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Introduction & Network Management Background




                    TIJ3103 – Network Management A071   1
Lesson Objectives
 • After finish this chapter, you’ll be able to
   understand:
   •   The importance of NM for the organization
   •   NM definition
   •   NM objective & functions
   •   NM model




                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Outline
 •   Introduction & importance of NM
 •   NM definition
 •   NM objectives & functions
 •   Role of NE
 •   NM model
 •   NM protocol
 •   NM platform
 •   NM application
 •   NMS


                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Introduction
 • WHY NM important?
   • to ensure the successful of the operation for
     any network.
 • Objective!
   • Combine all the network devices in order full
     control could be done.
 • WHY NM is critical in a network field?
   • Heterogeneous network & multi-vendor
     products.



                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
WHY NM Important?
• Host centric & homogeneous ~ host
  computer or mainframe manage the
  network.
• Currently, network expands without
  limitation such as in LAN, MAN, WAN.
• Different technology, application,
  protocol, topology and standards from
  multi-vendor make it difficult to manage
  the network.


              TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
What is NM?
• IEEE Standard 802.6 ~ “NM provides mechanisms for
  the monitoring, control, and coordination of all
  managed objects within the physical layer and DLL of a
  node”.
• Divakara K. Udupa ~ “monitoring and controlling the
  resources of computers, the resources used in the
  connection and communication of computers, and the
  applications used in the computers”.
• Butler Cox Foundation ~ “The set of activities required
  to plan, install, monitor and maintain all network
  components in order to achieve specified service levels
  reliably, at an acceptable and an agreed cost”.



                   TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Definition


 • A set of activities such as planning,
   installing, monitoring, controlling,
   maintaining, all network components in
   order to achieve specified service levels
   reliably, at an acceptable and an agreed
   cost.



               TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Objectives
• Higher network availability
• Reduce network operational costs
• Reduce network bottlenecks
• Increase flexibility of operation and
  integration
• Higher efficiency
• Ease of use
• Security


               TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Functions
• Day-to-day functions
  • Control and maintain SLAs
  • User support
  • Fault, configuration, performance, security
    and accounting management.
• Planning Functions
  • Tactical planning & design
  • Cost control
  • Policy and connection with vendors



                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Network Engineer (NE)
 • NE responsible for:-
   • Installing, maintaining, controlling and troubleshoot
     network
   • Ensuring information & data being sent through
     network are consistent, accurate, fast, and
     economical according to customer needs.
 • NMS helps NE in complex networks so that it
   becomes more eficient and transparent to the
   users.




                   TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role
•   Plan, design & analyze
•   Build
•   Maintain, direct & control
•   Expand
•   Optimize
•   Troubleshoot & testing
•   staffing
•   Writing report


                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • Plan, design & analyze
   • Network’s main objective ~ organization &
     customer needs and satisfactions
   • NE needs to develop a comrehensive plan
     including all network criterias.
   • When developing plan, NE will analyze user
     community.
   • Design will include additional tools and
     equipment to provide new route and back-up if
     fault happens or adding bandwidth.
   • For planning, activities involved include develop
     objectives, schedule, budget, policy and
     procedures.

                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • Build
   • With the help of network plan, NE will decide the
     connection and the needs of hardware and
     software required.
   • Xtvt involves include develop organization
     structure, delegation, procedure for integration
     among organizations.




                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • Maintain, direct & control
   • After building network, NE needs to maintain
     and monitor the network, eventhough it has
     been taking care during implementation of the
     network since, softwares and hardware may be
     failed and need to be updated.
   • Directing also needed to ensure the xtvt,
     decision making, communication and motivation
     are successful.
   • Control also needed to build, measure, evaluate
     and correcting performance so that it become a
     standard performance.


                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • Expand
   • Changes in users’ need will affect the overall
     network plan.
   • Usually, existing network will be expanded
     instead of redesigning and building an entirely
     new one.
   • NE needs to apply the correct networking
     solution to accommodate these changes.




