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TCP/IP Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Protocol
The overall network management solution
for TCP/IP networks is the Internet Standard Management Framework. In
the last two subsections we have taken a look at the framework as a
whole, and also discussed the two components that define the management
information transmitted between TCP/IP devices to accomplish network
management. The third major part of the SNMP Framework is the actual
Simple Network Management Protocol, SNMP, which is responsible
for moving management information between devices.
In this section, I describe the concepts
and operation of the actual SNMP protocol. I begin with a brief overview
and history of the protocol, discussing it in general terms. I then
have two subsections that describe SNMP's operation in detail. The first
covers the different operations performed by the protocol and how they
work. The second discusses protocol messaging and message formats.
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