Ministry of Digital Technologies of
the Republic of
Uzbekistan
Tashkent named after
Muhammad al-Khwarizmi
University of Information Technologies
Individual work2
Theme:
Network management protocol
Teacher:
Hasanov Doston
Student: Farhodov Jamshid
What Does Network Management Protocol Mean?
Network Management Protocol (NMP) is a suite of network protocols that define
the processes, procedures and policies for managing, monitoring and maintaining a
computer network. NMP conveys and manages the operations and communications
performed on a computer
network
Techopedia Explains Network Management Protocol
Network Management Protocol addresses a series of
different tasks aimed at
operating a network for optimal performance. It is generally used by a human
network manager to evaluate and troubleshoot the network connection between a
host and client device. When executed, these protocols provide
information such as
the status of a host and information about its availability, network latency,
packet/data loss, errors and other related information. The procedures and policies
defined within NMP are equally applicable to all network-enabled computing
devices such as switches, routers, computers and servers.
Some of the popular network management protocols include
Internet Control
Message Protocol (ICMP) and Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).
Why Are Network Management Protocols Important and How Do They Work?
A network management protocol provides a network operator with a host’s
availability, packet/data loss, overall status, and information about the health of the
connection. A network operator can use this information to effectively troubleshoot
connections between host and client devices.
Furthermore, the policies which protocols manage
can apply to all network
devices, comprising:
•
Computers
•
Switches
