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- Configure NNMi to Work in a GNM Environment
- Configuring Single Sign-On for Global Network Management
- Configuring Forwarding Filters on the Regional Managers
- Connecting a Global Manager with a Regional Manager
- Determining the Connection States from global1 to regional1 and regional2
- Reviewing global1 Inventory
- Disconnecting Communication between global1 and regional1
- Discovery and Data Synchronization
- Replicating Custom Attributes from a Regional Manager to the Global Manager
- Status Poll or Configuration Poll a Device
- Determining Device Status and NNMi Incident Generation using a Global Manager
- Configuring Application Failover for Global Network Management
- Verify the Global Network Management Configuration
- Global Network Management and NNM iSPIs or Third-Party Integrations
- Global Network Management and Address Translation Protocols
Configuring Forwarding Filters on the Regional Managers
In this example, global1
communicates with both regional1
and regional2
. To control the node object data you want the global manager, global1
, to receive from regional managers regional1
and regional2
, you must configure forwarding filters on both regional1
and regional2
.
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