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Network management views using delegated agents

Published:12 November 1996Publication History

ABSTRACT

The lack of an appropriate external data model is one of the reasons for the dearth of effective network management applications. Many network management computations over Management Information Bases (MIBs) cannot be practically accomplished through remote interactions. This paper describes the design of an mib Computations System that supports the dynamic definition of external data models for mibs. The system consists of a View Definition Language (VDL) to specify mib external views and SNMP-agent extensions that implement them. vdl views define new mib variables, which are computed via instrumentations performed by a Management-by-Delegation (MbD) server, and which can be queried via the Simple Network Management Protocol, (SNMP).

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