This document summarizes a Real-Time Monitoring and Controlling (RMC) approach for networks. The RMC system allows a network administrator to monitor client systems on a local area network by viewing their IP addresses and system information. It also allows the administrator to control clients by locking their machines or performing shutdown operations from the server. The approach uses a graphical user interface and client-server model to provide real-time monitoring and controlling capabilities for maintaining security and reliability across the network.
Smart Lan System for Controlling and Monitoring Network Using at Commands in ...IRJET Journal
This document describes a Smart LAN system that allows an administrator to remotely control and monitor computers on a local network using a mobile phone. The system has two main modules: 1) A manager module runs on the server and allows setting permissions, viewing reports, and controlling client states. 2) An agent module runs on each client and monitors devices and processes, checking permissions and sending reports to the manager. The system uses GSM technology to allow administrators to send commands from their phone to control clients through starting/stopping processes, sending messages, and more. This allows remote administration and prevention of unauthorized access on the local network.
This document discusses network management. It describes the five levels of network management defined by the ISO, including performance, fault, configuration, accounting, and security management. The objectives of network management are to ensure user satisfaction through metrics like response time, availability, and reliability, as well as cost-effectiveness through prior planning. Network managers must oversee both voice and data networks as well as e-commerce. Various network monitoring tools and protocols are discussed.
Basic Concepts and Types of Network ManagementSorath Asnani
Network management involves monitoring, configuring, and troubleshooting network components to meet organizational requirements. It has five main functions: configuration management, fault management, performance management, security management, and accounting management. Configuration management deals with the status of network entities and their relationships, and includes reconfiguration and documentation of hardware, software, and user accounts. Fault management handles the detection, isolation, correction, and recording of network faults through either reactive or proactive approaches. Performance management monitors network capacity, traffic, throughput, and response time to ensure efficient operation. Security and accounting management control user access and resource usage according to defined policies.
Network Management Fundamentals - Back to the BasicsSolarWinds
Let's get Back to the Basics of Network Management. In this slideshare, we will walk you through the Fundamental Protocols of Network Management, Windows Management Protocols, Flow Based Protocols, Cisco IP Service Level Agreements and the Network Management Framework.
Managing enterprise networks with cisco prime infrastructure_ 1 of 2Abdullaziz Tagawy
Network Management is define as monitoring, testing, configuring, and troubleshooting network components to meet a set of requirements defined by an organization.
The requirements include the smooth, efficient operation of the network that provides the predefined quality of service for users.
To accomplish this task, a network management system uses hardware, software, and humans.
This document discusses the benefits of an integrated network management system for large provider networks. As networks grow in size and complexity, an integrated system allows operators to monitor, optimize, secure and expand networks efficiently without adding overhead. It provides a comprehensive view of the entire network through centralized metrics and reporting, enabling faster issue resolution and improved customer support. An integrated approach improves uptime compared to disparate systems that are difficult to manage.
An overview of methods for monitoring web services based on the quality of se...eSAT Publishing House
This document discusses methods for monitoring web services based on quality of service. It begins by introducing service-oriented architecture and the importance of monitoring web service quality parameters. It then classifies existing monitoring techniques into three approaches: service-level, communication-level, and orchestration-level monitoring. At each level, it provides examples of how specific quality parameters like response time could be measured. It also discusses where monitoring can take place, such as on the client-side or server-side, and provides examples of monitoring tools that operate at each level and location. In conclusion, the document outlines how monitoring can help improve and ensure quality of web services.
An overview of methods for monitoring web services based on the quality of se...eSAT Journals
Abstract Service-oriented architecture is an approach for making distributed systems that provide their services in the form of software applications. These services are called by other software and are used to make new services as well. Therefore, service quality is one of important issues in service-oriented architecture, whereas this issue has a considerable impact in selecting and composition of services to be presented to the users. In this area and in order to update data obtained from web service operations, continuous monitoring of non-functional properties is of particular importance. In this paper, the existing techniques in monitoring process are classified and discussed in detail. Keywords: Monitoring, Quality parameters, Quality of service, Web service
Smart Lan System for Controlling and Monitoring Network Using at Commands in ...IRJET Journal
This document describes a Smart LAN system that allows an administrator to remotely control and monitor computers on a local network using a mobile phone. The system has two main modules: 1) A manager module runs on the server and allows setting permissions, viewing reports, and controlling client states. 2) An agent module runs on each client and monitors devices and processes, checking permissions and sending reports to the manager. The system uses GSM technology to allow administrators to send commands from their phone to control clients through starting/stopping processes, sending messages, and more. This allows remote administration and prevention of unauthorized access on the local network.
This document discusses network management. It describes the five levels of network management defined by the ISO, including performance, fault, configuration, accounting, and security management. The objectives of network management are to ensure user satisfaction through metrics like response time, availability, and reliability, as well as cost-effectiveness through prior planning. Network managers must oversee both voice and data networks as well as e-commerce. Various network monitoring tools and protocols are discussed.
Basic Concepts and Types of Network ManagementSorath Asnani
Network management involves monitoring, configuring, and troubleshooting network components to meet organizational requirements. It has five main functions: configuration management, fault management, performance management, security management, and accounting management. Configuration management deals with the status of network entities and their relationships, and includes reconfiguration and documentation of hardware, software, and user accounts. Fault management handles the detection, isolation, correction, and recording of network faults through either reactive or proactive approaches. Performance management monitors network capacity, traffic, throughput, and response time to ensure efficient operation. Security and accounting management control user access and resource usage according to defined policies.
Network Management Fundamentals - Back to the BasicsSolarWinds
Let's get Back to the Basics of Network Management. In this slideshare, we will walk you through the Fundamental Protocols of Network Management, Windows Management Protocols, Flow Based Protocols, Cisco IP Service Level Agreements and the Network Management Framework.
