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Actions provided by NNMi
Note (NNMi Advanced - Global Network Management feature) If your NNMi console is a Global Manager and the selected node is being managed by a Regional Manager (another NNMi management server in your network environment), some actions are not available.
The following tables describe the actions provided by NNMi:
- Actions Provided for Incidents
- Actions Provided for Trap Logging Configuration
- Actions Provided for Hypervisors and their Virtual Machines
- Actions Provided for Nodes
- Actions Provided for Interfaces and Virtual Switches
- Actions Provided for Addresses
- Actions Provided for VLANs
- Actions Provided for Cards
- Actions Provided for Chassis
- Actions Provided for Node Groups
- Actions Provided for Interface Groups
- Actions Provided for Router Redundancy Groups
- Actions Provided for Router Redundancy Member
- Actions Provided for Custom Polled Instances
- Actions Provided for Custom Poller Collections and Report Groups
- Actions Provided for Node Sensor and Physical Sensor
As shown in the table, the actions available depend on the object selected.
You can also right-click any object in a table or map view to access the items available within the Actions menu.Note the following:
- The Default NNMi Role determines the Actions displayed.
- The Minimum NNMi Role determines the lowest NNMi Role to which the Action can be configured.
- The Default Object Access Privileges determines the Actions a user can execute.
- As the NNMi Adminsitrator, you determine a user's NNMi Role and Object Access Privileges. See Configure Security for more information.
| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Node Actions | Provides access to all of the actions available for a the Incident's Source Node. See Actions Provided for Nodes for more information. | See Actions Provided for Nodes. | See Actions Provided for Nodes. |
| Interface Actions | Only available for incidents with the Source Object attribute value set to Interface. Provides access to all of the actions available for an interface. See Actions Provided for Interfaces for more information. | See Actions Provided for Interfaces. | See Actions Provided for Interfaces |
| IP Address Actions | Only available for incidents with the Source Object attribute value set to IP Address. Provides access to all of the actions available for an IP address. See Actions Provided for Addresses for more information. | See Actions Provided for IP Addresses. | See Actions Provided for IP Addresses |
| Node Group Map | Maps → Node Group Map Displays the lowest level Node Group map to which the Source Node belongs. For example, if the node belongs to a Child Node Group, the Child Node Group displays. See Node Group Maps. Note If the Source Node is a member of more than one Node Group, NNMi displays the list of possible Node Groups. Right-click the Node Group of interest and select Maps → Node Group Map. If the incident's Source Object is an Island Node Group, NNMi displays the Island Node Group map. See Island Node Groups. Note Incidents with the Source Object attribute value set to Island Node Group include Remote site in the incident message. When the selected Source Node is not a member of any Node Group, and you select the Node Group Map action, NNMi displays an information message. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Path View | Maps → Path View Displays a map showing the route between two specified nodes, using the Source Node as the starting point. Note (NNMi Advanced) Path View works only with IPv4 addresses. The NNMi Advanced IPv6 address values are not valid choices for Path View. Any devices in your network that are configured with IPv6 addresses cannot be displayed on Path View maps. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Source Node | Source Node Displays the Node form of the Source Node object instance. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Source Object | Displays the form of the source object instance. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Node Group Members | Node Group Members Island Node Group incidents only. Displays a table of the nodes that are members of the Island Node Group that is the Source Object for the selected incident. See Island Node Groups. Note Incidents with the Source Object attribute value set to Island Node Group include Remote site in the incident message. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Graph Custom Poller Results | Graph Custom Poller Results Graphs all MIB expressions from each of the Custom Poller Collections associated with the selected incident's Source Node. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Ping | Node Access → Ping Tests whether a node or IP address is reachable using the ping command from the NNMi console. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Open Web Page | Node Access → Open Web Page Opens the default Web page for the selected node. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Trace Route | Node Access → Trace Route Trace the route path to identify bottlenecks along the destination path provided. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Telnet | Node Access → Telnet Establish a connection to a node to view or change configuration information | Operator Level 2/Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Secure Shell | Node Access → Secure Shell Establish a connection to a node to view or change configuration information. | Operator Level 2/Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Delete | Delete Deletes the selected Incident object or objects (maximum 20). To delete more than 20 nodes, see the nnmnodedelete.ovpl Reference Page. | Administrator/Administrator | Object Administrator |
