AP
- Viewing mesh profiles for a fat AP
- Viewing mesh interfaces for a fat AP
- Locating a fat AP on a Mapbar map
- Configuring fat AP global parameters
- Viewing detailed radio information for a fat AP
- Configuring a mesh peer MAC address for a fat AP
- Configuring 802.11 rates
- Configuring MCS
- General management functions
- 11 Managing MSM series fit APs
- Viewing the fit AP list
- Querying fit APs
- Viewing detailed information about a fit AP
- Viewing radio parameters for a fit AP
- Modifying radio parameters for a fit AP
- Synchronizing fit APs
- Exporting all fit APs
- Locating a fit AP on a Mapbar map
- Monitoring fit APs in real time
- Viewing fit AP history information
- General management functions
- 12 Managing Comware-based fit APs
- Viewing the fit AP list
- Querying fit APs
- Viewing detailed information about a fit AP
- Managing fit AP templates
- Synchronizing fit APs
- Exporting all fit APs
- Locating a fit AP on a Mapbar map
- Monitoring fit APs in real time
- Viewing fit AP history information
- Viewing clients associated with a fit AP
- Viewing radio parameters for a fit AP
- Modifying radio parameters for a fit AP
- Configuring a mesh peer MAC address for a fit AP
- Modifying parameters for an X-share antenna
- Managing engineered fit APs
- Configuring extended properties for a fit AP
- General management functions
- 13 Managing Cisco fit APs
- 14 Managing Aruba fit APs
- 15 Managing clients
- Online client management
- Viewing the client list
- Customizing the client list
- Querying clients
- Viewing detailed information about a client
- Exporting clients
- Configuring a sampling client
- Modifying client information
- Locating a client
- Locating a client to map
- Performing real-time monitoring for a client
- Viewing client history information
- Setting a synchronization interval
- Client online history management
- Client information management
- Troubleshooting
- Online client management
- 16 Managing radios
- 17 Managing WLANs
- 18 Managing AP access ports
- 19 Managing wireless service traps
- 20 Monitoring WLAN performance
- 21 Managing wireless views
- Managing location views
- Viewing the location list
- Querying location views
- Viewing location view details
- Adding a location view
- Modifying a location view
- Deleting a location view
- Adding a sub-location view
- Modifying a sub-location view
- Deleting a sub-location view
- Adding APs to a location view or sub-location view
- Removing APs or sub-location views from a location view
- Querying location view history information
- Testing network connectivity of an AP on a location view
- Opening web manager for a fat AP on a location view
- Telnetting to a fat AP on a location view
- Viewing a location topology
- Locating an AP on a location view
- Locating an AP on a location view to Mapbar map
- Exporting hotspot information on all location views
- Configuring extended properties for hotspots associated with location views
- Managing wireless custom views
- Viewing the wireless custom view list
- Viewing wireless custom view details
- Adding a wireless custom view
- Modifying a wireless custom view
- Deleting a wireless custom view
- Adding fit APs to a wireless custom view
- Removing fit APs from a wireless custom view
- Testing network connectivity of an AC or online fit AP on a wireless custom view
- Opening web manager for an AC on a wireless custom view
- Using Telnet to access an AC on a wireless custom view
- Viewing a wireless custom view topology
- Locating an AC or fit AP on a wireless custom view
- Locating a fit AP on a wireless custom view to a Mapbar map
- Managing GIS view
- Managing location views
- 22 Managing wireless topologies
- 23 Managing wireless network security
- IDS feature overview
- Accessing the WIDS Config page
- Querying ACs on the WIDS Config page
- Enabling/Disabling IDS for MSM series ACs
- Enabling/disabling fit APs to detect rogue APs
- Exporting authorized APs
- Importing authorized APs
- Configuring WIDS detection rules for Comware-based ACs
- Managing rogue APs
- Displaying the rogue AP list
- Querying rogue APs
- Viewing detailed information about a Comware-based rogue AP
- Adding Comware-based rogue APs to the MAC-to-attack list
- Removing Comware-based rogue APs from the MAC-to-attack list
- Adding Comware-based rogue APs to the permitted-MAC address list
- Locating a rogue AP
- Viewing detailed information about an MSM series rogue AP
- Manually authorizing an MSM series rogue AP
- Managing rogue clients
- 24 Configuring WLAN IPS
- Overview
- Terminology
- WIPS networking
- Basic WIPS configurations
- Accessing the WIPS Management page
- Enabling WIPS
- Configuring time parameters
- Configuring the permitted channel list
- Configuring the static trusted address list
- Configuring the alarm-ignored address list
- Configuring the static blocked address list
- Configuring the static countermeasures address list
- Configuring the static trusted OUI list
- Configuring the function set
- Configuring sensors
- Managing virtual security domains
- Configuring AP categorization rules
- Configuring attack detection policies
- Configuring signature policies
- Viewing the signature policy list
- Viewing signature policy details
- Synchronizing the signature policy list
- Querying signature policies
- Adding a signature policy
- Modifying a signature policy
- Viewing the bound virtual security domain
- Deleting signature policies
- Viewing the signature rule list
- Synchronizing the signature rule list
- Viewing signature rule details
- Querying signature rules
- Adding a signature rule
- Modifying a signature rule
- Deleting signature rules
- Viewing the sub rule list
- Synchronizing the sub rule list
- Viewing sub rule details
- Querying sub rules
- Adding a sub rule
- Modifying a sub rule
- Deleting sub rules
- Configuring countermeasure policies
- Configuring virtual security domains
- WIPS dynamic detection information
- Detected APs
- Detected client list
- Detected SSIDs
- Security event
- 25 Configuring automatic network planning
- 26 Managing RFs
- 27 Managing spectrum guard
- 28 Managing wireless locating
- Overview
- Specifying a real-time locating method
- Configuring a location view
- MU locating
- Wireless locating based on iNode sampling points
- X-Share locating
- Wireless locating based on AP
- GIS locating
- 29 Configuring energy policies
- Viewing the energy policy list
- Querying energy policies
- Viewing energy policy details
