Introduction

opConfig 4 is the NMIS 9 compatible version. In this guide, you will learn all you need to start using opConfig.

Before you start

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Once opConfig has been installed, we can access the GUI:

http://<yourserver>/en/omk/opConfig

The first step will be to introduce the license, if we haven't done that yet:

Once we introduce the license we will see the first screen of opConfig, the dashboard, that will be empty for the moment:

In the views menu we have the following views:

Dashboard: opConfig landing page were we can see a Summary of the nodes report, last changes and scheduled jobs.
Change Dashboard: A Dashboard with the recent commands and configurations. These commands are the ones tagged with detect_changes.
Changes Overview: A table with the recent config changes.
Commands Overview: A table with the recent commands run.
Nodes Report: A table with the nodes information, when was the last change done for a node, information about the OS, etc.
Operational Status Report: Overview of what opConfig is doing to which nodes, when, and how successful it was with these operations.
Command Outputs: See the result of a command run in a node, for a specific revision.
Compare Revisions: Compare different versions of a command.
Compare Command Outputs: Compare the result of a command run.
Configuration Change History: A history of the configuration changes performed. Here you can read further regarding how to automate configuration changes.
Configuration Set Overview: A list of all the configuration sets, imported using the opconfig cli tool.
Compliance Summary: A list of all the compliance policies. Here you can find further information about opConfig, compliance management and Open Audit integration.
Compliance Status Details: The status of the compliance policies.