Managing enterprise networks with cisco prime infrastructure_ 1 of 2Abdullaziz Tagawy
Network Management is define as monitoring, testing, configuring, and troubleshooting network components to meet a set of requirements defined by an organization.
The requirements include the smooth, efficient operation of the network that provides the predefined quality of service for users.
To accomplish this task, a network management system uses hardware, software, and humans.
This document discusses the benefits of an integrated network management system for large provider networks. As networks grow in size and complexity, an integrated system allows operators to monitor, optimize, secure and expand networks efficiently without adding overhead. It provides a comprehensive view of the entire network through centralized metrics and reporting, enabling faster issue resolution and improved customer support. An integrated approach improves uptime compared to disparate systems that are difficult to manage.
An overview of methods for monitoring web services based on the quality of se...eSAT Publishing House
This document discusses methods for monitoring web services based on quality of service. It begins by introducing service-oriented architecture and the importance of monitoring web service quality parameters. It then classifies existing monitoring techniques into three approaches: service-level, communication-level, and orchestration-level monitoring. At each level, it provides examples of how specific quality parameters like response time could be measured. It also discusses where monitoring can take place, such as on the client-side or server-side, and provides examples of monitoring tools that operate at each level and location. In conclusion, the document outlines how monitoring can help improve and ensure quality of web services.
An overview of methods for monitoring web services based on the quality of se...eSAT Journals
Abstract Service-oriented architecture is an approach for making distributed systems that provide their services in the form of software applications. These services are called by other software and are used to make new services as well. Therefore, service quality is one of important issues in service-oriented architecture, whereas this issue has a considerable impact in selecting and composition of services to be presented to the users. In this area and in order to update data obtained from web service operations, continuous monitoring of non-functional properties is of particular importance. In this paper, the existing techniques in monitoring process are classified and discussed in detail. Keywords: Monitoring, Quality parameters, Quality of service, Web service
Unicenter NSM is a comprehensive management solution that allows users to discover, monitor, and analyze infrastructure elements through a centralized database and graphical interface. It includes agents to monitor different platforms, and components for event management, systems performance monitoring, discovery, and notification. Unicenter NSM provides integrated management of an enterprise infrastructure through visualization tools, a centralized database, manager applications, and monitoring agents.
This document describes a remote desktop management system that allows an administrator to monitor and control client computers from a server. Key features of the system include asset management, software deployment, patch management, remote desktop sharing, and generating reports. The system uses Remote Method Invocation (RMI) for remote communication between the server and clients. The server can send messages to clients, log clients off remotely, and restart clients. Clients send live screen captures to the server at set intervals. The system is intended for use in corporate networks to remotely monitor employee computers.
Mdop session from Microsoft partner boot campOlav Tvedt
This document summarizes Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM), a tool that enhances group policy management in Microsoft environments. AGPM provides versioning, history, and rollback of group policy changes. It enables change management workflows and role-based administration with delegation controls. Customers report that AGPM gives them better control over group policies and reduces downtime from misconfigured policies. The architecture involves a server component that stores backups of group policy objects and an administrative client.
This document outlines a performance management strategy for monitoring a network. It discusses establishing network management groups to monitor faults, performance, devices, security, changes, configurations, and implementations. It also describes monitoring devices and circuits, using SNMP applications to set thresholds and polling intervals for events. Fault management, performance management, and other elements are covered to provide a well-defined management strategy.
The document discusses the importance of network performance management for modern enterprises. Today's networks are highly complex with thousands of interconnected applications and devices. Bandwidth-hungry applications are placing immense pressure on networks. However, many IT managers rely on legacy monitoring tools that cannot handle large, complex networks or monitor in real-time. The document argues that updated performance management systems are now intuitive, scalable, and affordable enough to monitor entire networks. Not investing in these tools is a false economy that can waste resources and hurt business performance.
Introdunction to Network Management Protocols - SNMP & TR-069William Lee
This document provides an introduction to network management protocols SNMP and TR-069. It describes the key functions of network management including configuration, performance, accounting, fault and security management. It then provides details on SNMP including its simple management architecture. The document also explains TR-069/CWMP which was developed later for CPE management, covering capabilities like auto-configuration, software management, monitoring and diagnostics. It includes diagrams of the CWMP architecture and protocol stack. Finally, it defines various terminology used in network and CPE management.
New Vibrations provides managed services to telecommunications operators and equipment vendors, including managed operations, operational assistance, network design and optimization, network deployment, and network operations. Their services are divided into managed operations, which involves taking over network development and maintenance, and operational assistance, which provides temporary personnel to address competence shortfalls. Their portfolio includes network auditing, design, deployment, integration, and daily operations management according to performance goals. New Vibrations aims to help customers focus on their core business by handling their non-core network operations.
This document provides an overview of network management, including the key functions of configuration management, fault management, performance management, security management, and accounting management. It describes the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) framework used for monitoring and maintaining networks, including the Structure of Management Information (SMI) and Management Information Base (MIB). The roles of the SNMP manager and agent are defined, along with how SMI defines object names, data types, and encoding, while MIB contains the collection of objects that can be managed.
This document discusses the basics of network management. It covers the key components of network management including network devices, management agents, the management information base (MIB), and managed objects. It also discusses the roles of network managers and agents in communicating via management protocols. Finally, it outlines the layers of network management from network elements to business management based on the TMN model.
