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DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Design and Implementation of an XML-Based Management Agent Mi-Jung Choi, Jung-Min Oh and James W. Hong Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, POSTECH, Korea {mjchoi, meanie,

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Introduction (1) Combinations of Manager and Agent Goals –Propose requirements and an architecture of an XML-Based Management (XBM) agent & Explain implementation detail –Analyze & summarize the performance of XBM agent XBM Agent Device SNMP Agent Device XBM Agent Device XBM Manager XML/SNMP Gateway SNMP Manager XBM Manager SNMP XML/HTTP (a) (b) (c) (d) XML/HTTP SNMP/XML Gateway XML/HTTP SNMP SNMP Agent Device SNMP Manager SNMP Web-MUI XML/HTTP Mgmt. Appl.

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Related Work (1) XML-based Network Management –Uses XML DTD or Schema for a management information model. –Exchanges management data in the form of XML documents. –Uses standard XML technologies for processing the data. –Web-based Integrated Management Architecture (WIMA) :J.P. Martin- Flatin, EPFL, 2000 –XML-based Network Management (XNM) : H. T. Ju, POSTECH, 2001 –IETF XML Configuration (XMLCONF) : apply XML technologies to configuration management of IP based network devices, June 2002 –Integration SNMP with XML: Translation Models: J.P. Martin-Flatin, EPFL, 2000 –Model-level mapping & Metamodel-level mapping SNMP MIB to XML Schema mapping: J. H. Yoon, POSTECH, 2001 –Validated by developing an XML-based SNMP MIB browser. Library to access SMI MIB (libsmi): Frank Strauss, 2000 XML/SNMP gateway: Y. J. Oh, POSTECH, 2002 –Provide interaction translation methods

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Related Work (2) Existing XBM Agents –Ciscos CNS Configuration Agent Cisco Networking Services (CNS) Configuration Agents located on Cisco ISO network devices Cooperates with Cisco Configuration Registrar, Web-based system for automatically distributing configuration files to Cisco IOS network devices Uses its own XML parser to interpret the configuration data from the received configuration files –Juniper Networks JUNOScript Allows client applications to access operational and configuration data using an XML-RPC Defines the DTDs for the RPC messages between client applications and JUNOScript servers running on the devices Delivers the request to the appropriate software modules within the device, encodes the response with JUNOScript tags, and returns the result to the client application

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Requirements Basic functionality: exchanges management information in the form of an XML document through HTTP –EWS is a basic module for processing HTTP –An XML processing module: XML parser, XPath handler –Notification mechanism to send alarms to the manager Additional functionality –Scheduling methods for periodic monitoring data: agent sends periodic data to the manager by itself Non-functional requirements –Low resource requirements: must use as little RAM, ROM, and CPU as possible –High reliability: highly reliable like one of the embedded system components –High portability: portable on various RTOS and embedded systems –Security: limit access to sensitive information or configure & control

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Design (1) – Management Information Management Information Model: XML Schema Management Protocol: HTTP <xsd:attribute name="access" type="xsd:string" use="fixed" value="read-only"/> … XBMAGENTXBMAGENT XBMAGENTXBMAGENT Get //sysContact HTTP/1.1 XBMMANAGERXBMMANAGER XBMMANAGERXBMMANAGER Post //sysContact HTTP/1.1 HTTP/ OK HTTP/ OK Post //RFC1215_Trap HTTP/ coldStart ….

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Design (2) – Architecture MANAGERMANAGER MANAGERMANAGER Managed System EWS (HTTP Server Engine) HTTP Client Engine Mgmt. Script Mgmt. Script XML Processor XML Processor SAX Parser XPath Handler Write Module XBM Agent SNMP Agent SNMP Agent Mgmt. Backend Interface Mgmt. Backend Interface Virtual File System Virtual File System Embedded System Application Embedded System Application XML/ SNMP Gateway XML/ SNMP Gateway HTTP SNMP Scheduler Push Handler Push Handler

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Implementation (1) –Get/Set XML filename modified XPath XML document XPath XBM Manager HTTPS : Get : Set EWS (HTTP Server Engine) EWS (HTTP Server Engine) HTTP Client Engine HTTP Client Engine Mgmt. Script Mgmt. Script Mgmt. Backend Interface Mgmt. Backend Interface xmlOpen() getXpath() parseXml() returnXml() setXml() xmlClose() Get/Set XML document parsed XML document mgmt. data (Get) mgmt. data (Set) XML document HTTP OK

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Implementation (2) – Trap/Scheduler XBM Manager HTTPS EWS (HTTP Server Engine) EWS (HTTP Server Engine) HTTP Client Engine HTTP Client Engine Mgmt. Script Mgmt. Script Push Handler Push Handler runWget() timerHandler() deleteJob() checkJob() insertJob() XML doc. no. of jobs Scheduler job list file Mgmt. Backend Interface Mgmt. Backend Interface getJob() mgmt. data getData() trap info. genXmlTrap() XML doc. Trap

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Performance Test (1) Verify the performance of XBM agent by comparing it with the SNMP agent on the same IP sharing device SNMP agent extends the Net-SNMP and supports only SNMPv1 CPU load, run-time memory usage, and executable code size AgentCPU load Run-time memory usage Executable code size SNMP (Net-SNMP) 17 %600 KB400 KB XBM20 %700 KB550 KB

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Performance Test (2) Network traffic (MIB II – system, interfaces group) Management property Get request message (bytes) Get response message (bytes) SNMPv1XBMSNMPv1XBM sysDescr sysContact system Group inOctets (2 interfaces) outOctets (2 interfaces) interfaces Group

DP&NM Lab. POSTECH APNOMS 2003 Concluding Remarks Presented the design and implementation of an XBM agent Verified the functionality of our XBM agent by applying it to the IP sharing device Showed low resource usage and less network overhead from the performance test results compared with the SNMP agent Future work –Augment additional parser functions according to management information complexity –Enhance SAX Parser and XPath Handler by surveying the necessary XPath expressions –Evaluate the performance of each module in the XBM agent, and improve the response time –Identify the scalability of the XBM manager when it communicates with many XBM agents

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