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- Administer
- License
- Set Up Application Failover
- Configure NNMi in a High Availability Cluster
- NNMi and NNM iSPI Default Ports
- General Concepts for Configuration
- Configure NNMi to Use a Different Java Development Kit
- NNMi Communications
- NNMi Discovery
- NNMi State Polling
- NNMi Incidents
- Configure NNMi Console
- NNMi Auditing
- Manage Certificates
- Use Single Sign-On (SSO) with NNMi
- Configure NNMi to Support Public Key Infrastructure User Authentication
- Configuring the Telnet and SSH Protocols for Use by NNMi
- Integrate NNMi with a Directory Service through LDAP
- Multihomed NNMi Management Server
- Managing Overlapping IP Addresses in NAT Environments
- What is NAT?
- What are the Benefits of NAT?
- What Types of NAT are Supported?
- How is NAT Implemented in NNMi?
- Static NAT Considerations
- Dynamic NAT and PAT Considerations
- Deploy NNMi in a Network Address Translation (NAT) Environment
- How NNMi Calculates State and Status in a Network Address Translation (NAT) Environment
- NNMi Security and Multi-Tenancy
- Configure NNMi to Work in a GNM Environment
- Configuring NNMi Advanced for IPv6
- Quick Start Configuration Wizard
- Manage environment variables
- Console features useful for configuration tasks
- Actions provided by NNMi
- Processes and services
- Connect multiple NNMi Management Servers (NNMi Advanced)
- Configure communication protocol
- Discover your network
- Configure Device Profiles (sysObjectIDs)
- Create Groups of Nodes or Interfaces
- Monitor Network Health
- Configure the NNMi User Interface
- Configure Security
- Configure Incidents
- Use RAMS with NNMi Advanced
- Extend NNMi Capabilities
- Integrate NNMi Elsewhere with URLs
- Administer SNMP Traps
- Maintain NNMi
- Security Configuration
- Modify Default Settings
- NNMi Logging
- NNMi Northbound Interface
- Use Operations Bridge Reporter to View Reports
- Network Node Manager i Reference Pages
- Administer NPS
- Administer the NNM iSPI Performance for QA
- Administer the NNM iSPI Performance for Traffic
- Administer the NNM iSPI for MPLS
- Administer the NNM iSPI for IP Multicast
- Administer the NNM iSPI for IP Telephony
Managing Overlapping IP Addresses in NAT Environments
NNMi helps you manage areas of your network that include Network Address Translation (NAT) domain implementations (potentially causing duplicate IP addresses, and requiring NNMi configuration for handling the NAT internal/external IP address pairs). NNMi administrators identify each NAT domain by creating a Tenant definition. NNMi identifies each Node by using a Tenant / IP address pair. Addresses are not considered duplicates unless they are duplicated within one Tenant’s group of Nodes.
Note Duplicate IP addresses outside of the context of NAT domain integrations: If your network includes firewall or load-balancer devices that have duplicate IP addresses / MAC addresses (such as virtual instances hosted on a physical device). The NNMi administrator populates a configuration file with the sysObjectId values of the firewall and load-balancer. Then, NNMi successfully acknowledges each instance of a Node object having those sysObjectId values (rather than merging all as if they were the same Node object).
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