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Card Capabilities Provided by NNMi
The Card Form: Capabilities Tab displays a table of any capabilities added to a particular card object. Capabilities enable NNMi and application programmers to provide more information about a card than what is initially stored in the NNMi database.
External applications can also add capabilities.
KEY: com.hp.<product>.capability.<content>.<vendor/org>.<MIB/feature>
Any Capability provided by NNMi begins with the prefix com.hp.nnm.capability
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<product>
= Either NNMi or the NNM iSPI providing this capability.
<content>
= chassis, card, ipaddr (address), iface (interface), lag (Link AggregationProtocols used on Switches to configure multiple Interfaces (Aggregation Member Interfaces) to function as if they were one (an Aggregator Interface). When two Aggregator Interfaces establish a connection, that connection is an Aggregator Layer 2 Connection. The Aggregator Layer 2 Connection appears on Layer 2 Neighbor View maps as a thick line with an Interface icon at each end (representing the Aggregator Interface). or Split Link AggregationLink Aggregation with more than two endpoints. Some vendors refer to this as Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation, SLAG, MLAG, or MC-LAG. interface), node, rrp (Router Redundancy), or metric (Node Sensor or Physical Sensor).
<vendor/org>
= Standards organization or vendor defining the MIB or feature associated with the capability.
<MIB/feature>
= What this capability measures.
Note The following table shows an example of the Capabilities provided by NNMi.
Unique Key | Capability | Description |
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com.hp.nnm.capability.card.fru
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Field Replaceable Unit | Indicates the device is a replaceable card (Field Replaceable Unit). |
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