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Network Management

Network Management. What is it? What is it used for?. Network Technology. Telecommunications Network? Communication Protocol? LAN/WAN? Ethernet? Hub/Switch/Router? Multiplexer? Modem? SDH/PDH/ATM?. ADSL Service. IP Traffic. ADSL Traffic. ADSL Connections. TMN Model.

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Network Management

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  1. Network Management What is it? What is it used for?

  2. Network Technology • Telecommunications Network? • Communication Protocol? • LAN/WAN? • Ethernet? • Hub/Switch/Router? • Multiplexer? • Modem? • SDH/PDH/ATM?

  3. ADSL Service

  4. IP Traffic

  5. ADSL Traffic

  6. ADSL Connections

  7. TMN Model

  8. Scope/Responsibility • Management systems consists of the fol-lowing components (system responsibility) • Operations System (OS) • Operations Support System (OSS) • Data Communication Network (DCN) • Workstation (WS) • Network Elements (NE) • Management functionality

  9. Operations System • Operations System (OS) or more recently referred to as Operations Support System (OSS). Is IT-systems which allow operators (either human or external programs) to perform management operations on the managet telecommunication network.

  10. Data Communication Network • Data Communication Network (DCN), which is a data communication network used to establish communcation between the operations support system and the managed equipment in the telecommun-ications network, and also between the attached workstations or external man-agement systems and the operations support system

  11. Workstation • Workstation (WS). Recent management systems are typically using a graphical user interface, where information is presented as icons and colours are used to indicate status. Commands are often performed using a mouse with point-and click. The workstation is partly within the otted linie, it will typically be based on com-mercial of the shelf product with only a minor part being network management specific.

  12. Network Elements • Network Elements (NE) is the common name for pieces of equipment constituting the telecom-municationsnetwork controlled and monitored. On the figure such units are exemplified by Exchange and Transmission systems. Many other types of equipment can occur as network elements, multiplexers, IP-routers, ADSL DSLAMs, ATM switches etc. They are all partly included in management, as they are offering management facilities, which can be accessed remotely.

  13. Management Break Down Management is frequently divided in two ways: • functional areas: functionality provided • TMN logical layers: levels of abstraction

  14. Management Functional Areas • Fault Management • Configuration Management • Accounting Management • Performance Management • Security Management

  15. Functional Model OSI Functional Model FaultManagement ConfigurationManagement AccountingManagement PerformanceManagement SecurityManagement

  16. TMN Logical Layered Model

  17. OSI Architecture and Model

  18. Organizational Model • Manager • Sends requests to agents • Monitors alarms • Houses applications • Provides user interface • Agent • Gathers information from objects • Configures parameters of objects • Responds to managers’ requests • Generates alarms and sends them to mangers • Managed object • Network element that is managed • Houses management agent • All objects are not managed / manageable

  19. Managing open system Managed open system Performing Communicating management operations Managementoperations MIS-user MIS-user Notifications (agent role) (manager role) Notifications emitted Managed objects Systems Management Model

  20. Management Information Model

  21. Management Information Tree

  22. The Four-handle Model

  23. System View Implementation View Model Validate Contract Interface NGOSS Knowledge Base Service Implementation Need Run Business View Run-Time View NGOSS Methodology

  24. Customer Operations Strategy, Infrastructure & Product Operations Fulfillment Assurance Billing Strategy & Infrastructure Product Support & Commit Lifecycle Lifecycle Readiness Management Management Marketing & Offer Management Customer Relationship Management Service Management & Operations Service Development & Management Resource Development & Management Resource Management & Operations (Application, Computing and Network) (Application, Computing and Network) Supplier/Partner Relationship Management Supply Chain Development & Management Enterprise Management Strategic & Brand Management, Stakeholder & External Disaster Recovery, Enterprise Market Research & Relations Management Security & Fraud Planning Advertising Management Research & Financial & Asset Human Resources Enterprise Quality Development, Management Management Management, Process & IT Technology Planning & Architecture Acquisition eTOM Structure

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