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Starting version 8.9.03, BMC Network Automation is renamed to TrueSight Network Automation. This space contains information about BMC Network Automation 8.9.02 and previous versions. For TrueSight Network Automation 8.9.03 and later releases, see the TrueSight Network Automation documentation.

Deployment use cases

BMC Network Automation can be deployed on a small or medium scale.

Small-scale deployment

A small-scale deployment comprises of one BMC Network Automation application server with an embedded PostgreSQL database. The deployment involves running the BMC Network Automation installer on the computer that will host the BMC Network Automation application server and the BMC Network Automation local device agent. The device agent and embedded database are installed as a part of the installer.

Highlights of a small-scale deployment:

  • Requires a single host computer
  • Includes database; no dependency on customer-provided Database Management System (DBMS)
  • Devices are accessible to the application server
  • Supports up to 25,000 network devices

Small-scale deployment diagram

Medium-scale deployment

A medium-scale deployment comprises of one BMC Network Automation application server, a remote database, and multiple BMC Network Automation remote device agents.

Highlights of a medium-scale deployment:

  • Host computers required for the application server and each remote device agent
  • Uses customer provided third-party Database Management System (DBMS)
  • Can support devices with overlapping IP addresses and devices in secure zones not accessible directly from the application server
  • Supports up to 25,000 network devices

Medium-scale deployment diagram

Related topic

Installing

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