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ramesh9
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‎2020-06-21 09:50
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NNM Topology 2019.11 integration

NNM 2019.11 and OBM 2020.05

We are pushing NNM topology to OBM as per below link,

https://docs.microfocus.com/itom/Network_Node_Manager_i:2019.11/OBMTopoIntegration

After the integration when I go to OMI RTSM Modelling studio, I am seeing all network devices are populated under Node CI instance.

It is not getting populated under "Net Device" CI instance.

Can this customized so CIs can get populated under "Net Device" CI instance.

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Dmitry Shevchenko
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‎2020-06-21 16:40

It works as designed. Have a look at NodeRole attribute of those Node CIs to see what kind of network device every such CI represents.

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ramesh9
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‎2020-06-22 05:21

Dear Dmitry

Since it is a network device it should get populated under NetDevice CIT.

If this is working as design, then design itself is not correct.

Again it should get populate under Different categories of NetDevice like LoadBalancer, Firewall etc.

No customer will navigate to each node, right click properties, lookup NodeRole attribute to find what that network device represents.

Everyone wants in one snapshot to find out how much Loadbalancer or Firewalls they have in their environment.

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