Microsoft Network Monitor is a tool for viewing network packet contents that are being sent and received over a live network or from a captured file. It provides filtering options and can capture traffic to/from its own interface or, in an enhanced version, all network traffic. OpenNMS is an open source network management system that can monitor tens of thousands of devices from a single server or unlimited devices using a cluster. It includes discovery, event management, service assurance, and performance measurement. Capsa is a free network management solution that integrates traffic capture, analysis, fault diagnosis, and performance evaluation to help troubleshoot, secure, and optimize networks.
Network Management System (Contact: info@exceleron-communications.com)Nadeem Khan
NMS designed and developed by world's top telecom experts, catering for the exact needs of a network. Better than top brands available in market. We offer flexibility, innovation and cost effective solution to all Network Management related tasks.
Element Management System - www.nocvue.comkantey007
Nocvue is an industry leader among Element Management System (EMS) and Network Management System (NMS),Element Management System Company,Ems Company,Nms Companies,Nms Company,Ems Companies.
www.nocvue.com
Contacts : 88 Cottontail Lane, Suite 420,
Somerset, NJ, USA,
Telephone:+1 (732) 981-0611
marketing_sales@velankani.com
The document discusses different element management systems (EMS) used to manage network elements. It describes what an EMS is and its key functions like service provisioning, assurance, operations support, and automation. It then summarizes Nortel and Redback Networks' EMS architectures, features, and capabilities. Nortel's EMS focuses on managing VoIP media gateways while Redback's provides fault management, service provisioning, inventory management, and real-time statistics through an intuitive GUI. Both EMS systems are designed to scale with network growth and complexity.
This document introduces Embedded Virtual Machines (EVMs) as a programming abstraction for wireless sensor-actuator-controller networks used in industrial control systems. EVMs decouple control tasks from physical network nodes, allowing tasks to migrate across nodes to maintain functionality even if the physical network changes. The goals of EVMs are to provide predictable outcomes during node/link faults, minimal quality of service degradation during unexpected topology changes, and ability to reconfigure resources and tasks at runtime in response to planned system changes or optimization needs. Challenges in using wireless networks for real-time control applications include the difficulty of programming for both event-triggered sensors and time-triggered control tasks.
Network management involves controlling complex data networks to maximize efficiency and ensure data transmission. It aims to help with network complexity and transparency for users. The key aspects of network management include fault, configuration, security, performance, and accounting management. Network management standards and protocols like SNMP and CMIP allow for monitoring and configuration of network devices. Network management platforms provide the software and tools to integrate and manage different network components from a centralized location.
The document discusses Juniper network solutions for financial organizations. It outlines key network architecture requirements for financial services including segmentation, security, performance, and high availability. It then describes Juniper products that can meet these requirements, including routers, firewalls, VPN appliances, and application acceleration solutions.
RMC: Real-Time Monitoring and Controlling Approach on NetworksIOSR Journals
This document describes a Real-Time Monitoring and Controlling (RMC) system that allows a network administrator to monitor and control client machines on a network. The RMC system uses a client-server model where the administrator can view client systems by IP address. It includes features for monitoring system information, memory usage, desktop screen capturing, and running tasks. The RMC system also includes controlling features like controlling hardware, locking client machines, and remotely shutting down clients. The document argues that combining both monitoring and controlling capabilities in a single system provides a more efficient and cost-effective approach for network administration compared to using separate monitoring and controlling software.
Design and Implementation of monitoring LAN user wirelessly by Android mobile...theijes
The International Journal of Engineering & Science is aimed at providing a platform for researchers, engineers, scientists, or educators to publish their original research results, to exchange new ideas, to disseminate information in innovative designs, engineering experiences and technological skills. It is also the Journal's objective to promote engineering and technology education. All papers submitted to the Journal will be blind peer-reviewed. Only original articles will be published.
Design and Implementation of monitoring LAN user wirelessly by Android mobile...theijes
The International Journal of Engineering & Science is aimed at providing a platform for researchers, engineers, scientists, or educators to publish their original research results, to exchange new ideas, to disseminate information in innovative designs, engineering experiences and technological skills. It is also the Journal's objective to promote engineering and technology education. All papers submitted to the Journal will be blind peer-reviewed. Only original articles will be published.
The papers for publication in The International Journal of Engineering& Science are selected through rigorous peer reviews to ensure originality, timeliness, relevance, and readability.
Smart Lan System for Controlling and Monitoring Network Using at Commands in ...IRJET Journal
This document describes a Smart LAN System that allows an administrator to remotely control and monitor a local area network using a mobile phone. The system has two main modules: 1) a Manager module that runs on a server and allows setting permissions, viewing reports, and controlling client states, and 2) an Agent module that runs on each client PC and monitors devices and processes, enforcing permissions set by the Manager. The system uses GSM technology and AT commands to allow the administrator to remotely send commands from their mobile phone to control clients, like starting/killing processes, sending messages, or accessing files. This provides a low-cost way to securely manage a LAN from a remote location.
IRJET- Remote Desktop Monitoring and ControllingIRJET Journal
This document describes a remote desktop monitoring and controlling system that allows an administrator to simultaneously monitor and control multiple client desktops from a server. The system uses a client-server architecture with socket programming to enable one-to-many connections between a server and multiple clients over a LAN or WAN. The server can display each connected client's screen without overlap and allows the administrator to remotely monitor activities, copy/paste information, and control clients as needed, such as restarting or shutting down systems. The system was created to allow organizations to continuously monitor employee or student computer usage from a central location.
Unicenter NSM is a comprehensive management solution that allows users to discover, monitor, and analyze infrastructure elements through a centralized database and graphical interface. It includes agents to monitor different platforms, and components for event management, systems performance monitoring, discovery, and notification. Unicenter NSM provides integrated management of an enterprise infrastructure through visualization tools, a centralized database, manager applications, and monitoring agents.