- Adding an energy policy
- Copying an existing energy policy
- Modifying an energy policy
- Deleting energy policies
- Suspending energy policies
- Resuming suspended energy policies
- Viewing the execution result of an energy policy
- 30 Managing mesh networks
- Managing mesh profiles
- Managing MP policies
- Managing mesh interfaces
- Specifying MAC addresses of peers
- Mesh topology
- 31 Evaluating wireless network quality
- Configuring an evaluation task
- Viewing the evaluation task List
- Querying evaluation tasks
- Viewing detailed information about an evaluation task
- Adding an evaluation task
- Modifying an evaluation task
- Deleting an evaluation task
- Suspending an evaluation task
- Resuming an evaluation task
- Setting global thresholds
- Setting thresholds for an evaluation task
- Calculating evaluation results
- Managing evaluation reports
- Viewing an evaluation report
- Configuring an evaluation task
- 32 Wireless service reports
- Realtime reports
- Viewing a realtime report
- AC statistics report
- AP association summary report
- AP association detail report
- AP availability summary report
- AP availability detail report
- AP traffic summary report
- AP traffic detail report
- AP speed report
- AP offline summary report
- AP logoff detail report
- Radio error report
- Radio traffic report
- Radio speed report
- Radio resource usage report
- Rogue AP history report
- Rogue AP report
- Rogue client history report
- Rogue client report
- Current associated client statistics report
- Hotspot statistics report by AP
- Wireless asset statistics report
- Client summary report
- Client detail report
- Client number trendline report
- Busy AP statistics report
- Idle AP statistics report
- Worst AP statistics report
- AP statistics report
- SSID statistics report
- Hotspot statistics report by hotspot
- Site access points and neighbors report
- AP channel quality statistics report
- Scheduled reports
- Adding a scheduled report
- Viewing a scheduled report
- AC statistics report
- AP association summary report
- AP association detail report
- AP availability summary report
- AP availability detail report
- AP traffic summary report
- AP traffic detail report
- AP speed report
- AP offline summary report
- AP logoff detail report
- Radio error report
- Radio traffic report
- Radio speed report
- Radio resource usage report
- Rogue AP history report
- Rogue AP report
- Rogue client history report
- Rogue client report
- Current associated client statistics report
- Hotspot statistics report by AP
- Wireless asset statistics report
- Client summary report
- Client detail report
- Client number trendline report
- Busy AP statistics report
- Idle AP statistics report
- Worst AP statistics report
- AP statistics report
- SSID statistics report
- Hotspot statistics report by hotspot
- Site access points and neighbors report
- AP channel quality statistics report
- Viewing the wireless service report template list
- Querying a wireless service report template
- Configuring a wireless service report template
- Realtime reports
- 33 Configuring network management
- 34 Managing fit AP groups
- 35 FAQ
- 36 Acronyms and terms
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- 1 QoSM overview
- 2 Configuration procedures
- 3 QoSM navigation menu and common operations
- 4 Quick Start
- 5 Managing QoS devices
- 6 Managing QoS resources
- 7 Managing QoS services
- 8 Managing deployment tasks
- Accessing the deployment task list page
- Viewing the details of a deployment task
- Adding a deployment task
- Adding an undeployment task
- Modifying a deployment task
- Copying a deployment task
- Deleting deployment tasks
- Executing a deployment task immediately
- Suspending a deployment task
- Resuming a suspended deployment task
- 9 Access control and bandwidth control configuration examples
- Network requirements and analysis
- QoSM configuration analysis
- Configuration procedures
- Adding classifiers
- Adding classifier to match the traffic from R&D department to file server
- Adding classifier to match the traffic from R&D department to other departments
- Adding classifier to match the traffic from non-R&D departments to computing server
- Adding classifier to match the traffic from non-R&D departments to R&D department
- Adding classifier to match the traffic from FTP server to non-R&D departments
- Adding behaviors
- Adding QoS Policies
- Importing services
- Adding deployment tasks
- Adding MQC deployment task to deny R&D department accessing file server and non-R&D departments
- Adding MQC deployment task to deny non-R&D departments accessing computing server and R&D department
- Adding MQC deployment task to limit the bandwidth from FTP server to non-R&D departments
- Adding non-MQC deployment task
- Adding classifiers
- Verifying the configuration
- 10 Acronyms and terms
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- Introduction
- Installing SOM
- Uninstalling SOM
- Exploring the Service Desk interface
- My WorkSpace
- Process management
- CMDB management
- System management
- Using IMC
- Examples
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What web browser can I use to run the SOM system?
- What will happen when I refresh a page?
- When the right and left arrows occur in the task bar to display multiple tasks, why cannot the window display the task bar fully?
- What shall I do when some nodes in the navigation tree are missing or multiple nodes are expanded at the same time?
- On the CI type synchronization result page, why does the screen go blank for several seconds when I click the column header to sort the result entries?
- Why does a field display nothing in the process history area?
- Why the SOM in the gray theme cannot clearly display links to details?
- When I expand the repeated operation steps in a process history area, the words and lines overlap. How can I avoid the problem?
- Why cannot the SOM show the customized grid control every time I log in to the system?
- What should I pay attention to when performing a query or filter operation?
- What should I do when "Your permissions are changed, please re-login" appears?
- Why must the permissions of existing SOM accounts be checked after an SOM upgrade?
- Why cannot I open the process instance after clicking the process link provided in the email?
- When I upload a file, the file path is displayed as "C:\fakepath\" instead of the actual directory of the file. Why does this problem occur?
