Relay management method of network equipment based on Telnet protocol

Abstract

A realization method of junction management for network equipment based on remote login Internet protocol includes the following steps: first the network equipment will receive connection request transmitted from network managing station (NMS) for setting up transmission control protocol based on remote login and connection between network equipments to be managed based on Telnet TCP; then, the network equipment will receive management data in format of remote login Internet protocol (Telnet IP) from NMS and the data will be sent to data forwarding module in network equipment after it has been processed accordingly; at last, the data forwarding module will forward the abovesaid management data to the network equipment to be managed and to receive the feedback management data which has been processed by the network equipment, also to send it to NMS.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a management method of network equipment, in particular to a method for implementing relay management of network equipment based on remote login Internet protocol. Background technique [0002] With the continuous development of network technology, network networking is becoming more and more complex, and the management of a large number of network devices has become an urgent problem to be solved. Aiming at the above problems, the current common solution is to realize the management of network devices through the management relay device with the management relay function. The so-called management relay function refers to the function of forwarding management commands or management data, such as figure 1 As shown, the network management workstation (NMS) manages network device B through network device A, then network device A is a management relay device, and only needs to assign an IP address to network device A during the man...

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[0003] However, the management and relay functions of existing network equipment are all based on the proprietary protocols of each network equipment manufacturer. Using private protocols to implement relay management has the disadvantage of being inconvenient for unified management of network equipment from different manufacturers in the same network. As a result, network service providers can only use equipment from the same manufacturer in a certain network for the convenience of management, but it is difficult to use network equipment from the same manufacturer for a huge network. At the same time, network service providers do not want to Only use network equipment provided by the same manufacturer in a certain network

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