The CORBA protocol has been onboarded to enhance communication between distributed components and improve network reliability. The stateful machine now supports CORBA-based interactions.
This release improves the Hierarchical component (Manager Instance), offering a comprehensive view for real-time discovery, monitoring, and management of service chains across network domains (Core, Aggregation, Access, etc).
Tracking for configuration changes is enabled now. It is possible to review and compare device configurations.
Enhanced monitoring capabilities now allow for the tracking of events to ensure they are transmitted in the correct sequence and within the designated timeframe. Operators are promptly notified of any discrepancies detected, aiding in the verification that monitored devices are accurately configured and transmitting data reliably.
There are situations when multiple notifications require being acknowledged. This feature enables seamless system management and is available only to administrators.
The newly introduced widgets provide a visualisation of the “trending” issues within a selected period in the monitored network. They also track how these issues evolve over time, offering insights into network performance and stability.
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