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Lesson 1: Networking Basics

Lesson 2: OSI Reference Model

Lesson 3: Introduction to TCP/IP

Lesson 4: LAN Basics

Lesson 5: Understanding Switching

Lesson 6: WAN Basics

Lesson 7: Understanding Routing

Lesson 8: What Is Layer 3 Switching?

Lesson 9: Understanding Virtual LANs

Lesson 10: Understanding Quality of Service

Lesson 11: Security Basics

Lesson 12: Understanding Virtual Private Networks

Lesson 13: Voice Technology Basics

Lesson 14: Network Management Basics

Lesson 15: The Internet

 

 

 

Lesson 14: Network Management Basics

Why Is Network Management ? | The Network Management Process | Network Management Basics |

Management Intranet Basics | Policy Management Basics

Network Management Basics

Let's take a close look of Network Management Basics.

Network Management Architecture

In a network management system, the system manages the argent which are dirived from the main system like Management Database, with the help of Network Management Protocol,which are cleared by the figger.

Network Management Building Blocks

Following are the Management Building Bloks of Natwork Management System.

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

this is a protocol which is comming under the management building blocks. this use to provide status massages and problemreports across a network to the Management system. SNMP uses Use DAtagram Protocol as a transport mechanism. It employs different terms from TCP/IP, working with managers and agents instead of clients, and servers. An agent usually provides information about a device, the manager communicates across a network with the agents.



there are two vertions of SNMP they:

SNMP V2

   - Addressed performance issues

SNMP V3


   - Multilingual implementations (coexistence of versions)
   - Enhanced security

SNMP Message Types

SNMP messages are the request and responses between the Manager and Agent. Once the Agent gets a request from the manager as a MIB variable, then Agent gives manager a response as the same variable. And also Trap for the unsolicited alarm conditions.

 

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