Log on

Log on to the NNMi console as an operator with the credentials provided by your administrator. To log on to the NNMi console, open a web browser and specify the following URL:

http://<NNMi_FQDN>:<port>/nnm

or

https://<NNMi_FQDN>:<port>/nnm

In this instance, <NNMi_FQDN> is the FQDN of the NNMi management server and <port> is the port configured with NNMi.

.Node and Incident Access

NNMi enables an NNMi administrator to limit visibility and control to parts of the network for some or all operators. Tenants are the top-level organization to which a node belongs.

Security Groups enable and NNMi administrator to group objects that require the same access level.

Security Group Mapping controls (through User Groups) which User Accounts can access a node and its hosted objects, such as an interface. Each node is associated with only one Security Group and Tenant.

Users see only those members of an object group (for example, Node Group or Router Redundancy Group) for which they have access. If a user cannot access any nodes in the group, the group is not visible to that user.

If your NNMi administrator has configured Security Groups to limit node access, then as a network operator you can view a node and its associated incidents only if one of the User Groups to which you belongs is associated with that node's Security Group.

If a node is deleted, only an NNMi administrator can view the incidents associated with that node.

Select Help → System Information to view the User Account, NNMi RoleDetermined by your membership in one of four special NNMi User Groups (NNMi Administrators, NNMi Level 2 Operators, NNMi Level 1 Operators, or NNMi Guest Users). This membership determines what you can see and do within the NNMi console., and User Groups for the current NNMi session.

Change Your Password

If your assigned NNMi Role is Guest, you cannot change the password. Contact your NNMi administrator to request a change of password.

NNMi administrators can allow certain users to change their NNMi password at any time using File → Change Password.

To change your NNMi password:

1. Select File → Change Password.
2. In the Old Password attribute, type your current password.

3. In the New Password attribute, type your new password.

   Type any amount of printable alpha-numeric characters or symbols.

4. In the Confirm Password attribute, retype your new password.
5. Click OK.