Administration Guide
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Provides the following
administration information:
- Implement
SDM on your network as
a standalone server or high availability (HA) server.
- Login to the
SDM application,
access GUI menus including help, customize the
SDM application, and
change your password.
- Access the product
plugin service through the GUI to manage product plugin tasks, including how
product plugins are uploaded and installed.
- Manage security,
faults, and transport layer security certificates for east-west peer
SDM server
communication, and southbound communication with network function (NF) devices.
- Configure
northbound interface (destination) fault trap receivers and configure the
heartbeat trap for northbound systems.
- Monitor
SDM server health to
detect heartbeat messages and display the server status to prevent health
problems, or view server disk utilization information and server directory
statistics.
- Maintain
SDM server operations,
which includes database backup and database restoration and performing server
cluster operations.
- Use available
SDM server scripts,
the contents of fault trap notifications, and a list of northbound notification
traps generated by the
SDM server.
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Installation Guide
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Provides the following
installation information:
- Do
pre-installation tasks, which include reviewing system requirements, adjusting
linux and firewall settings, completing
SDM server settings
and configuring your NNCentral account for security reasons.
- Do the typical
installation to perform the minimal configuration required to run the
SDM server.
- Do the custom
installation to perform more advanced configurations including the mail server,
cluster management, Route Manager, transport layer security (TLS), and
Oracle database
configuration.
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Release Notes
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Contains information about the
administration and software configuration of the
SDM feature support
new to this release.
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Security Guide
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Provides the following security
guidelines:
- Use guidelines to
perform a secure installation of
SDM on your server,
which includes methods for securing the server, firewall settings, system
support for encryption and random number generators (RNG), using HTTPS, and
password guidelines.
- Review Security
Manager features that are used to configure groups, users, operations,
privileges, and manage access to the system.
- Follow a checklist
to securely deploy
SDM on your network
and maintain security updates.
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REST API Guide
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Provides information for the
supported REST APIs and how to use the REST API interface. The REST API
interface allows a northbound client application, such as a network service
orchestrator (NSO), to interact with
SDM and its supported
product plugins.
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SOAP API Guide
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The SOAP API guide provides information for the
SOAP and XML provisioning Application Programming Interface (API) client and
server programing model that enables users to write client applications that
automate the provisioning of devices. The web service consists of operations
that can be performed on devices managed by the SDM server and data structures
that are used as input and output parameters for these operations.
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