Chapter 11
| 1: | What is the FCAPS model used for? | ||
| A1: | Answer: The FCAPS model is used as the framework for network management platforms. | ||
| 2: | What are the layers of the FCAPS model? | ||
| A2: | Answer: Fault management, configuration management, accounting management, performance management, and security management. | ||
| 3: | What is a NOC? What purpose does a NOC serve? | ||
| A3: | Answer: A network operations center, or NOC, is a central network management location. The focus of a NOC is the implementation of the FCAPS model. A NOC functions as a control center for network fault management (troubleshooting), configuration, accounting, performance monitoring, and security. | ||
| 4: | What are the six steps in the fault management process? | ||
| A4: | Answer:
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