AutoNOC 2.5 User Guide Preface Acknowledgements System Requirements Legal Part 1 - Introduction 1.1 The Ideal Difference 1.2 Automated Operations 1.3 Services & Scaler 1.4 Acquisition Stacks 1.5 Portal Deployment 1.6 Discovery and Crawler 1.7 Monitoring Agents 1.8 Recoiling Database 1.9 Multiple Languages 1.10 Security Part 2 - NOC Views 2.1 Investigate 2.2 Observe 2.3 Visualize 2.4 Alarms 2.5 Analyze 2.6 Design 2.7 Configure Part 3 - Model Design 3.1 Object Model 3.2 Devices 3.3 Sets 3.4 Set Criteria 3.5 Probes 3.6 Logs & Events 3.7 Alarms 3.8 Actions 3.9 Reports 3.10 Users 3.11 Polling 3.12 Service Levels 3.13 Dependencies 3.14 Performance Part 4 - Developer Features 4.1 Adding SNMP MIBs 4.2 Variables 4.3 OSP API 4.4 Probe Template 4.5 Log Template 4.6 Device Template 4.7 Interface Template 4.8 Rebranding Part 5 - Troubleshooting 5.1 General Issues 5.2 Linux 5.3 Windows Appendix A.1 OSP API Functions A.2 Variables A.3 Object Reference	Acknowledgements Where to start? We would like to offer special thanks to the following people and organizations: Arthur Andersen's Telecom Group AT&T Atlanta (Feedback & Testing) Augusta State University & Steven Duckworth (Early Adopter) Harry Cochran (Business Mentoring) Linus Torvalds (Linux) Michele Midofer Instinet / Michael Thompson, David Swink (Early Adopter) University of California at Berkeley (for SNMP)
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