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| Title: | DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT. |
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| Created: | Mon Aug 21 1989 |
| Last Modified: | Wed Jun 04 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 6497 |
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2499.0. "SNMP TECH.INTRO COURSE" by LEDDEV::GARRETT () Thu Mar 05 1992 10:09
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MAET Custom Courses Description
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Title SNMP:TECHNICAL OVERVIEW - Apr. 2-3
Instructor Pat Gallivan
Date 02-APR-92 - 03-APR-92
Time 8:30 - 5:00
Location 4-4 CONFERENCE ROOM-MLO4-4/4A
Course Number 24CNT-01
Course Fee $ 675
Registration Log into COURSES software on MILRAT
Username is COURSES and password is TRAINING.
Cancellation IN ORDER TO AVOID A FULL CHARGE, PLEASE CANCEL 10 DAYS
PRIOR TO CLASS DATE
SNMP: TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
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PREREQUISITE: THIS COURSE REQUIRES A KNOWLEDGE/EXPOSURE
TO TCP/IP ENVIRONMENTS, BUT EXPERTISE IS
NOT REQUIRED.
AUDIENCE: This course is geared toward the network
consultant, systems/network manager, etc
who needs to know the technical aspects
and Interplay of the elements of the
evolving SNMP, alternative strategies
in the multi-protocol internet environ-
ment, and the current technical and
political issues surrounding it. In most
cases, the attendees will not be developing
the actual software for agents for mibs.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Course describes how the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) is used to
communicate management information between
the network management stations and the
agents in the network elements.
The course also presents a solutin to the
network management problem in consideration
of:
o The development cost for management agent
software necessary to support the protocol
o The degree of management function that is
remotely supported for admitting fullest
use to internet resources in the manage-
ment task
OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, you should be able
to understand:
o Existing and evolving standards
o Basic encoding rules of ASN.1
o RFC 1155: SMI and 1157: SNMP
o RFC 1095: CMOT (Why it is not successful)
o SNMP and CMOT vs. CMIS and CMIP
o The RMON MIB and its applicability
o The scope of the management information
communicated by the protocol
o The representation of the management information
communicated by protocol
o Operations on management information supported by
the protocol
o The form and meaning of exchanges among management
entities
o The definition of administrative relationships
among management entities
o The form and meaning of references to management
information
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USS/Maynard Area Engineering Training
| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2499.1 | Don't waste your time | QUIVER::CHILDS | Ed Childs | Thu Mar 05 1992 11:04 | 9 |
| This version of the course was terrible. I will avoid courses from
this instructor in the future. I can't imagine that he's teaching it
again based on the poor evaluations that I know he received.
This "technical" introduction really is not. It seems to be designed
more for MIS managers who just want to pick up some SNMP vocabulary.
A better use of your time would be to read some SNMP literature in your
local library.
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| 2499.2 | Another thumbs down | QUIVER::HAROKOPUS | | Thu Mar 05 1992 11:13 | 5 |
| I agree with Ed. This course moved at a snails pace and could
easily to squeezed into 1 day. You would learn more about SNMP
by skimming through the Simple Book.
Bob
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