Extreme Networks ISM Provision Manual de usuario

Extreme Networks, Inc.

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Network Infrastructure

Manager User Guide

Infrastructure Client for ISM Provision

Published: April, 2002

Part number:100120-00 rev01

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Contents

Preface

Introduction ix

Terminology x

Conventions x

Related Publications xii

1 Infrastructure and Services Management Provision

Overview

Overview 1-1

Summary of Features 1-2

How ISM Provision works 1-3

Your Network Devices 1-4

ISM Provision Server 1-4

Device Communicators 1-4

Network Infrastructure Manager Client 1-5

IP Service Manager Client 1-5

2 Starting Network Infrastructure Manager

Overview 2-1

Starting Network Infrastructure Manager 2-1

3 Network Infrastructure Manager Overview

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Network Infrastructure Manager Overview 3-1

Summary of Features 3-1

NIM Views 3-2

Selecting NIM Views 3-2

Network Provision View 3-5

Network Inventory View 3-6

Providers Administration View 3-7

Server Administration View 3-8

Change Control View 3-9

NIM Icons 3-9

Open Changes 3-10

Save Changes 3-10

Modify Object 3-10

Copy 3-10

Paste 3-10

Delete 3-10

Move Device 3-11

Verify Configuration 3-11

Synchronize 3-11

Commit Changes 3-11

Revert Changes 3-11

Help 3-11

4 Network Provisioning

Overview 4-1

Network Provision View Panels 4-3

Network Panel 4-4

Templates Panel 4-5

Verification Panel 4-5

Properties Panel 4-5

Configuration Objects 4-5

Key Information 4-6

Unsupported Configuration Commands 4-6

Managed and Unmanaged Devices 4-7

View Device Configurations 4-8

View a Single Configuration Object 4-8

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View Multiple Configuration Objects 4-15

Modify Visible Configuration Options 4-18

Modify View Options 4-20

Create and Modify Network Device Configurations 4-20

Add a New Device 4-21

Add a Configuration Object 4-22

Modify a Configuration Object 4-26

Copy a Device or other Object 4-29

Save Changes Without Changing Network Configuration 4-34

Remove Changes (Revert to Server State) 4-34

Change an Unmanaged Device into a Managed Device 4-35

Access Extreme Devices Directly 4-39

Use Telnet to access a device 4-39

Use Extreme WebVista to access a device 4-40

5 Managing the Network Inventory

Overview 5-1

Manage the Network Inventory List 5-2

Add a Device to the Network Inventory 5-2

Modify a Network Inventory Device Listing 5-10

Delete a Device from the Network Inventory 5-11

Import Inventory File 5-11

Export Inventory File 5-15

Manage the Network Inventory Devices 5-16

Upload Devices 5-16

Save Running Configurations 5-18

6 Managing Providers

Overview 6-1

The Infrastructure Provider 6-2

Device Access 6-2

Managing Providers 6-2

Create a Provider and Provider Accounts 6-2

Limit Provider Device Access 6-5

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7 Managing the ISM Provision Server

Overview 7-1

Communicators Tab 7-2

Logs Tab 7-3

Control Tab 7-4

Manage Device Communicators 7-4

Add a Device Communicator 7-5

Modify a Device Communicator 7-5

Delete a Device Communicator 7-6

View Device Communicator Logs 7-7

Manage ISM Provision Server 7-8

View Other Connected Users 7-8

Send Broadcast Message 7-9

Stop Server 7-10

View Server Log 7-11

8 Change Control

Overview 8-1

Jobs 8-2

Configuration Versions 8-2

Change Control Tasks 8-3

View Current Job Changes 8-3

View Committed, Scheduled, or Saved Jobs 8-4

Delete Scheduled or Saved Jobs 8-7

Create Configuration Version 8-7

Rollback to a Configuration Version 8-9

8-10

A ISM Provision Devices, Images, and Modules

Supported Devices, Images and Modules A-1

B ISM Provision Rules

Overview B-1

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C ISM Provision Server Maintenance

Overview C-1

Database Backup Utility C-1

Database Backup Utility Location C-2

Using the Database Backup Utility C-2

Installing a Backup Database C-3

Adding a License Key C-3

Index

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Preface

This Preface provides an overview of this guide, describes guide conventions, and lists

other publications that may be useful.

Introduction

This guide provides the required information to manage a network using Extreme

Networks’ Network Infrastructure Manager (NIM) client as the interface for Extreme

Networks’ Infrastructure and Services Management Provision (ISM Provision).

This guide is intended for use by network administrators who are responsible for

configuring network equipment. It assumes a basic working knowledge of:

•Local area networks (LANs).

•Ethernet concepts.

•Ethernet switching and bridging concepts.

•Routing concepts.

•Internet Protocol (IP) concepts.

•Routing Information Protocol (RIP) and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF).

•Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).

Additionally, this guide assumes a familiarity with the features and functionality of

ExtremeWare Software and with Extreme Networks’hardware. See the section, “Related

Publications”, for documents covering Extreme Networks’Software and Hardware.

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If the information in the release notes shipped with your software differs from the

information in this guide, follow the release notes.

Terminology

When features, functionality, or operation is specific to the Summit, Alpine, or

BlackDiamond switch family, the family name is used. Explanations about features and

operations that are the same across all Extreme switch product families simply refer to

the product as the “Extreme device”or “Extreme switch.”Explanations about features

that are the same for all devices managed by Network Infrastructure Manager (both

Extreme devices and others) simply refer to “devices.”

Conventions

Table 1 and Table 2 list conventions that are used throughout this guide.

Table 1: Notice Icons

Icon Notice Type Alerts you to...

Note Important features or instructions.

Caution Risk of personal injury, system damage, or loss of data.

Warning Risk of severe personal injury.

Table 2: Text Conventions

Convention Description

Screen displays This typeface indicates command syntax, or represents information

as it appears on the screen.

Screen displays

bold

This typeface indicates how you would type a particular command.

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