Title: Chapter 1 Data Communications and NM Overview
1Chapter 1Data CommunicationsandNM Overview
2Outline
- Analogy of telephone network
- Data and telecommunication network
- Distributed computing environment
- Internet
- Protocols and standards
- IT management
- Network and system management
- Current status and future of network management
3Telephone Network
- Characteristics
- Reliable - does what is expected of it
- Dependable - always there when you need it
(remember 911?) - Good quality (connection) - hearing each
other well - Reasons
- Good planning, design, and implementation
- Good operation and management of network
4Telephone Network Model
5Operations Systems / NOC
- Monitor telephone network parameters
- S/N ratio, transmission loss, call blockage,
etc. - Real-time management of network
- Trunk (logical entity between switches)
maintenance system measures loss and S/N.
Trunks not meeting QoS are removed before
customer notices poor quality - Traffic measurement systems measure call
blockage. Additional switch planned to keep
the call blockage below acceptable level - Operations systems are distributed at central
offices - Network management done centrally from Network
Operations Center (NOC)
6Data and Telecommunication Network
7IBM SNA Architecture
8DCE with LANDCE.. Distributed Computing
Environment
9LAN-WAN Network
10Client/Server Model
Request
Response
11Client/Server Examples
12TCP/IP Based Networks
- TCP/IP is a suite of protocols
- Internet is based on TCP/IP
- IP is Internet protocol at the network layer
level - TCP is connection-oriented transport protocol
and ensures end-to-end connection - UDP is connectionless transport protocol and
provides datagram service - Internet e-mail and much of the network mgmt.
messages are based on UDP/IP - ICMP part of TCP/IP suite
13InternetConfiguration
14Architecture, Protocols and Standards
- Communication architecture
- Modeling of communication systems, comprising
- functional components and
- operations interfaces between them
- Communication protocols
- Operational procedures
- intra- and inter-modules
- Communication standards
- Agreement between manufacturers on protocols
of communication equipment on - physical characteristics and
- operational procedures
15Communication Architecture
16OSI Reference Model
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18PDU Communication Model
PDU Protocol Data Unit PCI Protocol Control
Information UD User Data
PDU PCI UD UDn PDUn1
19DTE Data Terminating Equipment
T N D P
20SNA, OSI, and Internet
21Application Protocols
22NM Case Histories
23Common Network Problems
- Loss of connectivity (Link, Node, Interface)
- Duplicate IP address (Procedural)
- Intermittent problems
- Network configuration issues
- Non-problems
- Performance problems
24Challenges of IT Managers
- Reliability
- Non-real time problems
- Rapid technological advance
- Managing client/server environment
- Scalability
- Troubleshooting tools and systems
- Trouble prediction
- Standardization of operations - NMS helps
- Centralized management vs sneaker-net
Please refer to Sec. 1.7 for more details
25Network Management (NM)
- Definition
- OAMP of Network and Services
- OAMP Operations, Administration, maintenance,
and Provisioning) - Goal
- To ensure that the users of a network receive the
IT services with the quality of service (QoS)
that they expect.
26Top-down View of NM functions
27NM Functional Flow Chart
TT Trouble Ticket
NOC Network Operation Center IM
Installation Maintenance
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- ?????? (Management Functional Areas, MFAs)
- ???? (Fault Management)
- ???? (Configuration Management)
- ???? (Security Management)
- ???? (Performance Management)
- ???? (Accounting Management)
ITU-T X.700
29???? (Fault Management)
- Fault Management (FM)
- Detection of a problem, fault isolation and
correction to normal operation. - FM involves the following steps
- Discover the problem.
- Isolate the problem
- Fix the problem (if possible)
- Use of Trouble-Ticket Systems
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- Maintain and examine error logs
- Accept and act upon error detection notifications
- Trace and identify faults
- Carry out sequences of diagnostic tests
- Correct faults
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User
DNS
...
RMON Device
Firewall / Router
...
Internet
WWW Server
Mail Server
32FM??????
33???? (Configuration Management)
- Configuration Management (CM)
- The process of finding and setting up
(configuring) network devices. - CM identifies, exercises control over, collects
data from, and provides data to networked systems.
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- Set the parameters that control the routine
operation of the networked system. - Associate names with managed objects and sets of
managed objects. - Initialize and close down managed objects.
- Collect information on demand about the current
condition of the networked system. - Obtain announcements of significant changes in
the condition of the networked system. - Change the configuration of the networked system.
35CM ?? Auto Discovery
36CM ?? ????(CHTNet)
37???? (Security Management)
- Security Management (SM)
- The process of controlling access to information
on the networked system. - ???????
- The creation, deletion, and control of security
services and mechanisms. - The distribution of security-relevant
information. - The reporting of security-relevant events.
38???? (Performance Management)
- Performance Management (PM)
- Measuring the performance of network hardware,
software, and media. - ??????
- Overall throughput
- Percentage utilization
- Error rate
- Response time
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- Gather statistical information.
- Maintain and examine logs of system state
histories. - Determine system performance under natural and
artificial conditions. - Alter system modes of operation for the purpose
of conducting PM activities.
40PM?????????
41???? (Accounting Management)
- Accounting Management (AM)
- Tracking each individual and group user's
utilization of network resources to better ensure
that users have sufficient resources. - AM enables charges to be established for the use
of network resources, and the costs to be
identified for the use of those network resources.
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- Inform users of costs incurred or resources
consumed. - Enable accounting limits to be set and tariff
schedules to be associated with the use of
resources. - Enable costs to be combined where multiple
resources are invoked to achieve a given
communication objective.
43NM Components
44Interoperability
45Interoperability (cont.)
Services Protocols
46Network Management Model
Management Station
Network Element
Management Operation
R
MA
MO
Response
Event
Manager
Agent
Communication Protocols
Communication Protocols
Network
Legend MA Manager Applications MO Managed
Objects
R Real Resource
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- ??? (Manager)
- ??? (Agent)
- ???????? (Network Management Protocol)
- ?????? (Network Management Information)
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- ??? (Manager)
- ????????(Monitor)???(Control)???????????
- ??? (Agent)
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- Internet??????
- SNMP (Simple Network Management)
- OSI??????
- CMIS/P (Common Management Information Service /
Protocol)
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- ????(Managed Object, MO)
- ????????,??????,?????,??MO?
- ????????????????,????????????ATM???,??????????????
,???????? - ????? (Management Information Base)
- ???????,??MIB?
51Status and Future Trends
- Status
- SNMP management
- Limited CMIP management
- Operations systems
- Polled systems
- Future trends
- Object-oriented approach
- Service and policy management
- Business management
- Web-based management
52????? (Management Pyramid)
Business Management
Customer Management
Service Management
Distributed System Management
Network Management
Element Management
53Functional Areas
Network Types
Stages
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Disciplines
Information Types
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network
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NM
...
Notification
RMON Device
RMON Device
Polling
Firewall / Router
...
Internet
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- Polling (??)
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- Notification (??)
- ???????????,?????????????(Event Report)?