Configuration Management Database Sample Clauses

Configuration Management Database. Confirm Supplier’s ability to develop and maintain a Configuration Management Database (CMDB) that includes defining and maintaining configuration items including equipment hardware and software configuration details by site address. A configuration item (CI), in the context of this RFP, is equipment (e.g., a Cisco 7206VXR router), a card within a device (e.g., supervisor card), the software on the equipment (e.g., IOS), a network POP, or a local access circuit. Describe the available additional CIs that Supplier’s CMDB is able to include. VITA requires “View Only” access capability to the Supplier’s CMDB.
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Configuration Management Database. Yes CenturyLink provides configuration backup and restoration of the initial, and subsequent, device configurations by monitoring, detecting and storing any incremental configuration changes. 1) HP NA connects to a device and pulls the most current configuration using a system task called a snapshot 2) A snapshot of all of or devices daily or whenever a change is detected by the system 3) Once HP NA retrieves the most current configuration, it will compare it to what it has stored on file 4) If these two are different then the new configuration is added to the list of configurations already existing on the system 5) NMS maintains back up configurations up to 1 year 6) The configurations are stored in an NMS configuration management database. This database is configured for high availability. CenturyLink permits shared root level access to devices under management. We comply with VITA’s request for “view only” access
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Configuration Management Database. Materna IPS’s Service Delivery Team has the responsibility to maintain the Configuration Management Database (CMDB), which is used under normal change control. The configuration items held for the service provided at JWA include the airline applications (and version numbers) installed, the server platform software versions and licensing, and other important configuration items recorded as part of the change process. The CMDB is available via Materna IPS’s service management toolset in read only format to the Site Administrator/Account Manager for reference purposes. JWA may request information reporting from this database on an ad-hoc basis.
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