NOC-Tool Catalogue Revisions (noctool2)
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Charter
Last Modified: 04/07/1998
Current Status: Concluded Working Group
Chair(s):
Robert Enger <
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Darren Kinley <
[email protected]>
User Services Area Director(s):
April Marine <
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User Services Area Advisor:
April Marine <
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Description of Working Group:
The NOC-Tools Working Group will update and revise their catalog to
assist network managers in the selection and acquisition of diagnostic
and analytic tools for TCP/IP Internets.
- Update and revise the reference document that lists what tools are
available,
what they do, and where they can be obtained.
- Identify additional tools available to assist network managers in
debugging
and maintaining their networks that were inadvertently omitted in
previous
NOCTools catalog.
- Identify additional new or improved tools that have become apparent
since the
last compilation of the reference document.
- Arrange for the central (or multi-point) archiving of these tools in
order to
increase their availability.
- Establish procedures to ensure the ongoing maintenance of the
reference and
the archive, and identify an organization willing to do it.
Goals and Milestones:
Done Review Internet tool needs and updates/corrections for the
``Son of NOCTools'' catalog. Discussion of additional input
to the catalog.
Done Draft of catalog will be prepared, draft to be reviewed and
modified. Initiate IETF Internet-Draft review process by
submission of a ``Son of NOCTools'' catalog draft to IESG
Secretary.
Done Follow-up with final amendments to the document and the
submission of the catalog to RFC Editor as an FYI RFC for
publication.
Internet-Drafts:
No Current Internet-Drafts.
Request For Comments:
RFC Stat Published Title
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RFC1470 I JUN 93 FYI on a Network Management Tool Catalog: Tools for
Monitoring and Debugging TCP/IP Internets and
Interconnected Devices