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About the OVO Java-based Operator GUI
Accessing NNM from the Java GUI
NOTE Users cannot see OVO-specific symbols and submaps in the accessed ovw
map. The map shows a pure network view, with no OVO-related status
messages.
Accessing NNM from a Remote System
If NNM is installed on a system other than the OVO management server,
operators can access NNM from the operator GUI.
NOTE Operators can access remote NNM systems from the Motif GUI or the
Java GUI. However, starting OV applications in the Motif GUI calls the
operator’s own ovw session.
To access a remote NNM system, make sure the following requirements
are met:
❏ NNM on HP-UX or Solaris
NNM is installed and running on an HP-UX or Solaris server. An
HP-UX OVO server can access a remote NNM system running on
Solaris. And a Solaris OVO server can access a remote NNM system
running on HP-UX.
❏ NNM on Remote System and OVO Server
NNM version installed on the remote systems is identical to the
NNM version on the OVO server for that architecture (for example,
only NNM 6.1 can be used for remote access with OVO A.08.10).
❏ OVO Agent on Remote System
OVO agent is installed and running on the remote NNM system.
❏ ovw Bundle on Remote NNM System
Bundle OVORemoteOVw has been manually installed on the remote
NNM system (see the OVO Installation Guide for the Management
Server, for the installation procedure).
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