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ICTP - URSI SCHOOL ON DIGITAL AND MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS USING TERRESTRIAL AND SATELLITE RADIO LINKS 12th
February - 2nd March
2001 ,
Trieste
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tool for network monitoring:
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1. Run SCOTTY
2. Draw the Network
3. Monitor the system
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Objectives: |
To run the specific application called SCOTTY |
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Method: |
Install Scotty in the proper directory and execute the program |
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Comments: |
Check the website referred above to find more documentation! |
You have to in stall SCOTTY on your PC, the current version is scotty-2.1.9. Scotty is a "scriptable environment" to monitor a network. It can be manually configured to perform complex tasks, but it performs better if interactively used via its GUI (Graphical User Interface) called TKINED.
Follow the interactive instructions to install the program, and then run it.
[root@radio-13
/root]# cd
/usr/src/scotty-2.1.9/unix/
[root@radio-13 /root]#
tkined
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Objectives: |
To customize TKINED in order to monitor your network |
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Method: |
Using the Built-in commands of TKINED |
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Comments: |
Customize the drawing with all your machines |
All the "Faculties" and "Dept." should monitor their PCs and the Main Router. The Computer Center should monitor the different Faculties/Dept. routers, and if needed its own internal network.
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Objectives: |
To monitor in real-time the network situation and check immediately if a link is down. |
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Method: |
Using the "IP MONITOR" and/or "IP TROUBLE" available in the menu Tool |
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Comments: |
Try to disconnect a PC and see the effects on the MAP |
Activity 3.1 IP MONITOR
Check Reachability and Round Trip Time
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