September 2000
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
6h 41m
English
You begin your understanding of distributed network management with a clear definition of the two NNM systems in the hierarchy. Let’s emphasize that there are exactly two levels in this hierarchy and that any trickery to attempt to generalize this won’t work, at least as of NNM 6.1 or previous versions. The higher level NNM system in the hierarchy is the management station and the lower level NMM system is the collection station. See Figure 6-1.
Three collection stations are shown here with a small amount of overlap in their collection domains. The management station applies “the nine rules” to resolve any discrepancies among common objects ...