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               Common Management Information Service/Protocol as in
               the documents ISO DP 9595-2/9596-2 of March 1988.  It
               can act as a building block for the construction of
               CMIP-based agent and manager applications.

          MECHANISM
               The CMIP library uses ISO ROS, ACSE and ASN.1 presenta-
               tion, as implemented in ISODE, to provide its service.

          CAVEATS
               None.

          BUGS
               None known.

          LIMITATIONS
               The M-CREATE, M-DELETE and M-ACTION protocol primitives
               are not implemented in this version.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               Developed on Sun3, tested on Sun3 and VAXStation.

          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               The ISODE protocol suite, BSD UNIX.

          AVAILABILITY
               The CMIP library and related management tools built
               upon it, known as OSIMIS (OSI Management Information
               Service), are publicly available from University Col-
               lege London, England via FTP and FTAM.  To obtain
               information regarding a copy send email to
               [e-mail] or call [phone].










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          Internet Tool Catalog                               CMU SNMP


          NAME
               The CMU SNMP Distribution

          KEYWORDS
               manager, status; IP; NMS, SNMP; UNIX; free, sourcelib.

          ABSTRACT
               The CMU SNMP Distribution includes source code for an
               SNMP agent, several SNMP client applications, an ASN.1
               library, and supporting documentation.

               The agent compiles into about 10 KB of 68000 code.  The
               distribution includes a full agent that runs on a
               Kinetics FastPath2/3/4, and is built into the KIP
               appletalk/ethernet gateway.  The machine independent
               portions of this agent also run on CMU's IBM PC/AT
               based router.

               The applications are designed to be useful in the real
               world.  Information is collected and presented in a
               useful format and is suitable for everyday status moni-
               toring.  Input and output are interpreted symbolically.
               The tools can be used without referencing the RFCs.

          MECHANISM
               SNMP.

          CAVEATS
               None.

          BUGS
               None reported.  Send bug reports to
               [e-mail].  ("sw0l" is "ess double-you
               zero ell.")

          LIMITATIONS
               None reported.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               The KIP gateway agent runs on a Kinetics FastPath2/3/4.
               Otherwise, no restrictions.

          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               The code was written with efficiency and portability in
               mind.  The applications compile and run on the follow-
               ing systems: IBM PC/RT running ACIS Release 3, Sun3/50
               running SUNOS 3.5, and the DEC microVax running Ultrix
               2.2.  They are expected to run on any system with a



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               Berkeley socket interface.

          AVAILABILITY
               This distribution is copyrighted by CMU, but may be
               used and sold without permission.  Consult the copy-
               right notices for further information.  The distribu-
               tion is available by anonymous FTP from the host
               lancaster.andrew.cmu.edu (128.2.13.21) as the files
               pub/cmu-snmp.9.tar, and pub/kip-snmp.9.tar.  The former
               includes the libraries and the applications, and the
               latter is the KIP SNMP agent.

               Please direct questions, comments, and bug reports to
               [e-mail].  ("sw0l" is "ess double-you
               zero ell.")  If you pick up this package, please send a
               note to the above address, so that you may be notified
               of future enhancements/changes and additions to the set
               of applications (several are planned).

































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          Internet Tool Catalog            COMPUTER SECURITY CHECKLIST


          NAME
               Computer Security Checklist

          KEYWORDS
               security; DOS.

          ABSTRACT
               This program consists of 858 computer security ques-
               tions divided up in thirteen sections.  The program
               presents the questions to the user and records their
               responses.  After answering the questions in one of the
               thirteen sections, the user can generate a report from
               the questions and the user's answers.  The thirteen
               sections are: telecommunications security, physical
               access security, personnel security, systems develop-
               ment security, security awareness and training prac-
               tices, organizational and management security, data and
               program security, processing and operations security,
               ergonomics and error prevention, environmental secu-
               rity, and backup and recovery security.

