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Network management involves administering and monitoring computer networks through various services like fault analysis and performance management. It includes functions like address management, security management, traffic management, and load balancing. Network management tools help IT professionals monitor and optimize complex networks spanning large areas by automating tasks and providing real-time visibility, compliance reporting, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting assistance. Benefits of network management include access to experts, routine monitoring, optimized operations, increased security, and improved efficiency.
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