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Extreme Networks, Inc.
3585 Monroe Street
Santa Clara, California 95051
(888) 257-3000
http://www.extremenetworks.com
Network Infrastructure
Manager User Guide
Infrastructure Client for ISM Provision
Published: April, 2002
Part number:100120-00 rev01
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Manager User Guide

Extreme Networks, Inc.3585 Monroe StreetSanta Clara, California 95051(888) 257-3000http://www.extremenetworks.comNetwork Infrastructure Manager User G

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x Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide If the information in the release notes shipped with your software differs from the information in this gu

Page 3 - Contents

6-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging ProvidersFigure 6-2: Creating a Provider3 Select NextNow add user accounts to your provider; sel

Page 4 - 4 Network Provisioning

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 6-5Managing Providers4 Launch the Create Provider Account wizardOnce you have selected the icon to add a new

Page 5 - 6 Managing Providers

6-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging Providers1 Select the provider2 Launch the Create Provider Device Access wizard3 Select device a

Page 6 - B ISM Provision Rules

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 6-7Managing Providers3 Select device and portsSelect the device from the drop-down list. Select the Subscrib

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6-8 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging Providers

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 7-17Managing the ISM Provision ServerOverviewThe Server Administration view of NIM allows you to view and co

Page 9 - Introduction

7-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the ISM Provision Server— View Other Connected Users— Send Broadcast Message— Stop Server— View

Page 10 - Conventions

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 7-3Logs TabLogs TabThe Logs tab allows you to examine the server and device communicator logs (see Figure 7-

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7-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the ISM Provision ServerControl TabThe Control tab allows you to view which other users are conn

Page 12 - Related Publications

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 7-5Manage Device Communicators• Delete a Device Communicator• View Device Communicator LogsAdd a Device Comm

Page 13 - Management Provision Overview

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide xiConventionsThe words “enter” and “type”When you see the word “enter” in this guide, you must type somethin

Page 14 - Summary of Features

7-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the ISM Provision Server1 Select Modify Device Communicator buttonChoose the Communicators tab i

Page 15 - How ISM Provision works

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 7-7Manage Device CommunicatorsFigure 7-4: Delete Device Communicator Wizard2 Select DeleteThe device communi

Page 16 - Device Communicators

7-8 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the ISM Provision ServerManage ISM Provision ServerThe following tasks manage the device communi

Page 17 - IP Service Manager Client

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 7-9Manage ISM Provision ServerSend Broadcast MessageFrom the Control tab in the Server Administration view,

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7-10 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the ISM Provision Server2 Select the Send Message buttonOnce the Send Message button is selecte

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 7-11Manage ISM Provision ServerFor Windows and Solaris installations, there are other ways to start and stop

Page 20 - /opt/extreme/ismprov/bin/nim

7-12 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the ISM Provision Server

Page 21 - 3 Enter a User Account Name

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 8-18Change ControlOverviewThe Change Control view of NIM allows you to commit changes to the ISM Provision s

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8-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideChange ControlJobsEvery time you add, modify, or delete any object, this change is captured by the client

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 8-3Change Control TasksChange Control TasksThe following tasks can be accomplished in the Change Control vie

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xii Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide Related PublicationsThe publications related to this one are:• ISM Provision Installation Guide• IP Serv

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8-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideChange ControlFigure 8-1: Current Job ChangesView Committed, Scheduled, or Saved JobsCommitted, scheduled

Page 26 - NIM Views

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 8-5Change Control Tasks5 Review the job6Select CloseDetailed Steps. The following steps are a more detailed

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8-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideChange ControlSelect which category of jobs you want to view. Infrastructure represents the jobs originat

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 8-7Change Control TasksOn the right-hand side of the window you can select tabs to view created, modified, a

Page 29 - Network Provision View

8-8 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideChange Control1 Select the Configuration Versioning tab in the Change Control viewThe Configuration Versi

Page 30 - Network Inventory View

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 8-9Change Control Taskshourglass until the process is complete. You cannot perform any other functions with

Page 31 - Providers Administration View

8-10 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideChange Control3 Select the Rollback buttonThis will open a confirmation window.4 Select Continue to conf

Page 32 - Server Administration View

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide A-1AISM Provision Devices, Images, and ModulesSupported Devices, Images and ModulesTable A-1 lists the devic

Page 33 - NIM Icons

A-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideWDM Y Y Y Y Y YF48T N N N Y Y YF96T N N N Y Y YG8T N N N Y Y YG8X N N N Y Y YG12SX N N N Y Y YP3CM N N N

