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Network Management System Requirements

Network Management System Requirements

To manage a network of LightStream 2020 multiservice ATM switches (LS2020 switches), you must run the StreamView network management software on an appropriately configured network management system (NMS). The NMS, which must be a member of the Sun SPARCstation family of workstations, provides the means for configuring, monitoring, and controlling LS2020 switches throughout your network.


Note You can run StreamView on the NMS either with or without HP OpenView. However, the LS2020 topology map, which generates a graphical representation of an LS2020 network, must be run in conjunction with HP OpenView.

NMS Hardware Requirements

The hardware requirements for running the NMS software are outlined below.

Consult the HP OpenView documentation for detailed information about reserving swap space.

Note If you plan to load additional software onto your NMS hard disk other than that described in the section below entitled "NMS Software Requirements," you may need an even larger hard disk.

NMS Software Requirements

To use the StreamView network management application, the following software must be installed on the NMS hard disk:


Note The operating system required for LS2020 network management is not the default software currently being shipped with new Sun SPARCstations. To use StreamView on the NMS, you must specifically ask for the SunOS 4.1.3 or SunOS 4.1.4 operating system to be installed on the NMS hard disk.

You have the option of running HP OpenView on the NMS in conjunction with StreamView. If you elect to run HP OpenView, the following version information is applicable:


Note If you intend to use the LS2020 topology map, HP OpenView must be installed on the NMS hard disk.

For more information about HP OpenView operating requirements, see the HP OpenView Management Platform Performance and Configuration Guide.

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