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SNMP allows administrative computers called managers to monitor and manage groups of devices on a network. MIB is a database that stores management information for devices on a network using the SNMP protocol. A UPS provides emergency backup power to devices when main power fails, while a managed switch can monitor and control individual network ports.
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A network management system uses Simple Network Management Protocol to monitor and administer a network. SNMP exposes management variables stored in a MIB that describe the configuration of network devices, allowing managing applications to query and sometimes set these variables. An uninterruptible power supply provides emergency power to network devices when the main power source fails to ensure continuous monitoring by the network management system.
Chapter 1 com org (student copy)
This document provides an overview of computer system organization and operation. It discusses the basic units of a stored program computer including the processor, memory, and I/O system. It describes the basic computer operations of input, storage, processing, and output. It also outlines the hierarchical levels of a computer system from the problem statement down to the logic circuits and devices. Finally, it discusses the central processing unit and its main structural components including the control unit and arithmetic logic unit.
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This document discusses how network management systems work using SNMP, a network management system, MIB, and UPS. SNMP is a protocol that allows network devices to communicate information that can be used to monitor and control devices on an IP network. A network management system is software and hardware that manages networks by monitoring for issues, outages, security threats and traffic using information from MIBs. MIBs contain information about networking devices that is accessible to outside systems using SNMP. UPS devices provide backup battery power to computers during power outages to allow for safe shutdown.
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Peer-to-peer systems allow computers to connect and share files without servers by distributing data directly between connected devices, potentially allowing faster data transfer speeds than server-based systems but also enabling illegal file sharing. Uninterruptible power supplies provide backup battery power to equipment for a short time in the event of an outage. Management information bases are databases that manage objects in a network using standardized definitions as well as custom objects, allowing monitoring and control via simple network management protocol.
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Network management systems use UPS devices to provide backup power during outages and allow safe shutdown of computers. They also use MIB databases managed by SNMP protocols to monitor and control devices on the network from a central system. This includes collecting information from routers, hubs, and other network equipment to observe and administer the entire network infrastructure.
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This document provides an overview of computer system organization and operation. It discusses the basic units of a stored program computer including the processor, memory, and I/O system. It describes the basic computer operations of input, storage, processing, and output. It also outlines the hierarchical levels of a computer system from the problem statement down to the logic circuits and devices. Finally, it discusses the central processing unit and its main structural components including the control unit and arithmetic logic unit.
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The document discusses how network management systems work through SNMP, monitoring devices, and presenting network performance information. Network management systems aggregate data from devices using SNMP and present it graphically. Common network management systems are called NMS and help monitor performance, traffic, and assist with network upgrades and repairs by collecting data from various network devices using SNMP.
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SNMP monitors network devices for conditions requiring attention. A network management system combines hardware and software to monitor and administer a network through individual element management systems. MIB is a computing information repository used by SNMP. A UPS provides emergency power from a separate source to connected equipment when utility power is unavailable.
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Network management systems use SNMP to remotely monitor and configure devices through their MIBs, with managed switches collecting MIB data from connected devices and sending it to management consoles for viewing, while SNMP and MIBs also manage other corresponding devices like printers, UPSs, servers, and routers.
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