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Introduction | |
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Network Management: An Overview | |
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Setting the StageDefining Network Management Analogy | |
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Health Care-the Network, Your Number One Patient Analogy | |
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Throwing a Party A More Formal DefinitionThe Importance of Network Management: Many Reasons to Care Cost Quality Revenue | |
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The Players: Different Parties with an Interest in Network Management | |
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Network Management Users | |
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Network Management Providers | |
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Network Management Complexities: From Afterthought to Key Topic Technical Challenges | |
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Organization and Operations Challenges | |
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Business Challenges | |
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Chapter Summary | |
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Chapter Review | |
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On the Job with a Network Manager | |
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A Day in the Life of a Network Manager Pat: A Network Operator for a Global Service Provider | |
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Chris: Network Administrator for a Medium-Size Business | |
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Sandy: Administrator and Planner in an Internet Data Center Observations The Network Operator's | |
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Arsenal: Management Tools Device Managers and Craft Terminals Network Analyzers Element Managers | |
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Management Platforms Collectors and Probes Intrusion Detection Systems | |
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Performance Analysis Systems | |
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Alarm Management Systems | |
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Trouble Ticket Systems | |
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Work Order Systems | |
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Workflow Management Systems and Workflow Engines Inventory Systems | |
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Service Provisioning Systems | |
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Service Order-Management Systems | |
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Billing Systems | |
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Chapter Summary | |
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Chapter Review | |
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The Basic Ingredients of Network Management | |
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The Network Device Management | |
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Agent Management | |
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Information, MOs, MIBs, and Real Resources Basic Management | |
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Ingredients-Revisited | |
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The Management System | |
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Management System and Manager Role | |
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A Management System"s Reason for Being The Management Network | |
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Networking for Management | |
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The Pros and Cons of a Dedicated Management Network | |
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The Management Support Organization: NOC, NOC, Who's There? | |
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Managing the Management Inside the Network Operations Center | |
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Chapter Summary | |
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Chapter Review | |
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Management Perspectives | |
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The Dimensions of Management | |
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Lost in (Management) Space: Charting Your Course Along Network Management and Dimensions Management | |
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Interoperability: "Roger That" | |
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Communication Viewpoint: Can You Hear Me Now? | |
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Function Viewpoint: What Can I Do for You Today? | |
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Information Viewpoint: What Are You Talking About? | |
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The Role of Standards Management Subject: What We're Managing | |
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Management Life Cycle: Managing Networks from Cradle to Grave Planning Deployment Operations | |
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Decommissioning Management Layer: It's a Device... No, It's a Service... No, It's a Business Element Managment | |
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Network Management | |
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Service Management | |
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Business Management | |
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Network Element | |
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Additional Considerations Management Function: What's in Your Toolbox | |
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Management Process and Organization: Of Help Desks and Cookie Cutters | |
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Chapter Summary | |
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Chapter Review | |
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Management Functions and Reference Models: Getting Organized | |
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Of Pyramids and Layered Cakes FCAPS: The ABCs of Management | |
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F Is for Fault | |
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C Is for Configuration | |
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A Is for Accounting | |
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P Is for Performance | |
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S Is for Security Limitations of the FCAPS Categorization | |
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OAM & P: The Other FCAPS | |
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FAB and eTOM: Oh, Wait, There's More | |
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How It All Relates and What It Means to You: Using Your Network Management ABCs | |
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Chapter Summary | |
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Chapter Review | |
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Management Building Blocks | |
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Management Information: What Management Conversations Are All About | |
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Establishing a Common Terminology Between Manager and Agent MIBs | |
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The Managed Device as a Conceptual Data Store | |
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Categories of Management Information | |
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The Difference Between a MIB and a Database | |
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The Relationship Between MIBs and Management Protocols | |
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MIB Definitions Of Schema and Metaschema | |
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The Impact of the Metaschema on the Schema | |
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A Simple Modeling Example Encoding Management | |
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Information Anatomy of a MIB Structure of Management Information | |
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Overview An Example: MIB-2 Instantiation in an Actual MIB | |
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Special MIB Considerations to Address SNMP Protocol | |
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Deficits Modeling Management Information | |
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Chapter Summary | |
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Chapter Review | |
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Management Communication Patterns: Rules of Conversation Layers of Management Interactions Transport Remote | |