- Acronyms
- Glossary
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| Pages: | 137 |
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- 1 VAN SDN Manager overview
- 2 Quick start
- SDNM navigation menu
- SDNM service flow
- Viewing the Overview page
- Accessing the Overview page
- Viewing the OpenFlow device status statistics
- Viewing the controller traffic rate chart
- Viewing today's top N controller traffic
- Viewing the controller alert statistics
- Viewing the tenant traffic rate chart
- Viewing today's top N tenant traffic
- Viewing today's top 5 service flows
- Viewing today's top 5 flow entries
- Common operations
- 3 Managing resources
- Managing controllers
- Viewing the controller list
- Querying controllers by using a basic query
- Querying controllers by using an advanced query
- Synchronizing controllers
- Managing a controller on the controller details page
- Accessing the controller details page
- Viewing SDN controller information
- Modifying global parameters of the controller
- Viewing OpenFlow instances managed by the controller
- Viewing the flow list managed by the controller
- Viewing OpenFlow ports managed by the controller
- Viewing endpoints managed by the controller
- Modifying connection parameters of the controller
- Viewing statistics of the controller
- Viewing configurations of a controller
- Viewing the alert listener list of a controller
- Querying alert listeners
- Adding an alert listener to a controller
- Modifying an alert listener
- Deleting alert listeners
- Managing OpenFlow instances
- Viewing the OpenFlow instance list
- Querying OpenFlow instances by using a basic query
- Querying OpenFlow instances by using an advanced query
- Synchronizing OpenFlow instances
- Managing an OpenFlow instance on the OpenFlow instance details page
- Accessing the OpenFlow instance details page
- Device details of an OpenFlow instance
- Flow table of an OpenFlow instance
- OF port list of an OpenFlow instance
- Statistics of an OpenFlow instance
- OpenFlow features of an OpenFlow instance
- OpenFlow meter features of an OpenFlow instance
- OpenFlow group features of an OpenFlow instance
- Deleting an OpenFlow instance
- Managing OpenFlow switches
- Viewing the OpenFlow switch list
- Querying OpenFlow switches by using a basic query
- Querying OpenFlow switches by using an advanced query
- Managing an OpenFlow switch on the OpenFlow switch details page
- Managing controller configurations for an OpenFlow switch
- Viewing the controller configuration list
- Querying controller configurations
- Adding the configuration of a controller
- Modifying the configuration of a controller
- Deleting the configuration of a controller
- Managing controllers
- 4 Managing OpenFlow
- Managing flow tables
- Managing flow entries
- Viewing the flow entry list
- Querying flow entries by using a basic query
- Querying flow entries by using an advanced query
- Viewing flow entry details
- Adding a flow entry
- Match fields
- Configuring the instruction set for a flow entry
- Configuring actions
- Configuring actions for the Apply-Actions or Write-Actions instruction
- Modifying a flow entry
- Deleting flow entries
- Viewing the flow entry history
- Managing groups
- Managing meters
- Managing service flows
- 5 Managing OpenFlow alerts and troubleshooting service flows
- 6 Network virtualization
- Managing virtual OpenFlow devices
- Managing the tenant network
- 7 Managing apps
- Managing the app library
- Managing app licenses
- Configuring app monitor
- 8 Managing topologies
- 9 Managing reports
- Managing real-time reports
- Viewing a real-time report
- Controller Packet Loss Statistics Report
- Controller Traffic Statistic Report
- Group Traffic Statistic Report
- OF Instance Traffic Statistic Report
- SDN Asset Statistic Report
- Port Traffic Statistic Report
- Flow Table Traffic Statistic Report
- Flow Entry Traffic Statistic Report
- Managing scheduled reports
- Adding a scheduled report
- Viewing a scheduled report
- Controller Packet Loss Statistics Report
- Controller Traffic Statistic Report
- Group Traffic Statistic Report
- OF Instance Traffic Statistic Report
- SDN Asset Statistic Report
- Port Traffic Statistic Report
- Flow Table Traffic Statistic Report
- Flow Entry Traffic Statistic Report
- Managing real-time reports
- 10 SDNM widgets
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- 1 UAM overview
- UAM in the EAD solution
- UAM functional structure
- UAM user types
- UAM access control settings
- Access and authentication methods
- UAM and access device cooperation
- Other UAM functions
- 2 UAM authentication architecture
- UAM function in simple AAA authentication model
- UAM authentication architecture description
- BYOD
- Roaming
- UAM authentication configuration guide
- 802.1X authentication and UAM local authentication
- Portal authentication and UAM local authentication
- Transparent portal authentication
- Anonymous MAC authentication
- Transparent MAC authentication
- VPN authentication and UAM local authentication
- Mute terminal authentication
- LDAP authentication
- RSA authentication
- Certificate authentication
- Roaming authentication
- 3 UAM menus and common operations
- 4 Service quick experience
- 5 Accessing service configuration wizard
- 6 Using the service fast deploy function
- 7 Configuring access conditions
- 8 Configuring user access policies
- 9 Managing endpoint identification
- 10 Configuring BYOD
- 11 Managing access users
- Access users and platform users
- Determining appropriate access user type
- Determining authentication priorities
- Managing ordinary access users
- Accessing the access user list page
- Querying ordinary access users
- Viewing ordinary access user details
- Adding an ordinary access user
- Bulk importing ordinary access users
- Bulk exporting ordinary access users
- Approving trial accounts
- Modifying an ordinary access user
- Bulk modifying ordinary access users
- Temporarily cancelling normal accounts
- Restoring temporarily cancelled accounts to normal accounts
- Deleting ordinary access users
- Adding ordinary access users to the blacklist
- Releasing ordinary access users from the blacklist
- Applying for services for ordinary access users
- Cancelling a service for ordinary access users
- Regrouping ordinary access users
- Managing preregistered users
- Managing mute terminal users
- Accessing the mute terminal user configuration profile list page
- Viewing mute terminal user configuration profile details
- Adding a mute terminal user configuration profile