               The questions are weighted as to their importance, and
               the report generator can sort the questions by weight.
               This way the most important issues can be tackled
               first.

          MECHANISM
               The questions are displayed on the screen and the user
               is prompted for a single keystroke reply.  When the end
               of one of the thirteen sections is reached, the answers
               are written to a disk file.  The question file and the
               answer file are merged to create the report file.

          CAVEATS
               None.

          BUGS
               None known.

          LIMITATIONS
               None reported.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               No restrictions.

          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               DOS operating system.




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          AVAILABILITY
               A commercial product available from:
                    C.D., Ltd.
                    P.O. Box 58363
                    Seattle, WA 98138
                    [phone]












































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          Internet Tool Catalog                            CONNECTVIEW


          NAME
               ConnectVIEW

          KEYWORDS
               control, manager, routing, security, status; bridge,
               ethernet, ring; NMS, proprietary; DOS.

          ABSTRACT
               The ConnectVIEW Network Management System consists of
               various software managers that control and manage Hal-
               ley System's internets made of of ConnectLAN 100 ether-
               net and ConnectLAN 200 Token Ring Brouters.  The
               management software provides an icon-based graphical
               network display with real-time monitoring and report-
               ing, along with configuration, fault, performance and
               security management functions for managing ConnectLAN
               brouters.  A Planning function is also provided that
               allows users to draw their networks.

          MECHANISM
               Proprietary.

          CAVEATS
               The ConnectVIEW software must be running under Micro-
               soft Windows, preferably on a dedicated management sta-
               tion.  There is, however, no degradation of LAN
               throughput.

          BUGS
               None known.

          LIMITATIONS
               Currently works only with Halley System's products.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               Requires a PC/AT compatible, with 640KB RAM, EGA
               adapter and monitor, keyboard, mouse, and ethernet
               adapter.

          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               MSDOS 3.3 or higher.  Microsoft Windows/286 version
               2.1.

          AVAILABILITY
               Commercially available from:
                    Halley Systems, Inc.
                    2730 Orchard Parkway
                    San Jose, CA  95134



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          NAME
               decaddrs, decaroute, decnroute, xnsroutes, bridgetab

          KEYWORDS
               manager, map, routing; bridge, DECnet; NMS, SNMP; UNIX.

          ABSTRACT
               These commands display private MIB information from
               Wellfleet systems.  They retrieve and format for
               display values of one or several MIB variables from the
               Wellfleet Communications private enterprise MIB, using
               the SNMP (RFC1098).  In particular these tools are used
               to examine the non-IP modules (DECnet, XNS, and Bridg-
               ing) of a Wellfleet system.

               Decaddrs displays the DECnet configuration of a
               Wellfleet system acting as a DECnet router, showing the
               static parameters associated with each DECnet inter-
               face.  Decaroute and decnroute display the DECnet
               inter-area and intra-area routing tables (that is area
               routes and node routes).  Xnsroutes displays routes
               known to a Wellfleet system acting as an XNS router.
               Bridgetab displays the bridge forwarding table with the
               disposition of traffic arriving from or directed to
               each station known to the Wellfleet bridge module.  All
               these commands take an IP address as the argument and
               can specify an SNMP community for the retrieval.  One
               SNMP query is performed for each row of the table.
               Note that the Wellfleet system must be operating as an
               IP router for the SNMP to be accessible.

          MECHANISM
               Management information is exchanged by use of SNMP.

          CAVEATS
               None.

          BUGS
               None known.

          LIMITATIONS
               None reported.

          HARDWARE REQUIRED
               Distributed and supported for Sun 3 systems.

          SOFTWARE REQUIRED
               Distributed and supported for SunOS 3.5 and 4.x.



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          AVAILABILITY
               Commercial product of:
                    Wellfleet Communications, Inc.
                    12 DeAngelo Drive
                    Bedford, MA 01730-2204
                    [phone]