Network Management and Server Management
Written by thalib on June 9th, 2010What is network management?
Network management means different things to different people. In some cases, it is a cellular network consultant monitoring network activity with an outdated protocol analyzer. In other cases, network management involves a distributed database, automatic polling of network devices and workstations, high-end production real-time graphical views of network topology changes and traffic.
In general, network management is a service that uses a variety of tools, applications and devices to help transmission system rights in the monitoring and maintaining networks. The ISO network management model five functional areas are listed below.
Fault Management: Detect, isolate, notify, and correct faults encountered in the network.
Configuring Management: Aspects of the configuration of network devices such as the management of configuration files, inventory management and software management.
Performance Management: Monitor and measure various aspects of performance while the overall efficiency can be maintained at an acceptable level.
Security Management: Provide access to network devices and corporate resources to authorized individuals.
Accounting Management: Information on the use of network resources.
Any number or combination of disciplines of network management can be outsourced, including: break-fix and service fault management configuration management change management management Asset management-level performance management services
Your computers and networks need regular care to perform at their optimal level. As your manager, Northwest Computer Support monitors your computer and network health on a daily basis. Having this information allows us to maintain your network and proactively provide strategic guidance before failure occurs.
2) What is Server Management?
Server management is the maintenance and operation of a server. While this can mean many things, the main idea behind the server management is uptime. The purpose of a server is to have a reliable resource for users to interact with. Managing a server can vary depending on the size of the server and its purpose.
Due to a server is to have a reliable resource for users to interact with. Managing a server can vary depending on the size of the server and its purpose. Different types of servers require different types of management plans. Types of Server Management Server Monitoring Asset Management Case Management License Management Optimization Server Monitoring Support
Northwest Computer offers three levels of server management that can take the pressure off and give you peace of mind. We are experts in monitoring and performing maintenance required for optimal server health. Let our professionals take care of regular maintenance of your critical systems by allowing your staff to concentrate on your business.