- Modifying a mute terminal user configuration profile
- Activating mute terminal user configuration profiles
- Deleting mute terminal user configuration profiles
- Managing LDAP users
- Managing guests
- A visitor preregisters a guest and the guest manager registers a preregistered guest
- On the self-service login page, a visitor preregisters a guest for auto-registration
- On the portal login page, a visitor preregisters a guest for auto-registration
- A guest manager creates a guest
- Managing guest managers in UAM
- Configuring guest services in UAM
- Managing guest policies
- Configuring guest service parameters
- Preregistering a guest on the self-service center login page (by a guest)
- Managing preregistered guests in the self-service center (by a guest manager)
- Accessing the preregistered guest list page
- Performing a basic query for preregistered guests
- Performing an advanced query for preregistered guests
- Viewing preregistered guest details
- Guest registration prerequisites
- Registering a single preregistered guest
- Bulk registering preregistered guests
- Deleting a single preregistered guest
- Bulk deleting preregistered guests
- Managing registered guests in the self-service center (by a guest manager)
- Accessing the guest list page
- Performing a basic query for guests
- Performing an advanced query for guests
- Viewing guest details
- Adding a guest
- Importing guests in batches
- Modifying the password of a single guest
- Modifying detailed information about a single guest
- Changing the service for a guest
- Sending SMS messages to a single guest
- Scheduling SMS messages for guests
- Bulk modifying the expiration time for guests
- Bulk changing the guest manager for guests
- Bulk resetting the passwords for guests
- Printing information of a single guest
- Bulk printing guest information
- Deleting guests
- IMC administrator managing guests in UAM
- Accessing the guest list page
- Performing a basic query for guests
- Performing an advanced query for guests
- View guest details
- Deleting guests
- Regrouping guests
- Adding guests to the blacklist on the guest list page
- Adding a guest to the blacklist on the guest details page
- Releasing a guest from the blacklist on the guest details page
- Releasing guests from the blacklist on the blacklisted user list page
- Managing blacklisted users
- Accessing the blacklisted user list page
- Querying blacklisted users
- Viewing blacklist information
- Adding users to the blacklist
- Adding ordinary access, mute terminal, or LDAP users to the blacklist on the access user list page
- Adding an ordinary access, mute terminal, or LDAP user to the blacklist on the access user details page
- Adding guests to the blacklist on the guest list page
- Adding a guest to the blacklist on the guest details page
- Releasing a blacklisted user
- Batch operations
- 12 Managing endpoint devices
- Managing endpoint devices
- Viewing the endpoint list
- Querying endpoints
- Viewing endpoint details
- Importing endpoint information
- Modifying endpoint information
- Configuring transparent authentication for endpoints
- Associating users with an endpoint device
- Clearing associated users for endpoint devices
- Batch deleting endpoints
- Clearing endpoint information
- Managing endpoint configurations
- BYOD quick deployment process for iOS/OS X endpoints
- BYOD quick deployment process for Android endpoints
- BYOD quick deployment process for Windows PC endpoints
- Configuring endpoint configuration templates
- Viewing the configuration template list
- Querying configuration templates
- Viewing configuration template details
- Adding an SCEP template
- Adding a general configuration template for iOS/OS X
- Adding a general configuration template for Android
- Adding a Wi-Fi template for iOS/OS X
- Adding a Wi-Fi template for Android
- Adding a password policy template for iOS/OS X
- Adding a password policy template for Android
- Adding a mail configuration template
- Adding a VPN configuration template
- Modifying a configuration template
- Deleting a configuration template
- Configuring endpoint configuration distribution policies
- Managing endpoint configuration tools
- Managing the endpoint configuration history
- Managing endpoint devices
- 13 Configuring access devices
- Access device configuration tasks
- Configuring access devices
- Accessing the access device list page
- Querying access devices
- Viewing access device details
- Viewing the access device configuration
- Adding access devices
- Modifying access devices
- Deleting access devices
- Synchronizing port configurations on access devices
- Deploying configurations to access devices
- Accessing the batch deployment page
- Accessing the individual deployment page
- Deploying AAA configuration to H3C wired devices
- Deploying AAA configuration to H3C wireless devices
- Deploying AAA configuration to HP wired devices
- Deploying authentication port configuration to an H3C or HP switch
- Deploying commands to access devices
- Viewing configuration deployment results
- Configuring ARP spoofing attack protection
- Configuring access device types
- Configuring proprietary attribute assignment policies
- Proprietary attribute assignment policy workflow
- Accessing the Proprietary Attribute Assignment Policy List page
- Viewing proprietary attribute assignment policy details
- Adding a proprietary attribute assignment policy
- Modifying a proprietary attribute assignment policy
- Deleting a proprietary attribute assignment policy
- 14 Configuring portal authentication
- Configuring UAM as the portal server
- Configuring IP address groups
- Configuring portal devices
- Accessing the device list page
- Querying portal devices
- Viewing portal device details
- Adding a portal device
- Modifying a portal device
- Deleting a portal device
- Configuring port groups
- Deploying configurations to a portal device
- Parameters for Comware V5 switches and routers
- Parameters for Comware V3 switches and routers
- Parameters for wireless devices
- Viewing the configurations last deployed to a portal device
- Viewing the process of last deployment
- Configuring PDAs to support portal authentication
- 15 Configuring transparent portal authentication
- Enabling transparent authentication for portal endpoints
- Maintaining the transparent portal user list
- Accessing the transparent portal user list page
- Querying transparent portal users
- Viewing detailed information about an endpoint
- Managing transparent authentication characters
- Accessing the HTTP Character Management page
