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| Tivoli Netview for UNIX Administrators
7.1 |
| Course
Description |
IBM Tivoli NetView enables users to
discover TCP/IP networks, display network topologies, correlate
and manage events and SNMP traps, monitor network health,
and gather performance data. IBM Tivoli NetView meets the
needs of managers of large networks by providing the scalability
and flexibility to manage mission-critical environments.
This
course teaches you the skills needed to install and configure
IBM Tivoli NetView 7.1 for UNIX. You will gain
skills needed to model your enterprise network, configure
polling for critical network resources, filter and forward
events as needed, and export collected data for analysis.
Hands-on
lab exercises allow you many opportunities to practice
the skills presented in this instructor-led course.
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| Class Length |
5 days |
| Objectives |
This course enables
you to build the necessary knowledge and skills to:
 Perform basic installation
and configuration of the NetView server, traditional
 client, web client, and Mid-Level
Managers (MLMs)
Migrate from a previous version
of NetView
Change IP address and hostname
of NetView server
Manage the size, location,
and aging of network logs
Manage NetView daemons and
databases
Define custom event filters,
configure traps, and customize event applications
Customize discovery of the
network and status polling of devices on the
network
Customize the NetView interface,
including X-windows display, symbol
properties, submap layout,
menu bar options, and custom objects
Load new MIBs and use the
MIB Browser to configure SNMP on devices
Create new SmartSets for objects
providing a certain service or meeting
specified criteria
Use Data collections and identify
threshold routines for collection of SNMP data
Build MIB applications to
monitor system and network activity
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| Who will benefit from the course? |
This course is
intended for the network administrator who is responsible
for the installation, configuration, and management of NetView
servers, clients, and MLMs. |
| Required
Skills/Knowledge |
The following skills and areas
of knowledge are required.
Tivoli NetView for UNIX for
Operators course or equivalent experience.
Intermediate UNIX administration,
including
Ability to traverse filesystems
(ls, pwd, cd).
Ability to manipulate files
(mv, cp, rm, chmod, chown, mkdir).
Ability to read/write startup
files and scripts (.profile, .kshrc, sh/ksh scripts).
Ability to view processes
(ps).
Experience in checking physical
memory, disk space, swap space.
Experience in reading, interpreting,
creating regular expressions.
Experience in modifying system
parameters.
TCP/IP network management
experience, including familiarity with router
configuration; bridging, switching,
routing technologies; broadcast and multicast
addressing; and SNMP configuration.
Shell script writing and reading.
Experience configuring a web
server.
NFS implementation and administration.
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| Recommended
Pre-requisites |
Before attending
this course, you should attend a Tivoli NetView 6.0 for UNIX
for Operators class. |
| Course
Outline |
Unit 1: Tivoli NetView for UNIX
Overview
Unit 2: Installing and Configuring NetView Server
Unit 3: Installing and Configuring NetView Client
Unit 4: Working with NetView Databases
Unit 5: Discovering the Network
Unit 6: Using SmartSets
Unit 7: Customising the Map
Unit 8: Using NetView MIB Tools
Unit 9: Managing Events
Unit 10: Installing and Configuring Mid-Level Managers
(MLMs)
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