1. There are different assistant software tools and methods that help in managing the network in different things such as: 1. Special management programs.

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There are different assistant software tools and methods that help in managing the network in different things such as: 1. Special management programs such as antivirus, network performance monitors. 2. Programs for controlling the network and producing reports, e.g. applications for receiving reports from routers and switches. 3. Programs for controlling connection units and preparing reports. 4. Programs for analyzing protocol and calculating average data traffic. 5. Statistical analysis programs. 2

 Provides standard information that a network administrator can use on the management of a group of LANs from a central site to:  Monitor  Analyze  troubleshoot  RMON specifically defines the information that any network monitoring system will be able to provide  Rmon One of the most famous MIB (Management information Base) database. 3

 RMON collects nine kinds of information, including:  packets sent  bytes sent  packets dropped  statistics by host by conversations between two sets of addresses 4

1. Creating current and historical reports on average data traffic in different network devices that are connected to the main network management station. 2. Producing different event and alarm mechanisms that are used to inform the network administrator about any urgent changes in the network. 3. Filtering and capturing exchanged data packets by different protocols in the network for further analysis. 5

1. manageWise 2. (SMS) 3. LANDesk 6

 Features: 1. Creates network maps automatically allowing administrators to locate problems fast. 2. Prevents downtime by identifying potential problems early. 3. Produce reports in different format (*.html-*.txt) for analysis of network status. 7

 Functions: 1. Creating Main database that contains all the details about hardware and software in the network. 2. Software distribution from a single computer to all the computers in the network (No more need to install software by CD on each PC separately). 3. The ability to troubleshoot problems. 8

 Functions: 1. Uses on-demand technology to load resources only when called. 2. Centralized log management for convenient planning and analysis. 3. Configure performance thresholds and send alerts and generate log file. 9

 Tools that are used for reading exchanged data packets produced by a protocol.  There are different protocols analyzers suitable for different kind of communications.  Example:  Wireshark 10

1. Capture transferred data packets from the network. 2. Uses special software to decode the captured data. 3. Filtering and sorting the received data to facilitate processing them. 4. Offers readable identifiers for the used protocols. 5. Viewing the collected packets directly after capturing them or later. 6. Generating data traffic on the network. 11

1. Collects statistical data using report programs and use them as a daily evaluation for network operation. 2. Collect and format LAN network information before and after any failure or for any changes in the network. 3. Plan for future network requirements and costs. 12

 Measurements programs that is used specially for LAN is considered as a subsection programs from the general inventory programs.  It gives an important information about the network and suggest important applications on it. 13

1. Determining the number of copies of software that should be bought to improve the performance of network management. 2. Improving security system in the network. 3. Collecting statistical data. 4. Gives an overview about the users, resources and times of using the resources. 5. Offers a huge support for load balancing and operational reports. 14

15 User Help Desk 1.Problem 2.Solution Network Technician Network Engineer 2.If problem solved by help desk 3.If problem isn’t solved. 4.If problem solved by technician 5.If >30 minutes passed and problem isn’t solved 3.Problem 5.Problem 6.Solution 4.Solution 6.Problem is solved

 Help desk is considered as the first connection point for users when a problem occur  Help desk determines the problem and its relation to the network, or programs, or workstations.  A specialist person from the helpdesk starts asking questions to the user to determine the section responsible for solving the problem. 16

 Q1: When did the problem happen?  Q2: Did the problem occurred before or happened frequently?  Q3: Did the problem happened due to an action or a specific event?  Q4: Can you determine the problem exactly?  Q5: What is the extent of the problem?  Q 6. Is there any other problem? 17

 The work order contains all events related to the problem from the beginning to the end, such as follows: 1. The specialists who have dealt with the problem. 2. Problem definition. 3. Location of the problem. 4. Previous problems that happened at the same Location. 5. The date where system stopped. 6. The date of the last backup operation. 7. Solution steps and the time required for the solution. 18

 The specialist from the help desk direct the problem that he couldn’t solve to the network technician.  The network technician job is determining the problem and restarting the user during minutes.  If more than 30 minutes passed and the problem is still not solved, the technician transfer the problem to the engineer. 19

 The network engineer cooperates with network technician and the manufacturer and every one related to the problem to determine the problem precisely and solve it as soon as possible. 20

 It is a detailed report that shows the status of the network system at a certain time. It contains: 1. Location of all the failures. 2. All the hanged failures. 3. All the failures that is not solved yet. 4. All kind of failures and their solutions. 5. The optimal usage for the network 6. Weakness points in the network and their locations. 7. Future projects for network and its desired performance. 21

 Network Trouble log covers failures that happens in the network system such as hardware, software, and configuration failures that could happen and last for days or weeks or sometimes months until they are solved.  Network trouble log could be viewed by the help desk staff to help them in solving the frequent problems quickly. 22