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application level monitoring

ramesh9

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Our application team is asking for below,

  1. Daily Monitoring(24*7) – To present data related to network which can be used by any application in Retail stores ( Wired/Wireless )
  2. L2 Dashboard for Investigation – To present Peer to Peer information from network to application level for all applications used in Retail stores (Wired/Wireless)

Please let me know which is the right kind of module for above.

We are using NNM, QA SPI and Traffic SPI in our environment.

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    1. Typically, clients use NNMi UI along with iSPI (if needed) on a big screen display to monitor network. It is not clear how "any application" in retail store will be integrated with NNMi. For example, if there is a plan that applications would take some data from NNMi and process the information further you could use OPTIC DL which provides access to Vertica DB for performance data. NNMi can be configured to forward traps to remote applications. Incidents can be also forwarded with the help of OBM agent. NNMi also provides API to access NNMi information including topology, incidents.

    2. NNMi L2 map views displayed on a big screen might be helpful.

    In general, questions are not enough specific with details in order to provide specific answers.

    Best regards,
    Sergey Pankratov

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