- Querying HTTP characters
- Adding an HTTP character
- Modifying an HTTP character
- Deleting an HTTP character
- Enabling transparent authentication for endpoint devices
- Disabling transparent authentication for endpoint devices
- Deleting endpoint devices in batches
- 16 Configuring MAC/BYOD authentication
- 17 Configuring computer authentication
- 18 Configuring LDAP authentication
- Managing LDAP servers
- Managing LDAP synchronization policies
- Accessing the LDAP synchronization policy list page
- Querying LDAP synchronization policies
- Viewing LDAP synchronization policy details
- Adding an LDAP synchronization policy
- Modifying an LDAP synchronization policy
- Deleting an LDAP synchronization policy
- Manually executing a synchronization policy
- Managing users bound to an LDAP synchronization policy
- Validating on-demand synchronization policies
- Managing LDAP users
- Viewing LDAP users
- Querying LDAP users
- Viewing LDAP user details
- Binding common users with LDAP synchronization policies
- Unbinding LDAP users with an LDAP synchronization policy
- Synchronizing LDAP users
- Modifying LDAP user information
- Deleting LDAP users
- Adding an LDAP user to the blacklist
- Releasing an LDAP user from the blacklist
- Applying for services for LDAP users
- Cancelling services for LDAP users
- Exporting LDAP users
- Batch LDAP User Operations
- Supplementary information for LDAP user passwords stored in UAM
- 19 Configuring certificate authentication
- 20 Configuring RSA authentication
- 21 Configuring roaming authentication
- 22 Configuring third-party authentication
- 23 Customizing terminal pages
- Managing and applying portal page sets
- Managing and applying preregistration page sets
- Managing PC preregistration pages
- Accessing the PC preregistration page list page
- Managing template-based preregistration page sets
- Adding a template-based preregistration page set
- Copying a template-based preregistration page set
- Modifying a template-based preregistration page set
- Deleting a template-based preregistration page set
- Editing a template-based preregistration page
- Previewing a template-based preregistration page
- Publishing a template-based preregistration page
- Managing imported preregistration page sets
- Managing cell phone preregistration page sets
- Applying preregistration page sets
- Managing PC preregistration pages
- Managing and applying BYOD page sets
- Modifying and applying the self-service login page
- 24 Configuring page push policies
- 25 Monitoring and auditing
- Managing online users
- Managing local online users
- Accessing the local online user list page
- Performing an basic query for local online users
- Performing a advanced query for local online users
- Viewing local online user details
- Sending messages to local online users
- Kicking out local online users
- Clearing online user information
- Adding a local online user to the blacklist
- Removing a local online user from the blacklist
- Customizing the local online user list
- Managing roaming online users
- Managing device online users
- Managing local online users
- Managing logs
- Managing authentication failure logs
- Managing access detail records
- Managing roaming-access detail records
- Managing security logs
- Managing authentication violation logs
- Managing iNode driver audit
- Managing self-service logs
- Managing device management user authentication logs
- Managing RADIUS track
- Managing endpoint conflict audit logs
- Managing Internet access audit logs
- Managing data export tasks
- Managing online users
- 26 Delivering messages
- 27 Managing the access service topology function
- Managing access service topology views
- Accessing the access service topology view list page
- Adding an access service topology view
- Modifying an access service topology view
- Deleting an access service topology view
- Accessing an access service topology view
- Adding a non-access device to an access service topology
- Adding an access device to an access service topology
- Deleting devices from an access service topology
- Managing devices on an access service topology
- Unmanaging devices on an access service topology
- Synchronizing a device on an access service topology
- Accessing an access service topology
- Pinging a device on an access service topology
- TraceRoute
- Opening the Web manager
- Telnetting to a device on an access service topology
- Managing access service topologies
- Accessing an access service topology
- Configuring a device as an access device
- Viewing access device information
- Configuring an access device as a non-access device
- Displaying user terminals
- Querying user terminals
- Querying online users
- Querying online user details
- Kicking out users
- Clearing online information
- Sending messages
- Adding an online user to the blacklist
- Unblacklisting an online user
- Locking an online user
- Unlocking an online user
- Managing access service topology views
- 28 Managing reports
- 29 Configuring device management users
- 30 Managing trouble reports
- 31 Managing user groups and service groups
- Managing user groups
- Accessing the User Group List page
- Viewing a subgroup
- Viewing user group details
- Viewing subgroup details
- Adding a user group
- Adding a subgroup
- Modifying a user group
- Modifying a subgroup
- Deleting a user group
- Deleting a subgroup
- Viewing users in a user group or subgroup
- Querying users in a user group or subgroup
- Moving users between user groups
- Managing service groups
- Managing user groups
- 32 Configuring global system settings
- Configuring system parameters
- Configuring policy server parameters
- Configuring user endpoint settings
- Configuring endpoint aging time parameters
- Configuring UAM system operation log parameters
- Configuring the password strategy
- Managing auto-cancel accounts tasks
- Configuring roaming
- Configuring domain controller-assisted PEAP authentication
- Configuring wireless positioning parameters
- Configuring authentication notify parameters
- Configuring client anti-crack
- Configuring proxy server detection settings
- Configuring SMS
- Configuring the third-party authentication system
- Configuring the cell phone number ranges
- Configuring a certificate
- Configuring client upgrade in UAM
- Configuring smart device client upgrade
- Configuring unified authentication
- Validating system settings manually
- 33 Using the user self-service
- Using the PC version of the user self-service center
- Using the touch version of the user self-service center
