CA Unicenter NSM Agent

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2 Notice Copyright Notice Copyright 2006 by Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved worldwide. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the United States government is subject to the restrictions set forth in DFARS (c)(1)(ii) and FAR Liability Disclaimer Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc. ( Aprisma ) reserves the right to make changes in specifications and other information contained in this document without prior notice. In all cases, the reader should contact Aprisma to inquire if any changes have been made. The hardware, firmware, or software described in this manual is subject to change without notice. IN NO EVENT SHALL APRISMA, ITS EMPLOYEES, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, AGENTS, OR AFFILIATES BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS) ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THIS MANUAL OR THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN IT, EVEN IF APRISMA HAS BEEN ADVISED OF, HAS KNOWN, OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN, THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. Trademark, Service Mark, and Logo Information SPECTRUM, IMT, and the SPECTRUM IMT/VNM logo are registered trademarks of Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc., or its affiliates. APRISMA, APRISMA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES, the APRISMA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES logo, MANAGE WHAT MATTERS, DCM, VNM, SpectroGRAPH, SpectroSERVER, Inductive Modeling Technology, Device Communications Manager, SPECTRUM Security Manager, and Virtual Network Machine are unregistered trademarks of Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc., or its affiliates. For a complete list of Aprisma trademarks, service marks, and trade names, go to: All referenced trademarks, service marks, and trade names identified in this document, whether registered or unregistered, are the intellectual property of their respective owners. No rights are granted by Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc., to use such marks, whether by implication, estoppel, or otherwise. If you have comments or concerns about trademark or copyright references, please send an to spectrum-docs@aprisma.com; we will do our best to help. Restricted Rights Notice (Applicable to licenses to the United States government only.) This software and/or user documentation is/are provided with RESTRICTED AND LIMITED RIGHTS. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the government is subject to restrictions as set forth in FAR (June 1987) Alternate III(g)(3) (June 1987), FAR (June 1987), or DFARS (c)(1)(ii) (June 1988), and/or in similar or successor clauses in the FAR or DFARS, or in the DOD or NASA FAR Supplement, as applicable. Contractor/manufacturer is Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc. In the event the government seeks to obtain the software pursuant to standard commercial practice, this software agreement, instead of the noted regulatory clauses, shall control the terms of the government's license. Virus Disclaimer Aprisma makes no representations or warranties to the effect that the licensed software is virus-free. Aprisma has tested its software with current virus-checking technologies. However, because no antivirus system is 100-percent effective, we strongly recommend that you write protect the licensed software and verify (with an antivirus system with which you have confidence) that the licensed software, prior to installation, is virus-free. Contact Information Aprisma Management Technologies, Inc., 273 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, NH USA Phone: U.S. toll-free: Web site: Page 2

3 Contents Notice... 2 Preface... 5 Intended Audience... 5 How to Use This Guide... 6 Text Conventions... 7 Document Feedback... 7 Online Documents... 8 Required Reading... 8 Introduction... 9 Overview... 9 NSM Agent Support...10 NSM MIB Support...12 Modeling NSM Agents in SPECTRUM...12 SNMPv3 Support...17 Interface Support NSM Agent Interfaces in SPECTRUM...18 OneClick Views OneClick NSM Agent Information Views...19 Accessing NSM Agent Information Views in OneClick...21 Launching NSM Agent Dashboards and Performance Reports Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces...23 Creating a custom version of the NSM Agent configuration file...23 Accessing NSM Agent Dashboards and Performance Reports...25 Launching Agent Dashboards...25 Performance Reporting...26 Traps, Events, and Alarms Trap Support...29 Page 3

4 NSM System Agent Status in SPECTRUM Polling and Alarming for NSM Host Availability and Status...32 Index Page 4

5 Preface Welcome to the user guide for the SPECTRUM management module for CA Unicenter Network and Systems Management (NSM) agents. Please take a moment to read through this short preface, which explains how the information in this guide is organized and presented and lets you know how to access information about other SPECTRUM products. In this section: Intended Audience [page 5] How to Use This Guide [page 6] Text Conventions [page 7] Document Feedback [page 7] Online Documents [page 8] Required Reading [page 8] Intended Audience This guide is intended for system administrators who want to configure and use SPECTRUM with CA Unicenter NSM agents. Page 5

