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Capacity management

Capacity management's goal is to ensure that information technology resources are sufficient to meet upcoming business requirements cost-effectively. One common interpretation of capacity management is described in the ITIL framework. ITIL version 3 views capacity management as comprising three sub-processes: business capacity management, service…

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Network performance management tasks and classes of tools

FCAPSNetFlowIPFIXRMONWeb logs
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DelayRound-trip timeJitterReception OrderPacket loss
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ITILCentral processing unitsVirtual serverIT infrastructureCapacity planning
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Capacity management

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Avg. degree1.95
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capacity network management performance data application time planning monitoring future traffic service example server tools networks packets ensure infrastructure requirements

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kilobits per secondinstance ofusually in terms0.80text
NetFlowinstance ofPer-port metrics are collected using flow-based monitoring and protocols0.80text
retransmissions or protocol negotiations.For capacity planninginstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text
modeling tools such as Aria Networksinstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text
OPNETinstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text
PacketTrapinstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text
NetSiminstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text
NetFlowinstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text
sFlow Analyzerinstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text
NetQoS or Klaro Cards that project the impact of new applications or increased usage are invaluableinstance ofoperators often rely on sniffers that break down the transactions by their protocols and can locate problems0.80text

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