Regionally Organized O&M with Network Partitioning
The example below shows an operation & maintenance organization that is regionally distributed.
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Regionally Organized O&M
When managing a network that covers a large geographic area, it is often advisable to partition the managed network into sub-networks.
Each region can have a part of the FOXMAN-UN infrastructure with core and GUIs, and sharing a central database (on the Main server, with the Standby server as redundancy). For access to the core and the database the different regions are connected via a WAN.
FOXMAN-UN Security Administration provides the administrator with the tools to define which network elements an operator can access. These access rights can be segregated according to the defined regions. They are valid regardless of which WS or PC an operator is working on.