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HP OpenView is the de facto application suite for managing integrated networks, systems, applications, and databases With HP OpenView, the products in the HP OpenView professional suite, HP OpenView Network Node Manager for Windows NT, and HP OpenView Network Node Manager for UNIX can share information and network status with other network management applications The compatible interface, coupled with the industry's high demand for simplified network management, have together guaranteed success for Hewlett-Packard HP OpenView is installed at over 100,000 locations worldwide!

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HP OpenView is the Hewlett-Packard network management architecture that simplifies management and reduces the cost of supporting multivendor networks Advancing technologies, multiple protocols, and diverse network components are among the several elements that create network-management nightmares for IT professionals The majority of a network engineer's time is divided between end users' needs and network problems there isn't much time left over to devote to proactive network monitoring Each additional network device constitutes an additional management cost HP OpenView focuses on simplifying network management, which ultimately reduces management costs

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NOTE Many routers are also DHCP servers, making the initial connection much easier Check the documentation to see if you can just plug in without setting an IP address on your PC Assuming you ve done everything correctly, you ll almost always need to enter a default user name and password, as shown in Figure 8-45

HP OpenView offers an array of features that enable managers to regain control over the IT environment

The default user name and password come with the router s documentation If you don t have that information, there are plenty of Web sites that list this data Do a Web search on default user name password to find one NOTE Every brand of router tends to use the same default user names and password Just about every Linksys router, for example, uses a blank user name and the password admin An admin who fails to change the default password is asking to get hacked! Once you ve accessed the Web interface, you re on your own to poke around to find the settings you need There s no standard interface, even between different versions of the same router make and model When you encounter a new interface, take some time and inspect every tab and menu to learn about the router s capabilities You ll almost always find some really cool features!

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Before you start testing, you need to eliminate any DNS caches on the local system If you re running Windows, run the ipconfig /flushdns command now In addition, most Web browsers also have caches, so you can t use a Web browser for any testing In such cases, it s time to turn to the PING command PING is your best friend when you re testing DNS Run ping from a command prompt, followed by the name of a well-known Web site, such as wwwmicrosoftcom Watch the output carefully to see if you get an IP address You may get a request timed out message, but that s fine; you just want to see if DNS is resolving FQDNs into IP addresses (Figure 10-37)

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