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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
Replicating Custom Attributes from a Regional Manager to the Global Manager
NNMienables you to set custom attributes on a regional manager and replicate those custom attributes to the global manager. For example, you can add custom attribute data to nodes on a regional manager and, after replicating that data to the global manager, use that data to enrich incidents for those nodes.
Note NNMi supports replication of custom attributes from a regional manager to a global manager for nodes and interfaces.
You can configure custom attribute replication in the NNMi console using the global manager’s Custom Attribute Replication tab (within Global Network Management configuration).
Note NNMi replicates custom attributes for unnumbered interfaces without any user configuration or input. See the NNMi help for more information.
In addition, you can use the nnmgnmattrcfg.ovpl command line interface tool to do the following:
- Add attributes to be replicated
- Remove attributes from being replicated
- Add attributes to be replicated using a file for bulk operations
- Remove attributes from being replicated using a file for bulk operations
See the nnmgnmattrcfg.ovpl reference page, or the Linux manpage, for more information.
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