                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • Optimize
   • NE need to plan carefully to ensure each device
     can operate when it required so that
     organization can achieve optimum network
     performance. (under-utilize)
   • Each device need to be configured carefully
     using requried parameters settings so that the
     use of network can achieve optimum
     performance but not over the limit. (over-utilize)




                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • Troubleshoot & testing
   • Network troubles still exist eventhough network
     is built in care.
   • NE needs to control errors and faults from time
     to time to reduce the network problems.
   • NE needs to solve the problems by doing some
     testings, recording errors, changing the
     parameters & schedule, coordination, changing
     softwares, hardwares or circuits.




                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • staffing
   • Xtvt involves such as interviewing, choosing and
     training staffs.
   • One NE is not enough to manage the network in
     an organization, thus, supporting staffs are
     required to help NE in daily work (i.e. system
     analyst, programmer, technical staff, OMPD
     etc.)




                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NE Role (cont…)
 • Writing report
   • NE is responsible for providing basic
     information about status, reports and
     network documentation.
   • Network status is part of the organization
     and control should be monitored so that
     network can be access continuosly.
   • Incomplete network reports will give
     problems to organization when deciding to
     expand the network or for future needs.
   • Network documentation is important to
     manage network and use for the future.
                    TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Model
•    ISO divides NM into 5 functional areas:
    i. Fault management (kerosakan/ralat)
    ii. Configuration management
         (konfigurasi/perubahan)
    iii. Security management (keselamatan)
    iv. Performance management (prestasi)
    v. Accounting management (perakaunan)




                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Fault Management
• Process of locating problems, or faults
  on the data network.
• It involves:
  • Discover the problem
  • Isolate the problem
  • Fix the problem (if possible)
• Adv: with NMS, NE can locate & solve
  problems more quickly.



                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Configuration Mgmt
 • The configuration of certain network
   devices controls the behavior of the
   network.
 • Conf. Mgt is a process of finding the
   network data in the organization and use
   this data to reconfigure or to set up the
   network devices.
 • It is the fundamental aspects for NM
   because fault, performance, security and
   accounting mgt is dependent or supported
   by the details in the configuration mgt.

               TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Security Mgmt
• Process of controlling access to
  information on the network for authorized
  users only.
• Some information stored by computers
  attached to the network may be
  inappropriate for all users to view.
• It provides the methods to control access
  point and provide audit trails as well as
  alarm if violation of attempted or actual
  breaches of security.


              TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Performance Mgmt
• Involves the measuring the performance
  of network hardware, software and media
  such as:
  •   Throughput
  •   Percentage utilization
  •   Error rates
  •   Response time
• The objective is to ensure that the
  network will have the capacity to
  accommodate the users’ needs.

                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Accounting Mgmt
• It involves:
  • Tracking each individual and group
    user’s utilization of network resources
    to:
    • Better ensure that users have sufficient
      resources
    • Determine cost and bill users
  • Giving and taking back the network
    access privilege to the users.


                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Protocol
• A protocol is a set of rules that governs
  the aspects of communication and
  networking.
• NM protocols are needed to access the
  information from the network device.
• NM protocol can be simple, complexes or
  advance.




              TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Protocol (cont…)
 • Simple NM protocol would define common data
   formats and parameters and allow for easy
   retrieval of information.
 • Complex NM protocol would add some change
   capability and a security mechanism to protect
   the information requested and to prevent
   anyone from making the changes.
 • Advance NM protocol would be able to
   remotely execute NM tasks for all network
   devices.



                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Example of NM Protocol

 • SNMP (Simple Network Management
   Protocol)
 • SNMPv2, SNMPv3.
 • CMIS/CMIP (Common Management
   Information Services / Common
   Management Information Protocol)




             TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Protocol Technology
• SNMP is a bit beyond the simple tool, with
  adequate monitoring and some change
  capabilities.
• SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 enhance the SNMP
  feature set.
• CMIS/CMIP approaches the advance tool, but
  implementation issues have limited its use.
• NM protocols simply give methods to monitor
  and configure network devices. It is a key point
  in the development of NM applications.




