HP Network Node Manager 10.00

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1 HP Network Node Manager Heinz Nisi HP Software EMEA 30. September 2014 HP Software Anwendertreffen 2014 Copyright 2014Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

2 Agenda Herausforderungen Industrie Trends Was ist neu in NNMi10.00 Neue Produkt Struktur Was tun 2

3 Heutige Herausforderungen Copyright 2014Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

4 in number of web sites between Jan 37%Increase [861M ] Networks rapidly expand in size 59xBy 2017, internet traffic increase since BProjected number of networked devices online by

5 Cloud computing Heterogeneous Consumerization Fault isolation Wireless expansion Security mandates Application aware IPV6 Unified communications Configuration Mobility And complexity Performance Scale VLANs 4G NFV Virtualization Bring your own device 5 Software defined networks VoIP Regulatory requirements Compliance MPLS

6 Network Traditional Infrastructure IT Executive Security Compliance Cloud Infrastructure Users Unified Communications SDN/NFV Network Management Challenge: Network impact on business process, costs, and investments IT organizations must scramble to manage their networks effectively Complex technology (cloud, virtualization, hybrid delivery, ) Rapid growth in devices and services Subtle performance issues, hard to diagnose root cause, multiple vendor point tools, human error, increasing MTTR Compliance and security requirements Availability and performance 6

7 Industrie Trends & HP Automated Network Management Copyright 2014Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

8 Evolution of network infrastructure and NMS 8 Infrastructure evolution Physical Appliances Racked install Long refresh cycles Stable persistent deployment Device > tenant Virtual Appliances Hypervisor guest images Virtual network connectivity Rapid software update cycle Short deployment cycles Redeployment on demand Device Management Device discovery Device health metrics FY14 Stable neighbor topology Flow reporting / observation Virtualized Network Functions Policies implemented in fabric Overlay forwarding policies Provisioned by SDN Controllers Dynamically scaled No discrete device to discover Virtual Edge Virtual edge connectivity Appliance orchestration integration Network Management as a Service Automated management provisioning End to end application flows Relationship based compliance Fabric Management Policy driven monitoring & config Pervasive flow mapping is critical Visualize forwarding policies Monitor the VNF performance Drive auto-scaling (capacity) Ops Tools evolution

9 HP Automated Network Management (ANM) Deliver VIP network services! Network Node Manager i (NNMi) Network Automation (NA) + = ANM Fault and performance monitoring Change, configuration, and compliance Integrated, proven products give you complete control of your physical and virtual network infrastructure. 9

10 Strengths Why HP ANM? VIP network services providing fault, performance, configuration, and compliance Scale 25k-30k devices per server Smart Features Root cause, topology, automation Heterogeneous Across physical, virtual and clouds Provision & Configure Compliance & Remediation ANM Discover, Monitor, & Isolate Map & Report Value Ops efficiency via integrations to BSM, SA, OO, CSA, UCMDB, and API Reduces MTTR & outages with full network management Comply with standards 10 Service Provider Problem: Manual configuration changes With HP: 95% reduction in time to deploy changes Telecommunications Company Problem: Could not grow business without high labor With HP: 2x managed devices without additional staff

11 Nearly 25 years in the industry Early 1990 s: Established the HP OpenView brand; introduced graphical topology mapping : NNMi 8.0 introduced major architecture change for greenfield customers: single database, single UI, jboss, management by exception, Performance for Metrics ispi : NNMi 9.0 improved scalability, performance, etc. for enterprise business and managed service providers and enhanced integrations with HP Software portfolio. 2011: NNMi 9.10 supported NNM 6x/7x migration and substantially expanded Network Performance Sever (NPS) capability 2012: NNMi 9.20: Revised User Interface model; added Security and Tenancy models 2014: NNMi 10.0: Network Virtualization, Richer Maps, Enterprise grade Custom Poller, CLI Framework, Scheduled Outage 11

12 Was ist neu in NNMi 10.00? Network Management Software Copyright 2014Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

13 NNMi and NA release themes Across fault, performance, configuration and compliance management Network Virtualization Customer Requests App-Aware Network Management Cloud / SDN Management Automated, Efficient and Secure Stackables, Virtual Switch Support, Virtual Device Context, Juniper QFabric, Cisco Nexus, Chassis Management Map, Custom Poller, CLI, Scheduled Outage, Security Audit Logs, NA- NNMi Integration in distributed environments, Serialized Task automation, Search Dashboard Views, Analysis Pane Improvements including compliance OpenFlow Controller/Switch (HP, Big Switch, NEC) configuration and compliance management (released driver pack, future SDN content pack) Supportability improvements, support HS and GNM, OEL, RHEL, business basics and mandates, L10N L2+ 13

