Web-based technology is rapidly penetrating many business areas, including systems and network management. This new technology is based on the Internet, offering benefits in terms of unification and simplification of systems and network management.
Web-based Systems and Network Management is a practical guide to managing Web-based network systems. The first serious book on this subject - based on a three-day seminar developed by the author- demonstrates the use of Web technology , and shows how the various components of the Internet and Intranets must be economically and securely managed.
Web-based standardization is taking three main directions: Port 280, JavaAPI, and Wbem (Web-based Enterprise Management). These are discussed in depth and the opportunities and limitations of each are addressed. The book not only handles the basics but also gives guidance on their use to simplify systems and network management.
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Verlagsgruppe
Zielgruppe
Für höhere Schule und Studium
Für Beruf und Forschung
Network Specialists, analysts, designers, managers and technicians. Intranet/Extranet development and electronic commerce specialists
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10 s/w Tabellen
10 Tables, black and white
Maße
Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 156 mm
Gewicht
ISBN-13
978-0-8493-9598-7 (9780849395987)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Basics of Systems and Network Management
Unification and Simplification of Systems and Network Management
Expectations of Users
Offers by Vendors
Where Have Integration Concepts Failed?
Interest of Device Manufacturers and Platform Suppliers
Web-based Technology is Supporting Basic Management Functions
Management Data Collection
Management Data Processing
Analyzing Management Data
Information Distribution
Design and Planning
Principal Functions of Systems and Network Management
Business Model of Systems and Network Management
Client Contact Point Processes
Operations Support Processes
Fault Tracking Processes
Change Control Processes
Planning and Design Processes
Implementation and Maintenance Processes
Fault Monitoring Processes
Performance Monitoring Processes
Security Management Processes
Systems Administration Processes
Finance and Billing Processes
Web Basics and First Applications
The HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
Web Basics
Managing Network and System Components
Standards for Webification
Actual Status of Using Technology
Analyzing Web Traffic
Dynamic HTML
Extensible markup Language (XML)
Directions of Web Based Management Standards
Web Management from IETF
Java Management API from SunSoft
Web-based Enterprise Management
Complete Framework
Enabling Technologies for Platform and Device Level Management
Management Platforms and the Web
Management Platforms Attributes
Platform Suppliers and their Web Based Solutions
Web Innovations
Web-Based Framework of the Future
Web-based Management Application Examples
Device Dependent Management Applications
Device Independent Management Applications
Service Level management Using Web Technologies
Software Distribution over the Internet
Windows NT Management Using Web Technology
Web Technology for Legacy Management
Performance Considerations
Web Pages Content Management
Server Management
Traffic Monitoring and Analysis
Content Smart Resource Management
Look Through Measurements
Browser Administration
Summary and Trends
References
List of Abbreviations
Index
