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Title: Avanced Network 1 Network Management Introduction


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Avanced Network 1Network Management -
Introduction
  • Minimodule 7 02-11-2006

Ole Krog Thomsen TDC
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Contact information
Ole Krog Thomsen, M. Sc Systems Analyst
  • TDC
  • Data Networks
  • Sletvej 30, 9-205
  • DK-8310 Tranbjerg J
  • Denmark
  • Tel 45 89 45 06 22
  • Mobile 45 23 38 11 80
  • E-Mail okt_at_tdc.dk
  • okt_at_control.aau.dk
  • http//www.control.aau.dk/okt

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Content
  • The lecture will give an introduction to the
    following topics
  • Service Network Management architecture
  • ITUs TMN (Telecommunication Management Network)
    model
  • Internet SNMP (Simple Network Management
    Protocol) model

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Manual Handling
Manual Telephone Exchange Computer Machine Room
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Automatic Telephone ExchangesDistributed
Computer Systems
  • The switch to automatic telephone exchanges, and
    the switch from centralized computer rooms to
    distributed systems with terminal access, remote
    print and remote job entry both took place from
    the mid-sixties to the mid-seventies
  • Both these changes caused the need for the
    ability to do remote monitoring and remote
    control e.g. NETWORK MANAGEMENT of the involved
    systems and exchanges

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Netværks teknologi
  • Telenet (Telecommunications Network)?
  • Communication Protocol?
  • LAN/WAN?
  • Ethernet?
  • Hub/Switch/Router?
  • Multiplexer?
  • Modem?
  • SDH/PDH/ATM?
  • ...

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IP trafik

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Entire ATMNetwork
Entire ATMNetwork
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ATM Network (test environment)
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List of ATM paths
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ObjectStatistics
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ADMAN ATM Customer
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AXiOSS automatic provisioning
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Standard Java IMS
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BPM Client
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Topology view TDC customer
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Topology view wholesale customer
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The TMN model
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Scope / responsibility
  • Management systems comprises the following
    components (systems responsibility)
  • Operations System (OS)
  • Operations Support System (OSS)
  • Data Communication Network (DCN)
  • Workstation (WS)
  • Network Elements (NE)
  • The management functionality

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Division of management
  • Management is frequently divided in two ways
  • management functional areas
  • TMN logical layers

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Functional Model

OSI Functional Model
SecurityManagement
AccountingManagement
PerformanceManagement
ConfigurationManagement
FaultManagement
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Management Functional Areas
  • Fault Management
  • Configuration Management
  • Accounting Management
  • Performance Management
  • Security Management

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TMN Logical Layered Model
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SNMP Architecture
  • several (potentially many) nodes, each with an
    SNMP entity containing command responder and
    notification originator applications, which have
    access to manage-ment instrumentation
    (traditionally called agents)
  • at least one SNMP entity containing command
    generator and/or notification receiver
    applications (traditionally called a manager)
    and,
  • a management protocol used to convey management
    information between the SNMP entities.

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SNMP Architecture
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Object Identifier tree
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SNMP Communication Architecture
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Protocol Data
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ASN.1 TLV - kodning
Definite encoding
Indefinite encoding
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SNMP PDU
  • GetRequest-PDU 0 IMPLICIT SEQUENCE
  • request-id RequestID,
  • error-status ErrorStatus, -- always 0
  • error-index ErrorIndex, -- always 0
  • variable-bindings VarBindList
  • GetNextRequest-PDU 1 IMPLICIT SEQUENCE
  • GetResponse-PDU 2 IMPLICIT SEQUENCE
  • SetRequest-PDU 3 IMPLICIT SEQUENCE
  • VarBind SEQUENCE
  • name ObjectName,
  • value ObjectSyntax
  • VarBindList SEQUENCE OF VarBind

