Match the following terms with the correct definitions.
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It is an application, typically with a human in the loop, running in a centralized network management station in a network operation center. It controls the collection, processing, analysis, and/or display of network management information.
The answer is Managing server.
It is a piece of network equipment (including its software) that resides on a managed network. It might be a host, router, switch, or modem.
The answer is Managed device.
It is a process running in a managed device that communicates with a managing server, taking local actions at the managed device under the command and control of the managing server.
The answer is Network management agent.
It collects the information associated with those managed objects in a managed network.
The answer is Management Information Base (MIB).
Match the following terms with the correct definitions. - It is an application, typically...
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