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Admin guide 6 TMSL - - Issue Sep TimeScan NMS Administrator ? s Guide Release Copyright ? Symmetricom Inc All rights reserved Printed in U S A C CIssue Sep Administrator Guide Contents TMSL - - Chapter Managed Object Con ?guration Chapter Security Manager

TMSL - - Issue Sep TimeScan NMS Administrator ? s Guide Release Copyright ? Symmetricom Inc All rights reserved Printed in U S A C CIssue Sep Administrator Guide Contents TMSL - - Chapter Managed Object Con ?guration Chapter Security Manager Chapter Fault Management Con ?guration Chapter Alarm Forwarder Chapter Process Supervisor Chapter Database Administration Chapter Fault Con ?guration Chapter Troubleshooting Page i ii CTMSL - - Issue Sep This page intentionally left blank Page ii ii CIssue Sep Introduction TMSL - - Welcome to the Administrators Guide for the TimeScan NMS Suite of applications The tools within the suite are used for administration and troubleshooting and this introduction describes each one of them and outlines its use Introduction Page CTMSL - - Issue Sep Managed Object Con ?guration Managed object con ?guration provides the ability to de ?ne new or modify existing managed elements This chapter provides a step-by-step description of how to de ?ne the existence of a new DCD element include a new Network Browser view and make these new objects accessible to the operator Managed Object Con ?guration is launched by selecting Managed Object Con ?guration icon from the TimeScan NMS Administrator item on the Windows Start menu or the Unix CDE Front Panel Page Introduction CIssue Sep TMSL - - Figure The Unix CDE Front Panel Windows Start Menu Security Manager The TimeScan NMS Server has an in-built protection scheme against unauthorised users from accessing and manipulating the elements managed from the platform The chapter describes how the Security Manager works and how the sub-system should be maintained Introduction Page CTMSL - - Issue Sep The Security feature application is launched by selecting the Security Manager icon from the TimeScan NMS Administrator item on the Windows Start menu or the Unix CDE Front Panel Figure Fault Management Con ?guration All alarms within the TimeScan NMS system have an ID and a mapping for severity Using this facility incoming alarm IDs can be con ?gured and the severity mapping can be amended If a mapping is changed it will only be e ?ective on new alarms which are received after the amendment has taken place Alarm Forwarder NMS may be set-up to forward alarms to an external system The external system must listen on a TCP IP socket and receive textual based alarm event and clearing messages once a connection has been established This document will describe how to set-up the NMS to forward alarm including criteria that can be set and the format of the forwarded messages Database Administration The Database Administration chapter discusses archiving of the alarm database as well as viewing of archived data This chapter discusses how to plan and perform basic maintenance tasks The Maintenance schedule is a list of tasks that must be performed on a regular bases daily weekly monthly to keep the system running smoothly Troubleshooting NMS Console This facility reports internal TimeScan NMS events If a problem arises with the system which prevents communication use this console