Network Inventory

The Network Inventory view displays all managed nodes, service sites, ports, services, and tunnel bindings. You can access the Network Inventory view by selecting Network Map and Health, Network Inventory, or by selecting Network Inventory from the Network Map and Health drop-down in the navigation menu.

The Network Elements view opens by default and displays the following information:

• Name—the name of the node.

• Operational State—displays the operational status of the node, indicating whether the node is running correctly (enabled), or has encountered an issue (disabled).

• System Address—the primary IP address of the node.

• Management Address—the IP address that NSP uses to communicate with the node for network management.

• Product—the type of node (for example, 7705 SAR).

• Chassis Type—the chassis type, which indicates the hardware variant of the node.

Other network inventory information can be found by clicking , and includes the following:

Equipment Inventory

• Shelves—physical chassis details of network devices.

• Fans—cooling component details and status.

• Power Supplies—details and status of device of device power units.

• Slots—device slot details with identifiers and status.

• Cards—Installed card details with identifiers and status.

• Modules—Installed modules providing specific device functions with identifiers and status.

• Ports—node ports with identifiers (NE name and ID) and status.

• LAGs—group of node ports with identifiers (NE name and ID) and status.

• Pluggables—transceiver details (assembly, part numbers, serials, deviations).

• Port Adaptors—adaptor details (assembly, part numbers, serials, deviations).

Service Inventory

• Services—configured services with type and status.

• Service Sites—service objects that exist on nodes and status.

• Service Endpoints—service endpoints with site, IP address, port, NE and status.

• Tunnel Bindings—service bindings between nodes with source and destination identifiers and status.

Network Topology

• Links—links between nodes with type and status.

See the NSP Classic Management Guide for more information on network inventory.