Management of Communication Networks
The lecture provides an overview of the fundamentals and current trends in the management of communication networks. Various use cases and examples illustrate how network management is applied in different contexts. The monitoring of communication networks is examined, and specific protocols and methods are introduced. In the area of network configuration, the transition from traditional methods, such as command-line configuration, to modern automation frameworks is discussed. Finally, the current state of programmable networks is explored, a field that is gaining increasing importance and opening up new possibilities in network technology. Practical exercises are provided for all topics, allowing participants to apply the concepts and technologies introduced in a hands-on manner.
Lecture Contents:
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Definitions and models for network management
- Network elements and management systems
- Configuration of network elements and troubleshooting
- Active and passive network measurements
- Quality of Service (QoS)
- Data models for and automation of network management
- Virtualization and softwareization of communication networks
- Network security
- Quality of Experience (QoE)
- Network neutrality
Lecture:
- Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Michael Seufert
- Time and Location: To be announced
- First Lecture Date: To be announced
Exercise:
- Supervisor: Johannes Schleicher, Filip Simonovski
- Time: to be announced
- First Exercise: To be announced
Open Information Space:
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Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Michael Seufert, Johannes Schleicher, Filip Simonovski
- Time: To be announced
- Location: To be announced
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