This document describes a remote desktop management system that allows an administrator to monitor and control client computers from a server. Key features of the system include asset management, software deployment, patch management, remote desktop sharing, and generating reports. The system uses Remote Method Invocation (RMI) for remote communication between the server and clients. The server can send messages to clients, log clients off remotely, and restart clients. Clients send live screen captures to the server at set intervals. The system is intended for use in corporate networks to remotely monitor employee computers.
Mdop session from Microsoft partner boot campOlav Tvedt
This document summarizes Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM), a tool that enhances group policy management in Microsoft environments. AGPM provides versioning, history, and rollback of group policy changes. It enables change management workflows and role-based administration with delegation controls. Customers report that AGPM gives them better control over group policies and reduces downtime from misconfigured policies. The architecture involves a server component that stores backups of group policy objects and an administrative client.
This document outlines a performance management strategy for monitoring a network. It discusses establishing network management groups to monitor faults, performance, devices, security, changes, configurations, and implementations. It also describes monitoring devices and circuits, using SNMP applications to set thresholds and polling intervals for events. Fault management, performance management, and other elements are covered to provide a well-defined management strategy.
The document discusses the importance of network performance management for modern enterprises. Today's networks are highly complex with thousands of interconnected applications and devices. Bandwidth-hungry applications are placing immense pressure on networks. However, many IT managers rely on legacy monitoring tools that cannot handle large, complex networks or monitor in real-time. The document argues that updated performance management systems are now intuitive, scalable, and affordable enough to monitor entire networks. Not investing in these tools is a false economy that can waste resources and hurt business performance.
Introdunction to Network Management Protocols - SNMP & TR-069William Lee
This document provides an introduction to network management protocols SNMP and TR-069. It describes the key functions of network management including configuration, performance, accounting, fault and security management. It then provides details on SNMP including its simple management architecture. The document also explains TR-069/CWMP which was developed later for CPE management, covering capabilities like auto-configuration, software management, monitoring and diagnostics. It includes diagrams of the CWMP architecture and protocol stack. Finally, it defines various terminology used in network and CPE management.
New Vibrations provides managed services to telecommunications operators and equipment vendors, including managed operations, operational assistance, network design and optimization, network deployment, and network operations. Their services are divided into managed operations, which involves taking over network development and maintenance, and operational assistance, which provides temporary personnel to address competence shortfalls. Their portfolio includes network auditing, design, deployment, integration, and daily operations management according to performance goals. New Vibrations aims to help customers focus on their core business by handling their non-core network operations.
This document provides an overview of network management, including the key functions of configuration management, fault management, performance management, security management, and accounting management. It describes the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) framework used for monitoring and maintaining networks, including the Structure of Management Information (SMI) and Management Information Base (MIB). The roles of the SNMP manager and agent are defined, along with how SMI defines object names, data types, and encoding, while MIB contains the collection of objects that can be managed.
This document discusses the basics of network management. It covers the key components of network management including network devices, management agents, the management information base (MIB), and managed objects. It also discusses the roles of network managers and agents in communicating via management protocols. Finally, it outlines the layers of network management from network elements to business management based on the TMN model.
Microsoft Network Monitor is a tool for viewing network packet contents that are being sent and received over a live network or from a captured file. It provides filtering options and can capture traffic to/from its own interface or, in an enhanced version, all network traffic. OpenNMS is an open source network management system that can monitor tens of thousands of devices from a single server or unlimited devices using a cluster. It includes discovery, event management, service assurance, and performance measurement. Capsa is a free network management solution that integrates traffic capture, analysis, fault diagnosis, and performance evaluation to help troubleshoot, secure, and optimize networks.
Network Management System (Contact: info@exceleron-communications.com)Nadeem Khan
NMS designed and developed by world's top telecom experts, catering for the exact needs of a network. Better than top brands available in market. We offer flexibility, innovation and cost effective solution to all Network Management related tasks.
Element Management System - www.nocvue.comkantey007
Nocvue is an industry leader among Element Management System (EMS) and Network Management System (NMS),Element Management System Company,Ems Company,Nms Companies,Nms Company,Ems Companies.
www.nocvue.com
Contacts : 88 Cottontail Lane, Suite 420,
Somerset, NJ, USA,
Telephone:+1 (732) 981-0611
marketing_sales@velankani.com
The document discusses different element management systems (EMS) used to manage network elements. It describes what an EMS is and its key functions like service provisioning, assurance, operations support, and automation. It then summarizes Nortel and Redback Networks' EMS architectures, features, and capabilities. Nortel's EMS focuses on managing VoIP media gateways while Redback's provides fault management, service provisioning, inventory management, and real-time statistics through an intuitive GUI. Both EMS systems are designed to scale with network growth and complexity.
This document introduces Embedded Virtual Machines (EVMs) as a programming abstraction for wireless sensor-actuator-controller networks used in industrial control systems. EVMs decouple control tasks from physical network nodes, allowing tasks to migrate across nodes to maintain functionality even if the physical network changes. The goals of EVMs are to provide predictable outcomes during node/link faults, minimal quality of service degradation during unexpected topology changes, and ability to reconfigure resources and tasks at runtime in response to planned system changes or optimization needs. Challenges in using wireless networks for real-time control applications include the difficulty of programming for both event-triggered sensors and time-triggered control tasks.
Network management involves controlling complex data networks to maximize efficiency and ensure data transmission. It aims to help with network complexity and transparency for users. The key aspects of network management include fault, configuration, security, performance, and accounting management. Network management standards and protocols like SNMP and CMIP allow for monitoring and configuration of network devices. Network management platforms provide the software and tools to integrate and manage different network components from a centralized location.
The document discusses Juniper network solutions for financial organizations. It outlines key network architecture requirements for financial services including segmentation, security, performance, and high availability. It then describes Juniper products that can meet these requirements, including routers, firewalls, VPN appliances, and application acceleration solutions.
