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OIT Network Systems uses a number of systems to monitor
the campus data network.
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Rover: The Network Status Monitor
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We monitor the campus network with a package called Rover.
Key components of the IP network are monitored.
You can watch the IP Rover display in realtime, or review the event logs.
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Statistics
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Statistics we collect include traffic volume flowing through the
network infrastructure.
Other statistics may include modems in-use, CPU usage of key infrastructural components,
and some data provided by hosts attached to the network.
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ARP Bomber
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The ARP Bomber monitors the pu-dormnet-bb network (a.k.a. "Dormnet"),
detecting devices
with hardware addresses
not registered in the
Host Database,
as well as some cases of devices using inappropriate IP addresses.
It attempts to deny IP service to those devices.
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Traceroute
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Use this to trace the current path from www.net.princeton.edu
to another Internet host you specify.
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OIT Help Desk
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Current and upcoming
scheduled network outages are listed on the OIT Help Desk's home page.
Any current unscheduled outages are also listed there when it is feasible to do so.
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Tivoli Monitoring
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Monitoring of system performance and health indicators
on hosts is provided using Tivoli Monitoring software;
the service is provided by OIT Enterprise Systems Management group.
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2008
by the Trustees of Princeton University.
All rights reserved.
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