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    This document describes a mobile-based network monitoring system that allows a network administrator to remotely monitor and control a local area network (LAN) using a cell phone. The system has three main components: a server connected to the LAN, a mobile client application, and client devices on the LAN. The mobile app allows the administrator to view process lists, start/stop processes, access and open files, send/broadcast messages, create new files, and shut down client devices from their phone. The system uses GPRS, Android, and mobile agent technologies to enable this remote monitoring and administration of the LAN via a cell phone from anywhere.

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    This document describes a mobile-based network monitoring system that allows a network administrator to remotely monitor and control a local area network (LAN) using a cell phone. The system has three main components: a server connected to the LAN, a mobile client application, and client devices on the LAN. The mobile app allows the administrator to view process lists, start/stop processes, access and open files, send/broadcast messages, create new files, and shut down client devices from their phone. The system uses GPRS, Android, and mobile agent technologies to enable this remote monitoring and administration of the LAN via a cell phone from anywhere.

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    This document describes a mobile-based network monitoring system that allows a network administrator to remotely monitor and control a local area network (LAN) using a cell phone. The system has three main components: a server connected to the LAN, a mobile client application, and client devices on the LAN. The mobile app allows the administrator to view process lists, start/stop processes, access and open files, send/broadcast messages, create new files, and shut down client devices from their phone. The system uses GPRS, Android, and mobile agent technologies to enable this remote monitoring and administration of the LAN via a cell phone from anywhere.

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    Mobile Based Network Monitoring System

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    Varsha
    This document describes a mobile-based network monitoring system that allows a network administrator to remotely monitor and control a local area network (LAN) using a cell phone. The system has three main components: a server connected to the LAN, a mobile client application, and client devices on the LAN. The mobile app allows the administrator to view process lists, start/stop processes, access and open files, send/broadcast messages, create new files, and shut down client devices from their phone. The system uses GPRS, Android, and mobile agent technologies to enable this remote monitoring and administration of the LAN via a cell phone from anywhere.

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    Mobile Based Network monitoring System

    Presented by –
    Pawar Karuna
    T.E(Computer)
    Roll No. -
    Introduction
    • What is Mobile Based Monitoring System?

    • Major Parts of Complete system


    1. Server
    2. Client
    3. Mobile application
    System Architecture

    Features Controlled By Cell Phone


    1. Overall View
    2. Process List
    3. Initiate Process
    4. Kill Process
    5. Access files
    6. Open File
    7. Send messages
    8. Broadcast messages
    9. New File
    10.Shut Down
    Technologies
    1. GPRS technology
    General Packet Radio Service is a packet-switching technology that enables data transfers through the cellular network’s
    global system for mobile communications (GSM), providing end-to-end, wide-area wireless IP connectivity.
    2. Android Technology
    • Application framework- it enables reuse and replacement of components

    • Dalvik virtual machine- it is optimized for mobile device


    •
    • Integrated browser- it is based on the open source web kit engine

    • Optimized graphics- it is peered by a custom 2D, 3D graphics library.


    • SQLite

    • media support

    • GSM technology

    • Bluetooth, EDGE, 3G, Wi-Fi, camera, GPS, compass etc.


    3. Mobile Agent

    Mobile base Client server communication


    ADVANTAGES
    • High Throughput: It aims to develop an integrated software solution that allows
    a network administrator to remotely monitor his LAN network by his cell phone.
    As speed of internet is high, performance of project increases.

    • Scalability: We can connect any number of clients to the server as per our
    requirement.

    • Availability: It is available any time anywhere irrespective of the presence of


    network administrator near the LAN.

    • Reliability: We can perform all functions required to administrate the LAN


    remotely. It fails only when internet connection fails.

    • Transparency: Meet the Administrator’s requirements and satisfaction, since


    perform all Functions required administrating the LAN remotely.Our System is
    easily understandable to user.
    LIMITATIONS
    • The security model and algorithms of GPRS were developed in secrecy
    and were never published.

    • The system does not support duplex communication between client and
    server.

    • Applications can be found in almost any segment or environment


    such as: Security, Agriculture, Automatic meter reading, CCTV,
    Vending machines, Water Treatment, Elevators and escalators, Pollution
    Control, Process Control, Personnel Monitoring, Cargo tracking, Access
    control.

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