NAPT, 268, 371
NAT, 276–278, 292, 371–372
native ATM network, 23, 24
native broadcast support, 394–396
natural mask, 31, 32
NBMA technologies, 394–399
network, system, and support service dependencies, 80
network address, 249–251
network address port translation (NAPT), 268, 371
network address translation (NAT), 276–278, 292, 371–372
network analysis, 4–5
network architecture, 5, 6, 208–245
architectural models, 229–243. See also architectural models
architecture/design, contrasted, 211–213
component architectures, 214–225. See also component architectures
reference architecture, 225–229
reference books, 210
systems architecture, 243
what is it, 243–244
network design, 6, 211–213, 386
network device, 301
network-element management, 299
network environment, 5
network file server (NFS), 398
network management, 221, 298–301
network management and security, 80–83
network management architecture, 221–222, 296–329
architectural considerations, 309–326
areas to be addressed, 298
centralized management, 313
chicks and balances, 317
configuration mechanisms, 308–309
distributed management, 313–314
external relationships, 325–326
FCAPS mode, 309–310
hierarchical management, 314–315
in-band/out-of-band management, 310–312
instrumentation mechanisms, 306–308
integration into OSS, 321
internal relationships, 322–324
management of network management data, 318–320
MIB selection, 320–321
monitoring mechanisms, 302–306
network devices/characteristics, 301
network management, defined, 299–301
network management mechanisms, 302–309
reference books, 297–298
scaling network management traffic, 316–317
network management data, 318–320
network management mechanisms, 302–309
network management protocol, 302
network management requirements, 81–82
network management tasks, 80–81
network obsolescence, 80
network perimeter security, 371–372
network privacy, 358. See also security and privacy architecture
network propagation delay, 122
network requirements, 9, 78–83
network security, 358. See also security and privacy architecture
network services, 25–26
network supportability, 45–47
network/system complexity, 11–15
network uptime, 114–121
next generation capabilities, 12
next-hop resolution protocol (NHRP), 445–446
next-hop router, 254
NFS, 398
NHRP, 445–446
99.999% uptime requirement, 119
non-real time applications, 66
nonbroadcast multiple-access (NBMA) technologies, 394–399
nonconforming traffic, 342–343
northbound interface, 321