14 Dashboard Views Dashboards provide information about the health and status of the network New Dashboard Workspace Dashboards contain different panel types including tables, Map Views, Pie Charts, and Chart Views Chart Views can be dynamically changed to line, bar, area, and scatter plots Dashboard may be drilled through for more detail 14 Panels may provide hyperlinks to another level of dashboard if the associated object is available Previous levels of dashboard views are tracked in the breadcrumb trail area of the NNMi Console Variable Scoping There are Dashboard Views for the Network Overview as well as specific objects (node groups, nodes, and interfaces) All product views are illustrations and might not represent actual product screens

15 Network Virtualization Broaden visibility spanning physical and virtual network infrastructure Chassis Switch Stacks Virtual Device Contexts Components Node Sensors CPU, MEMORY, BUFFERS, DISK Physical Sensors (card or chassis) FAN, POWER, TEMPERATURE, VOLTAGE, BACKPLANE NIC Teaming and Link Aggregation 15

16 Cisco Unified Fabric solution Comprehensive support for Nexus 5000 and 7000 models Expanded view shows FEXes Link Aggregation 16

17 Juniper Qfabric Integral Support QFX Series switches are building blocks for DC fabric architectures 17

18 Richer Maps Better customisation and ease of usage Pan, Zoom Maps have an Overview Panel that allows you to pan around the map you can also pan using left-click drag and zoom using the mouse wheel You can select and move multiple nodes on a map Searching in a map (via the Find icon) will now zoom to the result. Map Annotations Users can add resizable map annotations to a Node Group Map, including text and background Accessibility Menu navigation using mnemonics 18 Improved keyboard navigation of table views

19 NNMi Scheduled Outage Automatically move nodes out of and into service to minimize false incidents Planned outages Scheduled Outages tab on Node form and the Scheduled Outages analysis pane Global list available in Scheduled Node Outages Retroactive outages You can record an outage in the past to indicate that the outage was intentional (e.g., a service window that you forgot to schedule an outage for before the fact). Command line Create, list, modify, and delete scheduled outages 19

20 Performance Data Visualization Performance Inventory Tabular view Interfaces or nodes Variable time range Filter by group Set the number of rows Easy, graphical style Ranges adjusted in config files 20

21 Scalability Lowered TCO and increased visibility NNMi Node and polled address limits per server (30K nodes, 60Kaddress ) Custom Poller bulk collection and multi-variable collections for very large tiers Increased Node and Security configuration definitions (12K node groups, 6-level hierarchy) Network Performance Server distributed architecture Traffic ispi doubled capacity! Up to 5M flow records per minute NA Single NA server MAX 25k nodes Extra Large tier (100k nodes) 21

22 Custom Poller Bulk Collection New type of Custom Poller collection for use with high-volume collections Polls all instances of configured MIB variables for nodes matching a given Custom Poller policy Improved Collections You can poll multiple MIB variables per Custom Poller Collection, and can select the filter variables using a MIB Tree browser You can export String and Integer data types to NPS (Network Performance Server) Custom Poller provides cross-domain extension pack reporting support 22

23 ispi QA - Visualisation Site Maps 23

24 Node Response Maps QA Response Map UI 24

25 SNMP Communication Events Fast SNMP Trap Receiver process instantiation for HA environment (avoid missing traps at startup time) Templates for SNMP trap configuration SNMP Communication and MIBs MIB Tree in MIB Browser MIB browser now supports SNMP set. 25

26 Deployment and Configuration Enhancements Global Network Management Custom Attributes are now automatically replicated from the regional manager to the global manager in GNM environments. L2 Connections derived from Unnumbered Interfaces are now replicated from the regional manager to the global manager Nodes remotely managed by the global manager no longer consume a license node count. IPv6 IPv6 management is now supported on Windows. IPv6 management is now enabled by default for new installs. StatePoller / Monitoring Configuration Addresses associated with admin down interfaces will not be polled, eliminating contribution to node status Improved logging in statepoller.trace.log of details about invalid data returned by polled devices. Security Configurable data encryption algorithms and key lengths Stronger hashing algorithm for storing user account passwords in the NNMi database 26