                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform
• A software package that provides the basic
  functionality of NM for many different network
  components.
• It is needed because NM involved in different
  systems and vendors, and each one manage
  only one specific device in the network.
• Each vendor develop different system from
  others such as modems, hubs, routers,
  multiplexers, and other network components.




                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform (cont…)
 • In order these different systems integrate to
   each other, therefore, NM platform is
   needed.
 • The goal of the NM platform is to provide
   generic functionality for managing a variety
   of network devices.




                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features
 •   Graphical user interface
 •   Network map
 •   Database management system
 •   Standard method to query device
 •   Customizable menu system
 •   Graphing tools
 •   Application programming interface
 •   System security




                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)
 • Graphical user interface
   • GUI is useful for giving the user easier access to the
     features of the platform.
   • Standard GUI should conform to a common look-
     and-feel standard.
   • By using a standard GUI, the platform will behave in
     a manner that is documented and conformed by
     different vendors.
   • If all vendors build their applications using a
     common look-and-feel, it makes the system easier to
     use an manipulate.
   • Example: Microsoft Windows, OSF Motif, Sun
     MicroSystem Open Look.



                    TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)
 • Network map
   • Network map is important in NM because it can
     show the connection between devices
     (hardware, software, media) physically or
     logically.
   • Fault mgt tools can show what cause the erros
     by using the colors in mapping.
   • Configuration mgt tools can show the physical
     and logical configration of the network
     pictorially.
   • Added benefits are: autodiscovery
     (automatically discover the devices in the
     network), automapping (draw the network
     graphically)

                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)
 • Database management system
   • It helps in many network mgt tasks.
   • Applications can use the database for
     information storage.
   • Relationships can be built between data
     items, which help in network diagnosis and
     maintenance.
   • DBMS allow users to generate customized
     reports and perform automated backup.




                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)


 • Standard method to query device
   • Important because the platform can gather the
     information from different network tools by different
     vendors.
   • NE can query each component to get the information
     through platform and the use of that data.




                   TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)

 • Customizable menu system
   • Menus in platform NM can be changed and
     designed according to the needs of user.
   • Through the customizable menu system, NE
     tasks can be done consistently.
   • Menus by specific network tools or by
     vendors can be made upon required and this
     will make NE easier to manage the device.




                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)
 • Graphing tools
   • NM platform should give NE the ability to produce
     graphs, such as line, bar, pie, column chart of data.
   • Also the ability to merge graphs into reports is
     beneficial since it is easy to see information
     represented on a graph instead of raw data or text
     reports.
   • Graphs of current network traffic and errors can help
     in fault and performance mgt, and graphs of
     historical data help isolate network trends.




                   TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)

 • Application programming interface
   • API is a library of programming procedures and
     functions allowing access to information kept within
     the NM platform.
   • It is important because: it allows for integration of
     vendor applications, and it allows NE to write
     custom programs for their environments.
   • Only through the API can external programs use the
     network map, integrate into the menu system, store
     and retrieve information from the database, send
     message to the event log etc.



                   TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Platform Features (cont…)

 • System security
   • NM platform and apllications contain a
     wealth information about the network, the
     configuration of the device, network and
     applications security, performance and
     accounting methods.
   • This information should be protected and
     can be accessed by network cracker or
     unauthorized user.
   • The security for the platform must be
     additional to that provided by the OS.


                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
NM Applications
 • NM Platform provides generic
   functionality for all managed devices.
 • NM applications is designed to help NE
   to manage a specific set of devices or
   services.
 • NM applications are developed by
   network vendors to help customers
   manage their devices.



               TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Relationship between platform
and application.

                 Vendor 1      Vendor 2                  Vendor X

  Applications                                …….