6 How to Use This Guide Use this document as a guide to SPECTRUM s support of the CA Unicenter NSM agents described in NSM Agent Support [page 10] with SPECTRUM management module SM-CAI1000. The guide is organized as follows: Introduction [page 9] Traps, Events, and Alarms [page 29] OneClick Views [page 19] For general information about device management using SPECTRUM and explanations of SPECTRUM functionality and navigation techniques, refer to the topics listed under Required Reading [page 8]. Page 6

7 Text Conventions The following text conventions are used in this document: Element Convention Used Example User-supplied parameter names Courier and Italic in angle brackets <>. The user needs to type the password in place of <password>. On-screen text Courier The following line displays: path= /audit User-typed text Courier Type the following path name: C:\ABC\lib\db Cross-references References to SPECTRUM documents (title and number) Functionality enabled by SPECTRUM Alarm Notification Manager (SANM) Underlined and hypertextblue Italic SANM in brackets []. See Document Feedback [page 7]. SPECTRUM Installation Guide (5136) [SANM] AGE_FIELD_ID Document Feedback Please send feedback regarding SPECTRUM documents to the following address: Thank you for helping us improve our documentation. Page 7

8 Online Documents SPECTRUM documents are available online at: Check this site for the latest updates and additions. Required Reading To use this documentation effectively, you must be familiar with the information covered by the SPECTRUM documents listed below. How to Manage Your Network with SPECTRUM (1909) SPECTRUM Software Release Notice Page 8

9 Introduction This section introduces the SPECTRUM documentation for the CA Unicenter NSM agent management module. In this section: Overview [page 9] NSM Agent Support [page 10] NSM MIB Support [page 12] Modeling NSM Agents in SPECTRUM [page 12] SNMPv3 Support [page 17] Overview SPECTRUM management module SM-CAI1000 provides support in SPECTRUM for management of CA Unicenter NSM agents. This management module provides the following SPECTRUM features for CA Unicenter r11 and 3.1 versions of NSM agents: SPECTRUM provides unique device model types for NSM agent hosts. This enables the management of NSM agents as well as their host devices in SPECTRUM (see NSM Agent Support [page 10]). The SPECTRUM OneClick interface displays system information gathered by NSM agents (see OneClick Views [page 19]). SPECTRUM generates events and alarms upon receipt of NSM agent traps (see Traps, Events, and Alarms [page 29]). SPECTRUM provides insight into the proprietary interfaces of NSM agent host devices (see Interface Support [page 18]). SPECTRUM provides launch points for CA Unicenter Web management interfaces such as Agent Dashboards from within OneClick (see Launching NSM Agent Dashboards and Performance Reports [page 23]). Note: The management module provides OneClick user interface support; support for the legacy SPECTRUM user interface (SpectroGRAPH) is not provided. Page 9

10 NSM Agent Support SPECTRUM management module SM-CAI1000 currently supports the CA Unicenter NSM r11 and NSM 3.1 Systems agents listed in Table 1. Table 1: Supported NSM Agents by Unicenter Release NSM r11 Systems Agents UNIX System Agent (caiuxsa2) Windows System Agent (caiwina3) NSM 3.1 Systems Agents UNIX System Agent (caiuxos) Windows System Agent (caiw2kos) Active Directory Services Agent (caiadsa2) Active Directory Services Agent (caiadsa2) Log Agent (cailoga2) Performance Agent (hpxagent) Log Agent (cailoga2) Performance Agent (hpxagent) Table 2 provides more detailed SPECTRUM information by supported NSM agent and Unicenter version and SPECTRUM model type. Table 2: Supported Platforms and Model Types Supported Unicenter Version and Agent Platform UNIX System Agent (caiuxsa2) Windows System Agent (caiwina3) UNIX System Agent (caiuxos) Windows System Agent (caiw2kos) Description Provides Unix Agent support for NSM r11 Provides Windows Agent support for NSM r11 Provides Unix Agent support for NSM 3.1 Provides Windows Agent support for NSM 3.1 SPECTRUM Model Type Host_NSMSysUnix Host_NSMSysWin Host_NSMv3SysUnix Host_NSMv3SysWin Page 10

11 Figure 1 shows an example of an NSM agent host modeled in the OneClick Topology tab view. Figure 1: Topology View Page 11

