Техническая Спецификация для Cisco Cisco Unified Operations Manager 8.0

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status of logical entities such as trunk groups and route lists. This display serves as the central

point to initiate a variety of actions that are available in Cisco Unified Operations Manager 2.0. A

context-sensitive right-click menu is provided through which network managers can get detailed

status as well as historical information about the alerts on each of the elements. It is also possible

to select each of the devices and initiate a variety of diagnostic tests, get access to graphical

performance-monitoring and capacity-monitoring information, or get IP connectivity details for a

selected device by launching a neighbor topology view that shows Layer 2 physical connectivity

from the selected device. Cisco Unified Operations Manager 2.0 also makes available a set of

context-sensitive tools outside the application that can aid in further troubleshooting or diagnostics.

Figure 3 shows the service-level view and its details for a multicluster Cisco Unified

Communications system.

Figure 3. Service-Level View and Details for a Typical Multicluster Deployment

Real-Time Alerts

Cisco Unified Operations Manager 2.0 comes with built-in intelligence that can understand the role

of every device in a Cisco Unified Communications system, and it monitors those devices for any

kind of faults or outages. There is no need to write any rules to start monitoring; all the rules are

built into the product. It also comes with factory-defined thresholds (which can be further tuned by

network administrators) and an analysis engine that can detect the violation of any of these

thresholds and immediately alert network managers through multiple means. These alerts are

presented to the user through the Alerts and Events Display, which refreshes periodically to

present the most up-to-date status of the monitored devices. A separate display called the Phone