                                   Platform




                     TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Goals of NM Applications
 • Effectively manage a specific set of
   devices
 • Avoid functionality overlap with the
   platform
 • Integrate with a platform through the API
   and menu system
 • Reside on multiple platform




               TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Goals of NM Application (cont…)
 • Effectively manage a specific set of devices
   • A hub manufacturer could build an application that
     shows the physical connectors on the hub when a
     user selects the hub on the network map.
   • This application could allow the user to configure
     features of the hub, turn ports on or off, or monitor
     error rates and throughput.
   • This application could help accomplish
     configuration and performance management tasks
     for the hub.




                   TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Goals of NM Application (cont…)
 • Avoid functionality overlap with the platform
   • NM applications strive not to incorporate
     functionality that overlaps with the platform.
   • Overlap would result in multiple ways to to
     accomplish the same result on the platform, perhaps
     providing a confusing interface for the user.
   • Also, producing features that exist on the platform
     could be waste of development effort for the
     application developers.
   • When the platforms does not provide a feature that
     application needs, application will add those
     features.
   • i.e. Pie graphs is not provided in platform,
     application may provide the features.



                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Goals of NM Application (cont…)
 • Integrate with a platform through the API
   and menu system
   • This allows the user to view the applications
     and platforms as one uniform NMS.
   • API allows for a programmatic interface to
     the platform.
   • The menu system allows for the invocation
     of application programs from the same menu
     system the users sees on the platform.



                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Goals of NM Application (cont…)
 • Reside on multiple platform
   • Application that is available only on a single
     platform forces the NE to use this platform
     for NM tasks.
   • This is not an ideal situation because the
     single platform may not have the necessary
     features or support other needed
     applications.




                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Network Mgt System
• NMS is built from two (2) major
  components:
   • Platform
   • Applications
• Platform ~ A software package that provides
  the basic functionality of NM for many different
  network components (HP OpenView)
• Application ~ developed by vendors to help NE
  manage a specific set of devices or services
  (3COm  hub)


                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Choosing NMS

•   Perform device inventory
•   Prioritize the functional areas of NM
•   Survey NM applications
•   Choose the NM platform
•   In order (“Tertib”)




                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Choosing NMS (cont…)

• Perform device inventory
  • Identify hardware, software, circuit in the
    network
  • Discover whether each of the devices is
    manageable by any NM protocols either
    standard or proprietary
  • Prioritize the mission-critical devices
    • Managing mail-server is more important than
      printer server.




                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Choosing NMS (cont…)
• Prioritize the functional areas of NM
  • In many cases, the most important areas of
    NM is fault mgt.
  • However, some organization could require
    security mgt or configuration mgt take first
    priority.
  • This step is essential because we need to be
    able to pick the most important NM
    applications for the devices.



               TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Choosing NMS (cont…)
• Survey NM Applications
  • Find NM applications that help perform our
    key areas of NM for the devices.
  • NM applications help to accomplish the
    functional areas of NM because without the
    applications, we have only the generic
    functionality of the NM platform.
  • Using applications designed to manage the
    devices allow us to spend resources actively
    in managing the network.



               TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Choosing NMS (cont…)
• Choose the NM platform
  • Ideally, the applications selected work on at least
    one common platform.
  • If they work together on only one platform, the
    choice is straightforward.
  • If there are many choices of platforms, we should
    choose the one with the architecture that closely
    resembles the way our organization plans to manage
    the network. (centralized, distributed, hierarchical)
  • Another criteria when selecting a platform is the
    hardware available to run the software on.




                  TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Choosing NMS (cont…)
• In order
  • In choosing NMS, organization tends to
    perform these steps out of order.
  • Many times selection of the NM platform
    comes first; only later it is discovered that
    there are no applications that run on the
    platform to manage the important devices on
    the network.
  • Follow the steps in order, so the NMS works
    well for the network and organization.


                TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
Review
•   Introduction & importance of NM
•   NM definition
•   NM objectives & functions
•   Role of NE
•   NM model
•   NM protocol
•   NM platform
•   NM application
•   NMS

                 TIJ3103 – Network Management A071

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Network Management Fundamentals

  • 1. TOPIC ONE (1) Introduction & Network Management Background TIJ3103 – Network Management A071 1
  • 2. Lesson Objectives • After finish this chapter, you’ll be able to understand: • The importance of NM for the organization • NM definition • NM objective & functions • NM model TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 3. Outline • Introduction & importance of NM • NM definition • NM objectives & functions • Role of NE • NM model • NM protocol • NM platform • NM application • NMS TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 4. Introduction • WHY NM important? • to ensure the successful of the operation for any network. • Objective! • Combine all the network devices in order full control could be done. • WHY NM is critical in a network field? • Heterogeneous network & multi-vendor products. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 5. WHY NM Important? • Host centric & homogeneous ~ host computer or mainframe manage the network. • Currently, network expands without limitation such as in LAN, MAN, WAN. • Different technology, application, protocol, topology and standards from multi-vendor make it difficult to manage the network. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 6. What is NM? • IEEE Standard 802.6 ~ “NM provides mechanisms for the monitoring, control, and coordination of all managed objects within the physical layer and DLL of a node”. • Divakara K. Udupa ~ “monitoring and controlling the resources of computers, the resources used in the connection and communication of computers, and the applications used in the computers”. • Butler Cox Foundation ~ “The set of activities required to plan, install, monitor and maintain all network components in order to achieve specified service levels reliably, at an acceptable and an agreed cost”. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 7. Definition • A set of activities such as planning, installing, monitoring, controlling, maintaining, all network components in order to achieve specified service levels reliably, at an acceptable and an agreed cost. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 8. NM Objectives • Higher network availability • Reduce network operational costs • Reduce network bottlenecks • Increase flexibility of operation and integration • Higher efficiency • Ease of use • Security TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 9. NM Functions • Day-to-day functions • Control and maintain SLAs • User support • Fault, configuration, performance, security and accounting management. • Planning Functions • Tactical planning & design • Cost control • Policy and connection with vendors TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 10. Network Engineer (NE) • NE responsible for:- • Installing, maintaining, controlling and troubleshoot network • Ensuring information & data being sent through network are consistent, accurate, fast, and economical according to customer needs. • NMS helps NE in complex networks so that it becomes more eficient and transparent to the users. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 11. NE Role • Plan, design & analyze • Build • Maintain, direct & control • Expand • Optimize • Troubleshoot & testing • staffing • Writing report TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 12. NE Role (cont…) • Plan, design & analyze • Network’s main objective ~ organization & customer needs and satisfactions • NE needs to develop a comrehensive plan including all network criterias. • When developing plan, NE will analyze user community. • Design will include additional tools and equipment to provide new route and back-up if fault happens or adding bandwidth. • For planning, activities involved include develop objectives, schedule, budget, policy and procedures. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 13. NE Role (cont…) • Build • With the help of network plan, NE will decide the connection and the needs of hardware and software required. • Xtvt involves include develop organization structure, delegation, procedure for integration among organizations. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 14. NE Role (cont…) • Maintain, direct & control • After building network, NE needs to maintain and monitor the network, eventhough it has been taking care during implementation of the network since, softwares and hardware may be failed and need to be updated. • Directing also needed to ensure the xtvt, decision making, communication and motivation are successful. • Control also needed to build, measure, evaluate and correcting performance so that it become a standard performance. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 15. NE Role (cont…) • Expand • Changes in users’ need will affect the overall network plan. • Usually, existing network will be expanded instead of redesigning and building an entirely new one. • NE needs to apply the correct networking solution to accommodate these changes. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 16. NE Role (cont…) • Optimize • NE need to plan carefully to ensure each device can operate when it required so that organization can achieve optimum network performance. (under-utilize) • Each device need to be configured carefully using requried parameters settings so that the use of network can achieve optimum performance but not over the limit. (over-utilize) TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 17. NE Role (cont…) • Troubleshoot & testing • Network troubles still exist eventhough network is built in care. • NE needs to control errors and faults from time to time to reduce the network problems. • NE needs to solve the problems by doing some testings, recording errors, changing the parameters & schedule, coordination, changing softwares, hardwares or circuits. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 18. NE Role (cont…) • staffing • Xtvt involves such as interviewing, choosing and training staffs. • One NE is not enough to manage the network in an organization, thus, supporting staffs are required to help NE in daily work (i.e. system analyst, programmer, technical staff, OMPD etc.) TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 19. NE Role (cont…) • Writing report • NE is responsible for providing basic information about status, reports and network documentation. • Network status is part of the organization and control should be monitored so that network can be access continuosly. • Incomplete network reports will give problems to organization when deciding to expand the network or for future needs. • Network documentation is important to manage network and use for the future. