An evaluation of network management protocols

Gonçalves, Pedro; Oliveira, José Luís; Aguiar, Rui L.

doi:10.1109/inm.2009.5188859

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“…There are several comparative studies between management technologies, but typically looking at their performance in configuration management scenarios [7,23,24] and not in network monitoring tasks. In these scenarios the overhead associated to NETCONF verbosity is somehow compensated by the gain that is obtained with NETCONF filtering mechanisms, allowing NETCONF technology to perform better than SNMP for higher volumes of management information.…”

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NETCONF agent for link state monitoring

Loureiro

Gonçalves

Nogueira

2012

2012 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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Abstract-Fault detection mechanisms have a major importance for network managers, allowing them to respond to system failures, resolving or mitigating their effects. Network and system management technologies should include fault detection mechanisms. NETCONF is a new technology that includes monitoring capabilities and defines a fault-detection mechanism based on sending notifications. This paper documents the development of a NETCONF agent for link-state monitoring and analyzes/evaluates the most important features and capabilities of this management protocol. Additionally, it also analyzes the encoding of the monitoring messages that is performed by NETCONF and evaluates the amount of overhead introduced by the gSOAP API.

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confidence: 99%

NETCONF agent for link state monitoring

Loureiro

Gonçalves

Nogueira

2012

2012 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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“…Several investigations have been devoted to studying network management protocols [12]. These efforts include the comparison of existing management protocols, and implanting these protocols in MANET environments.…”

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Performance Evaluation of NETCONF Protocol in MANET Using Emulation

Gao

Nguyen²,

Ku³

et al. 2016

Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications

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The Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET) is an emerging infrastructurefree network constructed by self-organized mobile devices. In order to manage MANET, with its dynamic topology, several network management protocols have been proposed, and Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF) is representative one. Nonetheless, the performance of these network management protocols on MANET remains unresolved. In this paper, we leverage the Common Open Research Emulator (CORE), a network emulation tool, to conduct the quantitative performance evaluation of NETCONF in an emulated MANET environment. We design a framework that captures the key characteristics of MANET (i.e., distance, mobility, and disruption), and develop subsequent emulation scenarios to perform the evaluation. Our experimental data illustrates how NETCONF performance is affected by each individual characteristic, and the results can serve as a guideline for deploying NETCONF in MANET.

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“…Pedro Gonyalves, Jose Luis Oliveira, and Rui L. Aguiar have researched multiple network management protocols as to their usefulness and efficiency. Based on their research, the most likely candidate for a sma]] business network management system will be SNMP [2]. This is because it offers reasonably high efficiency when managing a small number of elements, and because it is very widely deployed, especially in lower end equipment often used by small businesses.…”

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The applicability of network management systems in small businesses

Thornton

2013

IEEE Conference Anthology

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This paper looks at some of the common maintenance tasks required by industry regulations such as PCI-DSS and state and federal regulators and evaluates the applicability of network management systems in complying with these requirements. The sample network tested includes 10 Windows servers, 30 Windows workstations, and 10 additional network elements from various vendors. Network management offerings from Spiceworks,ManageEngine, and GFI are tested and evaluated.

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An evaluation of network management protocols

Cited by 14 publications

References 19 publications

NETCONF agent for link state monitoring

NETCONF agent for link state monitoring

Performance Evaluation of NETCONF Protocol in MANET Using Emulation

The applicability of network management systems in small businesses

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