HP BSM Network Node Manager i 9.x Software - HP0-M51 Exam Practice Test

A. Minor due to AddressNotResponding

B. Minor due to InterfacesDownInNode

C. Critical due to NodeOrConnectionDown

D. Normal

A. Select Configuration > select Map Properties > modify the value shown in the Maximum Number of Displayed Nodes field.

B. Select Tools > select Actions > modify the value shown in the Maximum Number of Displayed Nodes field.

C. Go to the Configuration workspace > select User Interface Configuration > select the Default Map Settings tab > modify the value shown in the Maximum Number of Displayed Nodes field.

D. Select Tools > select Configuration Workspaces > modify the value shown in the Maximum Number of Displayed Nodes field.

A. SNMP traps that are not enabled in NNMi's SNMP trap configuration will be displayed in the NNMi Incident browser.

B. SNMP traps that are not configured in NNMi's SNMP trap configuration and from a source that is in NNMi's database will be displayed in the NNMi Incident browser.

C. SNMP traps of any OID and from any source will be displayed in the NNMi Incident browser.

D. SNMP traps that are enabled in NNMi's SNMP trap configuration and from a source that is not in NNMi's database will be displayed in the NNMi Incident browser.

A. It increases operations efficiency; network operations personnel can monitor and investigate information from two data sources within a single screen.

B. It provides visibility of the health of the converged voice and data networking by consolidating IP telephony device management.

C. It shrinks MTTR with contextual drill down to flow and packet-level details to identify the performance problems.

D. It provides the ability to view connectivity through different network clouds; NNMi users can detect and view the multiple sites connected by a WAN.

A. Device profiles are defined globally by a unique system object ID.

B. Device profiles cannot be defined; they are fixed in NNMi.

C. Device profiles can be assigned to specific users or groups.

D. Device profiles are defined on a Node Group by Node Group basis.

A. The trap must be defined in NNMi, the trap must be enabled, and the node must be resolved.

B. All received traps are automatically propagated into the Incident browser.

C. The trap must be defined, the trap must be enabled, and the source node may or may not be resolved.

D. The node must be resolved, and the trap must be defined.

A. Guest Seeded Discovery

B. Customer Tenant Model

C. Operator Level 3 Views

D. Private Topology Viewer