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 20. NM Model • ISO divides NM into 5 functional areas: i. Fault management (kerosakan/ralat) ii. Configuration management (konfigurasi/perubahan) iii. Security management (keselamatan) iv. Performance management (prestasi) v. Accounting management (perakaunan) TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 21. Fault Management • Process of locating problems, or faults on the data network. • It involves: • Discover the problem • Isolate the problem • Fix the problem (if possible) • Adv: with NMS, NE can locate & solve problems more quickly. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 22. Configuration Mgmt • The configuration of certain network devices controls the behavior of the network. • Conf. Mgt is a process of finding the network data in the organization and use this data to reconfigure or to set up the network devices. • It is the fundamental aspects for NM because fault, performance, security and accounting mgt is dependent or supported by the details in the configuration mgt. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 23. Security Mgmt • Process of controlling access to information on the network for authorized users only. • Some information stored by computers attached to the network may be inappropriate for all users to view. • It provides the methods to control access point and provide audit trails as well as alarm if violation of attempted or actual breaches of security. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 24. Performance Mgmt • Involves the measuring the performance of network hardware, software and media such as: • Throughput • Percentage utilization • Error rates • Response time • The objective is to ensure that the network will have the capacity to accommodate the users’ needs. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 25. Accounting Mgmt • It involves: • Tracking each individual and group user’s utilization of network resources to: • Better ensure that users have sufficient resources • Determine cost and bill users • Giving and taking back the network access privilege to the users. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 26. NM Protocol • A protocol is a set of rules that governs the aspects of communication and networking. • NM protocols are needed to access the information from the network device. • NM protocol can be simple, complexes or advance. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 27. NM Protocol (cont…) • Simple NM protocol would define common data formats and parameters and allow for easy retrieval of information. • Complex NM protocol would add some change capability and a security mechanism to protect the information requested and to prevent anyone from making the changes. • Advance NM protocol would be able to remotely execute NM tasks for all network devices. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 28. Example of NM Protocol • SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) • SNMPv2, SNMPv3. • CMIS/CMIP (Common Management Information Services / Common Management Information Protocol) TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 29. NM Protocol Technology • SNMP is a bit beyond the simple tool, with adequate monitoring and some change capabilities. • SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 enhance the SNMP feature set. • CMIS/CMIP approaches the advance tool, but implementation issues have limited its use. • NM protocols simply give methods to monitor and configure network devices. It is a key point in the development of NM applications. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 30. NM Platform • A software package that provides the basic functionality of NM for many different network components. • It is needed because NM involved in different systems and vendors, and each one manage only one specific device in the network. • Each vendor develop different system from others such as modems, hubs, routers, multiplexers, and other network components. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 31. NM Platform (cont…) • In order these different systems integrate to each other, therefore, NM platform is needed. • The goal of the NM platform is to provide generic functionality for managing a variety of network devices. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 32. NM Platform Features • Graphical user interface • Network map • Database management system • Standard method to query device • Customizable menu system • Graphing tools • Application programming interface • System security TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 33. NM Platform Features (cont…) • Graphical user interface • GUI is useful for giving the user easier access to the features of the platform. • Standard GUI should conform to a common look- and-feel standard. • By using a standard GUI, the platform will behave in a manner that is documented and conformed by different vendors. • If all vendors build their applications using a common look-and-feel, it makes the system easier to use an manipulate. • Example: Microsoft Windows, OSF Motif, Sun MicroSystem Open Look. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 34. NM Platform Features (cont…) • Network map • Network map is important in NM because it can show the connection between devices (hardware, software, media) physically or logically. • Fault mgt tools can show what cause the erros by using the colors in mapping. • Configuration mgt tools can show the physical and logical configration of the network pictorially. • Added benefits are: autodiscovery (automatically discover the devices in the network), automapping (draw the network graphically) TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 35. NM Platform Features (cont…) • Database management system • It helps in many network mgt tasks. • Applications can use the database for information storage. • Relationships can be built between data items, which help in network diagnosis and maintenance. • DBMS allow users to generate customized reports and perform automated backup. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 36. NM Platform Features (cont…) • Standard method to query device • Important because the platform can gather the information from different network tools by different vendors. • NE can query each component to get the information through platform and the use of that data. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 37. NM Platform Features (cont…) • Customizable menu system • Menus in platform NM can be changed and designed according to the needs of user. • Through the customizable menu system, NE tasks can be done consistently. • Menus by specific network tools or by vendors can be made upon required and this will make NE easier to manage the device. