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Figure 32-3: Logical relationship between the managed and manager functions As one might suspect, there is a protocol defined between the management function and the agent that defines the format and content of each of the commands, responses, and traps RFC 1905 governs these protocols RFC 1907, in turn, governs the content of the SNMP messages SNMPv2, also known as MIB-II or mib-2, is the dominant definition set today and has superseded the SNMPv1 mib-1 Version 2 greatly expands the detail available from the managed agent The agent is the interface to the manager function, and may accept commands to set parameters (such as timeouts, thresholds, and, in some cases, system operational parameters, such as group membership addresses or routing tables), as well as provide status upon request The agent can also send unsolicited messages (called traps), indicating alarm conditions (The name trap comes from the capability of the manager function to set a threshold (trap), and should this condition be met, the agent sends off an unsolicited message All other messages sent by the managed function agent are a result of GetRequest or GetNextRequest queries)

Most SLA batteries have similar capacity performance Even so, the Hawker brand (formerly Gates) stands out as the best SLA battery manufacturer Cyclon, Genesis, and Odyssey batteries can be 15-hour fast charged (or faster), can be repeatedly fully drained with little battery degradation (down to 9 volts), have the lowest shelf leakage of the SLA lineup, can supply three times more peak current than other batteries with similar Ahr ratings, and have good shelf life The SLA battery manufacturer to avoid is Panasonic Many of the Panasonic brand SLA batteries have built-in thermal cutoff switches (a safety feature), making fast, high-current discharge impossible The Power Sonic brand seems to have a good price/performance value For the largest robots, the Optima battery brand is great Optima is a good battery, but the 12-volt Optima weighs almost 40 pounds Are SLA batteries too heavy to have a competitive advantage Not at all Electric wheelchairs, golf carts, even electric racing go-karts and boats use SLA batteries If your robot requires high sustain currents or high peak currents, the SLA battery may have the best performance

Figure 6-11 A chart that shows a user has drilled down from a particular product line to the countries that contributed to that particular item

It should be clear that the data reported by a device like a hub is a lot less complex than that from something like a router The hub needs to report Ethernet collisions on the LAN, the number of frames handled, the number of errored frames, and so on The router, on the other hand, has routing tables, queue sizes, memory utilization, CPU utilization, and so on To keep this all straight, the management function must know about the content of each MIB on each device In other words, it must have a complete database identical to the one on the managed device so that when it receives the information, it can place it in the appropriate location When a new device is installed in the network, its MIB content and format must be loaded into the machine (typically, a host or a workstation), providing the management function Likewise, the agent software must be installed in the managed device This emphasizes an important point Setting up and running a network management system is more than a casual undertaking It requires a commitment on the part of management to provide the resources and purchase the appropriate tools

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first version of PerformancePoint Server These include Grid (which is similar to the Analytic Grid reports), Bar Chart, Stacked Bar Chart, 100% Stacked Bar Chart, Line Chart, and Line Chart with Markers Other chart types will undoubtedly be added in future versions of PerformancePoint Server Choosing a line chart when the dimension on the Bottom Axis is set to the All level is quite dull; the Big Blue Bar appears as a single point Therefore, it is useful to start at a level lower than the All level For example, to start at the Year level, the developer can click the drop down icon next to DateDateCalendar in the Bottom Axis panel This opens the Member Selector and here the developer can choose the individual years Starting at the Year level makes the chart a bit more interesting, as shown in Figure 6-12 Allowing the designer to select members below the All level ahead of time is useful, but imagine if someone asked that the report start at the month level for all four years Using the Member Selector, the developer would have to expand All Periods, then each Year, each Half Year, and each Quarter just to get to the months,