Network Configuration Management

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Configuration management is concerned with

  • Initializing a network
  • Gracefully shutting down part or all of the network
  • Maintaining, adding and updating the relationship among components and the status of components themselves during network operation


Configuration Management consist of :
  •  Inventory management
  • Network topology services
  • Service-level agrement
  • Designing, implementing and processing trouble tickets
  • Order processing and provisioning
  • Chage management
  • Directory services


Requirements for Configuration Management
•          The network manager needs the capability to
•          Identify initially the components that comprise the network
•          Define and change the connectivity of components
•          Define and modify default attributes, and load the predefined sets of attributes into the specified network components
•          Reconfigure a network for performance evaluation, network upgrade, fault recovery or security checks
•          End users want to inquire about the upcoming status of resources and their attributes before reconfiguration
•          Generate configuration reports
•          Periodic basis
•          Response for a request
•          Only authorized end users can manage and control network operation (software distribution and updating)

 

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