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 38. NM Platform Features (cont…) • Graphing tools • NM platform should give NE the ability to produce graphs, such as line, bar, pie, column chart of data. • Also the ability to merge graphs into reports is beneficial since it is easy to see information represented on a graph instead of raw data or text reports. • Graphs of current network traffic and errors can help in fault and performance mgt, and graphs of historical data help isolate network trends. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 39. NM Platform Features (cont…) • Application programming interface • API is a library of programming procedures and functions allowing access to information kept within the NM platform. • It is important because: it allows for integration of vendor applications, and it allows NE to write custom programs for their environments. • Only through the API can external programs use the network map, integrate into the menu system, store and retrieve information from the database, send message to the event log etc. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 40. NM Platform Features (cont…) • System security • NM platform and apllications contain a wealth information about the network, the configuration of the device, network and applications security, performance and accounting methods. • This information should be protected and can be accessed by network cracker or unauthorized user. • The security for the platform must be additional to that provided by the OS. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 41. NM Applications • NM Platform provides generic functionality for all managed devices. • NM applications is designed to help NE to manage a specific set of devices or services. • NM applications are developed by network vendors to help customers manage their devices. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 42. Relationship between platform and application. Vendor 1 Vendor 2 Vendor X Applications ……. Platform TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 43. Goals of NM Applications • Effectively manage a specific set of devices • Avoid functionality overlap with the platform • Integrate with a platform through the API and menu system • Reside on multiple platform TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 44. Goals of NM Application (cont…) • Effectively manage a specific set of devices • A hub manufacturer could build an application that shows the physical connectors on the hub when a user selects the hub on the network map. • This application could allow the user to configure features of the hub, turn ports on or off, or monitor error rates and throughput. • This application could help accomplish configuration and performance management tasks for the hub. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 45. Goals of NM Application (cont…) • Avoid functionality overlap with the platform • NM applications strive not to incorporate functionality that overlaps with the platform. • Overlap would result in multiple ways to to accomplish the same result on the platform, perhaps providing a confusing interface for the user. • Also, producing features that exist on the platform could be waste of development effort for the application developers. • When the platforms does not provide a feature that application needs, application will add those features. • i.e. Pie graphs is not provided in platform, application may provide the features. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 46. Goals of NM Application (cont…) • Integrate with a platform through the API and menu system • This allows the user to view the applications and platforms as one uniform NMS. • API allows for a programmatic interface to the platform. • The menu system allows for the invocation of application programs from the same menu system the users sees on the platform. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 47. Goals of NM Application (cont…) • Reside on multiple platform • Application that is available only on a single platform forces the NE to use this platform for NM tasks. • This is not an ideal situation because the single platform may not have the necessary features or support other needed applications. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 48. Network Mgt System • NMS is built from two (2) major components: • Platform • Applications • Platform ~ A software package that provides the basic functionality of NM for many different network components (HP OpenView) • Application ~ developed by vendors to help NE manage a specific set of devices or services (3COm  hub) TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 49. Choosing NMS • Perform device inventory • Prioritize the functional areas of NM • Survey NM applications • Choose the NM platform • In order (“Tertib”) TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 50. Choosing NMS (cont…) • Perform device inventory • Identify hardware, software, circuit in the network • Discover whether each of the devices is manageable by any NM protocols either standard or proprietary • Prioritize the mission-critical devices • Managing mail-server is more important than printer server. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 51. Choosing NMS (cont…) • Prioritize the functional areas of NM • In many cases, the most important areas of NM is fault mgt. • However, some organization could require security mgt or configuration mgt take first priority. • This step is essential because we need to be able to pick the most important NM applications for the devices. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 52. Choosing NMS (cont…) • Survey NM Applications • Find NM applications that help perform our key areas of NM for the devices. • NM applications help to accomplish the functional areas of NM because without the applications, we have only the generic functionality of the NM platform. • Using applications designed to manage the devices allow us to spend resources actively in managing the network. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 53. Choosing NMS (cont…) • Choose the NM platform • Ideally, the applications selected work on at least one common platform. • If they work together on only one platform, the choice is straightforward. • If there are many choices of platforms, we should choose the one with the architecture that closely resembles the way our organization plans to manage the network. (centralized, distributed, hierarchical) • Another criteria when selecting a platform is the hardware available to run the software on. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 54. Choosing NMS (cont…) • In order • In choosing NMS, organization tends to perform these steps out of order. • Many times selection of the NM platform comes first; only later it is discovered that there are no applications that run on the platform to manage the important devices on the network. • Follow the steps in order, so the NMS works well for the network and organization. TIJ3103 – Network Management A071
  • 55. Review • Introduction & importance of NM • NM definition • NM objectives & functions • Role of NE • NM model • NM protocol • NM platform • NM application • NMS TIJ3103 – Network Management A071

