CODAN 8800 DMR MINet overview,digital microwave radio,network management system

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CODAN 8800 DMR MINet overview

CODAN MINet Concept

A network management system (NMS) is a system that monitors the status of elements within a given network. It adjusts their parameters as necessary to ensure proper communications and displays network elements and their attributes.

Using MINet, operators can configure a CODAN 8800 system, monitor and analyse events, make adjustments and report network events based on displayed information.

MINet uses the familiar Microsoft Windows environment and the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) to communicate and manage links having management platforms based on TCP/IP.

MINet and CODAN 8800 DMR digital microwave radio

MINet and CODAN 8800 DMR

The CODAN 8800 digital microwave radio is equipped with a network management system (NMS). The CODAN 8800 NMS contains two components:

an SNMP-based management system called MINet that is installed on a PC
an SNMP agent that is physically embedded in the IDU.

The management system and agent communicate with one another using the SNMP protocol over TCP/IP. The SNMP agent contains a database of standard and private SNMP Management Information dataBases (MIBs). To acquire information, the management communicates with the agent’s database. Thus, the management system generally functions as a master and the agent as a slave.

An exception to this master-slave relationship is the handling of important alarm notifications. These agent-initiated messages or alarms, which are sent to the management system, are called traps.

Note that MINet does not have a capability to receive the traps itself directly but rather re-directs the traps to specific user-determined trap recipient IP addresses. HP OpenView and some Windows Operating Systems, for example, have in-built trap manager capabilities.

MINet Features

MINet, provides the following features:

A Graphical User Interface (GUI) based windows environment
Ability to configure and set a terminal’s properties
Ability to view all data port information
Remote access over the Internet
Traffic monitoring
Alarm, status, security, performance, test and configuration management
Ability to download firmware upgrades to local, remote and network terminals