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La gestion des reseaux IP basee sur les technologies Web et le modele push

1999
Conference Papers

Abstract

La gestion des rseaux IP est actuellement fonde sur le protocole SNMP, ainsi que sur des plateformes de gestion coteuses implmentant le paradigme gestionnaire-agent du cadre de gestion SNMP. Cette gestion repose sur deux types de transfert de donnes: un protocole de type requte/rponse, pour recueillir des donnes statistiques et pour surveiller le rseau, et du push non sollicit, pour envoyer les notifications. Ce modle conceptuel souffre de plusieurs carences, notamment en ce qui concerne le temps de mise sur march du logiciel de gestion propritaire, la gestion de versions multiples, lefficacit du codage de linformation transporte par le protocole, etc. Dans ce papier, nous prsentons une nouvelle approche pour la gestion des rseaux IP, base sur les technologies Web et le modle push. Ce modle suit le paradigme publication-souscription, et utilise la mme mthode de transfert quel que soit le type des donnes de gestion. Nous dcrivons comment limplmenter avec des technologies Web pour (i) envoyer des notifications, (ii) distribuer les donnes de gestion relatives la surveillance du rseau et laccumulation de donnes statistiques, et (iii) mettre jour les interfaces graphiques servant au monitoring.

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1999
Conference Papers

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/6bd8e0e5-d659-4828-a578-807aaeb7d4ae

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