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide B-1BISM Provision RulesOverviewThe ISM Provision clients will check device configurations against their own

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 1-11Infrastructure and Services Management Provision OverviewOverviewExtreme Networks’ Infrastructure and Se

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B-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideTable B-1: Rules Checked by the NIM client and ISM Provision serverObject Rule TypeAccess List (ICMP, IP,

Page 37 - Network Provisioning

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide B-3OverviewMultilink Port Group Check if the group is not in any VLAN while being enabled ErrorCheck if the

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B-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideTopology Check if both ends of the trunk:• have the same port type• have the same Auto Negotiation/Speed/

Page 39 - Network Provision View Panels

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide B-5OverviewVLAN Bootp When enabling, check if the IP address is configured on the VLANErrorVLAN DVMRP When e

Page 40 - Network Panel

B-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideCheck if the port is enabled and is IPCP, but the VLAN which the port is under does not have an IP addres

Page 41 - Configuration Objects

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide B-7OverviewCheck if the VLAN tag is within the provider tag pool ErrorIP Subscriber Check if the IP address

Page 42 - Key Information

B-8 Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide

Page 43 - Managed and Unmanaged Devices

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide C-1CISM Provision Server MaintenanceOverviewYou will want to periodically backup the ISM Provision server to

Page 44 - View Device Configurations

C-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideDatabase Backup Utility LocationIn this appendix, the term “<install_dir>” represents the directory

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide C-3Adding a License KeyThis command generates a backup of the database in the specified backup directory. Th

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1-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideInfrastructure and Services Management Provision OverviewSummary of Features• Version Control of Network

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C-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideSteps. To add an additional license key:1 Make a backup copy of the ISMPLicense.txt fileIn case you have

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide C-5Adding a License KeyFigure C-2: ISMPLicenseKey.txt File with New Key Added5 Save the file6 Start the ISM

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C-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide

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iIndexAaccount password 2-4addconfiguration object 4-22device 5-2provider 6-2Ccaptureconfigurations 5-1capture existing network 5-1changeunmanaged dev

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ii - INDEXexisting networkcapture 5-1exportinventory file 5-15Iicons, named 3-4importinventory file 5-11infrastructure provider 6-2inventorynetwork 5-

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INDEX - iiiNIM views 3-2server 1-4update 5-6server rules B-1enable B-1service bundles 1-5special caseupload device 4-39start 2-1subscribers 1-5suppres

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iv - INDEX

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 1-3How ISM Provision worksHow ISM Provision worksFigure 1-1: ISM Provision ComponentsISM Provision consists

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1-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideInfrastructure and Services Management Provision Overview• Your Network DevicesThe following sections des

Page 56 - Configurations

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 1-5How ISM Provision worksTypically, you will install one device communicator on the same host as the ISM Pr

Page 57 - Add a New Device

1-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideInfrastructure and Services Management Provision Overview

Page 58 - Add a Configuration Object

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 2-12Starting Network Infrastructure ManagerOverviewSince the Network Infrastructure Manager (NIM) client is

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ii ©2002 Extreme Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. Extreme Networks and BlackDiamond are registered trademarks of Extreme Networks, Inc. in the Unit

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2-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideStarting Network Infrastructure Manager1 Launch the NIM ClientLaunch the NIM client as you would launch o

Page 61 - 3 Enter the key information

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 2-3Overviewit from the drop-down list in the server field. Click on the down-arrow on the right side of the

Page 62 - Modify a Configuration Object

2-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideStarting Network Infrastructure ManagerIn the User Account field, enter your user account name. The previ

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 2-5OverviewFigure 2-4: NIM Initial ScreenWhen NIM launches, the Network Provision view is initially displaye

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2-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideStarting Network Infrastructure Manager

Page 65 - Copy a Device or other Object

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 3-13Network Infrastructure Manager OverviewNetwork Infrastructure Manager OverviewNetwork Infrastructure Man

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3-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Infrastructure Manager Overview• Configuration and topology import from devices and input filesNI

Page 67 - 4Select Paste

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 3-3Network Infrastructure Manager OverviewInventory, Providers Administration, Server Administration, and Ch

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3-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Infrastructure Manager Overviewand a number key at the same time to use the shortcuts. For exampl

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 3-5Network Infrastructure Manager OverviewNetwork Provision ViewFigure 3-5: NIM Network Provision ViewThe Ne