RMC: Real-Time Monitoring and Controlling Approach on NetworksIOSR Journals
This document describes a Real-Time Monitoring and Controlling (RMC) system that allows a network administrator to monitor and control client machines on a network. The RMC system uses a client-server model where the administrator can view client systems by IP address. It includes features for monitoring system information, memory usage, desktop screen capturing, and running tasks. The RMC system also includes controlling features like controlling hardware, locking client machines, and remotely shutting down clients. The document argues that combining both monitoring and controlling capabilities in a single system provides a more efficient and cost-effective approach for network administration compared to using separate monitoring and controlling software.
Design and Implementation of monitoring LAN user wirelessly by Android mobile...theijes
The International Journal of Engineering & Science is aimed at providing a platform for researchers, engineers, scientists, or educators to publish their original research results, to exchange new ideas, to disseminate information in innovative designs, engineering experiences and technological skills. It is also the Journal's objective to promote engineering and technology education. All papers submitted to the Journal will be blind peer-reviewed. Only original articles will be published.
Design and Implementation of monitoring LAN user wirelessly by Android mobile...theijes
The International Journal of Engineering & Science is aimed at providing a platform for researchers, engineers, scientists, or educators to publish their original research results, to exchange new ideas, to disseminate information in innovative designs, engineering experiences and technological skills. It is also the Journal's objective to promote engineering and technology education. All papers submitted to the Journal will be blind peer-reviewed. Only original articles will be published.
The papers for publication in The International Journal of Engineering& Science are selected through rigorous peer reviews to ensure originality, timeliness, relevance, and readability.
Smart Lan System for Controlling and Monitoring Network Using at Commands in ...IRJET Journal
This document describes a Smart LAN System that allows an administrator to remotely control and monitor a local area network using a mobile phone. The system has two main modules: 1) a Manager module that runs on a server and allows setting permissions, viewing reports, and controlling client states, and 2) an Agent module that runs on each client PC and monitors devices and processes, enforcing permissions set by the Manager. The system uses GSM technology and AT commands to allow the administrator to remotely send commands from their mobile phone to control clients, like starting/killing processes, sending messages, or accessing files. This provides a low-cost way to securely manage a LAN from a remote location.
IRJET- Remote Desktop Monitoring and ControllingIRJET Journal
This document describes a remote desktop monitoring and controlling system that allows an administrator to simultaneously monitor and control multiple client desktops from a server. The system uses a client-server architecture with socket programming to enable one-to-many connections between a server and multiple clients over a LAN or WAN. The server can display each connected client's screen without overlap and allows the administrator to remotely monitor activities, copy/paste information, and control clients as needed, such as restarting or shutting down systems. The system was created to allow organizations to continuously monitor employee or student computer usage from a central location.
Architecture for monitoring applications in CloudOnkar Kadam
The document discusses designing a monitoring agent for cloud applications. It proposes using RabbitMQ for real-time messaging of metrics from virtual hosts to a central monitoring server. The agent would calculate metrics and publish them to RabbitMQ queues, while the server retrieves metrics as a consumer. Alternative approaches like using Kafka are also mentioned. The document also covers monitoring specific aspects like web servers, databases, and Rails applications by collecting metrics like request times, SQL queries, and cache usage.
This document summarizes an embedded web server system based on an ARM processor for internet-based data acquisition and control. The system establishes a direct communication link between a client and embedded device using GPRS to eliminate the need for a central server. It manages data by sending static information like images to an FTP server and serving real-time data like sensors readings directly from the embedded system. The hardware uses an ARM processor with integrated Ethernet and RS485 interfaces. It runs the open-source Nut/OS to provide web services through an embedded web server for remote monitoring and control of industrial devices over the internet.
This document describes a proposed vehicle management system that would upgrade an existing standalone system to a web-based online system. The system would help staff more efficiently store and manage vehicle registration and accident report data in an organized manner. It includes modules for administration, guests, and vehicle details. The system design section provides an entity relationship diagram and discusses the significance of facilitating staff work and allowing users to access vehicle tax payment details.
This document proposes an architectural framework for software defined networking federation and orchestration. It describes a layered model with an application layer, control layer, and infrastructure layer. The control layer includes orchestrators and controllers that provision services across the infrastructure layer. Five use cases are identified that involve orchestrating applications across data centers and WANs, failover of applications, provisioning of application upgrades, distributing applications across data centers, and migrating application dependency maps. Requirements for the framework are also outlined. Finally, more detailed views of the control and infrastructure layers are presented, including the interfaces between orchestrators, controllers, and physical/virtual resources.
The document describes an E-Gatepass system that was developed to simplify the process of issuing gate passes and reduce paperwork. The system uses a Model-View-Controller architecture and SQL Server database. It allows administrators to monitor users, faculty to approve student gatepass applications, and displays approved applications to guards. The system aims to automate the existing manual gatepass process. It was developed using Java, Spring Tool Suite and can be accessed on Windows devices by various user types like students, faculty and guards.
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1. The document describes a system that allows a network administrator to monitor and control a wireless LAN network from an Android phone remotely.
2. The system uses an application installed on the Android phone that provides GUI screens to view client lists, process lists, kill/launch processes, shutdown machines, and read/write files remotely.
3. The wireless LAN clients communicate with a central server, which then communicates with the Android application over HTTP to process monitoring and control requests from the administrator's phone.
Cisco Network Management Architecture uses software installed on network devices to monitor for problems. These management tools poll devices and check variables to compile information and store it in a management database. Common management protocols like SNMP are used.
