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Integrated Network Management Broadband Release 4.1 PG OC 98-13 Issue 1.2
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The HP 9000 Model 720 has been discontinued by the manufacturer. It is included here for
compatibility with the workstation requirements of previous versions of INM.
2
The general rule used for the number of OPCs supported by the INM Broadband is as
follows:
n = number of OPC span with a primary and a backup OPC
m = number of OPC spans with a primary OPC only
X = number of OPC module pairs
3
The total number of users is one plus this number.
4
This is the default value, it may be increased to a maximum of 60 if there is sufficient
bandwidth.
5
The total number of Controller, NE and remote login sessions must not exceed this number.
6
Assuming standard hardware configuration consisting of two serial ports.
7
The HP 9000 Models 735 and 715/64 have been discontinued by the manufacturer, but will
continue to be supported.
8
As of INM 3.1, the number of primary controller or a primary and backup controller pairs
supported is 150. Each of these primary controllers or a primary and backup controller pairs
is denoted a span.
The following engineering limits exist for INM 4.1 GUI in a federated
environment. The individual workstation values are the same as for the
standalone configuration with the following changes within the federation:
Number of instances of the Central-
ized Inventory Collection tool per
INM Broadband 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Number of Connection Management
application instances per GNB user 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Number of communicating INM
Broadband workstations in a federa-
tion 0 0 0 0 25 25 0 25 25
Description
Release 6.0
INM Broadband
Release 3.1 INM Broadband Release
4.1
HP Workstation Model HP Workstation Model HP Workstation Model
715
7
735
7
C110
715
7
B132L+ 735
7
C200
C100
C110
715
7
B132L+ 735
7
C200
C100
C110
2n m + 2X
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