AdventNet Web NMS Trial Edition 4.7

AdventNet Web NMS 4 is a scalable, application-centric platform that makes extensive use of state-of-the-art graphical displays to provide an intuitive and powerful network management dashboard for operations staff. By automating a number of complex, tedious, and error-prone tasks, the management application raises productivity, improves accuracy, simplifies training, and reduces costs for operation centers.
AdventNet Web NMS 4 offers a comprehensive set of FCAPS functions, provisioning, along with bundled customizable interfaces to most popular network elements, OSS systems and other management applications.
Main features:
- Event Collection: Simultaneous receipt of events from any intelligent device, resource, or software entity. Supports the reporting of alarm conditions in a near real-time or scheduled manner.
- Alarm Correlation and Filtering: Efficiently handles lengthy alarm lists with robust capability to correlate
- and filter alarms.
- Resource Status Displays: A single window provides an efficient, graphical overview of the status of all
- managed resources.
- Active Alarms Display: A consolidated list of active or “open” alarms compiled across all managed resources provides an overview of fault localization and correction tasks that are currently in progress.
- Automatic Discovery: Uses industry standard protocols (e.g., SNMP, TL1) or customer-specific messaging adapters, managed resources are automatically discovered and polled for updates to their configuration attributes.
- Managed Resource Domains: Administrator can conve-niently group the discovered managed resources into a set of managed resource domains using a point-and-click interface.
- Containment Tree View: Rapid browsing through the entire inventory is supported through the containment hierarchy display.
- Graphical Topology View: This powerful consolidated view displays the configuration and status of the entire managed resource inventory.
- Resource Provisioning: Through a convenient, single-click operation, managed resources can be placed in one of several service states such as “working”, “unavailable”, or “standby”. This high impact operation confirms that the requestor has appropriate permissions before fulfilling the request.
- Remote Management : Enables management of remote locations deploying Distributed Mediation Servers locally. The servers can correlate network data, forwarding relevant information to the central site. These servers support buffering to prevent network data loss and can even work on dial-ups.
- Software Image Downloads:Provides a powerful facility to orchestrate the organized download of software images.
- Data Collection: Scalable application architecture powers the simultaneous collection of measurements from multiple managed resources across the network.
- Resource Configuration: Managed resources typically support a number of settable attributes including alarm thresholds, logical addresses, and device specific parameters like data rates. The user can set such attributes for a single managed resource or a group of managed resources.
- Performance Computation: Collected data is analyzed, filtered, and aggregated to produce performance metrics that are relevant to the operations staff such as user-oriented transaction response time or service availability.
- Real-time Graphical Displays: Intuitive line charts and bar charts provide operations staff with quick snapshots of the performance metrics over time.
- Security Domains: Fine-grained control of access to critical managed resources is accomplished through carefully defined security domains.
- Audit Log: A detailed log of all access permission requests and responses supports the analysis of resource usage patterns as well as attempts to breach access control
Version restrictions:
- 45 days trial