2008Journal of Henan Mechanical and Electrical Engineering CollegeRequires access

Realization of Campus Network Flow Monitor Based on MRTG

SU Qiang-lin

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This paper introduces the simple network protocol—— SNMP and Huawei S8016 switch's configuration.And introduces the method of useing MRTG to realize traffic analysis.The actual data for network flow of normal state can be carried on by MRTG.It has very good instructive signification for regarding network breakdown.

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This paper introduces the simple network protocol—— SNMP and Huawei S8016 switch's configuration.And introduces the method of useing MRTG to realize traffic analysis.The actual data for network flow of normal state can be carried on by MRTG.It has very good instructive signification for regarding network breakdown.

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This paper introduces the simple network protocol—— SNMP and Huawei S8016 switch's configuration.And introduces the method of useing MRTG to realize traffic analysis.The actual data for network flow of normal state can be carried on by MRTG.It has very good instructive signification for regarding network breakdown.

Key concepts: Simple Network Management Protocol, Realization (probability), Computer science, Simple (philosophy), Protocol (science), Computer network, State (computer science), Network monitoring

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