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The 3 International Conference
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on Vocational Education and Technology (IConVET)
Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha - Bali | 7 November, 2020
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AUTOMATIC NETWORK
ADMINISTRATION (ANA) IN NETWORK
AUTOMATION SIMULATION AT GANESHA
UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION

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Gede Saindra Santyadiputra , I Made Edy Listartha , Gede Arna Jude Saskara 3
1,2,3 Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha, Indonesia
gsaindras@undiksha.ac.id 1
Abstract. Network administration activities pose scalability challenges.
Challenges arise when the devices handled are very numerous. Instead of
using traditional methods, IT organizations need to implement automation
methods. It is very inefficient to administer a large number of network
devices by logging into them one by one. Human error (human error) is very
susceptible to occur, which will cause configuration inconsistencies, to
configuration errors, which will have an impact on poor network services
provided. The automation method on the network is known as Network
Automation (NA). NA uses an algorithmic approach in arranging steps in
problem solving. NA is executed in the form of an application program that
has the main function of automating routine, complex, repetitive, and
comprehensive activities. Network administration activities that can be
automated include routing automation, virtual administration and backup /
restore. The simulation of NA implemented by ANA. ANA is the testbed
that carried out using the Python programming language by utilizing
Paramiko and Netmiko Library in a virtual environment using GNS3 and
VirtualBox. The purpose of developing ANA is so that network
administration activities can run more efficiently. The results of applying the
ANA can be taken into consideration in network administration activities. In
this paper shows ANA is effective to prove the NA purpose.

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