The ISO network management model contains four main concepts - performance management, configuration management, fault management, and security management. Performance management collects and analyzes network data to monitor thresholds. Configuration management examines device configurations. Fault management detects, logs, and notifies users of network faults. Security management authenticates users and partitions network resources.
The document describes the NxRay software solution for measuring quality of experience from end users' perspectives. The solution includes NxRay client software on users' devices that collects data passive and actively, an NxRay server that stores logged data, and an NxRay web interface for viewing reports. The solution provides insights into network, device, and application performance as well as subscribers' quality of experience. It also features a customer care expert module to help operators efficiently resolve users' issues.
Grid monitoring aims to measure and publish the state of distributed computing resources in real-time. Autopilot is an infrastructure that provides real-time adaptive control of distributed resources. It uses sensors to monitor applications and systems, and actuators to control application behavior and sensor operations. The Autopilot manager registers sensors and actuators and allows clients to access resource information.
shivkumar pathak web based manufacturing presentationAkash Maurya
This document discusses web based manufacturing. It introduces web based manufacturing and explains some of its key benefits, including capturing a global audience, handling data issues, coordinating multi-user access, and reducing susceptibility to communication delays. It then describes the framework of web based manufacturing systems, including the modular architecture and processes like job submission, scheduling, storage, execution, monitoring, and management. Finally, it discusses some methodologies for implementing web based manufacturing systems, including using ERP systems, a web machining methodology, and the PROMME methodology.
Arm Based Real Time Monitoring and Controlling of Industrial Parameters Using...IJTET Journal
Day by day the scope of networked embedded system is rapidly increasing for monitoring & controlling either home
appliances or industry devices. The World Wide Web is a global system of interconnected computer networks that utilizes the
standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP) and allows the user to interface many real-time Embedded applications similar to data
acquisition, Industrial automations and safety measures etc,. Users can monitor & control remote machines/systems by using an
embedded web server. The main objective of this system is used to monitor the industrial parameters and control the various
machines/systems in the industry from anywhere in the world through embedded web server. The machine/instrument is
monitored and controlled by ARM 7 and in-build web server with GPRS technology. Various sensor’s are used to monitor the
parameters like pressure, speed and temperature in the industry. A relay is used in this system to control the machine/instrument
by giving ON/OFF command in the web page. The embedded device communicates through General Packet Radio Service
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B0320611
1. IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSRJCE)
ISSN: 2278-0661 Volume 3, Issue 2 (July-Aug. 2012), PP 06-11
www.iosrjournals.org
RMC: Real-Time Monitoring and Controlling Approach on
Networks
G. Naveen Samuel1, Immanuel Ganadurai2
1
(Computer Science and Engineering, Joe Suresh Engineering College, India)
2
(Computer Science and Engineering, Karpagam University, India)
Abstract: A GUI based architecture for monitoring the operations and controlling the activities of the client
machines placed in a network by an approach named RMC (Real-time Monitoring and Controlling) system. A
client – server approach of the net spy allows the administrator to view those client systems connected to the
LAN. The network administrator chooses needed clients with the help of their IP address for the monitoring
process that enhances various events as system information, memory usage, desktop capturing and the tasks that
are currently running under those clients. It captures the resources and each operation made in the client
secretly. Here we enroll another process of controlling those monitored resources. The control utility includes
controlling hardware like keyboard, mouse and also locking the client’s machine. It performs shutdown
operations on the clients from the server. Combination of the controlling aspect along the monitoring process
includes a cost efficient approach in maintaining a reliable network.
Keywords: API interface, GUI interface, screen capture, Net spy and RMC approach.
I. Introduction
Real-time Monitoring System (RM) is GUI based software for monitoring the clients in a network. Net
Spy enables an administrator to view the number of client systems connected to a LAN. Client Systems are
monitored through their IP address. While a client enters a network, it is enhanced with a name and an IP
address to be registered in the server. Monitoring is efficient in all organizations for maintaining records about
the clients entering and exiting their network. Various events are monitored such as system information, usage
of memory, capturing desktop activities and tasks running under clients. System Information contains OS name
and version, processor detail, hard disk information and RAM details [3]. Monitoring a client can be a security
operation prevailed over a network to keep a reliable flow of information between client and server. Clients may
enroll their IP with the server for communication purpose but administrator takes rights on clients to make a
security service. RM ensures a current state monitoring system which provides a facility of maintaining actions
of the clients within the network circle. Clients may work against the organization and make them to collapse
the goal they fixed for the yearly needs. But RM systems are used in their organization to make them secure by
monitoring those clients and make their motto to be diminished. Most of the monitoring systems ensure traffic
monitoring by the use of packet analyzer [12]. Operations can be monitored only through the IP addresses that
are provided by the clients.
Real-time Controlling system (RC) is an approach engaged only on controlling the clients from the
server. The server or network administrator in the network controls each activity of their clients enrolled in their
network. Controlling system is also made using the IP address of the clients. An organization controlled by a
head, controls all the operations of their employees or clients by giving different rights for each clients. This is
organized also in networks by enabling some rights for each client [5, 17]. Controlling software enables the
network administrator to take control of their clients from their server monitor. Administrator enhances several
rights along the clients for security purposes and maintains the network by provided commands over the clients
to be performed by the clients to be constant in the network circle. Real-time controlling includes the control
utility such as controlling hardware support of for the clients and locking their machines if not needed. It also
performs shut operations on the clients from the server. Enabling this controlling system can make a cost
efficient process for the server to work through their network. RC enabled networks can be a profitable
approach for the organizations to work consistently. Servers enable their operation by commanding their clients
to proceed with their work along server’s interaction on them [18, 23]. Networking enables those clients that are
engaged along the server to process a schematic referenced structure of data transferring options. Controlling
state of a system is the value added process of the system with an augmented security over a network
environment.
