Hands-On SNMP : From Workgroup to Enterprise Networks

Name: Hands-On SNMP : From Workgroup to Enterprise Networks
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ISBN: 9780079130754

ISBN-10: 0079130755

ISBN-13: 9780079130754

Edition: 1999

Authors: Paul Simoneau

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Using step-by-step exercises, Paul Simoneau offers a 'blue collar' guide to managing SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). The book is accompanied by a CD-ROM which includes protocol analysis tools.

Book details

List price: $54.95
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 452
Size: 7.75" wide x 9.50" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 1.782
Language: English

Preface	p. xiii
Acknowledgments	p. xv
Introduction: The Why and What of Network Management	p. 1
Why Manage Networks?	p. 3
What Is "Network Management"?	p. 5
Network Management Goal	p. 6
SNMP History	p. 7
Beginning Stages: 1980s	p. 8
Growth and Progress: Early 1990s	p. 9
Moving Toward the Future: Mid- to Late 1990s	p. 12
A Review of TCP/IP	p. 17
TCP/IP Stack Overview: Layer Responsibilities	p. 18
The Process Layer	p. 19
Host-to-Host Layer	p. 20
Internet Layer	p. 21
Network Interface Layer	p. 24
Live on Arrival	p. 25
Some Assembly Required	p. 26
SNMP and MIBs	p. 29
SNMP Overview	p. 31
An SNMP Model	p. 32
Manageable Objects	p. 33
Object Identifier	p. 33
Logical MIB Location	p. 34
SNMP, the Protocol	p. 35
Behind the Curtain	p. 35
The SNMP Agent	p. 36
Protocol Data Units	p. 38
NMS User Request Flow	p. 38
Agent Response Flow	p. 39
SNMP and MIB Details	p. 41
Structure and Identification of Management Information	p. 42
MIB Tables	p. 47
MIB-II Details	p. 51
From ISO to Host or How to Read 1.3.6.1.2.1	p. 52
The System Group	p. 52
The Interfaces Group	p. 53
The IP Group	p. 58
The TCP Group	p. 68
The UDP Group	p. 71
EGP I/O Counters	p. 72
The Transmission Group	p. 75
The SNMP Group	p. 77
MIB-II Extensions	p. 81
Generic Interface Extensions	p. 84
AppleTalk Networking	p. 84
Open Shortest Path First	p. 84
Border Gateway Protocol	p. 87
Remote Network Monitoring	p. 88
Bridge Objects	p. 88
DECnet Phase IV	p. 88
Character Streams	p. 91
SNMP Parties and Secrets	p. 93
802.3 Repeater	p. 94
Routing Information Protocol	p. 95
Identification Protocol	p. 96
Host Resources MIB	p. 96
802.3 Medium Attachment Units	p. 97
Network Application Services Monitoring	p. 98
Mail Monitoring	p. 98
X.500 Directory Monitoring	p. 100
Interface Types and MIB	p. 100
Domain Name System	p. 101
Uninterruptible Power Supplies	p. 101
Systems Network Architecture Network Addressable Units	p. 102
Ethernet-like Interfaces	p. 107
SMDS Interface Objects	p. 108
ATM	p. 108
Dial-up Modems	p. 109
Relational Database	p. 109
Traffic Flow	p. 113
SNA SDLC	p. 113
Token Ring Station Source Route	p. 115
Printer	p. 115
Mobile IP	p. 117
IEEE 802.12	p. 117
Data Link Switch	p. 117
Entity	p. 120
SNMPv2 Internet Protocol	p. 120
SNMPv2 Transmission Control Protocol	p. 122
SNMPv2 User Datagram Protocol	p. 122
Resource Reservation Protocol	p. 123
Integrated Services	p. 124
Repeaters	p. 124
System Application	p. 125
IPv6	p. 127
ICMPv6	p. 128
MARS	p. 129
Beyond MIB-II	p. 131
Experimental MIB Modules	p. 132
Private Entreprise MIBs	p. 132
Security	p. 133
SNMPv2 and SNMPv3	p. 207
Mail	p. 213
SNMP Details	p. 217
SNMPv1 PDU Basics	p. 218
Generic SNMPv1 Message Format	p. 220
SNMPv1 PDU Layout	p. 223
SNMP Trap	p. 224
Large SNMP OID Values	p. 226
SNMPv2 Changes	p. 227
New Branches to the Management Tree	p. 229
Data Type Precision	p. 232
ASN.1 Macro Changes	p. 233
TEXTUAL-CONVENTION Macro	p. 234
SNMPv2 PDU Operations Changes	p. 234
SNMPv2c Common PDU Structure	p. 235
SNMPv2s Message Field Layout	p. 235
SNMPv2 Wrappers	p. 236
Transport Mapping Implementations	p. 238
SNMPv3	p. 239
SNMP Evolution	p. 240
SNMPv3	p. 240
The Changes	p. 243
Proxy Agents	p. 249
Bilingual NMS	p. 251
Network Management Applications	p. 253
NMA Functions	p. 254
Additional NMA Functions	p. 255
Leading-Edge NMA Functions	p. 255
NMA Product Support	p. 256
NMA Platform Support	p. 257
The Future of Network Management Applications	p. 257
Web-Based Network Management	p. 259
Web Server on Each Managed Device-Direct Communication	p. 260
Web Server as Proxy Agent-Intermediate Translation	p. 261
Challenges	p. 261
Other Coming Events	p. 262
X.700 Model of Network Management	p. 265
An X.700 Model of Network Management	p. 267
Configuration Management	p. 268
Accounting Management	p. 269
Performance Management	p. 269
Security Management	p. 270
Fault Management	p. 272
Configuration Management	p. 275
Public MIB Configuration Data	p. 276
Private MIB Configuration Data	p. 292
Accounting Management	p. 295
Asset Management	p. 296
Network Value Assessment	p. 301
Usage Auditing	p. 305
Performance Management	p. 309
Baselining	p. 310
Performance Counters	p. 310
Nodal Activity	p. 320
Network Activity Volumes	p. 322
Trend Analysis	p. 323
Remote Monitoring	p. 324
SNMP Traps	p. 339
Appendix RMON 1 and 2 MIBs	p. 341
Security Management	p. 363
Securing Agents and NMSs	p. 364
Community Name	p. 364
Encryption	p. 364
Protocol Analysis	p. 365
MIB-II Variables	p. 369
Firewall Issues	p. 373
SNMP Group Variables	p. 373
Fault Management	p. 375
Troubleshooting	p. 376
System Group Objects	p. 376
The Interface Group	p. 377
The IP Group	p. 382
The ICMP Group	p. 390
The TCP Group	p. 394
The SNMP Group	p. 397
Enterprise Numbers by Enterprise	p. 399
On the CD	p. 465
Index	p. 467
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