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- Title Page
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 UCHM Overview
- 2 Quick start
- 3 Using At a Glance
- Accessing the At a Glance page
- Lync service health overview
- Lync topology
- Resource view
- Call view
- Top 5 Devices with Most Lync Alarms
- Lync QoS Evaluation for the Last 24 Hours
- 4 Managing the Lync topology
- 5 Managing resources
- Managing Lync servers
- Managing PSTN gateways
- Managing Lync endpoints
- 6 Managing Lync call records
- 7 Managing Lync alarms
- 8 Measuring Lync QoS
- 9 Configuring parameter settings
- 10 Acronyms and terms
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- 00-Preface
- 01-text
- 1 VoIP Overview
- 2 Viewing the homepage
- 3 VCX device management
- VCX device
- Viewing the VCX device list
- Querying the VCX device
- Synchronizing the VCX information
- Configuring the VCX device
- Maintaining VCX components
- Viewing VCX configurations
- Managing trap messages sent by the SNMP agent
- Configuring the XML accounting server
- Configuring the VCX data server
- Configuring the application downloader
- Configuring the SIP call processor
- Configuring QoS monitoring and trusted endpoints
- Managing servers
- Configuring servers
- Configuring IP messaging system
- Viewing voice performance monitoring information
- 4 Managing NBX devices
- 5 Managing media gateway devices
- Viewing the media gateway device list
- Querying media gateway devices
- Synchronizing media gateway devices
- Managing H3C MSR media gateway devices
- Managing AudioCodes media gateway devices
- 6 Managing and detecting IP phones
- 7 Configuration management
- 8 Viewing VSM topologies
- 9 Managing calls
- Managing call history records
- Managing the extensions groups
- Viewing the Extensions Group List
- Adding a group to the Extensions Group List
- Modifying a group on the Extensions Group List
- Querying groups on the Extensions Group List
- Deleting a group from the Extensions Group List
- Viewing the Extensions Group/Extension Number List
- Adding a sub extensions group
- Adding extension numbers to an extensions group
- Modifying a sub extensions group or extension number
- Querying sub extensions groups or extension numbers for an extensions group
- Deleting a sub extensions group
- Deleting extension numbers
- Viewing the Extensions Group Summary
- 10 Voice service
- 11 Evaluating VoIP QoS
- 12 VSM settings
- 13 Managing voice service reports
- Managing real-time reports
- Viewing a Calls Distribution Report
- Viewing an All Calls Report
- Viewing a Termination Cause Report
- Viewing a Calling Extension Number Distribution Report
- Viewing a Calling Extension Number Summary Report
- Viewing a Calling Extension Number Detail Report
- Viewing a Called Extension Number Distribution Report
- Viewing a Called Extension Number Summary Report
- Viewing a Called Extension Number Detail Report
- Viewing a Group Summary Report
- Viewing an Extension Number Detail Report
- Viewing a QoS Monitoring Report
- Viewing an Extension Number QoS Monitor Report
- Viewing a Service Summary Report
- Viewing a Device Summary Report
- Managing scheduled reports
- Adding a scheduled report
- Viewing scheduled reports
- Calls Distribution Report
- All Calls Report
- Termination Cause Report
- Calling Extension Number Distribution Report
- Calling Extension Number Summary Report
- Calling Extension Number Detail Report
- Called Extension Number Distribution Report
- Called Extension Number Summary Report
- Called Extension Number Detail Report
- Group Summary Report
- Extension Number Detail Report
- QoS Monitoring Report
- Extension Number QoS Monitor Report
- Service Summary Report
- Device Summary Report
- Managing real-time reports
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- 1 TACACS+ Authentication Manager overview
- 2 Configuring device user authentication
- Configuring TAM local authentication and authorization
- Configuring LDAP authentication + TAM local authorization
- Comparing the authentication-authorization methods
- 3 TAM functions and common operations
- 4 Performing device-related configuration
- 5 Managing authorization conditions
- 6 Authorization command
- 7 Managing authorization policies
- 8 Managing device users
- Configuring device user groups
- Viewing the device user group list
- Viewing device user group details
- Adding a device user group
- Adding a sub-group
- Modifying a device user group or a sub-group
- Deleting a device user group or a sub-group
- Viewing device users in a device user group or sub-group
- Modifying operator privileges for device user groups
- Configuring device users
- Configuring the blacklist user function
- Configuring device user groups
- 9 LDAP authentication
- LDAP overview
- Configuration prerequisites
- Managing LDAP servers
- Managing LDAP synchronization policies
- Viewing the LDAP synchronization policy list
- Viewing LDAP synchronization policy details
- Adding an LDAP synchronization policy
- Modifying an LDAP synchronization policy
- Deleting an LDAP synchronization policy
- Executing an LDAP synchronization policy
- Managing users bound to an LDAP synchronization policy
- Validating on-demand synchronization policies
- Managing LDAP users
- Viewing LDAP users
- Querying LDAP users
- Viewing LDAP user details
- Binding device users with an LDAP synchronization policy
- Unbinding users from an LDAP synchronization policy
- Synchronizing LDAP users
- Modifying LDAP user information
- Cancelling LDAP users
- Adding an LDAP user to the blacklist
- Releasing an LDAP user from the blacklist
- Exporting LDAP users
- Batch operations for LDAP users
- 10 Managing online users
- 11 Managing logs
- 12 Configuring global system settings
- 13 Regular expressions
- 14 Acronyms and terms
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| Pages: | 49 |
| Size: | 1.87 MB |
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- Exploring iMC BIMS
- Managing networks with iMC BIMS
- System settings
- Adding CPE authentication users
- Add CPE devices
- Configuring CWMP parameters of a CPE
- Configuration backup
- Deploying device configuration
- Deploying device software
- Auto deploying device configuration/software
- Comparing general configuration files
- Auto restoring configuration/software to baseline
- Displaying device interaction logs
- Adding an alarm definition
- Setting alarm notification
- Viewing real-time reports
- Adding a scheduled report
- Configuring device attributes in batches
- Device diagnosis