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Leksicographical sorting
A B T E 1.1 1.2 2.1 2.2 3.1 3.2 Z
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SNMPv2 Major Changes
  • Bulk data transfer
  • Manager-to-manager message
  • Enhancements to SMI SMIv2
  • Module definitions MODULE-IDENTITY macro
  • Object definitions OBJECT-TYPE macro
  • Trap definitions NOTIFICATION-TYPE macro
  • Textual conventions
  • Conformance statements
  • Row creation and deletion in table
  • MIB enhancements
  • Transport mappings

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SNMPv2 New Messages
  • inform-request
  • manager-to-manager message
  • get-bulk-request
  • transfer of large data
  • report
  • not used

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SNMPv2 Management Architecture
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Row Creation and Deletion
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SNMPv2 GetBulkRequest PDU
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Get-Next-Request Operation
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Get-Bulk-Request Operation
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SNMPv2 Trap
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SNMPv3 Architecture
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New Documents December 2002
  • rfc 3410
  • rfc 3411
  • rfc 3412
  • rfc 3413
  • rfc 3414
  • rfc 3415
  • rfc 3416
  • rfc 3417
  • rfc 3418

rfc 2270 rfc 2271 rfc 2272 rfc 2273 rfc 2274 rfc
2275 rfc 1905 rfc 1906 rfc 1907
rfc 2276 still valid
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Command Generator
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Authoritative Engine
  • When an SNMP message contains a payload that
    expects a response (for example, a Get, GetNext,
    GetBulk, Set, or Inform PDU), then the receiver
    of such messages is authoritative.
  • When an SNMP message contains a payload that does
    not expect a response (for example, an
    SNMPv2-Trap, Response, or Report PDU), then the
    sender of such a message is authoritative.

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SNMP Engine ID
  • Each SNMP engine has a unique ID snmpEngineID
  • Acme Networks enterprises 696
  • SNMPv1 snmpEngineID 000002b8H
  • SNMPv3 snmpEngineID 800002b8H (the 1st
    octet is 1000 0000)

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User-Based Security Model
  • Based on traditional user name concept
  • USM primitives across abstract service interfaces
  • Authentication service primitives
  • authenticateOutgoingMsg
  • authenticateIncomingMsg
  • Privacy Services
  • encryptData
  • decryptData

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SNMPv3 Message Format
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Idea Behind Replay Protection
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Idea Behind Authentication
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Idea Behind Encryption
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Privacy Module
  • Encryption and decryption of scoped PDU (context
    engine ID, context name, and PDU)
  • CBC - DES (Cipher Block Chaining Data
    Encryption Standard) symmetric protocol
  • Encryption key (and initialization vector) made
    up of secret key (user password), and timeliness
    value
  • Privacy parameter is salt value (unique foreach
    packet) in CBC-DES

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Access Control
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System Management Model
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CMIP Protocol Elements
  • INVOKE
  • INVOKE/RESULT
  • INVOKE
  • INVOKE/RESULT
  • INVOKE
  • INVOKE/RESULT
  • INVOKE
  • INVOKE/RESULT
  • INVOKE/RESULT
  • INVOKE/RESULT
  • INVOKE/RESULT
  • M-EVENT-REPORT
  • M-EVENT-REPORT-CONFIRMED
  • M-LINKED-REPLY
  • M-GET
  • M-SET
  • M-SET-CONFIRMED
  • M-ACTION
  • M-ACTION-CONFIRMED
  • M-CREATE
  • M-DELETE
  • M-CANCEL-GET

01-04-2004
TMN OSI Manaement
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Management Information ModelISO/IEC
10164-1/ITU-T X.720
  • Object oriented design
  • encapsulation
  • attributes
  • Management operations
  • attribute oriented operations
  • operations on Managed Objects
  • Notifications
  • Filters
  • attribute value assertions (AVA)

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Inheritance Hierarchy
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EtherealCaptureOptions
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Ethereal capture display
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MRTG
  • Multi Router Traffic Grouper (Oeticker and Rand)
  • www.ee.ethz.ch/stats/mrtg/
  • Generates graphic presentation of traffic on Web
  • Daily view
  • Weekly view
  • Monthly view
  • Yearly view
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