Available Components

Displays a list of the Actions (Tools, Run Books, Custom Actions, and Performance Dashboards) applicable to a selected event, its related CI, or the node that hosts the CI. For details, see Use the Actions pane.

Displays a summary of all the events that have occurred in the operating environment you are monitoring. For details, see Event Perspective.

Displays a summary of all the events that have occurred in the operating environment you are monitoring, together with the Details pane that displays detailed information about the selected event. For details, see Event Perspective.

Displays detailed information about the selected event in a dedicated pane below the Event Browser or as a popup window. For details, see Event Perspective.

Enables you to select a Monitoring Dashboard configuration that displays a summary of events that match an event filter or that are related to the configuration items included in a referenced view. Monitoring Dashboards display status information using different types of widgets (for example, stack and pie widgets). For details, see Monitoring Dashboard.

The Return on Investment Dashboard displays the proportion of events received by OMi that have been automatically handled against those that required intervention by operators. The higher the proportion of automatically handled events, the greater the contribution OMi is making to the management of your infrastructure. If the cost of manually handling a typical event is known, this value can be entered into OMi, based on which, the total cost saving achieved through OMi can be displayed. These statistics can be displayed for any specified time period within which OMi has been monitoring your IT environment. For details, see Return On Investment Dashboard.

Enables you to explore OMi step-by-step, following predefined paths and learning OMi features along the way. The map begins with an interactive tutorial. Each step offers built-in information as well as links to additional resources, for example, the related UI page, online help, or videos. Discover OMi tracks your progress so that you are aware of the areas you have already visited. Note that progress is stored locally, and that deleting browser cookies (or clicking Reset States within the map) will delete your progress.

Shows a map view of a selected device and its connector devices within a specified number of hops from the selected device. This view is useful for understanding the switch connectivity between devices.

Shows a map view of a selected device and it connector devices within a specified number of hops from the selected device. This view is useful for understanding the router connectivity between devices.

This is an enterprise customer view of how their sites are connected via service provided MPLS networks.

Shows the incidents that are most important to network operators, and that often require more immediate action.

Displays a map containing all (top-level) Node Groups that do not have parent Node Groups.

Displays a Node Group Map of the Router connectivity in your network.

Displays a Node Group map of the Switches connectivity in your network.

Shows the available Router Redundancy Groups created by the NNMi administrator. Each Router Redundancy Group is a set of two or more routers that use one or more virtual IP addresses to help ensure that information packets reach their intended destination.

Displays the Performance pane from which you can create and customize performance dashboards. For details, see Performance Perspective.

Displays the incidents opened for the selected CI, as well as planned changes and actual changes made to the CI. For details, see Changes and Incidents Component.

Displays a user-defined custom image that describes the real world that a view represents, with the view's CIs represented by real-time status indicators in the image. For details, see Custom Image component.

Displays, on a geographical map, real-time status indicators at the geographical location assigned to the view's CIs. The status indicator shows the worst status of the CIs at the geographical location. For details, see Geographical Map Component.

Displays details regarding the health indicators that are used to calculate and set the current status of a selected CI. For details, see Health Indicators Component.

Displays the topological view of the CIs affected by the event selected in the Event Browser pane or the topological neighborhood of the CI selected in any of the wired components on the same page. For details, see Health Top View Component.

Displays a hierarchy of CIs in a view, the KPIs assigned to each CI, and their KPI statuses. If you select a CI within the Hierarchy component you can see its detail links. When you click the detail links, you can access additional components which provide comprehensive data regarding the CI. For details, see Hierarchy Component.

The KPI Over Time dashboard enables you to view the statuses and status summaries of selected KPIs and CIs over time. The dashboard lets you choose from a number of widgets to survey historical KPI status data and the health of the monitored environment at a glance. For details, see KPI Over Time Dashboard and Working with the KPI Over Time Dashboard as a Component.

Displays CI bars that represent real-time IT performance metrics mapped onto business applications, linked by lines that represent relationships between CIs. For details, see Top View Component.

Displays a list of views and their CI hierarchies. The component enables you to select a view and browse through its CI hierarchy, or to search for a CI in the selected view. For details, see View Explorer Component.

Displays a high-level health overview of important CIs, from multiple views. For details, see List Component.

Displays availability and status information of SiteScope objects that belong to different hierarchical levels in a single view. For details, see the SiteScope Help.