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Testing the Model

The alarm suppression model is based on this concept: by monitoring whether nodes are dependent on other nodes (parent-child relationships) and by keeping each node's status updated proactively, the model can make accurate assessments as to what the statuses of dependent, or child, nodes are.

The following sections describe how to test the models:

• Importing the New Model
• Identifying Parent-Child Relationships
• Making the Relationship Information Available to NerveCenter
• Testing the Alarm Suppression Model
• Running Node Availability Reports