12 NSM MIB Support SPECTRUM supports CA s proprietary Unicenter NSM MIBs with the CA Unicenter NSM Agent management module. See the CA Unicenter Network and Systems Management MIB Reference document for detailed NSM agent MIB information. See Table 3 for the supported NSM MIBs. Table 3: Supported NSM Agent MIBs NSM Agent MIB caiuxsa2 caiwina3 cailoga2 caiadsa2 hpxagent caiuxos caiw2kos Modeling NSM Agents in SPECTRUM NSM agents can be discovered and modeled automatically using SPECTRUM discovery or they can be manually modeled. When modeling NSM agents in SPECTRUM, also consider the following information. NSM agent hosts that run additional SNMP agents [page 13] Accessing NSM Web Portals [page 14] Note: See the Modeling Your IT Infrastructure Administrator Guide (5167) for more information. Page 12

13 NSM agent hosts that run additional SNMP agents When modeling and managing NSM agents in SPECTRUM, be aware that other agents running on the host device can also be discovered and modeled by SPECTRUM during a discovery. This is due to the fact that NSM agents use UDP port 6665 for SNMP communications by default rather than the standard SNMP port 161. For example, if a Windows workstation is running an NSM agent bound to port 6665 as well as the Microsoft SNMP agent bound to port 161, SPECTRUM will create two models for the device; an NSM System Host device model and a Windows Host device model. This is shown in the example in Figure 2. Figure 2: Models of Multiple Running Agents This scenario can create poor performance for the following reasons: Creates unnecessary duplicate models in SPECTRUM Produces redundant SNMP traffic and polling which can reduce network and SPECTRUM performance Reduces performance of the agent host machine due to multiple management agents providing performance data To avoid this scenario: 1. Before discovery and modeling, stop and/or remove all management agents except the one you want to use to manage the system. By doing this you can avoid creating and managing multiple models in SPECTRUM for the same host. 2. If you must run more than one agent on a given host system, consider manually modeling only the agent that you want to manage with SPECTRUM. Page 13

14 Accessing NSM Web Portals In order to have access to the NSM Web portal and Reporting launch points in OneClick you must first model the NSM agents in SPECTRUM using the name service rather than the IP address. Note: For complete information about modeling devices in OneClick, see the Modeling Your IT Infrastructure (5167) guide. In cases where an NSM agent host is already modeled in SPECTRUM by IP instead of by the name service, you can remove the model, configure SPECTRUM s model naming, and then manually re-model the agent by following this procedure: 1. In the OneClick topology view, right-click the IP-named NSM agent device model and choose Delete from the menu. This deletes the model from SPECTRUM. 2. Right-click the VNM icon in the OneClick topology view and choose Component Detail from the menu. This opens a Component Detail view in the context of the SPECTRUM VNM. 3. Expand the SpectroSERVER Control section of the Information tab of the Component Detail view for the VNM. 4. Click Set Order to change the Model Naming Order on the VNM (see Figure 3). Page 14

15 Figure 3: Component Detail view - SPECTRUM VNM SpectroSERVER Control Set VNM model naming order Page 15

16 The Set Order dialog box appears. 5. In the Set Order dialog box, select and move Name Service to the top of the list of options using the up arrow button and click OK (as shown in Figure 4). Figure 4: Set Order 6. In the OneClick topology view, re-model the NSM agent host using the Create New Model by IP button. The new NSM agent model will be named with the name service of the device. Once you have completed the configuration according to Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces [page 23], you can access NSM Web dashboard and Reporting launch points from OneClick. Accessing NSM agent dashboards is described in Accessing NSM Agent Dashboards and Performance Reports [page 25]. Page 16

17 SNMPv3 Support SNMPv3 support for NSM agents in SPECTRUM requires that you obtain and install both Service Pack 1 for Unicenter r11 and the SPECTRUM SNMPv3 add on module. NSM Agent Support for SNMPv3 With the release of Service Pack 1 for Unicenter r11, NSM agent technology includes support for SNMPv3. For complete details, see the Unicenter Network and Systems Management Agent Technology Support for SNMPv3 document. SPECTRUM SNMPv3 Support In order to monitor SNMPv3 traffic in SPECTRUM, you must first purchase and install SPECTRUM s SNMPv3 support. For more information about SPECTRUM s SNMPv3 support, see the SPECTRUM SNMPv3 (5124). Page 17

