Problem: Excessive NFM-P server-to-client response time
Increasing available server network management resources
As the number of managed devices grows and as more GUI or OSS clients are brought online, the processing load on the NFM-P system increases. For optimum NFM-P performance, you must ensure that the NFM-P configuration meets the requirements in the NSP Planning Guide as your network expands.
You can do the following to increase the available NFM-P server network management resources:
See the NSP NFM-P Classic Management User Guide, , and the NSP Installation and Upgrade Guide for information about a particular option. Contact technical support for reconfiguration assistance.
Perform this procedure to check the following:
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System performance may degrade if the number of available Preferred and Reserved auxiliary servers drops below the number of configured Preferred auxiliary servers.
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Alarms raised against the NFM-P main server may provide information about the performance degradation.
Steps
CAUTION Service Disruption |
Only Nokia support staff are qualified to assess and reconfigure an NFM-P deployment.
Contact your technical support representative for assistance.
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Open an NFM-P client GUI. |
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Choose Administration→System Information. The System Information form opens. |
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Click on the Faults tab to view auxiliary server and general NFM-P system alarm information, if required. |
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If your NFM-P deployment includes one or more auxiliary servers, perform the following steps to check the status of each auxiliary server.
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Close the System Information form. End of steps |