Editor's Notes

  1. Heterogenous ~ pelbagai rangkaian (LAN, MAN, WAN)
  2. Higher network availability ~ mengurangkan masa sistem & network down, memperbaiki masalah tindakbalas, pemantauan prestasi perlu dilakukan. Mengurangkan kos ~ tidak perlu ramai NE dan perkakasan pemantauan Bottlenecks ~ pemantauan dan kawalan secara berpusat Flexible ~ mengikut peredaran zaman dan teknologi, pertambahan perkakasan & pembesaran rangkaian. Higher eficiency ~ meningkat keberkesanan serta menjimatkan masa & kos dgn NMS Ease of use ~ penggunaan GUI dan ciri2 menu yg sesuai Keselamatan ~ menangani masalah virus, hackers
  3. SLAs ~ mengukur keberkesanan rangkaian spt response time, throughput, reliability & availability Sokongan pengguna ~ latihan pengguna, nasihat, perundingan dan sokongan; e.g. helpdesk Kerosakan ~ mengenalpasti, analisa, baik pulih komponen2 rangkaian Konfigurasi ~ pengurusan inventori, perisian & perkakasan serta konfigurasi rangkaian. Prestasi ~ memberikan perkhidmatan bagi memenuhi kehendak pengguna masa kini dan akan datang. Keselataman ~ memastikan segala capaian kepada aplikasi dan maklumat dlm rangkaian dapat dikawal. Perakaunan ~ proses mengenal pasti kos dan membilkan kpd pengguna Fungsi perancangan ~ xtvt jangka panjang berkaitan dgn operasi yg berterusan utk keperluan rangkaian pada masa akan datang. Taktikal & rekabentuk ~ rangkaian dpt menampung kapasiti trafik serta aplikasi baru pd masa hadapan. Kos ~ kos operasi rangkaian pd j/masa panjang dan mencapai belanjawan yg dipersetujui. Polisi ~ rundingan pembelian peralatan & kontrak baik pulih peralatan.
  4. Throughput ~ jumlah bahan yg diproses