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Integrated Network Management Broadband Release 4.1 PG OC 98-13 Issue 1.2
• S/DMS AccessNode Support offers the capability to have INM provide
real-time shelf level alarms for CDS and ABM shelves.
• AccessNode Express (ANX) Fault Management and Shelf Level View
support is provided. All severities of alarms (warning, minor, major,
critical) raised against ANX equipment are reported on the ANX nodes and
are included in summary alarm counts for groups containing ANX nodes
as well as in the GNB alarm banner. The shelf level graphics feature
permits the user to view the layout of the shelf as well as the cards installed
in the shelf and view which circuit packs or equipment have alarms raised
against them.
• OC-3 Express Connection Management, Performance Monitoring and
Remote Inventory (including Shelf Level Graphics) is supported. Nodal
connection management for OC-3 Express NEs for functionalities such as
Time Slot Assignment (TSA), Time Slot Interchange (TSI), Hairpinning,
Path switched connections and Drop-and-Continue and Broadcast is
provided. Remote Inventory, Shelf Level Graphics and Performance
Monitoring are supported with functionalities similar to that provided for
other types of NEs.
• DV45 Fault Management offers the capability to have INM in conjunction
with the MOA software load provide fault management for the DV45
Video Codec with respect to first alert, alarm counts and alarm details. For
full feature description on the DV45 MOA please refer to Planning Guide
PG 95-11.
• Tellabs Titan 5500 Digital Cross-Connect (DCS) Support offers the
capability to have INM in conjunction with the MOA to provide fault
management as well as remote login for the Tellabs Titan 5500 digital
cross-connect systems. Fault Management capabilities include first alert,
alarm counts, and alarm details. For full feature description on the DV-45
MOA please refer to Planning Guide PG 95-11.
General/Generic features
• Federated Networks support which provides the ability to manage a
network of up to 10,000 network elements and 750 controller (OPC/MOA)
pairs in a scalable environment by distributing the resources and data
required for the network across a number of communicating INM
workstations.
— Global Alarm Acknowledgment in a scalable environment provides an
unconditional propagation of alarm acknowledgment to all INM
workstations managing OPCs and MOAs that support alarm
surveillance functionality.
• On-line help which uses a World Wide Web (WWW) oriented method and
which provides the capability to access the INM documentation from