NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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EDGE SPAN Amber Networks, Inc. 48664 Milmont Drive Fremont CA 945387353 network management system in the nature of network device management software and network service management software;
EDGESPAN Amber Networks, Inc. 48664 Milmont Drive Fremont CA 945387353 network management system in the nature of network device management software and network service management software;
LANRESCUE National Datacomm Corporation 2F, No. 28, Industry East 9th Road Science-Base Industrial Park HsinChu Taiwan Network management system, comprising integrated hardware namely, servers, a communication gateway, and software, namely drivers, and installation, configuration, diagnostic, troubleshooting, and management programs;LAN RESCUE;
NMS Alcatel Data Networks Inc. 44983 Knoll Square Ashburn VA 20147 network management system for a telecommunications network comprising computers, monitors, and computer software therefor;
TP5 SPRINT INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION 12490 SUNRISE VALLEY DRIVE RESTON VA 22096 network management system for a telecommunications network comprising computers, monitors, and computer software therefor;tp-5;
TP5000 SPRINT INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION 12490 SUNRISE VALLEY DRIVE RESTON VA 22096 network management system for a telecommunication network comprising computers, monitors and computer software;TP-5000;
TP5800 SPRINT INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION 12490 SUNRISE VALLEY DRIVE RESTON VA 22096 network management system for a telecommunications network comprising computers, monitors and software therefor;TP 5800;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention provides a management system internal to a network device that sends various management data files and corresponding metadata files to a management system external to the network device. The external management system then uses the metadata files to process the management data files. As a result, the external management system dynamically learns how to manage a network device through the metadata files. Moreover, new types of management data files-perhaps corresponding to new hardware within the network device-may be sent from the internal management system to the external management system along with corresponding new metadata files and the external management system will be able to process the new management files without having to be re-booted or restarted. In addition, multiple network devices coupled with the external management system may send various different types of management data to the external management system and using the metadata files from each network device, the external management system will be able to process the various management data types. In one embodiment, the metadata files are JAVA class files.