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This guide is written for field consultants, users and administrators of the HP Network Node Manager (NNM) software product. The second edition covers information that is relevant for NNM product versions 6.0 through 7.53 with Intermediate Patch 20. It does not cover NNM 8i, which is an entirely new and different product (see page 287). It was written for those who seek a shortcut to commonly used product info that is either missing or obfuscated in the product docs, and it covers practical implementation information that can‟t be found in any product documentation or the fine product manual or reference pages. This guide was gleaned from OpenView users and from the author‟s fifteen years of compiled notes on the product.

So, what is NNM? NNM is a scalable enterprise network fault management tool that provides SNMP manager features, network discovery, OSI layer 2 and layer 3 topology mapping, network device status polling, third party integration APIs and some limited reporting, performance and trend analysis capabilities. It is the most popular enterprise-class network management tool for managing IP networks.
The terms “OpenView” and “NNM” have been used synonymously for many years, but it has never been accurate to mix these terms. NNM is a discreet product within the OpenView software product suite. A list of some of the more popular and relevant HP Software products are listed on page 300.
Shortly after its acquisition of Mercury Interactive in 2007, HP dropped the use of “OpenView” in all its software products and branded all software under the HP umbrella “HP Software.” “HP OpenView Network Node Manager” thus became “HP Network Node Manager.” The author‟s expectation is that NNM will still be referred to as “OpenView” for at least another decade.

Fognet Field Guide to OpenView Network Node Manager 2nd Mike Peckar eBook

Book arrived quickly, as usual with Amazon, and the content was exactly what I was needing. It provides more granular details on polling, event coorelation, and notifications, than I was able to obtain or interpret in HP books. Highly recommended, for novice, anyway.

Product details File Size 1309 KB Print Length 356 pages Publisher Fogbooks; 2nd edition (December 9, 2013) Publication Date December 9, 2013 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B004WSQCIU

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Fognet Field Guide to OpenView Network Node Manager 2nd Mike Peckar eBook Reviews

Completely out-of-date! NNM was completely re-written and changed years ago. This book is of no value and was a complete waste of money. Buyer beware; this was written on the old NNM 7.5.
I was spending some time around forum for help with HP Openview NNM. I found this book and was curious to see the quality of the content.

For the price this guide is really useful for beginners or advanced users using NNM that wants to increase their knowledge.

I really recommend this book to everyone in this field.

You can also have a better overview of the guide via GoogleBooks who published this extract with the agreement of the author

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Book arrived quickly, as usual with , and the content was exactly what I was needing. It provides more granular details on polling, event coorelation, and notifications, than I was able to obtain or interpret in HP books. Highly recommended, for novice, anyway.