27 Integrations Increases deployment flexibility NNMi NA large scale deployment architecture options NA Compliance Analysis Pane added to NNMi Single BSM / UCMDB Integration Module NA CLI enhancements and expansion 27

28 Neue Produkt Struktur Copyright 2014Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

29 Network management simplification 1. New Product Editions Network Node Manager i Network Automation Significantly reduce the number of products 2. Simpler Metrics and Products $ per node licensing - no more Points Eliminate Non Production Licenses 29

30 Network Node Manager i Prior Product Editions New Product Editions NNM Premium NNM Ultimate Run-book Automation Application Traffic 1 2 Developer Tool Kit 3 IP Telephony / IP Multicast / MPLS Developer Tool Kit Network Performance (Metric & QA) Network Performance (Metric & QA) NNMi Standard (Fault) NNMi Advanced (Fault) NNMi Advanced (Fault) NNMi Advanced (Fault) Previous 8.x/9.x Structure Investment Protection and Additional Value at no extra cost Promotion for Upgrades 30

31 Network automation Policy Compliance Horizontal Scalability/Multimaster Horizontal Scalability/Multimaster Satellites Satellites Configuration Automation Configuration Automation Config Change Detection Config Change Detection NA Premium Policy Compliance NA Ultimate Configuration Automation 31 Config Change Detection Legacy migrations HP NA (prior product edition)

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38 Enhanced Command Line Support Makes it easier to automate provisioning and configuration tasks Communication Settings Create, list, modify and delete settings Change the SNMP configuration for a node directly Discovery Seeds List seeds, see seed status Node Groups and Node Group Maps Create, list, modify and delete node groups and node group map settings Custom Poller Create, list, modify, and delete all aspects of custom poller configuration Enable and disable Custom Poller 38

39 Enhanced Command Line Support contd. Makes it easier to automate provisioning and configuration tasks Scheduled Outage Create, list, modify and delete scheduled outages Unnumbered Interface Connectivity Create, list, modify node groups and subnets for unnumbered interface connectivity Connected Neighbor Interfaces List the connected neighbor interfaces for a given node 39

40 Integrations HP Network Automation The NNMi NA integration has been improved in a distributed environment involving NNMi Global Network Management (GNM) and NA Horizontal Scalability. Different deployment models are possible to associate NNMi regional managers to NA cores. All NNMi regional managers can integrate to the same NA core, or each NNMi regional manager can integrate to a different NA core in the Horizontal Scalability environment to distribute the load. Cross-launch operations to NA are supported for both locally and remotely managed NNMi nodes on the global manager NNMi does not move nodes out of NA partitions on topology synchronization if Map NNMi Security Groups to NA Partitions is disabled in the HP NA Integration Module. Management address changes in NNMi are propagated to NA through topology synchronization so that NA uses the same address for managing the node. Refined configuration for restricting NNMi user access to NA information in the NNMi analysis pane. 40

41 ira (intelligent Response Agent) ira intelligent Response Agent The Intelligent Response Agent (ira) is an agent that helps you configure Quality of Service (QoS) monitoring probes on NNMi-managed servers. These probes can generate different types of synthetic traffic to measure the performance of the network between the source and destination nodes. The ira enables you to configure the following service types of probes. Jitter **Requires ira on Source and Destination UDP Echo DNS HTTP HTTPS ICMP TCP Oracle DB Connect **NetSNMP (a pre-req) gets shipped with ira 41

42 Integrations Single BSM / UCMDB Integration Module Prior releases supported separate integration mechanisms for BSM Topology and UCMDB These have been replace by a combined Topology Integration Module Functional Improvements 42 VLAN synchronization Impact Analysis action for Nodes Enhanced filtering of topology objects for UCMDB Topology synchronization with a "push" model for both UCMDB and BSM RTSM No Longer Supported HP Network Node Manager version 6.x, 7.x HP ProCurve Manager Plus (PCM Plus) xmatters inc. (formerly AlarmPoint Systems) xmatters lite, xmatters workgroup, xmatters enterprise, and xmatters mobile access Clarus Systems ClarusIPC +

43 Scale and Performance Increased scale through distribution of the roles within NPS Database Report Server (UiBi) Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) Databas e ETL ETL ETL Reports (UiBi) Standard scale in support matrix goes up very slightly: 400k interfaces / 400k sensors Scale with FSD is not officially tested but can be suggested up to approx 800k interfaces / 800k sensors in a Linux environment. Provides ability to upgrade and grow easily Roles can be migrated from one server to another 43