On Boarding Steps (Prime Detect)

On Boarding Steps (Prime Detect)

On Boarding Steps (Prime Detect)

Top customer deliverables (prio 1–5)

  1. Pilot plant model — nets, clusters, and key devices exist and are linked correctly

  2. Icinga connected — host/service status visible in Detect for the pilot area

  3. Topography & ERD signed off — map and hierarchy match the real plant for the pilot

  4. Trouble board usable — NOC can see impairments, mute noise, and (if used) raise tickets

  5. Monitoring pairing — operators know when to drill into Prime Monitoring Analysis


Scopes

Access

 

 

 

 

NMS brings

Detect package enabled; role templates for dashboard / maps / mute

Customer brings

Named NOC owners and who may mute production impairments

Decide

Who may edit topography / net-element positions

Decisions

 

 

 

 

NMS brings

Recommended Icinga checks and map provider options

Customer brings

Plant hierarchy, geo positions / KML, map API key if required

Decide

Pilot clusters vs full-plant day one

Initial data

 

 

 

 

NMS brings

Icinga wiring and tree-index support

Customer brings

Net-element inventory, positions, cable plans

Decide

Whether Ticket hooks are in scope at go-live

Acceptance

 

 

 

 

NMS brings

Unit Test Protocol (Prime Detect) run on the tenant

Customer brings

Sign-off that NOC can triage pilot impairments from Detect

Decide

Exit criteria vs Monitoring / Ticket / Workforce waves


Parent hub: Prime Detect