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    NSP Classic Management NFM-P: GUI Operations | OS00047-V-1900

NSP Classic Management
NFM-P: GUI Operations |
OS00047-V-1900

Course number:  OS00047-V-1900
Course duration: 2 days (including lectures and hands-on lab exercises)
 

Course overview

This course is intended to familiarize the learner with the basic concepts and workflows required to use the NSP Classic Management (formerly NFM-P) GUI.

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Course objectives

The learner will be able to:

  • Demonstrate installation of the Classic Management NFM-P GUI
  • Describe the characteristics and functionality of the Classic Management NFM-P GUI
  • Describe the Classic Management NFM-P GUI windows management
  • Identify the Classic Management NFM-P GUI form types, functions and components
  • Describe Classic Management NFM-P GUI workspace customization
  • Describe the function of the Navigation Tree for equipment management
  • List the Classic Management NFM-P fault management capabilities using alarm functionalities

 

 

  • Describe the concept of Classic Management NFM-P alarm correlation
  • Identify the Classic Management NFM-P statistics collection capabilities
  • Identify the Classic Management NFM-P purpose of collecting performance statistics
  • Identify the relationship between NE MIB statistics policies and specific MIB statistics policies
  • Identify the mechanisms used for the communication between the Classic Management NFM-P server&NetworkDevices

Course modules

 

1 - Basics of the GUI

  • 1.1 - Installing & Launching the Classic Management NFM-P GUI
  • 1.2 - Classic Management NFM-P GUI Client Components
  • 1.3 - Classic Management NFM-P GUI Windows Management
  • 1.4 - Classic Management NFM-P GUI Forms
  • 1.5 - Classic Management NFM-P GUI Workspace Customization
  • 2 - View the Topology
    • 2.1 - Network Topology Management

 

 

 

  • 3 - Alarm Status & Severity
    • 3.1 - Alarm Management
  • 4 - Statistics
    • 4.1 - Statistics Overview
  • 5 - Managed Domain
    • 5.1 - Creating the Managed Domain