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Tivoli Netcool/Realtime Active Dashboards 3.0 FundamentalsTN19 Course duration (days): 3 |
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Also known as: TN19GB About this classThis course introduces the capabilities, limitations, installation, configuration, and integration methodologies of IBM Netcool/Realtime Active Desktops version 3.0 (RAD). The course focuses on the deployment, configuration, and everyday maintenance of Netcool/RAD from the perspective of the administrator. Begin by installing the RAD application on a classroom server, and then cover the standard configuration objects. Additional hands-on exercises provide experience installing and configuring the RAD application on dedicated UNIX workstations. The exercises are structured to teach the RAD fundamentals, such as creating templates and modeling various components in a network and systems environment. Additional labs include how to set up SLA monitoring in the service model. Studentd interested in configuring custom canvases (models) and dashboard components should subsequently attend the Netcool/RAD Advanced class. Who will the lesson benefit?This course is for individuals responsible for Netcool/RAD 3.0 implementation and administration. This includes network and systems management developers and engineers who are required to install, configure, maintain, or support a Netcool/RAD system. This is an entry level product course, and no knowledge of earlier versions of the software is assumed. However, those who use Netcool/RAD for monitoring and are not interested in creating models or product administration are not advised to take this course. What delegates will learn
What prerequisites are requiredSystem administrator level understanding of Solaris 9 with an ability to edit text files Administrative level skills with OMNIbus version 7 or later (see course TN02G) An understanding of programming concepts: conditional statements, variables, loops, objects and array UNIX administration skills Fundamentals of database construction (SQL for example) Contents of this classIntroduction
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