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Fig. RMC Approach
Real-time Monitoring and Controlling (RMC) approach is enhanced with both these operations in a
single process that can be entitled with the network procedures. Usage of this approach on a network will power
the system with secure formulae. This approach will process along the performance of the clients and server to
interact with the processing style of the network. Administrator takes full responsibility of the network by
working with both monitoring and controlling operation that is engaged in an organization to fulfill their goal.
Maintenance of the network is enabled with this approach to stimulate a proper security structure of a network
by propagating through the communication process [4].
II. Related Works
In present scenarios, there are softwares performing monitoring options on the network. These
monitoring approach are implemented in several systems for traffic management. Softwares that can perform
both monitoring and controlling operations are no more present in this existing environment. It is difficult to
control the system only with the monitoring phase. Servers or network administrators are enhanced only with
monitoring the operations made by the clients and if needed to control them, they need to make a separate
manual process that means reaching them to control their activities. It requires more efforts and also its cost
expensive. It may need several softwares in engaging both the operations in a network. Manual procedures may
lead to several failures in control [14]. For enabling an efficient RMC (Real-time Monitoring and Controlling)
system, we introduce a procedure for making both the operations by the server. This approach includes both
monitoring as well as controlling the activities made by the clients. Organisations working with RMC can be
familiar in securing a constant network connection. A network administrator can work easily with this approach
by organising the network connection in a single software approach proposed [21]. Enabling RMC reduces extra
burden of purchasing two or more softwares for monitoring and controlling the network. Here server can
identify a network traffic easily by monitoring each clients working in a network and can control them with
some system commands. GUI based architecture is also used to enhance a live stream of capturing the activities
done in the desktops of the clients present in a network [7, 16]. This GUI architecture is enabled for a real-time
approach of the RMC system.
III. RMC Approach
a) Monitoring Phase:
Server lists the clients using their IP address connected to the LAN. The API program is linked to all
the files in the operating system. API is an interface between the user and the software components used in the
system. It makes the remote procedure call method to interact with the operating system. IP addresses of the
clients interacting along the network are listed along the server state [1, 22]. Those clients needed to interact
along the network are made to register their IP address and their name on the list provided by the server. Client’s
IP address is used for monitoring them by calling API functions of the client. Server enhances this operation and
checks or monitors the required details of the clients and makes the GUI interface to enable a real-time
monitoring to the server [8, 19]. GUI interface makes a graphical representation of the client’s current working
particulars and furnishes those activities that are made in it.
Fig. Monitoring Phase
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b) Controlling Phase:
This phase is devised as the second phase of this approach that is proposed to take control over the
clients connected onto a network. Here the monitored state needs a result of action on the client to make its state
of action excellent with the help of this phase [6]. API interface plays the main role in this phase by regulating
the commands that are organized by the server or the administrator in controlling the clients operations.
Administrator or the server organizing the network make the commands of controlling power over the client
engaged with them [2, 11]. Forcing the clients to make the work give by the organizer or the server and work
according to the commands entitled by them is the main task prevailed in this phase.
Fig. Controlling Phase
The server selects an IP address of the client and makes a call for API programming commands to the
selected client. Client then makes the required operation of the API for computing the task [13]. Thus it
performs along it for making control operations on the system. Client is enhanced with a regulated operation to
control its state of work or the traffic engaged by it.
IV. Implementation of RMC
RMC is based on GUI software interface which helps in making a live monitoring of the clients
operations. RMC approach consists of two different modules with the Net Spy operation such that Monitoring
and Controlling module. Here we structure a new net spy device by enrolling both these modules into it, while
each performs its own task. Both modules make an effective procedure in maintaining constant achievements in
the organisation. Operations are enhanced according to the goal entitled by the organiser of the network. Clients
participating in a network are organised with their IP address listed in the server for regulating a systematic
process of evaluating a solution to the improper work issue of the clients in the field [15, 22]. RMC approach is
proposed for achieving those requirements of an organisation working on temporal changes made across a
network. Implementing RMC is basically advised with the administrator’s rights prescribed over a network for
performing an efficient task that surrounds the contributions of the clients ensuring the same network. Client
maintains a consistent approach with the server to retain the tasks measured by the organisation which is
controlled by the administrator of the system. Attributes of the clients are also monitored then and there with
this approach and controls every actions organised by them to compromises the procedure enforced by the
administrator or the organiser.
Fig. RMC Approach
a) Monitoring:
Clients are monitored along the network to make a secure working strategy. Server makes use of this
module that performs operations as Screen Capture and Task Manager.
Screen Capture: Here the live screen is telecasted from the clients to the server. The current screen is
captured from the client system and is displayed in the server. The administrator or the server enhances an
efficient watch over the user who works in the system currently. Here the server selects the IP address of the
client from the client list and makes a call to the specified client with an API program. Also it selects the
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operation type of the client as a string message that consists of the required operations to be made by the client.
The client then receives the message and it makes the required solution for the server. The client first checks
whether the IP call is same as its IP address. Secondly, it works for the server by capturing the screen and it
converts the screen into a bitmap and it converts the bitmap then into bytes. Here the stream of bytes is
transferred from the client to the server. Server receives the stream and converts it into a bitmap image and the
bitmap is displayed on the server as the output of the screen capturing operation.
Task Manager: Task manager lists all the processes that are running in the client system, including the
background process. In screen, capture the user can easily cheat the administrator by minimizing the window
and hiding the taskbar. But the task manager that is abstracted will display all the running process even though it
is in the hidden state. User may activate several processes at a time that are organized in the task manager for
ensuring the performance of the current system. Here it makes a specific process to be abandoned which is
working with errors and may not respond to the system. Administrator can view the processes of the client used
and also it can perform the required action of the server against the client’s performance.
