Oracle Network Manager Administrator's Guide

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This chapter describes the components of Network Manager and tells you how to use them. It provides information on:

the online walk-through

the components of the graphical user interface:

the Menu Bar and pop-up menus

the Command Tool Bar

the Network Object Tool Bar

the Tree View Window

the Map View Window

how to use the Help system

how to use the property sheets

how to save your input into the network definition

how to validate the network information

how to generate the network information into configuration files or a database

how to save multiple versions of files

Opening Oracle Network Manager

When you click on the Oracle Network Manager icon for the first time, a window like the following appears:

Figure 3 - 1. Initial Oracle Network Manager Window

Opening an Existing Network Definition

If you want to open an existing network definition, select whether it is stored in a file or a database, and select OK.

If it is stored in a file, in the following window select the directory, and then the filename. Select OK.

If it is stored in a database, another window in which to enter connect data will appear. Provide the information and select OK.

The network objects will appear in the Oracle Network Manager window, and you con modify them as you wish.

Creating a New Network Definition

If you want to create a new network definition, select Cancel in the Open Network Definition window, and then

select New from the File menu

select the New icon

When you select New, a window like that shown in Figure 3 - 2 appears:

Figure 3 - 2. Initial Walk Through Window

If you have never used Network Manager before, you may want to use the online walk-through. If so, select Yes. The online walk-through is described in the following section.

Online Walk-Through

This walk-through does not take you through all the features of Network Manager, but it gets you started in the right direction. For details about all the features of Network Manager, read this manual or use the online help.

The next window that appears, as shown in Figure 3 - 3, asks about the major characteristics of your network:

Figure 3 - 3. Network Description Window of the Walk-Through

Based on your answers, the appropriate property sheets will be opened for you. Network Manager describes the purpose of each property sheet before it opens. Figure 3 - 4 shows an example:

Figure 3 - 4. Walk-Through Explanation of the Community Property Sheet

The walk-through continues until you have completed a network configuration and generated the configuration files. However, you may leave the walk-through by canceling an open property sheet. Alternatively, press OK on a property sheet that is incomplete. You will get a message like the following:

Figure 3 - 5. Walk-Through Reminder of Required Information

Select Yes. You will be prompted to supply the required value. If you do not correct it, you will be asked if you want to stop the walk-through. If you select Yes, the walk-through will disappear.

Note: To start the walk-through, you must start a new network definition.

The Graphical User Interface

After you choose to open an existing network definition or choose to create a new one, the full graphical user interface for Network Manager appears on the screen. The Network Manager interface includes a Menu Bar, two Tool Bars, and a large window, as illustrated in Figure 3 - 6.

Figure 3 - 6. Network Manager Interface

These parts of Network Manager are described in the following sections.

Network Manager Menu Bar

Each of the pull-down menus on this bar is described in the following paragraphs.

File

The File menu enables you to manipulate network definitions by selecting menu items such as New, Open, Close, Save, and Save As.

You can print the Map View of your active network definition. You must have network objects arranged in the upper half of the Map View window, and have a least one of them selected. The three File menu choices related to printing are related to this capability.

Choose the printer and print parameters with Print Setup.

See a preview of what will be printed with Print Preview.

Print the Map View by selecting Print.

Validate is a command that tells Network Manager to check the active network definition for errors and missing information. Generatetells Network Manager to generate configuration files from the network definition. These two commands are described in more detail later in this chapter.

Import Bitmap enables you to add a bitmapped background to the Map View you have created for a network. For example, if you have a large map of the area your network covers, you may want to import it into the Map View to show more precisely where the network objects are located.

Note: This menu item is unavailable unless a Map View has been created and is active.

Edit

Provides tools to manipulate information in the property sheets. From this menu you can Cut, Copy, and Paste information from one property sheet to another. For more information, see 'Using the Edit Utilities' . Oracle network & wireless cards driver download windows 10

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Delete enables you to delete objects from the network definition. To delete a network object you have created, select the object from the window and select Delete from the Edit Menu. Note that when you delete an object, it is removed from the network definition. That is, you are not just removing it from view, but are eliminating it from the network definition.

View

Choices on the View menu are Invalid Objects,Command Tool Bar, Network Object Tool Bar, and Status Bar. The default is for all the bars to be visible. If you want to remove one of the bars from the view, select it from this list. To bring it back into view, select it again.

Layout

This menu offers the choice of Domain or Community. The layout selected determines which network objects appear in the Tree View and Map View windows. If Community is the layout selected (the default), the communities, the nodes within the communities, and the network services are shown. If Domain is the layout selected, the local region, domains, and the nodes and services are sh

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