18 Interface Support This section describes the proprietary interface support available with this management module for NSM agents in SPECTRUM. In this section: NSM Agent Interfaces in SPECTRUM [page 18] NSM Agent Interfaces in SPECTRUM NSM agents do not support the standard MIB-II interface table but instead use a proprietary interface table defined in the relevant CA MIB. Because of this, the NSM agent management module was designed to provide interface support based on the proprietary NSM interface table. Table 4 provides the correlation between the MIB-2 attributes and the corresponding proprietary NSM MIB objects. Table 4: Proprietary Interface MIB Details: MIB-2 Attribute NSM r11 Windows OS agent (caiwina3) Attribute NSM 3.1 Windows OS agent (caiw2kos) Attribute NSM r11 Unix OS agent (caiuxsa2) Attribute NSM 3.1 Unix OS agent (caiuxos) Attribute ifindex winehifindex w2kehifindex uxsehifindex ux3ehifindex iftype winehiftype w2kehiftype uxsehiftype ux3ehiftype ifspeed winehifspeed w2kehifspeed uxsehifspeed ux3ehifspeed ifphysaddress winehifphysaddres w2kehifphysaddress uxsehifphysaddres ux3ehifphysaddress ifdescr winehifdescr w2kehifdescr uxsehifdescr ux3ehifdescr IpAdEntAddr winehifipadentaddr w2kehifipadentaddr uxsehifipadentaddr ux3ehifipadentaddr ifadminstatus winehifadminstatus w2kehifadminstatus uxsehifadminstatus ux3ehifadminstatus ifoperstatus winehifoperstatus w2kehifoperstatus uxsehifoperstatus ux3ehifoperstatus iflastchange winehiflastchange w2kehiflastchange uxsehiflastchange ux3ehiflastchange Page 18

19 OneClick Views This section describes the available context-sensitive views in OneClick supported by the CA Unicenter NSM Agent management module. In This Section OneClick NSM Agent Information Views [page 19] Accessing NSM Agent Information Views in OneClick [page 21] OneClick NSM Agent Information Views SPECTRUM OneClick provides visibility into information gathered by NSM System agents. This section describes the available information and how to access the views. Note: NSM agent configuration is not currently available using these OneClick views. The views provide the read-only information available from the proprietary MIB values. Page 19

20 Table 5 displays information available in the OneClick Component Detail panel for a selected NSM agent (grouped by NSM agent type). Table 5: Available NSM Information Windows r11 System Agent (caiwina3) and Windows 3.1 System Agent (caiw2kos) UNIX r11 System Agent (caiuxsa2) UNIX 3.1 System Agent (caiuxos) System System System Processors OS Resource Parameters Processors Memory Processors Load Averages Monitored Logical Volumes Load Averages Real Memory Monitored Directories Real Memory Swaps Monitored Files Swaps Monitored File Systems Running and Monitored Processes Monitored Directories Monitored Disks Monitored Services Monitored File Systems Monitored Files Network Interfaces Monitored Files Running and Monitored Processes Monitored Disks Network Interfaces Running and Monitored Processes Network Interfaces Page 20

21 Accessing NSM Agent Information Views in OneClick This procedure assumes you have already modeled the NSM agents in your network either using Discovery or by modeling them manually. See Modeling NSM Agents in SPECTRUM [page 12] for more information. Procedure To access NSM agent information in OneClick, follow this procedure: 1. Select a modeled NSM agent device icon in the topology view of OneClick. Figure 1 [page 11] shows an example of an NSM device icon 2. In the Information tab of the Component Detail panel for the selected NSM agent model, click System Resources to view NSM agentspecific information. Page 21

22 Figure 5 shows an example of the OneClick Information tab for an NSM System host. Each available NSM information view category appears beneath the expanded System Resources category. Figure 5: OneClick NSM System Agent Information View Page 22

