AutoNOC 2
Overview
Business Benefits
100% Integrated Solution
Network Diagrams
Requirements

Key Features
Live Web Service
Object Model
Fault Detection
Alarms & Actions
Root Cause & Correlation
Auto-Configuring Probes
Service Levels
Visualizations
Historical Analysis
Event Management
Reporting & Analysis
Easy Scalability
Severability
User Security

Developers
Model Designer
Object Templates
Custom Expressions
Dynamic Sets
Dynamic Sets
Access to objects in AutoNOC is built on top of a powerful construct called a set. AutoNOC sets work just like normal computer science sets. A set can contain any object. When defining a set, you specify what types of base objects it contain (such as devices, probes, etc.).

Criteria
A set can be either a union set or an intersection set. Sets are refined by adding criteria. In the case of a union set, you will expand the number of objects present. If the set is an intersection set, you will selectively reduce the set down to the shared objects.

The following types of criteria are available for refining a set:

  • Device Criteria
  • Probe Criteria
  • Schedule Criteria
  • User Criteria
  • Linked Sets

Union (OR)
A set can union all of it's criteria, thereby including all objects that meet any of the criteria.

Intersection (AND)
A set can also intersect it's criteria, thereby keeping only the objects that meet all of the criteria simultaneously.

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