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide iiiContentsPrefaceIntroduction ixTerminology xConventions xRelated Publications xii1 Infrastructure and Serv

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3-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Infrastructure Manager OverviewAt any time you may test your modified configurations against a nu

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 3-7Network Infrastructure Manager Overviewyour devices to the inventory, ISM Provision will read the current

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3-8 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Infrastructure Manager OverviewFrom this view there is a conversion tool to help you setup existi

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 3-9Network Infrastructure Manager OverviewChange Control ViewFigure 3-9: Change Control ViewFrom the Change

Page 75 - Use Telnet to access a device

3-10 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Infrastructure Manager OverviewFigure 3-10: NIM Icons: Open Changes, Save Changes, Modify Object

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 3-11Network Infrastructure Manager OverviewMove DeviceSelect this icon to move the currently selected device

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3-12 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Infrastructure Manager Overview

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-14Network ProvisioningOverviewFrom the Network Provision view of Network Infrastructure Manager you can di

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4-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Provisioning• Configuration Objects• Key Information• Unsupported Configuration Commands• Managed

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-3Network Provision View PanelsNetwork Provision View PanelsWhen you select the Network Provision view of N

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iv Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Infrastructure Manager Overview 3-1Summary of Features 3-1NIM Views 3-2Selecting NIM Views 3-2Netw

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4-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningThe Network Provision view can show three named panels: Network, Templates, and Verif

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-5Configuration Objectsthe plus sign next to a device name, the objects that make up that device will be di

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4-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Provisioningdevice configuration itself. Objects can be displayed, modified, copied, and pasted,

Page 85 - Network Provision view

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-7Managed and Unmanaged DevicesHowever, commands classed as unsupported can still be managed by ISM Provisi

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4-8 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningYou will likely create an unmanaged device in preparation to adding an actual device

Page 87 - Import Inventory File

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-9View Device Configurations1 Select the objectYou may need to expand an object in the Network panel to sel

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4-10 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-4: Device Expanded to Show Next Level of ObjectsThe following figure (Figur

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-11View Device ConfigurationsFigure 4-5: Network Panel Detail of Figure 4-4The objects that make up device

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4-12 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-6: Network Panel with VLANs ExpandedNow that the VLAN object v1 is visible,

Page 91 - Export Inventory File

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-13View Device ConfigurationsFigure 4-7: VLAN v1 PropertiesFigure 4-8 shows the Properties panel for the VL

Page 92 - Upload Devices

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide vView Multiple Configuration Objects 4-15Modify Visible Configuration Options 4-18Modify View Options 4-20Cr

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4-14 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-8: VLAN v1 Properties Detail of Figure 4-7Some of the properties that you m

Page 94 - Save Running Configurations

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-15View Device ConfigurationsFigure 4-9: Expanded VLAN v1 ObjectView Multiple Configuration ObjectsYou may

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4-16 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningTo view multiple configuration objects:1 Select the object to openSelecting an objec

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-17View Device ConfigurationsOnce you have selected Open Object, a separate window will open to display the

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4-18 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-12: VLANs v1 and v1 Displayed in Separate WindowsModify Visible Configurati

Page 98 - Device Access

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-19View Device Configurations1 Open the Options dialog boxRight-click the Network or Properties panel to di

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4-20 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Provisioning3 Select the options to displayCheck the boxes to display the objects. Uncheck the b

Page 100 - Managing Providers

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-21Create and Modify Network Device Configurationsconfigurations and modify them for new devices, create te

Page 101 - Limit Provider Device Access

4-22 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningDetailed Steps. The following steps are a more detailed explanation of the previous

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-23Create and Modify Network Device Configurationsdevice folder you want to add the device to. When you add

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vi Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide7 Managing the ISM Provision ServerOverview 7-1Communicators Tab 7-2Logs Tab 7-3Control Tab 7-4Manage Devi

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4-24 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-15: Selecting the VLANs Object2 Launch the Create wizard (Edit>Add)To la

Page 105 - Managing the ISM Provision

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-25Create and Modify Network Device ConfigurationsFigure 4-16: Launch the Create VLAN Wizard3 Enter the key

Page 106 - Communicators Tab

4-26 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-17: Create VLAN Wizard4 Enter additional informationEnter any other paramet

Page 107 - Logs Tab

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-27Create and Modify Network Device ConfigurationsSummary Steps. To modify a configuration object:1 Select

Page 108 - Control Tab

4-28 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-18: Launching the Modify Device Wizard3 Edit the object propertiesEdit any