23 Launching NSM Agent Dashboards and Performance Reports This section describes the NSM agent Web interface launch points in OneClick supported by the CA Unicenter NSM Agent management module. In This Section Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces [page 23] Accessing NSM Agent Dashboards and Performance Reports [page 25] The management module provides OneClick launch points for NSM agent dashboards and Performance reporting. These launch points must be manually configured by editing XML files that are stored on the OneClick Web server host machine. After OneClick installation, you must manually configure the appropriate XML files to enable launch points for Performance Reports or Agent Dashboards. Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces To enable context sensitive launching of Unicenter NSM agent Web interfaces from SPECTRUM, you must first edit the appropriate XML configuration file on the OneClick Web server to reflect the correct values for your environment. You do this by creating a customized version of the nsm-system-config.xml configuration file. Creating a custom version of the NSM Agent configuration file Before customizing any configuration files for OneClick, you should first make a copy of the file and place it in OneClick s custom directory. This is so that any future upgrades of OneClick will not overwrite your customizations. Note: For more information about OneClick customization in general, see the OneClick Customization Guide (5160). Page 23

24 Procedure 1. Copy the nsm-system-config.xml configuration file in the following directory: <Install Area>/WebApps/tomcat/webapps/spectrum/WEB-INF/topo /config/nsm-system-config.xml to the custom directory: <Install Area>/WebApps/custom/topo/config/nsm-system-config.xml 2. Edit the following lines in the nsm-system-config.xml file you just copied to the custom directory to reflect your NSM environment: <NSM_Dashboard_Server><your nsm dashboard server.domain.extension></nsm_dashboard_server> <NSM_Dashboard_Port><your nsm dashboard server port> </NSM_Dashboard_Port> <NSM_Report_Server><your nsm report server.domain.extension> </NSM_Report_Server> <NSM_Report_Port><your nsm report server port> </NSM_Report_Port> Note: The default value for both <NSM_Dashboard_Port> and <NSM_Report_Port> is Restart any running OneClick clients for the changes to take effect. Page 24

25 Accessing NSM Agent Dashboards and Performance Reports Launching NSM user interfaces from OneClick requires that you have already configured SPECTRUM to launch the NSM user interfaces for your environment as described in Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces [page 23]. Note: Access to the launch points requires that you model the NSM agents in SPECTRUM by device name rather than IP address. In OneClick, current NSM launch points include: NSM Agent Dashboards (see Launching Agent Dashboards) NSM Performance Report (see Performance Reporting) Launching Agent Dashboards Procedure 1. Configure OneClick as described in Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces [page 23]. 2. To launch an NSM dashboard, right-click the NSM agent device model in the OneClick topology view (shown in Figure 1 [page 11]). 3. Select the NSM agent dashboard you want to launch from the menu as shown in the example in Figure 6. Figure 6: Launching Unicenter Dashboard Web Interface Page 25

26 4. The Unicenter Dashboard Web interface appears in a browser window (Figure 9 [page 28]). Figure 7: Unicenter Dashboard Web Interface Performance Reporting OneClick provides a performance reporting menu selection for each of the NSM model types. The performance reporting menu selection is available by right-clicking on an NSM device model. This menu selection launches Unicenter WRS-based Systems Performance Reports. Note: For NSM performance reporting to be launched from OneClick, each of the following must be true: The hpxagent must be installed on the NSM agent host machine. The WRS being connected to must have Systems Performance Reporting installed as well as a connection defined that serves data for the given machine. OneClick must be configured as described in Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces [page 23] Page 26

27 Procedure 1. Configure OneClick as described in Configuring SPECTRUM OneClick to Launch NSM User Interfaces [page 23]. 2. In the OneClick topology view (shown in Figure 1), right-click an NSM agent device model that represents the NSM host in the context of which you want to launch the NSM Performance Report Web interface. 3. Select NSM Performance Report (Figure 8). Figure 8: Launching Unicenter Reporting Web Interface Page 27

28 4. The Unicenter Web Reporting Server interface appears in a browser window (Figure 9 [page 28]). Figure 9: Unicenter Reporting Web Interface Page 28

29 Traps, Events, and Alarms This section describes the traps supported by the CA Unicenter NSM Agent management module. In This Section Trap Support [page 29] Trap Support The CA Unicenter NSM agent management module integrates NSM agent traps into SPECTRUM event and alarm processing. SPECTRUM processes traps sent by NSM agents including System and Performance agents. For each NSM System or Performance agent trap with a state of Warning or Critical received, SPECTRUM generates an alarm as shown in Table 6. When SPECTRUM receives the related OK trap, SPECTRUM clears the corresponding alarm. Table 6: NSM Trap Criticality to SPECTRUM Alarm Severity Mapping NSM Trap received by SPECTRUM Warning Trap Critical Trap SPECTRUM Alarm Generated Minor alarm Major alarm Page 29

