Introduction to version 2 of the Internet-standard Network Management Framework

Case, J.; Mundy, Russ; Partain, David; Stewart, B.

doi:10.17487/rfc1441

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“…That is the case of SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) (Case et al 1990;Davin, Galvin, and McCloghrie 1992), which was ranked as one of the top five most vulnerable services by CISCO (Vulnerability Statistics Report 2000). Specially the two first versions (Case et al 1990;Case et al 1993) of this protocol that still are the most widely used at present time. SNMP attacks were also listed by the SANS Institute as one of the top 10 most critical internet security threats (The Top 10 Most Critical Internet Security Threats (2000 2001; Northcutt et al 2001).…”

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Visualization and Clustering for SNMP Intrusion Detection

Herrero

Corchado

2013

Cybernetics and Systems

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Abstract. Accurate intrusion detection still is an open challenge. Present work aims at being one step towards that purpose by studying the combination of clustering and visualization techniques. To do that, MOVICAB-IDS, previously proposed as a hybrid intelligent Intrusion Detection System (IDS) based on visualization techniques, is upgraded by adding automatic response thanks to clustering methods. To check the validity of the proposed clustering extension, it has been applied to the identification of different anomalous situations related to the SNMP network protocol by using real-life data sets. Different ways of applying neural projection and clustering techniques are studied in present work. Through the experimental validation it is shown that the proposed techniques could be compatible and consequently applied to a continuous network flow for intrusion detection.

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Visualization and Clustering for SNMP Intrusion Detection

Herrero

Corchado

2013

Cybernetics and Systems

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“…This is largely because of SNMP's reliance on a single password, or community name, per device for write permission. With the emergence of SNMPv2 (Case, 1993), this objection to the use of SNMP for active management may go away. It remains to be seen, however, just how widespread is the adoption of SNMPv2.…”

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Managing in a distributed world

Pell

Eshghi

Moreau

et al. 1995

Integrated Network Management IV

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“…A management agent is defined as an entity that provides a mechanism that performs management operations on managed objects and emits notifications on behalf of managed objects. To date, most of the research on systems and network management has concentrated on management protocols such as CMIP [6,14] and SNMP [1,2,15]. There has also been a lot of work done on managed object definition; both the OSI [7] and the Internet [13] have created a managed object specification language for their respective management frameworks.…”

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The Abstraction and Modelling of Management Agents

Perrow¹,

Hong²,

Lutfiyya³

et al. 1995

Integrated Network Management IV

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Management agents play an important role in distributed systems and network management. Agents are used to gather information, create, delete, and change the state of managed objects, and forward notifications of events from managed objects to managers. All management agents perform the same basic operations, yet there is no precise specification of the capabilities and architecture of generic management agents. As a result, developing management agents at present is difficult and time-consuming. 'This paper presents the design of a generic management agent and describes the architecture and service interface of such an agent. We also present an implementation of a management agent creation tool for automating the creation of management agents (CMIP, SNMP and other) which all bear the generic agent architecture. The use of this tool greatly reduces the time needed, and therefore the cost of developing management agents.

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Introduction to version 2 of the Internet-standard Network Management Framework

Cited by 96 publications

References 9 publications

Visualization and Clustering for SNMP Intrusion Detection

Visualization and Clustering for SNMP Intrusion Detection

Managing in a distributed world

The Abstraction and Modelling of Management Agents

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