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 For upper level undergraduate and graduate level courses in Network Management offered in computer Science, Information Systems and information Technology departments.Designed for those with limited back ground in network management, this is the only text that teaches the abstract concepts of network management by demonstrating them using the included network management software. Burke presents the standard networking management concepts and provides students with one of the only texts available to demonstrate how to practice network management concepts on a small LAN. The text uses a network management application and software that enable students to focus on the fundamentals of network management. Features•Demonstration of network management implementation. The only book available that focuses on demonstration and includes the management software used by the author to do those demonstrations.•Configuration of SNMPv3 network management commands enables instructor to show students how to configure authenticated and/or encrypted SNMPv3 commands to get or set scalar and table data.•Coverage of a GUI tool that generates authentication and encryption keys familiarizes both instructors and students with a tool that eliminates the need for software described in the standard to create authentication and encryption keys.•Classification of current NSM tools according to functionality and cost. Contents1.Networking components.2.Overview of network management3.Network management strategies4.Configuration client/server components5.Configuration: Infrastructure components.6.SNMP7.MIBs8.RMON9.RMON210.Desktop managements11.Web based managements12.network management initiatives13.Secure SNMPv3 Appendix A:IP Addressing and ARPAppendix B;Abstract Syntax Notation one (ASN,1)Appendix C:RFC 1213 “Management information Base for networkManagement of TCP/IP-based internets: MIB.II”Appendix D: ASN.1, Basic Encoding rules ( BER)Appendix E:Information management initiativesAppendix F:Additional Meter ware tools