- WAN IP connection management
- WAN PPP connection management
- WAN DSL link configuration
- FAQ
- Acronyms
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| Pages: | 213 |
| Size: | 3.86 MB |
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- 1 IPsec VPN Manager overview
- 2 Quick start guide
- Accessing IVM
- IVM home page
- 24-Hour IPsec Tunnel Trend graph
- VPN Domain Traffic Trend graph
- VPN Domain Tunnel Counts pie chart
- Top 5 VPN Domains by Traffic bar chart
- Top 5 IPsec Tunnels by Receive Rate
- Top 5 IPsec Tunnels by Transmit Rate
- Top 5 IPsec Tunnels by Inbound Drop Rate
- Top 5 IPsec Tunnels by Outbound Drop Rate
- Highlighted IPsec Devices
- IVM quick start wizard
- Common operations
- Prerequisites for managing VPNs in IVM
- Determining network scenarios
- Installing and deploying IMC components
- Configuring network management protocols
- 3 Managing IVM
- Managing VPN domains
- Managing IPsec devices
- Viewing the IPsec device list
- Querying IPsec devices
- Import IMC devices to IVM
- Importing BIMS devices to IVM
- Synchronizing IPsec devices
- Deleting IPsec devices
- Setting tunnel traps
- Setting an encryption card for an IPsec device
- Configuring global IPsec settings for a device
- Viewing the DVPN registration information of a VAM client
- Managing IPsec tunnels
- Managing IPsec proposals
- Managing IKE proposals
- Managing DVPN security configuration
- Configuring IVM service parameters
- Monitoring tunnels and VPN domains
- Managing VPN domain topologies
- 4 Building VPN networks with IVM
- Building an IPsec VPN network
- Building a GRE over IPsec VPN network
- Building a DVPN network
- 5 Building VPN networks with IVM and BIMS
- Building an IPsec VPN network
- Building a GRE over IPsec VPN network
- Building a DVPN network
- 6 IVM service report
- 7 Maintaining VPNs
- Managing IPsec VPN domains
- Managing GRE over IPsec VPN domain
- Modifying a GRE over IPsec VPN domain
- Querying GRE over IPsec tunnels
- Undeploying GRE over IPsec tunnels
- Deleting GRE over IPsec tunnels
- Changing the deployment status of an undeployment failed GRE over IPsec tunnel
- Adding GRE over IPsec tunnels with virtual spoke devices
- Importing GRE over IPsec tunnels from a file
- Managing DVPN domains
- Auto-discovering DVPNs
- Modifying a DVPN domain
- Viewing device list of a DVPN domain
- Querying devices in a DVPN domain
- Adding a device to a DVPN domain
- Deleting devices from a DVPN domain
- Synchronizing device configuration
- Deleting DVPN configuration from a device
- Synchronizing device configuration to IVM
- Managing spokes by group
- Setting the primary VAM Server
- Viewing the DVPN sessions of a VAM client
- Resetting the DVPN sessions of a VAM client
- Viewing the tunnel list of a DVPN domain
- Querying tunnels in a DVPN domain
- Adding a DVPN tunnel for auditing
- Deleting audited DVPN tunnels
- Manually auditing DVPN tunnels
- Modifying the tunnel audit period of a DVPN domain
- Viewing the DVPN session information of a tunnel
- Resetting DVPN sessions of a tunnel
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| Pages: | 371 |
| Size: | 20.35 MB |
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- Title Page
- 00-Preface
- 01-Text
- 1 Introduction to Network Traffic Analyzer
- 2 Configuring NTA for traffic analysis and auditing
- Managing NTA data sources
- Managing NTA servers
- Managing applications in NTA
- Configuring NTA traffic analysis parameters
- Using NTA filtering strategies
- Database space management
- Data export
- Anomaly detection management
- 3 Host session monitoring
- 4 Interface monitoring
- Interface traffic analysis overview
- Managing interface traffic analysis Tasks
- Viewing interface traffic analysis reports
- Navigating to the interface traffic analysis reports
- Summary reports for all interface tasks
- Detailed reports for an interface traffic analysis task
- Traffic reports
- Application reports
- Individual application reports
- Application traffic trend
- TopN application usage list
- TopN traffic report for unknown TCP/UDP application by port
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP application by port
- Traffic trend report for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic details list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- Protocol reports
- Individual protocol reports
- Application category reports
- Individual application category reports
- Source reports
- Destination reports
- Session reports
- 5 VLAN monitoring
- VLAN traffic analysis overview
- Managing VLAN traffic analysis tasks
- Viewing VLAN traffic analysis reports
- Navigating to VLAN traffic analysis reports
- Summary reports for all VLAN traffic analysis tasks
- Detailed reports for a VLAN traffic analysis task
- Traffic reports
- Application reports
- Query applications
- Application list
- Application traffic trend
- Application traffic trend for an individual application
- TopN application usage list for an individual application
- TopN traffic report for unknown TCP/UDP application by port
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP application by port
- Traffic trend report for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic details list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic report for unknown TCP/UDP application by source
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP application by source
- Traffic trend report for unknown TCP/UDP applications by source
- TopN traffic details list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by source
- TopN traffic report for unknown TCP/UDP application by destination
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP application by destination
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP application by destination
- TopN traffic details list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by destination
- Protocol Reports
- Application category reports
- Source reports
- Destination reports
- Session reports
- 6 Probe monitoring
- Probe traffic monitoring overview
- Managing probe traffic analysis tasks
- Viewing probe traffic analysis reports
- Navigating to the probe traffic analysis reports
- Summary reports for all probe tasks
- Detailed reports for a probe traffic analysis task
- Traffic reports
- Application reports
- Individual application reports
- Application traffic trend
- TopN application usage list
- TopN traffic report for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by source host
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by destination host
