2.  Network Management  Network Administrators Jobs  Reasons for using Network Management Systems  Analysing Network Data  Points that must be taken into account when managing networks  Benefits of using networks that works full time (7 days X 24 hours)  Steps for Preventive Management (Before the failure occur)  Warnings Classification “Reactions” to Network Management  Components for Network Management System  Reasons for the success of the (SNMP) network management program  What is ISO?  Functions of Network Management based of ISO Model  Additional Main functions for Network management based on ISO model 2

3.  Management in general means: 1. To manage. 2. To control. 3. To guide. 4. To treat with care 5. To carry on business 6. To achieve goals 3

4.  Network Management: It is an approach for managing and controlling network to get the best performance, productivity and availability.  This method in management includes assigning permissions, monitoring errors, configuring network, monitoring users and devices, and connection method. 4

5.  According to International Telecommunication Union (ITU) definition of network management this includes the following tasks:  Monitoring and controlling network performance during real or actual work in the network (Operation)  Doing necessary work to control network directly when it is required.  Improving bandwidth usage  Planning for future requirements (development)  Business continuity plan (risks) 5

6. 1. Meeting users needs. 2. Adding network services to improve performance. 3. Effective operation of network to get the best availability with the least percentage of errors. 4. Fast response. 5. Using different techniques. 6. Managing different sites. 6

7. 1) The existence of modern and important techniques in the field of information technology (IT): a) Bank Networks. b) Electronic government. c) Connecting users (the client & the seller) 2) The great expansion of networks 3) Promising benefits of networks (Cost – effective). 4) Improving modern techniques in networking field. 5) Applying different techniques on one network. 6) Reducing the efforts of using large number of specialists & technicians to monitor the network. 7) Improving network performance. 8) Improving the security of information. 7

8. 1. What are the kind of information exchanged: data – audio – video – image. 2. Who needs to use the different kind of information available online. 3. The level of security required in the network. 4. Priority of the required information. 5. Scalability. 8

9. 1. Availability. 2. Users cost. 3. Reporting errors. 4. Determining problems and their solutions. 5. Backup and contingency plan. 6. Performance monitor. 7. Maintenance tools. 9

10.  Saving time because of using networks at any time.  Saving data transfer  Quality and accuracy  Higher productivity  Great benefits compared to the costs (the benefits ratio is higher than the loss ratio)  Great reputation for the organization that owns the network. 10

11. A. Exploring the current state of the network 1) What are the devices connected to the network currently? 2) How to configure these devices? 3) What are the current performances of these devices? 4) What are the current errors? B. Network Activation 1) Determining the route 2) Changing network configuration 3) Replacing network devices 4) Getting previous information about the network 5) Performing statistical analysis to the information. C. Future Expectation: 1) Where failure could happen? 2) Monitoring sensitive devices 3) Overcoming future mistakes 11

12. D. Tracking Updates on the Network 1) Current state of the devices 2) Topography changes 3) Discovering new devices E. Adding Alerts 1) CPU performance 2) Capacity of storage devices 3) Line mistakes. 4) Connection devices failures 5) Important events on the network 12

13. 1. Inactive  Does not monitor the network  Ignore all alerts 2. Reactive  Does not monitor the network  React to the problems after it happens 3. Interactive  Monitor the network’s components  Analyze the problem to avoid alerts and determine the reason for the problem 4. Proactive  Monitor the network’s components  Determines the reasons for the problem  Solve the problem automatically to reduce idle time of the system Idle Time of the system : refers to the time when system stops working. 13

14. 1. Devices, Applications and routers. 2. Network management administrator. 3. Network Management Systems. 4. Workstations and network tools. 5. Alerts and reports. 6. User Interface. 14

15. 1. Possibility to get the standards for free. 2. Possibility to get the standards from websites in the form of electronic templates. 3. The continuous development of the standards. 4. Explain the need for some functions through the use of experimental models. 15

16.  Abbreviation of International Organization for Standardization (ISO)  It is an independent international organization to set standards established at 1947  Its main responsibility specialized to set standards in the field of computing and communication.  Its members are from deferent local organizations from different countries. 16

17. A. Fault Management B. Accounting Management C. Configuration Management D. Security Management E. Performance Management 17

18.  It is a way to determine, restrict and discover faults in the network.  Main functions of fault management: 1. Monitoring the network status. 2. Crash management. 3. Restricting faults. 4. Troubleshooting faults. 5. Testing from the beginning to the end. 6. Performing backups. 7. Grouping and saving all alerts in a log file.  Example:  Remedy: www.Remedy.comwww.Remedy.com  Seugate: www.Seugate.comwww.Seugate.com 18

19. Alert Problem Open the Fault Note Is the solution for the problem known YesNo Analyzing problem and finding the solution Finding Reasons Applying solution Is the problem solved? No Yes Close the Fault Note 19

20.  Accounting management is a method for determining:  How users (groups or single) access network resources?  Make sure for the suitable way to access network resources.  Counting the cost for accessing resources by users (groups or single) 20

21. 1. Pricing. 2. Making sure of the bills of the dealers and suppliers. 3. Network usage. 4. Restoring strategy when the performance decrease. 5. Measuring the usage of network resources so that we can calculate the benefits from these resources. Example: www.cbis.com 21

22.  It is a way for determining, monitoring and modifying the setup of devices.  Main functions for configuration management 1. Processing services requests. 2. Monitoring modification management. 3. The status of network topology and storage devices. 4. Storage management and restoring information.  Example:  www.openview.hp.com www.openview.hp.com  Cisco work 22

23.  It is a way for controlling the access to network resources (update – allow access – don’t allow access – alert)  Main functions for security management: 1. Setting access lists on routers (fire walls) so that passwords are maintained and updated regularly to access critical resources in the network. 2. Controlling access to network resources based on internal instructions so that no one ruin information intentionally or unintentionally. 3. Monitoring users and how they use network resources. 4. Determining critical network resources including systems and files. 5. Monitoring access points to critical network resources. 6. Analyzing risks and reviewing the security of the network. Example: Checkpoint - lucent 23

24.  Measuring the network resources usage, and it is a way to measure the performance of all network components.  Main functions for performance management: 1. Measuring performance (connection – load of the network) 2. Monitoring performance (the delay in responding to a request) 3. Determining the highest level of performance. 4. Analyzing performance. 5. Using standards to improve network performance. 6. Using simulation system to plan for future improvements on network performance. Example: www.proactivenet.com www.ganymede.com 24

25. Determining access permissions and boundaries that should not be crossed Analyzing data & information to set the highest performance level Gathering information & variable & giving it to the network administrator 25

26. A. Capacity Planning Management B. Strategic Planning Management C. Operation Support Management D. Programmability Management 26

27. 1. Accurate setting of network regularly. 2. Software updates such as (adding or removing technologies. 27

28. 1. Part of the management plan where new applications are managed & rearranged. 2. Benefits & expected cost. 3. Emergency plan. 4. Future planning for improving applications. 5. Future improvement for network to keep up improvement for performance, users, and applications. 28

29. 1. Managing employees and technicians in their training and needs and job position. 2. Managing network resources. 3. Maintenance management. 4. Managing information flow & all network events. 29

30.  Organizing management systems to match with network management in the term of system features, reports and other choices. 30