Medical Archive Solutions User Guide

HP Medical Archive

Interface Components

Navigation Tree

The Navigation Tree on the left side of the NMS interface displays a

tree structure of the grid: the sites, cabinets, nodes, services, and com-

ponents. This frame provides quick access to any element of the grid.

Naming Conventions

The names that appear in the Navigation Tree follow the following

convention:

• Locations:

• Site A—The primary site for the HP Medical Archive.

• Site B—An optional Disaster Recovery (DR) site.

• Cabinets:

• A-1 through A-8—Cabinets at the primary site. (Limited to A-4

if the optional DR site exists.)

• B-1 through B-4—Cabinets at an optional DR site.

• Nodes—Named using the following elements:

• Two or three-letter code for the type of node (such as: AN for

Admin Node, GN for Gateway Node, or CSN for Control/

Storage Node)

• A sequence number (1 through 4) within the cabinet

• The cabinet identifier (such as B-1, A-3, and so on)

Example: GN1-A-1 is the primary Gateway Node in cabinet

A-1.

• Services—Named by the software with a three letter acronym and

then the node ID in parenthesis, such as ADC (11010115) for an

Administrative Domain Controller service.

• Components—Named by the software

Tree Structure

By clicking on the +/- sign to the left of a name, you reveal/hide the list

of related grid elements on that branch. This enables progressive dis-

closure of grid elements while keeping the number of items listed

more manageable.

To view detailed information about an element of the grid, click on the

element’s name. The information is displayed in the Content frame of

the NMS interface.