Fig. Screen Capture
b) Controlling:
Controlling module is entitled as the important modules of the RMC approach. Here different
operations are enabled as desktop viewing and performing operations on the displayed information. Controlling
involves operations as termination, shutdown, logoff or restart operations and so on. Each operation may be
organized by the administrator or server for maintaining the performance of the network used by several clients.
Here operations are performed specifically on a client by introducing its IP address on the server message.
Server selects the IP address of the client which needs the server operation. Here the operation type is selected
and it is enabled through the IP that is already been selected. IP address and the operation type selected by the
server is organized as a string message that is sent to the client for enabling its required action. The client
receives the message from the client, analyses it and performs the needed operations on it. Operations are
performed by the API interface present in each client system. The message sent by the server first contacts the
client API interface and makes the calls for enabling several operations on the client system.
Fig. Performs Controlling Operations
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V. Need of RMC Approach
Most organizations need an eye on their employees work to fulfill their goals. Thus RMC approach is
used here for making a real-time monitoring of their employees and makes them work properly by controlling
them without any physical access. RMC plays the main role in capturing the employee’s screen and displaying it
in the administrator’s system. Administrator also allows the employees present in the list to be logged into their
network. RMC helps in terminating the programs that are running improperly in their client system.
Organizations goals are to be succeeded with a necessary procedural works by the employees but if it is out of
service in monitor and controlled by the administrator acting as a server [10]. Employee’s system could be
turned on only when it is registered in the employee’s list at the time of connection orientation. Without the
presence of the administrator in an organization, systems are not allowed to be accessed by the clients. They
work on their organization and make a disciplined way of communication between their employees. If any
operation to be aborted by the client, then the server makes a message to the client to withhold those works and
work along the organization [6]. If the received message is rejected by the client, the server takes charge on the
client by terminating their works with the help of RMC approach. Nowadays various educational institutions
works with RMC approach to favor an excellent education to the students they handle. Education is organized
through a network where movements of every student are watched periodically. Students are allowed to make
their listening and writing works through the network based education system that are monitored then and there
to show a good result in their performance in examinations. Monitoring each and every student to make them
study well and construct their future with a disciplined environmental state of operations within them [9, 20].
Teachers in the institutions acts as the administrator and takes charge of their students activities and make a
perfect atmosphere over the institution. RMC approach is also used in many applications for favoring a reliable
state of networking state [7]. RMC approach has secured a reliable and cost efficient software approach over the
networking field.
VI. Performance Analysis
Achieving a well disciplined and a profitable growth in an organization is not an easy task of the
organizer. Employee’s attitude of work should be analyzed at every moment to achieve an affordable goal.
Organizers or the administrator must monitor every moments of their employee or client present in their
organization or network. Monitoring alone could not show an efficient result in the organization. With the help
of monitoring aspects, controlling of each activity of the clients is to be enhanced in this state [15]. Servers are
not in a safe mode operation such as the clients working in their network can make some illegal source of
operation against the network. Here the objective of the organization now is set to be with both monitoring each
activities that are made currently and control them from the organizer’s desk and not with their physical access
to each employees working in their organization. This objective is achieved through the RMC approach
enhanced in this paper and makes the organizer to be up-to-date about their employees working details.
Persistence of the employees over the organizational needs is made to be in a procedure to fulfill or achieve their
goals entitled with them [9, 13]. While comparing to the present software’s which are organized only for
monitoring but not present their ideas in controlling the unwanted actions of the clients in the network. RMC
approach makes a reliable system of monitoring all the current state of each system connected to the network
and present an interactive control measures on them which could be engaged with any operation that are
persisting in the system. While analyzing its performance with the organization which is in need of this
approach, it can be measured to be perfect on their action persisting with this approach that maintains an
affordable result. This research study with RMC throws light on the extensive use of statistical techniques for
analyzing the reliable performance of the organizations [21]. The paper also furnishes a summary of the
requirements in each organization and concludes with an efficient approach. It fulfils all the needs of the
organizers for organizing their employees. A sensitive study is made along this paper to make the organization
full interactive with this approach.
VII. Conclusion
Finally coming to the conclusion of this paper a reliable RMC approach is devised and verified
successfully. Real-time Monitoring and Controlling system has been designed and developed to the satisfaction
of end users. Approach is built with a real-time strategic limit that could render both monitoring and controlling
operations on the clients connected to the network. Administrator needs are satisfied along the specific attitude
of the clients making their works against the network to establish a negative statics on it. Administrator makes
use of this approach every time when the clients enter the network at a specific limit. Lists are maintained
periodically at the server and the connections are established along the response given by the server or
administrator. The system has been built with the latest technology to make the best of all resources. This
approach is used specifically in education system to render a perfect study to the students and make them to
engage with the teachers in a friendly atmosphere. It is also used probably in the organisations which consists of
employees and works in a network structure to formulate a worthy achievement which regards the organiser’s
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goal. Here the structural representation of the approach is statistically used all over the system to compromise a
specific work needed for encrypting a system along the basic situations maintained by the organiser. RMC
approach is user friendly as it shows a fast response through the administrator. It is simple in working
throughout the statistical operations made by the clients in the system and it is spied by the organiser or
administrator who is responsible for the entire work. It is also much interactive with clients and server present in
the network which formulates an affordable approach to the administrator. RMC approach works easier than
other systems in the networking environment. Future world is fully based on networking and monitoring of the
structured networks which becomes an important task. With this approach specified in the paper, we could
manage any remote system i.e. we can kill a process, shutdown, reboot and also lock a remote system. Several
enhancements can be made along this paper in future to entitle this software approach to be reliable in the
networking market.
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