| In Progress | Change Lifecycle → In Progress Changes the lifecycle state to In Progress for the selected incident. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Completed | Change Lifecycle → Completed Changes the lifecycle state to Completed for the selected incident. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Close | Change Lifecycle → Close Changes the lifecycle state to Closed for the selected incident. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Assign Incident | Assign → Assign Incident Displays a list of registered users to select from. This user name appears in the Assigned To column of the incident view. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Own Incident | Assign → Own Incident Assigns the incident to the current user. This user name appears in the Assigned To column of the incident view. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Unassign Incident | Assign → Unassign Incident Removes the user name from the Assigned To column of the incident view. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Incident Configuration Reports | Displays a report of the configuration settings that define this Incident. See View an Incident Configuration Report for more information. | Administrator/Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Open Incident Configuration | Displays the selected Incident's configuration form. | Administrator/Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Run Diagnostics | Requires Network Node Manager iSPI Network Engineering Toolset Software (NNM iSPI NET) and requires installation of a Diagnostic Server. When installed, NNM iSPI NET gathers diagnostic information from the Source Node. | Operator Level 1/Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hypervisor Wheel | (NNMi Advanced) Actions → Hypervisor → Hypervisor Wheel NNMi provides an interactive popup dialog that shows the current resources provided by the selected hypervisorThe virtual machine manager in charge of delegating various aspects from a pool of resources to become virtual devices. The delegations might be static or dynamic, depending on the manufacture's implementation. The type of virtual machines being generated depends on the manufacturer's implementation. or virtual device (hosted by the hypervisor). This information is also available in the Analysis Pane or Dashboard view when a hypervisor or one of its resources is selected. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Hypervisor Loom | (NNMi Advanced) Actions → Hypervisor → Hypervisor Loom NNMi provides an interactive popup dialog that shows the current resources provided by the selected hypervisorThe virtual machine manager in charge of delegating various aspects from a pool of resources to become virtual devices. The delegations might be static or dynamic, depending on the manufacture's implementation. The type of virtual machines being generated depends on the manufacturer's implementation. or virtual device (hosted by the hypervisor). This information is also available in the Analysis Pane or Dashboard view when a hypervisor or one of its resources is selected. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Layer 2 Neighbor View | Maps → Layer 2 Neighbor View Represents your network's physical connections and LAN switch traffic routes. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Layer 3 Neighbor View | Maps → Layer 3 Neighbor View Represents your network's router traffic. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Node Group Map | Maps → Node Group Map Displays the lowest level Node Group map to which the selected Node belongs. For example, if the node belongs to a Child Node Group, the Child Node Group displays. See Node Group Maps. If the Node is a member of more than one Node Group, NNMi displays the list of possible Node Groups. Right-click the Node Group of interest and select Maps > Node Group Map. When the selected Source Node is not a member of any Node Group, and you select the Node Group Map action, NNMi displays an information message. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Path View | Maps → Path View Displays a map showing the route between two specified nodes, using the Source Node as the starting point. Note (NNMi Advanced) Path View works only with IPv4 addresses. The NNMi Advanced IPv6 address values are not valid choices for Path View. Any devices in your network that are configured with IPv6 addresses cannot be displayed on Path View maps. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Graphs | Displays a pre-configured graph of real-time data for a selected node. NNMi provides a set of Line Graph that are configured to display real-time SNMP data. Line Graph graphs can also come from the following sources:
| Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Ping (from server) | Node Access → Ping (from server) Tests whether a node is reachable using the ping command. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Open Web Page | Node Access → Open Web Page Opens the default Web page for the selected node. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Trace Route (from server) | Node Access → Trace Route (from server) Traces a route path from the using the traceroute command. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Telnet (from client) | Node Access → Telnet (from client) Uses Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) protocol from the computer that launched your current browser (not the NNMi management server) to open a Telnet (teletype network) virtual terminal command-line interface from the selected node or Source Node of the selected object. See Establish Contact with a Node. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Secure Shell (from client) | Node Access → Secure Shell (from client) Uses Secure Shell (SSH) protocol from the computer that launched your current browser (not the NNMi management server) to open a Secure Shell virtual terminal command-line interface from the selected node or Source Node of the selected object. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Status Poll | Polling → Status Poll Instructs NNMi to gather real-time data for all the information that NNMi uses to calculate Status for each selected Node (maximum 10). A window for each Node displays with a report about which information was gathered. The NNMi administrator determines the list of information gathered by establishing Monitoring configuration settings. See Monitor Network Health for more information. Note the following:
Tip The nnmstatuspoll.ovpl command line tool does the same thing as Actions → Status Poll. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Configuration Poll | Polling → Configuration Poll Runs a real-time configuration check of the selected device to detect any changes since the last discovery cycle. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Communication Settings | Configuration Details → Communication Settings Displays the communication configuration information for the selected node. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Administrator/ Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Monitoring Settings | Configuration Details → Monitoring Settings Displays the Monitoring Settings report about a particular node's SNMP Agent. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| List Supported MIBs | MIB Information → List Supported MIBs Display a list of the MIBs (Management Information Base) supported by a selected node. See Determine which MIBs a Specific Node Supports for more information. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| MIB Browser | MIB Information → MIB Browser The Using the MIB Browser, run SNMP Walk and Set commands on a particular node in your network environment and display the results. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 2 for SNMP Walk Object Administrator for SNMP Set |
| Node Group Membership | Create or modify a Node Group using the selected nodes. This action also enables you to remove Node Groups. See Create Node Groups From the Actions Menu | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Administrator |
| Custom Attributes | Add Custom Attributes to the selected nodes or interfaces. See Add Custom Attributes Using the Actions Menu | Administrator/ Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Open from Regional Manager | Issues a request to the Regional Manager (the NNMi management server that is responsible for monitoring the selected node) asking to display the Node form of the selected object. You must sign into that Regional Manager unless your network environment enables Single Sign-On (SSO) to that Regional Manager through the Global Manager. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Regional Manager Console | Issues a request to the Regional Manager (the NNMi management server that is responsible for monitoring the selected node) asking to display the NNMi console. Note You must sign into that Regional Manager unless your network environment provides Single Sign-On (SSO) to that Regional Manager. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Delete | Deletes the selected object or objects. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Administrator/ Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Manage | Management Mode → Changes the Management Mode of the selected node to Managed. Leaves the Direct Management Mode of any contained interfaces and addresses unchanged. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Manage (Reset All) | Management Mode → Changes the Management Mode of the objects associated with the selected node (IP Addreses, Interfaces, etc) to Inherited. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Not Managed | Management Mode → Changes the Management Mode of the selected node to (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Out of Service | Management Mode → Changes the Management Mode of the selected node to Out of Service. Leaves the Direct Management Mode of any associated Interfaces and IP Addresses unchanged. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Recalculate Out of Sync Physical Components | Recalculates the Management Mode of all physical components that are in the hierarchy of the selected node.
