Documentation and inventory of networks to create transparency
Detection and diagnostics of network events
Customized and clear depiction of the monitored network
Evaluation and optimization of the network performance
Monitoring of third-party devices (manufacturer-independent network monitoring)
Central user management with UMC (User Management Component)
Integration of the network monitoring data with external systems
Implementation of policy-based network configurations with SINEC NMS
Central Firewall- and NAT-Management
Network monitoring with multiple SINEC NMS Operations
Practical exercises
Lernziele
In this course, participants will learn how to use the network monitoring and management system SINEC NMS to monitor, document and configure their network from a central location, as well as to plan, implement and maintain their network monitoring solution. Through in-depth practical exercises you will put the theoretical knowledge into practice.
At the end of the course, you will be familiar with the requirements and solutions for monitoring and managing industrial networks with SINEC NMS, and you will be able to monitor, document and configure industrial networks with SINEC NMS.
Zielgruppe
Protection Engineers
Control Engineers
Railway Communications System Engineers
Commissioning Engineers
Application Engineers
Service and Maintenance Personnel
OT and IT Network Engineers
Technical Sales Personnel
Voraussetzungen
Knowledge in accordance with the course Ethernet Fundamentals in Industrial Networks: You should be familiar with topologies, transmission methods, addressing and transport of data, and understand the associated technical vocabulary. It is also helpful to be familiar with the functionality of routers and switches, as well as the OSI reference model.
To prepare for the training, please work through the WBT Data communication with Industrial Ethernet.
Inhalt
Fundamentals of network monitoring
Documentation and inventory of networks to create transparency
Detection and diagnostics of network events
Customized and clear depiction of the monitored netw...