Visão Geral

Curso Network Management and Operations. O gerenciamento de rede refere-se às atividades, métodos, procedimentos e ferramentas que pertencem à operação, administração, manutenção e provisionamento (OAM&P) de sistemas em rede. No gerenciamento de redes são executadas funções como segurança, monitoramento, controle, alocação, implantação, coordenação e planejamento. O gerenciamento de rede é governado por um grande número de protocolos existentes para seu suporte, incluindo SNMP, CMIP, WBEM, Common Information Model, Java Management Extensions, Transaction Language 1 e Netconf.

Objetivo

Ao participar do Curso Network Management and Operations, os participantes aprenderão a:

• Especifique a motivação para gerenciamento e operação de rede
• Esboçar arquitetura, protocolos e componentes de gerenciamento de rede
• Examine as funções e procedimentos do OAM e P
• Liste todas as funções FCAPS (Falha, Configuração, Contabilidade, Desempenho e Segurança)
• Liste os principais conceitos e operações de SNMP e WBEM
• Elabore uma estratégia para implantar o gerenciamento de rede
• Examine diferentes protocolos e padrões de gerenciamento de rede
• Examine as principais diferenças entre as tecnologias TL-1, SNMPv1, 2 e 3, WBEM, XML, CORBA, JMX etc.
• Discuta os principais recursos de segurança de gerenciamento de rede como autenticação, serviços de privacidade e controle de acesso

Publico Alvo

Curso Network Management and Operations é destinada principalmente a qualquer público interessado em uma compreensão conceitual da arquitetura, atributos, protocolos e recursos de gerenciamento de rede e OAM&P.

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

Network management Concepts & Tools

1. Business Service Assurance
2. Business Service Management
3. Enhancing business communications and collaboration with data, voice, and video
4. Service Level Management
5. Systems Management
6. Monitoring your entire network infrastructure
7. Visualize, monitor and pro-actively manage your network
8. Network Management and Operations
9. Overview of Network Management Systems (NMS)
10. Overview of Operations Support Systems (OSS)
11. Overview of Network Management Architecture and Protocols
12. Network Management Fundamentals
13. Network Management Requirements
14. Network Management Systems
15. Network Monitoring Architecture
16. Secure distributed network management system

Network Management Functions

1. Network administrator
2. Network monitoring
3. Network performance management
4. Performance Assurance
5. Network traffic measurement
6. Overview of Network Management Function: FCAPS
7. Fault management
8. Configuration management
9. Accounting management
10. Performance management
11. Security management
12. Operation
13. Keeping the network (and the services that the network provides) up and running
14. Monitoring the network to spot problems
15. Administration
16. Keeping track of resources in the network
17. Network Housekeeping
18. Maintenance
19. Performing repairs and upgrades
20. Adjusting device configuration parameters
21. Provisioning
22. Configuring resources in the network
23. Controlling, planning, allocating, deploying, coordinating, and monitoring the resources of a network
24. Network planning
25. Cryptographic key distribution authorization

Large Enterprise and Service Providers Networks

1. Managing Enterprise Networks
2. Manageability
3. Operating and Managing Large Networks
4. Layers 2, 3, and 2.5 Ports and Interfaces
5. Overview of Network Management Layers
6. Why Use Network Management?
7. Networking Components
8. Network Management Strategies
9. Configuration Client/Server Components
10. Configuration: Infrastructure Components
11. Overview of Network Management Architecture and Protocols
12. SNMP: The De Facto Network Management Standard

Network Management Access methods

1. SNMP
2. Command Line Interfaces (CLIs)
3. Custom XML
4. CMIP
5. Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
6. Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM)
7. Transaction Language 1 (TL-1)
8. CORBA
9. netconf
10. the Java Management Extensions (JMX)
11. What is SNMP?
12. Agent and Manager
13. MIBs
14. RMON and RMON2
15. Desktop Managements
16. Web-based Managements
17. Network Management Initiatives
18. RFC 1213 “Management Information Base for Network Management of TCP/IP-based Internets: MIB-II.”
19. Secure SNMPv3
20. Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1)
21. ASN.1 Basic Encoding Rules (BER)
22. Information Management Initiatives
23. Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM)
24. WBEM Protocols
25. Common Information Model (CIM)
26. CIM-XML
27. WS-Management
28. WBEM Discovery
29. Service Location Protocol (SLP)
30. WBEM Query Languages
31. CIM Query Language (CQL)

SNMP Basics

1. Simple Network Management Protocol
2. SNMP Network Management Concepts
3. SNMPv1
4. SNMP Management Information
5. Structure of Management Information
6. Data Types
7. Structure of Management Information (SMI)
8. Textual Conversions
9. SNMPv1 Operations
10. Upper Level Protocols
11. Standard MIBs
12. Basic Concepts
13. Ethernet Interface MIB
14. MIB-II Protocol Specification
15. Transport-Level Support
16. System Group
17. Interfaces Group
18. IP Groups
19. ICMP Group
20. TCP Group
21. UDP Group
22. Transmission Group
23. SNMP Group
24. Extensions to MIB-II
25. Remote Network Monitoring (RMON
26. The SNMP Agent. The SNMP Manager
27. The MIB
28. SNMP Protocol Data Units (PDU)

The Network Management Problem

1. Network Management Systems (NMS)
2. Elements of NMS Development
3. NMS Development
4. Solving the Network Management Problem
5. NMS Structure. Smarter MIBs. Policy-based Network Management (PBNM)
6. What Is a Policy?
7. Pushing Intelligence into the Network
8. Network Management Policies
9. The Common Open Policy Service Protocol (COPS)
10. Network Processors
11. Directory-Enabled Networking (DEN)
12. The Information Model

SNMPv3 and Network Management

1. SNMPv3 Structure
2. SNMPv3 Engine
3. SNMPv3 Applications
4. SNMPv3 Message Formats
5. SNMPv3 Security and View-Based Access Control
6. SNMPv3 Message Exchanges
7. SNMPv3 Security
8. A Closer Look at a MIB
9. Managed Objects

Network Management Systems (NMS)

1. HP OpenView Network Node Manager (NNM)
2. Mediation
3. Network Discovery and Mapping
4. NNM Discovery and Mapping
5. Monitoring. Notification Processing
6. Workflows and Business Processes
7. Enterprise Workflows and Business Processes
8. Applications of NMS
9. Example of Network Management Software Components
10. Fault Server
11. Topology Update
12. Configuration Server
13. Mediation. Aggregation
14. Discovery
15. Monitoring
16. NE Software Distribution
17. NE Configuration Database Backup and Restore
18. NMS Database Backup, Restore, and Upgrade