| NNMi Administrator | NNMi Administrator |
| Schedule Node Outage | Management Mode → Schedule Node Outage Opens the Scheduled Node Outage dialog, allowing you to notify NNMi of a past, present, or future event (Schedule Outage or Record a Past Outage). See Scheduling Outages for Nodes or Node Groups. During the Scheduled Outage:
(NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Run Diagnostics | Requires Network Node Manager iSPI Network Engineering Toolset Software (NNM iSPI NET) and requires installation of a Diagnostic Server. When installed, NNM iSPI NET gathers diagnostic information on the current node. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Show Attached End Nodes | Displays information about the end nodes that NNMi determines are attached to the specified switch. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager: The results are based on the current information in the NNMi database of the Global Manager (which contains copies of Node objects from all Regional Managers). | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
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Out of Service| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Graphs | Displays a pre-configured graph of real-time data for a selected interface. NNMi provides a set of Line Graphs that are configured to display real-time SNMP data. Line Graphs can also come from the following sources:
| Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Status Poll | Polling → Status Poll Instructs NNMi to gather real-time data for all the information that NNMi uses to calculate Status for each selected Interface. A window for each Interface displays with a report about which information was gathered. The NNMi administrator determines the list of information gathered by establishing Monitoring configuration settings. See Monitor Network Health for more information. Note the following:
Tip The nnmstatuspoll.ovpl command line tool does the same thing as Actions → Status Poll. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Monitoring Settings | Configuration Details → Monitoring Settings Displays the Monitoring Settings report about a particular Interface. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Custom Attributes | Add Custom Attributes to the selected nodes or interfaces. See Add Custom Attributes Using the Actions Menu | Administrator/ Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Manage | Management Mode → Manage Changes the Direct Management Mode of the interface to (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Manage (Reset All) | Management Mode → Manage (Reset All) Changes the Management Mode of the interface to (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Not Managed | Management Mode → Not Managed Changes the Management Mode of the interface to Not Managed. Leaves the Direct Management Mode of any associated addresses unchanged. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Out of Service | Management Mode → Out of Service Changes the Management Mode of the interface to Out of Service. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
Inherited. Leaves the Direct Management Mode of any associated addresses unchanged.| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Layer 2 Neighbor View | Maps → Layer 2 Neighbor View Represents your network's physical connections and LAN switch traffic routes. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Layer 3 Neighbor View | Maps → Layer 3 Neighbor View Represents your network's router traffic. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Node Group Map | Maps → Node Group Map Displays the lowest level Node Group map to which the Node that is hosting the selected IP Address belongs. For example, if the Node belongs to a Child Node Group, the Child Node Group displays. See Node Group Maps. If the Node that is hosting the selected IP address belongs to multiple Node Groups, NNMi displays the list of possible Node Groups. Right-click the Node Group of interest and select Maps → Node Group Map. When the selected Source Node is not a member of any Node Group, and you select the Node Group Map action, NNMi displays an information message. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Path View | Displays a map showing the route between two specified nodes, using the selected IP Address as the starting point. Note (NNMi Advanced) Path View works only with IPv4 addresses. The NNMi Advanced IPv6 address values are not valid choices for Path View. Any devices in your network that are configured with IPv6 addresses cannot be displayed on Path View maps. | Operator Level 1/ Guest | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Ping (from server) | Node Access → Ping (from server) Tests whether the Node that is hosting the selected IP Address is reachable using the ping command. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Open Web Page | Opens the default Web page for the selected IP Address. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Trace Route (from sever) | Node Access → Trace Route (from sever) Traces a route path using the traceroute command. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Telnet (from client) | Node Access → Telnet (from client) Uses Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) protocol from the computer that launched your current browser (not the NNMi management server) to open a Telnet (teletype network) virtual terminal command-line interface from the selected IP Address. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Secure Shell (from client) | Node Access → Secure Shell (from client) Uses Secure Shell (SSH) protocol from the computer that launched your current browser (not the NNMi management server) to open a Secure Shell virtual terminal command-line interface from the selected IP Address. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Communication Settings | Configuration Details → Communication Settings Displays the communication configuration information for the Node that is hosting the selected IP Address. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Administrator/ Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Monitoring Settings | Configuration Details → Monitoring Settings Displays the Monitoring Settings report about a particular IP address. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Status Poll | Polling → Status Poll Instructs NNMi to gather real-time data for all the information that NNMi uses to calculate Status for the Node that is hosting the selected IP Address. A window for each IP Address displays with a report about which information was gathered. The NNMi administrator determines the list of information gathered by establishing Monitoring configuration settings. See Monitor Network Health for more information. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Configuration Poll | Polling → Configuration Poll Runs a real-time configuration check of the Node that is hosting the selected IP Address to detect any changes since the last discovery cycle. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Manage | Management Mode → Manage Changes the Direct Management Mode of the address to Inherited. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Not Managed | Management Mode → Not Managed Changes the management mode of the address to Not Managed. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Out of Service | Management Mode → Out of Service Changes the management mode of the address to Out of Service. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status Poll | Polling → Status Poll Instructs NNMi to gather real-time data for all the information that NNMi uses to calculate Status for each selected card (maximum 10). A window for each card displays with a report about which information was gathered. The NNMi administrator determines the list of information gathered by establishing Monitoring configuration settings. See Monitor Network Health for more information. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Monitoring Settings | Configuration Details → Monitoring Settings Displays the Monitoring Settings report about a particular card. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Manage | Management Mode → Manage Changes the Direct Management Mode of the card to Inherited. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Not Managed | Management Mode → Not Managed Changes the management mode of the card to Not Managed. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Out of Service | Management Mode → Out of Service Changes the management mode of the card to Out of Service. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Recalculate Out of Sync Physical Components | Recalculate the Management Mode of all physical components that are in the node hierarchy of the selected card.
