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Untuk membangunkan sistem pengurusan rangkaian (NMS) dengan lebih mudah, penulis membangunkan antara muka pengaturcaraan aplikasi (API) untuk mengkonfigurasi peranti rangkaian. Oleh kerana API ini digunakan dalam persekitaran pembangunan Java, NMS boleh dibangunkan dengan menggunakan API dan perpustakaan Java lain yang biasa tersedia. Oleh itu, adalah mungkin untuk membangunkan NMS yang sangat serasi dengan sistem IT lain dengan mudah. Dan operasi yang dijana daripada API dan yang ditukar antara NMS dan peranti rangkaian adalah berdasarkan NETCONF, yang diseragamkan oleh Pasukan Petugas Kejuruteraan Internet (IETF) sebagai protokol konfigurasi rangkaian generasi seterusnya. Mengguna pakai teknologi piawai memastikan NMS yang dibangunkan dengan menggunakan API boleh mengurus peranti rangkaian yang disediakan daripada berbilang vendor dengan cara yang bersatu. Tambahan pula, item konfigurasi yang ditukar melalui NETCONF dinyatakan dalam reka bentuk berorientasikan objek. Oleh itu, ia lebih mudah untuk diurus daripada item tersebut dalam Pangkalan Maklumat Pengurusan (MIB), yang ditakrifkan sebagai data yang akan diuruskan oleh Protokol Pengurusan Rangkaian Mudah (SNMP). Kami sebenarnya membangunkan beberapa NMS dengan menggunakan API. Penilaian NMS ini menunjukkan bahawa, dari segi masa konfigurasi dan masa pembangunan, NMS dibangunkan dengan menggunakan API yang dilakukan serta NMS dibangunkan dengan menggunakan antara muka baris arahan (CLI) dan SNMP. NMS yang dibangunkan dengan menggunakan API menunjukkan kebolehlaksanaan untuk mencapai "pengurusan rangkaian autonomi" dan "saling kendali yang tinggi dengan sistem IT."
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Tomoyuki IIJIMA, Hiroyasu KIMURA, Makoto KITANI, Yoshifumi ATARASHI, "Development of NETCONF-Based Network Management Systems in Web Services Framework" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E92-B, no. 4, pp. 1104-1111, April 2009, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E92.B.1104.
Abstract: To develop a network management system (NMS) more easily, the authors developed an application programming interface (API) for configuring network devices. Because this API is used in a Java development environment, an NMS can be developed by utilizing the API and other commonly available Java libraries. It is thus possible to easily develop an NMS that is highly compatible with other IT systems. And operations that are generated from the API and that are exchanged between the NMS and network devices are based on NETCONF, which is standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) as a next-generation network-configuration protocol. Adopting a standardized technology ensures that the NMS developed by using the API can manage network devices provided from multi-vendors in a unified manner. Furthermore, the configuration items exchanged over NETCONF are specified in an object-oriented design. They are therefore easier to manage than such items in the Management Information Base (MIB), which is defined as data to be managed by the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). We actually developed several NMSs by using the API. Evaluation of these NMSs showed that, in terms of configuration time and development time, the NMS developed by using the API performed as well as NMSs developed by using a command line interface (CLI) and SNMP. The NMS developed by using the API showed feasibility to achieve "autonomic network management" and "high interoperability with IT systems."
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.E92.B.1104/_p
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