This document provides an overview of network management and the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). It discusses the key elements of network management including fault, accounting, configuration, performance, and security management. It also describes the components of SNMP including the management station, agent, management information base (MIB), and SNMP versions 1, 2, and 3. SNMP allows a network administrator to monitor and control network devices, configure devices, and review performance and security statistics to manage the network.
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AggreGate is a multi-user environment with role-based access control permissions. It supports all versions of SNMP, including secure SNMP v3, thus allowing management of heterogeneous multi-vendor networks. AggreGate Network Manager monitors the network in agent-less mode, so there is no additional software or hardware to install on the monitored hosts.
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2. Introduction
• Network, associated resources and distributed
applications indispensable
• Complex systems
—More things can go wrong
• Requires automated network management tools
• Need comprehensive data gathering and control
tools
• SNMP
4. Fault Management Overview
• When fault occurs
—Determine where
—Isolate rest of network so it can continue to function
—Reconfigure or modify network to minimize impact of
operation without failed components
—Repair or replace failed components
• Fault is abnormal condition that requires action
to repair
—Errors (e.g. single bit error on line) occur and are not
faults
5. Fault Management User
Requirements
• Fast and reliable problem resolution
• Immediate notification
• Impact and duration minimized by redundant
components and routes
— Fault tolerance
• Fault management capability should be redundant
• After correction, fault management must ensure
problem is truly resolved and no new problems
introduced
— Problem tracking and control
• Minimal effect on network performance
6. Accounting Management
Overview
• Individual cost centers or projects charged for
use of network services
• Network manager needs to be able to track use
of network
—User or group may be abusing access
—Users may be making inefficient use of network
—Need to plan for network growth
7. Accounting Management
User Requirements
• Needs to specify sort of accounting information
recorded at various nodes
—Interval between successive sendings of information
—Algorithms used in calculating charges
—Accounting reports under network manager control
• Verify users' authorization to access and
manipulate accounting information
8. Configuration and Name
Management Overview
• Choose appropriate software and attributes and
values (e.g., a transport layer retransmission
timer) for device depending on function(s)
• Initializing network and gracefully shutting down
• Maintaining, adding, and updating relationships
among components
• Status of components during network operation
9. Configuration and Name
Management User Requirements
• Startup and shutdown
• Unattended
• Need to identify components of network and
connectivity
• Define and modify default attributes
• Load predefined attributes
• Change connectivity
• Reconfiguration
• Status information and notification of changes
• Routine or request driven reports
• Authorized users (operators) only to manage and control
operation (e.g., software distribution and updating)
10. Performance Management
Overview
• Monitoring
—Tracks activities
—What is the level of capacity utilization?
—Is there excessive traffic?
—Has throughput been reduced to unacceptable levels?
—Are there bottlenecks?
—Is response time increasing?
• Controlling
—Make adjustments to improve performance
• Identify resources to be monitored
—Metrics and values for resources
11. Performance Management
User Requirements
• Must be known in sufficient detail to assess user
queries
—Applications need consistently good response time
• Performance statistics help planning,
management and maintenance
—Recognize potential bottlenecks before they cause
problems
—Capacity planning based on performance information
12. Security Management
Overview
• Generating, distributing, and storing encryption
keys
• Passwords and access control information
maintained and distributed
• Monitoring and controlling access
• Logging
—Collection, storage, and examination of audit records
and security logs
13. Security Management
User Requirements
• Facilities available for authorized users only
• Users want to know proper security in force and
effective
• Management of security facilities is secure
14. Network Management Systems
• Collection of tools for network management
• Single operator interface
• Powerful, user friendly command set
• Performing most or all management tasks
• Minimal amount of separate equipment
—i.e. use existing equipment
• View entire network as unified architecture
• Active elements provide regular feedback
15. Key Elements
• Management station or manager
• Agent
• Management information base
• Network management protocol
17. Management Station
• Stand alone system or part of shared system
• Interface for human network manager
• Set of management applications
—Data analysis
—Fault recovery
• Interface to monitor and control network
• Translate manager’s requirements into
monitoring and control of remote elements
• Data base of network management information
extracted from managed entities
18. Management Agent
• Hosts, bridges, hubs, routers equipped with
agent software
• Allow them to be managed from management
station
• Respond to requests for information
• Respond to requests for action
• Asynchronously supply unsolicited information
19. Management Information Base
• MIB
• Representation of network resources as objects
• Each object a variable representing one aspect
of managed object
• MIB is collection of access points at agent for
management of station
• Objects standardized across class of system
—Bridge, router etc.
20. Network Management Protocol
• Link between management station and agent
• TCP/IP uses SNMP
• OSI uses Common Management Information
Protocol (CMIP)
• SNMPv2 (enhanced SNMP) for OSI and TCP/IP
22. Management Layout
• May be centralized in simple network
• May be distributed in large, complex network
—Multiple management servers
—Each manages pool of agents
—Management may be delegated to intermediate
manager
24. Network Management Protocol
Architecture
• Application-level protocol
• Part of TCP/IP protocol suite
• Runs over UDP
• From management station, three types of SNMP
messages issued
— GetRequest, GetNextRequest, and SetRequest
— Port 161
• Agent replies with GetResponse
• Agent may issue trap message in response to event that
affects MIB and underlying managed
— Port 162
25. SNMP v1
• August 1988 SNMP specification issued
• Stand alone management stations and bridges,
routers workstations etc supplied with agents
• Defines limited, easily implemented MIB of
scalar variables and two dimensional tables
• Streamlined protocol
• Limited functionality
• Lack of security
• SNMP v2 1993, revised 1996
—RFC 1901-1908
28. SNMP v2 (1)
• Framework on which network management
applications can be built
—e.g fault management, performance monitoring,
accounting
• Protocol used to exchange management
information
• Each player maintains local MIB
—Structure defined in standard
• At least one system responsible for
management
—Houses management applications
29. SNPM v2 (2)
• Support central or distributed management
• In distributes system, some elements operate as
manager and agent
• Exchanges use SNMP v2 protocol
—Simple request/response protocol
—Typically uses UDP
• Ongoing reliable connection not required
• Reduces management overhead
31. Structure of
Management Information
• SMI
• Defines general framework with which MIB
defined and constructed
• Identifies data types
• How resources are represented and named
• Encourages simplicity and extensibility
• Scalars and two dimensional arrays of scalars
(tables) only
33. SNMP v3
• Addresses security issues of SNMP v1/2
• RFC 2570-2575
• Proposed standard January 1998
• Defines overall architecture and security
capability
• To be used with SNMP v2
34. SNMP v3 Services
• Authentication
— Part of User-Based Security (UBS)
— Assures that message:
• Came from identified source
• Has not been altered
• Has not been delayed or replayed
• Privacy
— Encrypted messages using DES
• Access control
— Can configure agents to provide a number of levels of access to
MIB
— Access to information
— Limit operations