| NNMi Administrator | NNMi Administrator |
| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status Poll | Polling → Status Poll Instructs NNMi to gather real-time data for all the information that NNMi uses to calculate Status for each selected chassis (maximum 10). A window for each chassis displays with a report about which information was gathered. The NNMi administrator determines the list of information gathered by establishing Monitoring configuration settings. See Monitor Network Health for more information. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Monitoring Settings | Configuration Details → Monitoring Settings Displays the Monitoring Settings report about a particular chassis. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Manage | Management Mode → Manage Changes the Direct Management Mode of the chassis to Inherited. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Not Managed | Management Mode →Not Managed Changes the management mode of the chassis to Not Managed. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Out of Service | Management Mode →Out of Service Changes the management mode of the chassis to Out of Service. (NNMi Advanced) If the Global Network Management feature is enabled and you are signed into a Global Manager:
| Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Recalculate Out of Sync Physical Components | Recalculates the Management Mode of all physical components that are in the node hierarchy of the selected chassis.
| NNMi Administrator | NNMi Administrator |
| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
Requires Network Node Manager iSPI Performance for Metrics Software (NNM iSPI Performance for Metrics). To populate performance data in the dashboard views or enhance NNM iSPI Performance for Metrics reports by sharing NNMi configuration settings, install the optional Network Performance Server (NPS). | |||
| Show Report Configuration | Displays the Report Collection configuration associated with the selected Custom Poller Collection or Report Group. See Create a Report Group and Create a Report Collection for more information. | Administrator/ Administrator | Object Administrator |
| Reporting - Report Menu | Launches the Network Performance Server (NPS) console to show reports. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Reporting - Path Health | Launches the NPS console to show the report of the health of the network path displayed by Path View. This action is enabled only on the Path View. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Sync Interface and Node Groups | Forces NNMi to synchronize the Interface and Node Group information between NNMi and NNM iSPI Performance for Metrics more quickly than the default time frame. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Action | Description | NNMi Role Default/Minimum | Default Object Access Privilege |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status Poll | Polling →Status Poll Instructs NNMi to gather real-time data for all the information that NNMi uses to calculate Status for each selected sensor. A window for each selected sensor displays with a report about which information was gathered. The NNMi administrator determines the list of information gathered by establishing Monitoring configuration settings. See Monitor Network Health for more information. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Monitoring Settings | Configuration Details →Monitoring Settings Displays the Monitoring Settings report about the sensor. | Operator Level 1/ Operator Level 1 | Object Operator Level 1 |
| Manage | Management Mode → Manage Changes the Direct Management Mode of the sensor to Inherited. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Not Managed | Changes the Management Mode of the sensor to Not Managed. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |
| Out of Service | Changes the Management Mode of the sensor to Out of Service. | Operator Level 2/ Operator Level 2 | Object Operator Level 2 |