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Much is made of this gee whiz feature And, to be sure, it is a convenience to have a network management system that will create a network map (One could argue that we should have been keeping the network map up-to-date as we designed and grew the network Unfortunately, most networks and especially LANs were never really designed, they just grew) How the mapping function works and what information is available from the map is more important than the map itself First, the map should be readable Second, it should permit zooming in and out In the show-me-the-whole-network mode, the map of a large network will be too dense to read It should provide the capability to zoom in until the subsystem of interest is displayed The mapping function from different vendors works with varying degrees of success There are two basic ways of implementing the mapping function The network management system can use SNMP information from each agent, or it can observe the traffic on the network The SNMP approach yields a map more quickly, but can only display managed devices Tracking traffic flow can theoretically find every interface or port on the network, but could take months of operation to finally determine a map (In some cases, it is impossible to create a map) Thus, two points must be made First, accumulating the information to draw the map is not a 10-minute job Depending on the size of the network, it could take hours to days to months Second, the accuracy of the map is dependent on how extensively each node on the network supports SNMP For example, several prominent vendors don t support standard MIBs As noted, there are standard MIBs and vendor-specific MIBs In order for your network management system to utilize the vendor specific MIBs, they must be loaded into the manager function For normal (here read simple ) networks, the mapping function works well and fairly quickly That means, it works for Ethernets connected with routers and bridges, where each interface on the router is its own subnet Today, however, we tend to use fully switched Ethernets where each device is on its own switched port from a LAN switch The advantage is that each port is buffered so that there are no collisions on the network A second advantage is that one can create virtual LANs (VLAN) where devices on different ports of the switch can be made members of the same broadcast domain or subnet This permits you to design traffic flows on the various LAN segments in order to minimize response times and keep broadcast traffic confined to those devices that are members of the same logical net The disadvantage from a network management system point of view is that it is between difficult and impossible for the mapping function to create a map because there are managed devices hiding behind, or within, other managed devices This is especially true if the LAN switch doesn t support transparent bridging or standard SNMP MIBs The next fly in the ointment is the development of ELANs (Emulated LANs) These are similar to VLAN (Virtual LANS), where we are emulating LANs by using an ATM switch and edge devices that are LAN switches Here again, the ATM switch and edge device may not provide the MIB support necessary to build an accurate map of your network.

and Start in Cell: text boxes The value entered in the Start in Cell: box determines the location of the report matrix within an Excel worksheet Space can be provided in the Excel worksheet for customized report titles by appropriately selecting the matrix start cell The Model: box lists all the models available in our Budget application Highlight the CorpBudget from Budget to select the CorpBudget model for the purpose of the examples in this chapter The Options tab in the New Matrix dialog box allows the developer to select the various report matrix options, including allowing data entry, removing blank rows and columns, and so on The selections on this tab are left at their default values Clicking OK will close the dialog box, and the new matrix Matrix1 will appear in the Authoring pane, as shown in the right half of Figure 7-36 The next step in creating a report matrix is selecting the dimensions for the matrix After highlighting Matrix1 in the top box, pick Select Dimensions from the Available Actions drop-down box Clicking on the green arrow button next to the drop-down box will open the Select Dimensions for Matrix dialog box All the dimension member sets used in the model CorpBudget are available on the left side of this dialog box Selecting a member set from any dimension will enable the three buttons in the middle bar of the dialog box These buttons can be used to add the selected member set to Columns, Rows, or Filters For the purpose of the examples in this chapter, the All Members member set of the Scenario dimension is added to the Columns, the Corporate member set of the Entity dimension is added to the Filters, the ExpenseAccount member set of Account dimension is added to the Rows, and the YQM member set of Time dimension is added to the Columns, as shown in Figure 7-37 If any dimension member set is added to the Filters, then the Select Filters dialog box will appear to help the developer to pick the default members for the filter dimensions Select the value FIN for the EntityCorporate filter for the examples in this chapter The selected dimension member sets will appear in the Authoring pane at this point Clicking on the down arrow next to the name of each dimension will open a pop-up menu with several options The Select Members and the Select Properties are the two most frequently used options here The Select Members option will open the Select Members dialog box where the dimension members to be displayed in the matrix are selected The Select Members dialog box for the Time dimension, along with the member selection used in the examples in this chapter, is shown in Figure 7-38 The Select Properties option can be used to pick the dimension properties to be displayed in the report matrix A single Excel work sheet in a multi-sheet report can contain multiple report matrixes There are several properties that can be defined for the matrixes within a business report Clicking on the Properties link under the Reports icon in the.

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We tend to expect too much from the mapping function Consider the difference between the logical and physical network In the first case (see Figure 32-7 ), the logical and physical networks are the same We would expect the mapping function to find or draw this picture

Figure 6-14 Placing multiple dimensions on both the series and bottom axis allows a simple chart to cover more detail