The IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 administrator is asked to create a network path
between two devices on a wide area network. What does the administrator need to do to determine
why a path cannot be built?

During a deployment, a customer has identified location data that they would like added to both
chassis and interface events from active (IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 (ITNM)) and
passive (traps, syslog etc.) event sources.
This data has been successfully imported into the Discovery process using supported stitching
techniques and appears in the topology as three custom Extralnfo fields (see below). ncpjnodel has
been configured to transfer this location data to a custom extended NCIM database table named
locations (see exhibit below). This data is only held on EntityType 1 (chassis entities) to reduce the

NCIM load. The customer has identified three ObjectServer fields that they would like this data:o be
added to for all suitable events -NmosGeography, NmosCountry, and NmosSite

Example record in Model
Description of the ncim.locations table

The ModelNcimDb configuration has been modified to map:

Based on the scenario, the location data is held in NCIM at the chassis (EntityType 1) but not against
each interface entity.
If an SNMP linkDown trap was received by the ObjectServer, could it be enriched with the location
data held on the chassis?

What should an administrator run to deploy IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 (ITNM)
using the install wizard on a Windows system?

What is a user restriction when installing IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 (ITNM) on
Windows Server 2008?

What should be done to start IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 automatically in a
Windows environment?

By default, which three statements are true about SNMP and Telnet account settings in the
Discovery Configuration window? (Choose three.)