TELECENTRE NETWORK CONNECTIVITY MONITORING SYSTEM

Peng, Hongjing (2014) TELECENTRE NETWORK CONNECTIVITY MONITORING SYSTEM. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Recently, the number of telecentres is increasing in the rural areas. Instability in the telecentre network will break all of the top communications as the satellite connection is liable to disruptions. The Telecentre Network Connectivity Monitoring System (TNC'MS) is a computerised system that will continuously monitor the stability of the rural telecentre network. Using this system the potential connectivity problems can he identified and discovered effectively and a network administrator will take measures if necessary. Ping is the most common and simple method to test an Internet Protocol (IP) network availability and connectivity. The ping application combined with an embedded device such as Raspberry Pi) used to collect data from multiple nodes of the telecentre network simultaneously and send report to the Central Monitoring Station (CMS) for processing, and the CMS weh services will display the monitored information and represent the information. Through the analysis of existing telecentre network model, two system portions, the Connectivity Tester Application and the Web Connectivity Reporter Application will he developed at this client-server monitoring, and provides the foundation to network adrni. nistrator, for control of the telecentre network.

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