Network performance management based on CIM
Yang Xiu-mei, L Wei-feng
Abstract
Yang Xiu-mei, L Wei-feng
Abstract
At present,network management protocols don't support network performance management enough.Most of network man-agement models pay more attention to network measurement and are lack of expansibility.WBEM is a criterion used in management of enterprise network and system resource.CIM,which is the information model of WBEM,supports many kinds of management and communication protocols.And the model is opening.Referring to the thoughts of CIM,an information model of network performance management(NPIM) is presented.Various resource and its relations are defined with NPIM during the management of network perform-ance.On the basis of NPIM,a network management system is realized which could adapt the change of network structure and scale.
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At present,network management protocols don't support network performance management enough.Most of network man-agement models pay more attention to network measurement and are lack of expansibility.WBEM is a criterion used in management of enterprise network and system resource.CIM,which is the information model of WBEM,supports many kinds of management and communication protocols.And the model is opening.Referring to the thoughts of CIM,an information model of network performance management(NPIM) is presented.Various resource and its relations are defined with NPIM during the management of network perform-ance.On the basis of NPIM,a network management system is realized which could adapt the change of network structure and scale.
Key concepts: Computer science, Network management station, Network management application, Element management system, Structure of Management Information, Network management, Network monitoring, Network model