30 Trap processing is based on the NSM agent model types; each model type processes traps for several agents as outlined in Table 7. Note: The ranges of SPECTRUM event codes and probable cause files appear in SPECTRUM Event Codes and Probable Cause Files [page 31]. Table 7: NSM Agent Trap Processing by Model Type Model Type Host_NSMSysUnix Host_NSMSysWin Host_NSMv3SysUnix Host_NSMv3SysWin Processes Traps on Behalf of these Agents caiuxsa2 cailoga2 hpxagent caiwina3 cailoga2 caiadsa2 hpxagent caiuxos cailoga2 hpxagent caiw2kos cailoga2 caiadsa2 hpxagent Page 30

31 Table 8: SPECTRUM Event Codes and Probable Cause Files NSM Agent MIB caiuxsa2 Range of Associated SPECTRUM Event Codes and Probable Cause Files Event04ef Event04ef00e9 Prob04ef Prob04ef00e3 caiwina3 Event04ef Event04ef10c7 Prob04ef Event04ef10c1 cailoga2 Event04ef Event04ef2010 Prob04ef Prob04ef200e caiadsa2 Event04ef Event04ef3042 Prob04ef Prob04ef303e hpxagent Event04ef Event04ef4008 Prob04ef Prob04ef4006 caiuxos Event04ef Event04ef5069 Prob04ef Prob04ef5067 caiw2kos Event04ef Event04ef6099 Prob04ef Prob04ef6095 Page 31

32 NSM System Agent Status in SPECTRUM This section describes how SPECTRUM manages the status of modeled NSM agents. In This Section Polling and Alarming for NSM Host Availability and Status [page 32] Polling and Alarming for NSM Host Availability and Status To keep the status of any NSM agent model current, SPECTRUM regularly polls two NSM system agent MIB attributes. Note: Polls occur at the device polling interval. By default this poll occurs once every five minutes. For more details, see the How To Change the Polling Interval section of How to Manage Your Network with SPECTRUM (1909). The polled attributes indicate the number of warning and/or critical resources on a given NSM system agent host. One attribute represents the total number of resource warnings for the NSM system agent and the other represents the total number of resources in critical condition. If the number of warning or critical resources for a given NSM system agent is greater than zero, SPECTRUM creates an appropriate alarm. This alarm is cleared when the value for the attribute is zero. Table 9 shows the polled attributes for each supported model type as well as the alarms generated. Page 32

33 Table 9: NSM System Agent Status Polling and Alarms Model Type Polled Attributes Event/Minor Alarm ID Generated when total resource warnings is greater than zero Event/Major Alarm ID Generated when total critical resources value greater than zero Alarm Cleared Host_NSMSysUnix Host_NSMSysWin uxsa2statusgeneral TotalWarn uxsa2statusgeneral TotalCrit wina3statusgeneral TotalWarn wina3statusgeneral TotalCrit 0x04ef00ea 0x04ef10c8 0x04ef00ec 0x04ef10ca These alarms are cleared when the number of total resource warnings or total critical resources respectively is zero when polled. Host_NSMv3SysUnix uxsstatusgeneral TotalWarning uxsstatusgeneral TotalCritical 0x04ef506a 0x04ef506c Host_NSMv3SysWin w2kstatusgeneral TotalWarn w2kstatusgeneral TotalCrit 0x04ef609a 0x04ef609c Page 33

34 Index A Agent Dashboards [25] C Configuration file nsm-system-config.xml [23] Create New Model by IP button [16] M MIB Support [12] Model Type [10] Modeling NSM agent by name [14] N Network and Systems Management (NSM) [5] NSM Agent Dashboards [25] NSM agents Modeling in SPECTRUM [12] NSM System Host device model [13] Information View [22] P polling interval [32] Proprietary MIBs [12] Traps [29] S Set model naming order [14] SM-CAI1000 [10] Page 34

35 SNMP port 6665 for NSM agents [13] SNMPv3 Support for [17] SpectroGRAPH NSM views not supported in [9] System Resources [22] accessing in OneClick [21] T Topology view [11] Trap Support [29] Page 35