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The HP NNMi adapter retrieves information about nodes and incidents from the HP Network Node Manager (NNMi) application.  
The HP NNMi adapter retrieves information about nodes and incidents from the HP Network Node Manager (NNMi) application.  


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!Description
!Description
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|'''host'''
|'''cacheTimeout'''
| The hostname or IP address referring to the HP NNMi database.
|How long the cache manager will keep a response before re-querying the data source.
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|'''port'''
|'''url'''
|  The TCP port of the HP NNMi database. Default value is <tt>4100</tt>.
|  The base URL of NNM, which should be in the form of "<protocol>://<host>[:port]/" (http://nnm.test.com:8080/ in this example). The base URL can be tested by entering it in a browser and appending "/IncidentBeanService/IncidentBean?wsdl", which should return an XML file describing the Incident web service.  
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|'''dbname'''
|'''httpAuthUsername'''
| The name of the HP NNMi database. Default value: <tt>NCOMS</tt>
|User name credential used to connect to HP NNMi.
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|-
|'''connectTimeout'''
|'''httpAuthPassword'''
|Time (in seconds) to wait for the host to respond before abandoning the establishment of a connection to a datasource. If there is latency between AppBoard and the database, due to network configuration, this value may need to be increased.
|User password credential used to connect to HP NNMi.
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|}
|'''timeout'''
 
|Time to wait (in seconds) to wait before abandoning the retrieval of a new connection from the datasource. In the case that a great number of connections are made to this host, the size of the pool may need to be increased as a timeout typically indicates that the pool is exhausted and are waiting for a new connection "slot" to become available.
=== Entities ===
 
A successful connection will result in the creation of two data source entities: ''Nodes'' and ''Incidents''.
 
{|class='wikitable'
!Entity
!Description
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|-
|'''username'''
|'''Nodes'''
|User name credential used to connect to database.
|The Nodes entity contains a list of nodes from NNM. This is consistent with the nodes from the Inventory Workspace of the NNM web interface.
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|-
|'''password'''
|'''Incidents'''
|User password credential used to connect to database.
|The Incidents entity contains all incidents from NNM. This is consistent with All Incidents from the Incident Browsing Workspace of the NNM web interface.
|}
|}
[[File:HP-NNM-NodesPreview.png|thumb|750px|Example data preview of ''Nodes'']]

Latest revision as of 16:41, 3 January 2014

The HP NNMi adapter retrieves information about nodes and incidents from the HP Network Node Manager (NNMi) application.


Data Source Configuration

Configure Connection Settings

The table below details the settings you can configure for a HP NNMi Data Source:

Name Description
cacheTimeout How long the cache manager will keep a response before re-querying the data source.
url The base URL of NNM, which should be in the form of "<protocol>://<host>[:port]/" (http://nnm.test.com:8080/ in this example). The base URL can be tested by entering it in a browser and appending "/IncidentBeanService/IncidentBean?wsdl", which should return an XML file describing the Incident web service.
httpAuthUsername User name credential used to connect to HP NNMi.
httpAuthPassword User password credential used to connect to HP NNMi.

Entities

A successful connection will result in the creation of two data source entities: Nodes and Incidents.

Entity Description
Nodes The Nodes entity contains a list of nodes from NNM. This is consistent with the nodes from the Inventory Workspace of the NNM web interface.
Incidents The Incidents entity contains all incidents from NNM. This is consistent with All Incidents from the Incident Browsing Workspace of the NNM web interface.
Example data preview of Nodes