- Traffic trend report for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic details for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- Protocol reports
- Individual protocol reports
- Application category reports
- Individual application category reports
- Source reports
- Destination reports
- Session reports
- 7 Application monitoring
- Application traffic analysis overview
- Managing application traffic analysis tasks
- Viewing application traffic analysis reports
- 8 Host monitoring
- Host traffic analysis overview
- Managing host traffic analysis tasks
- Viewing host traffic analysis reports
- Navigating to the host traffic analysis reports
- Summary reports for all host tasks
- Detailed reports for a host traffic analysis task
- Traffic reports
- Application reports
- Individual application reports
- Application traffic trend
- TopN application usage list
- TopN traffic report for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by source host
- TopN traffic list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by destination host
- TopN Traffic Details List for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- TopN traffic details list for unknown TCP/UDP applications by port
- Protocol Reports
- Individual protocol reports
- Application category reports
- Individual application category reports
- Source reports
- Destination reports
- Session reports
- 9 VPN monitoring
- VPN traffic analysis overview
- Managing VPN traffic analysis tasks
- Viewing VPN traffic analysis reports
- Navigating to the VPN traffic analysis reports
- Summary reports for all VPN tasks
- Granular reports for a VPN traffic analysis task
- 10 Inter-business monitoring
- Inter-business traffic analysis overview
- Managing inter-business traffic analysis tasks
- Viewing inter-business traffic analysis reports
- 11 Performing traffic log audits in NTA
- 12 NTA reports
- 13 NTA widgets
- 14 Analyzing traffic between virtual machines
- 15 Acronyms and terms
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| Size: | 1.52 MB |
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| Size: | 13.62 MB |
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- 1 Application Manager overview
- 2 Quick start
- 3 Monitor management
- Application monitor
- Viewing the application monitor list
- Customizing the application monitor list
- Viewing associated applications
- Viewing root cause analysis
- Querying application monitors
- Adding an application monitor
- Modifying an application monitor
- Deleting application monitors
- Setting the management status of an application monitor
- Start polling
- Host monitoring
- Class monitoring
- Custom views
- Application monitor
- 4 Topology and application group management
- 5 APM agent management
- 6 Configuration management
- 7 Widget management
- 8 Windows OS monitor
- 9 UNIX server monitor
- AIX
- SCO UNIX
- Solaris
- FreeBSD
- Mac OS
- OpenBSD
- HP-UX
- 10 Linux server monitor
- 11 Database server monitor
- SQL Server
- MySQL
- Oracle
- DB2
- Informix
- PostgreSQL
- DBQuery
- Sybase
- 12 Application server monitor
- .NET server
- JBoss server
- Tomcat server
- Lync 2010
- Lync 2013
- Oracle Application Server
- WebLogic server
- GlassFish server
- WebSphere server
- Jetty
- Lotus Domino server
- 13 Web server monitor
- 14 Mail server monitor
- Exchange Server 2003
- Exchange Server 2007
- Exchange Server 2010
- POP3
- SMTP
- 15 Web service monitor
- 16 LDAP service monitor
- 17 File/Directory monitor
- 18 Service monitor
- 19 HTTP service monitor
- 20 Middleware/Portal monitor
- Office SharePoint 2007
- Adding an Office SharePoint 2007 application monitor
- Modifying an Office SharePoint 2007 application monitor
- Viewing the Office SharePoint 2007 application monitor report
- Monitor Information
- Availability Today
- CPU Usage Ratio
- Memory Status
- Excel Calculation Services
- Office Search Collector
- Excel Service Web Front End
- Excel Web Access
- Active Server Pages
- Document Conversion
- Service
- Office Search Archive Plugin
- Office Search Plan Plugin
- Office Server Search Index
- Web Content Publishing Management Storage
- Office SharePoint 2010
- Office SharePoint 2013
- ActiveMQ
- WebSphere MQ
- Office SharePoint 2007
- 21 SAP monitor
- Prerequisites
- Adding a SAP application monitor
- Modifying a SAP application monitor
- Viewing the SAP application monitor report
- Monitor Information
- Availability Today
- CPU Usage
- Spool Process Usage
- Background Processing Usage
- Dialog Response Time
- Memory Page Dispatcher
- Disk Space Usage
- Pending Background Processes
- Background Processing Terminations
- Background Processing Errors
- SAP System Work Queue
- Dialog Network Response Time
- Standardization Response Time
- Login User
- Buffer
- Dispatcher Queue Usage
- Request Queue Usage
- Spool Work Statistics
- Device Cache
- Host Spool List
- 22 Virtual device monitor
- Citrix XenServer
- Hyper-V
- Adding a Hyper-V application monitor
- Modifying a Hyper-V application monitor
- Viewing the Hyper-V application monitor report
- Monitor Information
- Availability Today
- Hyper-V System
- Hyper-V System Service
- Logical Processor Usage
- Memory Usage
- Dynamic Memory Equalizer
- Memory Management Information
- Root Partition Memory Usage
- VM Processor Usage
- Virtual Switch Information
- Total Partition Memory Usage
- Virtual Switch Port Information
- Host/VM Monitor
- Virtual Network Adapter
- Virtual Storage Information
- KVM
- Adding a KVM application monitor
- Modifying a KVM application monitor
- Viewing the KVM application monitor report
- Monitor Information
- Availability Today
- Basic Server Information
- VM List
- Server CPU Usage
- Server Memory Usage
- File System Usage Ratio
- Network Interface Statistics
- Basic VM Information
- Virtual CPU Information
- VM Disk Image Files
- Image File Details
- VM Network Interface List
- VM Network Interface Statistics
- CAS
- Adding a CAS application monitor
- Modifying a CAS application monitor
- Viewing the CAS application monitor report
- Monitor Information
- Availability Today
- Basic Server Information
- VM List
- Server CPU Information
- Server Memory Information
- File System Usage
- Network Interface Statistics
- Basic VM Information
- Virtual CPU Information
- VM Disk Image Files
- Image File Details
- VM Network Interface List
- VM Network Interface Statistics
- VMware ESX
- 23 Storage device monitor
- Common storage device application monitor
- HP MSA P2000 application monitor
- 24 APM service report
- 25 Configuration examples