What are some common commands and operations?

Common commands involve displaying network status, configuring alerts, generating reports, and managing user access. Exact syntax depends on the interface used (ISPF panels or command-line).

What types of APIs does it expose?

BMC AMI Ops for Networks exposes APIs for data retrieval and integration with other systems. These APIs may include RESTful interfaces for accessing network performance data.

What are the main system components?

The architecture includes components such as the Data Collector, the Presentation Server, and the Alert Manager. These components communicate using TCP/IP and z/OS internal communication mechanisms.

What is the business value of using BMC AMI Ops for Networks?

BMC AMI Ops for Networks provides improved network visibility, faster problem resolution, and reduced downtime. This leads to increased business productivity and reduced operational costs.

How does it help prevent network outages?

By proactively monitoring network performance and identifying potential issues, the product helps prevent network outages and service disruptions.

How does it integrate with other BMC products?

Integration with other BMC AMI Ops products provides a unified view of the IT infrastructure, enabling better coordination and collaboration between different teams.

What authentication methods are supported?

Authentication methods include LDAP, SAML 2.0, and X.509 certificates. Access control is based on z/OS security systems (RACF, ACF2, Top Secret) using role-based access control (RBAC).

Data is encrypted both in transit and at rest using industry-standard encryption algorithms. Audit logging captures user activity and system events for security monitoring and compliance.

How does it ensure network security?

The product leverages z/OS security features to control access to network resources and data. Regular security assessments and penetration testing are recommended to ensure ongoing security.

What monitoring and logging capabilities exist?

The product provides extensive monitoring and logging capabilities, including real-time dashboards, historical reports, and alert notifications. These features help operators quickly identify and resolve network issues.

How can operators manage the product?

Operators can use the ISPF panels, web console, or CLI to manage the product and troubleshoot network problems. Integration with other BMC AMI Ops products provides a unified view of the IT environment.

What are some common maintenance tasks?

Regular maintenance tasks include applying software updates, reviewing security logs, and optimizing configuration parameters. Automation tools can be used to automate many of these tasks.

Does it integrate with ITSM platforms?

The product supports integration with various IT service management (ITSM) platforms, allowing operators to create incidents and track network issues within their existing workflows.

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BMC AMI Ops for Networks

BMC Active z/OS

Networks and Communication Monitor

Vendor

BMC

Product Overview

The architecture of BMC AMI Ops for Networks includes several key components. The Data Collector gathers network statistics from z/OS systems. The Presentation Server provides a user interface for viewing network data.

The Alert Manager generates alerts based on predefined thresholds. These components communicate using TCP/IP and z/OS internal communication mechanisms. The product supports various communication protocols, including TCP/IP and SNA/VTAM.

Administrative interfaces include ISPF panels, a web-based console, and a command-line interface (CLI). User management is handled through z/OS security systems like RACF, ACF2, or Top Secret, using role-based access control (RBAC). Configuration parameters are stored in z/OS datasets and managed through ISPF panels or configuration files.

Monitoring and logging capabilities are provided through z/OS system logs and the product's internal logs. Competing products include IBM Z NetView and CA NetMaster. BMC AMI Ops for Networks offers a unified view of SNA and TCP/IP networks, simplifying network management and integration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of networks does BMC AMI Ops for Networks monitor?

BMC AMI Ops for Networks monitors both SNA and TCP/IP networks on z/OS. It provides real-time and historical data on network performance, availability, and security.

How does BMC AMI Ops for Networks collect network data?

The product uses a combination of sampling and event-driven monitoring to collect data. It leverages z/OS facilities for data capture and analysis.

What are some of the key features of BMC AMI Ops for Networks?

Key features include real-time monitoring dashboards, historical reporting, alert management, and integration with other BMC AMI Ops products.

What communication protocols are supported?

The product supports various communication protocols, including TCP/IP, SNA/VTAM, and related protocols used in z/OS environments.

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Product Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of networks does BMC AMI Ops for Networks monitor?

How does BMC AMI Ops for Networks collect network data?

What are some of the key features of BMC AMI Ops for Networks?

What communication protocols are supported?

What are some common commands and operations?

What types of APIs does it expose?

What are the main system components?

What administrative interfaces are available?

How are configuration parameters managed?

What is the business value of using BMC AMI Ops for Networks?

How does it help prevent network outages?

How does it integrate with other BMC products?

What authentication methods are supported?

How is data secured?

How does it ensure network security?

What monitoring and logging capabilities exist?

How can operators manage the product?

What are some common maintenance tasks?

Does it integrate with ITSM platforms?

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