Page 109 - Modify a Device Communicator

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-29Create and Modify Network Device ConfigurationsFigure 4-19: Modify Device Wizard4Select FinishWhen you f

Page 110 - Delete a Device Communicator

4-30 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningDetailed Steps. The following steps are a more detailed explanation of the previous

Page 111 - View Device Communicator Logs

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-31Create and Modify Network Device ConfigurationsFigure 4-20: Select the Network Device Folder4Select Past

Page 112 - Manage ISM Provision Server

4-32 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningFigure 4-21: Paste the Device5 Enter a device name (or IP address)Enter the device n

Page 113 - Send Broadcast Message

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-33Create and Modify Network Device ConfigurationsFigure 4-22: Enter Device Name6 Select Finish, or modify

Page 114 - Stop Server

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide viiC ISM Provision Server MaintenanceOverview C-1Database Backup Utility C-1Database Backup Utility Location

Page 115 - View Server Log

4-34 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningSave Changes Without Changing Network ConfigurationIf you have made changes to the c

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-35Create and Modify Network Device Configurations2Select YesThe changes are removed. At this point the Net

Page 117 - Change Control

4-36 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork ProvisioningDetailed Steps. The following steps are a more detailed explanation of the previous

Page 118 - Configuration Versions

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-37Create and Modify Network Device ConfigurationsIn the left-hand box titled Config Areas, select the Mana

Page 119 - Change Control Tasks

4-38 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Provisioning5 Enter Device AddressThe Device Address field is used to inform ISM Provision of th

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 4-39Access Extreme Devices DirectlyIf this happens, examine the errors displayed in the Results panel of the

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4-40 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideNetwork Provisioningand then selecting the Tools Options tab in the Options window. Either type in the s

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-15Managing the Network InventoryOverviewThe Network Inventory view of NIM lists the managed devices in ISM

Page 123 - Create Configuration Version

5-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network InventoryNetwork Inventory view displays only those devices currently managed by ISM

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-3Manage the Network Inventory Listan opportunity to synchronize the ISM Provision server with your NIM cli

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5-4 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network InventoryFigure 5-1: Network Inventory View—No Devices 2 Select the Add Device butto

Page 127 - Table A-1: Supported Modules

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-5Manage the Network Inventory ListFigure 5-2: Create Device Entry Wizard3 Fill in the Device Name (or IP a

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5-6 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network Inventory— Device Name (or IP address). This field specifies the name or IP address

Page 129 - ISM Provision Rules

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-7Manage the Network Inventory ListFigure 5-4: Server Update NotificationIf you choose Update Now, the Netw

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5-8 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network InventoryFigure 5-5: New Device Displayed in Network Inventory ViewIf you choose Upd

Page 131 - Overview

Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-9Manage the Network Inventory ListFigure 5-6: Synchronizing the View to the ServerOnce the view is synchro

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5-10 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network InventoryFigure 5-7: New Device Displayed in Network Provision ViewModify a Network

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-11Manage the Network Inventory List1 From the Network Inventory view, select the device listing to modify2

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5-12 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network Inventorydevices to the network inventory, export an inventory file, and use a text

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-13Manage the Network Inventory ListFigure 5-8: Import Inventory Wizard2 Specify the file to importThe Inve

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide ixPrefaceThis Preface provides an overview of this guide, describes guide conventions, and lists other publi

Page 137 - Maintenance

5-14 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network InventoryFigure 5-9: Select Inventory FileSelect the file name from the file listin

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-15Manage the Network Inventory ListExport Inventory FileYou would export an inventory file to save the adm

Page 139 - Adding a License Key

5-16 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network Inventoryinventory (and topology) files is “.topo”. If you do not specify an extens

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-17Manage the Network Inventory DevicesSee the task, “Modify a Device Communicator”, in Chapter 7, “Managin

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5-18 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network InventorySelect which device you want to upload, clicking on an individual device,

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 5-19Manage the Network Inventory DevicesFigure 5-12: Save Running Configuration Wizard2 Select the device fo

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5-20 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging the Network Inventory

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 6-16Managing ProvidersOverviewThe Providers Administration view in Network Infrastructure Manager allows you

Page 145 - INDEX - iii

6-2 Network Infrastructure Manager User GuideManaging ProvidersThe Infrastructure ProviderThe infrastructure provider entry is a special one. This pro

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Network Infrastructure Manager User Guide 6-3Managing ProvidersSummary Steps. To create a provider and provider accounts:1 Launch the Create Provider

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