1. Consider a CORBA-based modeling of the interface table that uses two approaches—a single method that returns all the interfaces similar to a SNMPGetBulk and separate methods for each interface...

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1. Consider a CORBA-based modeling of the interface table that uses two approaches—a single


method that returns all the interfaces similar to a SNMPGetBulk and separate methods for each


interface similar to SNMPGet (a one–one mapping from SMI to IDLs).


(a) Which of the approaches is more suitable?


(b) Explain why it is more suitable


2. In a Management system at a Service Provider, it is required to query a device for SysUptime,


tcpActiveOpens, tcpPassiveOpens, and tcpAttempts. A designer Anil wants to use SNMP for this


while Bina wants to use CORBA (1 method call for SysUptime, 1 for the remaining 3 parameters).


Which of their approaches uses less bandwidth? Why?


This NMS also has to retrieve the ipRouteTable, which has about 10,000 rows. Anil suggests


SNMPv2 GetBulk command, while Bina prefers CORBA (1 method to fetch the table). Whose


approach results in less bandwidth being used? Why?






Answered 20 days AfterMay 03, 2022

Answer To: 1. Consider a CORBA-based modeling of the interface table that uses two approaches—a single method...

Amit answered on May 23 2022
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1. Answer 1
a)
The approach of using single method through which all the interfaces can be returned will be more suitable.
b)
The primary reasons for recommending single method for returning all the interfaces are described in below:
· The implementation of NML- EML interface will become possible with it which maximize the use of CORBA as the industry standard....
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