SNMP
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What is SNMP?
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is an internet standard protocol used for collecting and organizing information about managed devices on IP networks and for modifying that information to change device behavior. It is commonly used in network management for network monitoring.
What other technologies are related to SNMP?
SNMP Competitor Technologies
Netflow
NetFlow provides network flow data, which can offer similar network insights to SNMP polling, making it a potential alternative for network monitoring.
WMI
WMI provides system management information on Windows systems, serving as an alternative to SNMP for monitoring Windows-based devices.
NETCONF
NETCONF is another network management protocol that offers alternatives to SNMP for device configuration and monitoring, often with a more structured data model (e.g., using YANG).
sFlow
sFlow, like NetFlow, is a network sampling technology that can provide network traffic insights and be used as an alternative to SNMP polling for certain monitoring tasks.
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Which job functions commonly mention SNMP?
Network Engineer
4.8% of all Network Engineer jobs mention SNMP
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Network Operations Engineer
3.3% of all Network Operations Engineer jobs mention SNMP
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Network Administrator
2.7% of all Network Administrator jobs mention SNMP
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Engineer
0.2% of all Engineer jobs mention SNMP
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Engineering & R&D
0.2% of all Engineering & R&D jobs mention SNMP
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