README File for the IBM NetView for AIX Administrator's Guide
(SC31-8168-00)
 
Purpose of this book
 
The NetView for AIX Administrator's Guide provides information
for operating the IBM NetView for AIX program.  It explains
what this program does and how to use it to manage and monitor
a multiprotocol network.
 
Audience
 
This publication is for system administrators or anyone who
already has a basic familiarity with the NetView for AIX program.
You should also have a basic understanding of networking and the
AIX operating system.  Most of the tasks in this book require a
read-write map and root authority.
 
How the Files Are Organized

sc318168.pdf - Adobe Acrobat* file
sc318168.zip - zip file containing all of the following files

This book is split into the following PostScript** files:
 
8168a.ps - Chapter 1, "Understanding NetView for AIX Processes"
           Chapter 2, "Defining and Managing a Security Policy"
 
8168b.ps - Chapter 3, "Creating and Customizing Submaps"
 
8168c.ps - Continuation of Chapter 3
           Chapter 4, "Customizing the Graphical Interface"
           Chapter 5, "Correlating, Filtering, and
                       Configuring Events"
 
8168d.ps - Continuation of Chapter 5
 
8168e.ps - Continuation of Chapter 5
 
8168f.ps - Chapter 6, "Managing Network Configuration"
           Chapter 7, "Managing Network Performance"
 
8168g.ps - Continuation of Chapter 7
           Chapter 8, "Using the Agent Policy Manager"
           Appendix,  "NetView of AIX Internal Traps"
           Glossary
           Bibliography
           Index
           Reader Comment Form

How to Print the PostScript** Files

A printer with PostScript** capability is required for the *.ps files.

Note: If you are using a printer with a parallel port cable,
        you may experience PostScript printing errors, depending
        on the length of the cable. If this happens, contact your
        system administrator.

* Adobe Acrobat is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
** PostScript is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.