Network management incorporates an almost unlimited list of duties—basically, doing whatever it takes to keep the network running smoothing and efficiently, with minimal or no downtime.
Network Management
Network Management defined as
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Network management is more than just managing networks. Network management is presented from the perspectives of service management, operations support systems, and business management. The platform for a network management system is discussed based on client–server architecture
Operations Administration Maintenance Provisioning (OAMP) of network and services.
Operations group is concerned with daily
operations in providing network services. Administration is concerned with establishing and administering overall goals, policies, and procedures of network management. Installation and Maintenance (I&M) group handles functions that include both installation and repairs of facilities and equipment. Provisioning involves network planning and circuit provisioning, traditionally handled by the Engineering or Provisioning department.
all of IT and IT services.
Goal of Network Management The goal of network management is to ensure that the users of network are provided IT services with a quality of service that they expect. Toward meeting this goal, the management should establish a policy to either formally or informally contract an SLA with users.
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Network Management Functional Groupings
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Network Management Functional Groupings
Network management functional groupings comprises 3 major groups : network and service provisioning network and service operations network I&M.
network and service provisioning
• Network Provisioning consists of network planning and design and is the responsibility of the Engineering group. The Engineering group keeps track of new technologies and introduces them as