Network management system
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A Network Management System (NMS) is a combination of hardware and software used to monitor and administer a network.
Individual network elements (NEs) in a network are managed by an element management system.
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[edit] Planning for a Network Management System
Effective planning for a network management system requires that a number of network management tasks be folded in a single software solution. The network management system should automate the processes of expense management auditing, asset lifecycle management, inventory deployment tracking, cost allocation and invoice processing.[1]
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- Network management
- Network monitoring
- Network administration
- List of SAN Network Management Systems
- Observer
- OpenNMS
- Zyrion Traverse
- Route analytics
- Netdisco
- Lanhelper
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Demonstrating the ROI for Management Systems
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