SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
Keith Sutherland
Abstract
Keith Sutherland
Abstract
SNMP is one of the standard tools provided for administrators of Internet-based networks. It provides the framework for administrators to check, interrogate and modify settings on a computer network. Essentially, the network is viewed as a series of “agents” that report events to a central management console. These “agents” can be computers, printers, routers or any of the other pieces of hardware that make up a networked system.
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SNMP is one of the standard tools provided for administrators of Internet-based networks. It provides the framework for administrators to check, interrogate and modify settings on a computer network. Essentially, the network is viewed as a series of “agents” that report events to a central management console. These “agents” can be computers, printers, routers or any of the other pieces of hardware that make up a networked system.
Key concepts: Simple Network Management Protocol, Computer science, Simple (philosophy), Protocol (science), Computer network, Network management, Common Management Information Protocol, Operating system