Cisco Cisco Transport Manager 9.1 기술 참조

—Describes how to use the CTM software, which 

consists of user applications and tools for network discovery, network configuration, connection 
management, fault management, system administration, and security management.

—Describes the CTM GateWay/CORBA northbound interface product that is available for 

CTM. This document serves as a reference for developers of OSS applications that work with the 
CTM GateWay/CORBA interface.

—Describes the database schema that CTM 

uses to store information in a Structured Query Language (SQL) database such as the Oracle 
database. The document is designed for users who need to create their own reports without using 
CTM.

Cisco Transport Manager Release 9.1 High Availability Installation Guide—Explains how to install 
CTM in a high availability (HA) environment.

To obtain the Cisco Transport Manager Release 9.1 High Availability Installation Guide, 
contact your Cisco account representative.

—This document.

—Describes how CTM 

supports basic external authentication.

—Describes the migration 

matrix for CTM service pack releases.

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