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Use Of Network Activity Monitoring System To Solve Problems Case Study Of Benue Internal Revenue Service
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4.6 Implementation Plans
This procedure involves methods
transiting from the old system to the new system. The researcher
recommends the parallel changeover procedure because, it allows both the
old system to be compared with the new automated system; as it allows
the researcher and system designer to prove the efficiency of the new
system over existing method of operation.
4.6.1 Documentation
Program
documentation is an ordered set of information for the computer system
to follow and produce a result. These instructions are stored in
computer memory to solve problem.
For this to be achieved there must
be a procedure involving how to stop and start the system, enter
information and must be properly documented.
4.6.2 User Guide On the client side:
➢ Client logs in by inserting the correct username and password on the corresponding text field and password field.
Server side:
➢ Double click on AMS Admin on the desktop
➢ Admin must log in using the correct user name and password
To register user
➢ Go to file
➢ Click register user
➢ Register user dialog comes up
➢ Insert the user details and click the register user button.
To register administration
➢ Go to file
➢ Click register user
➢ Register admin dialog comes up
➢ Insert the admin details and click the register admin button
To exit
➢ Go to file, then click on exit
To view image log
➢ Go to edit, then click view log.
➢ The view user log dialog box comes up.
➢ On the dialog box, click or select a user and click view to view the user; list of dialog.
➢ Click on each item on the list to view a particular image log
4.6.3 Installation of the Software
The executable software is stored on a CD ROM or flash disk. Extract the executables;
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Install the AMS admin first on the drive c: and include it on the
system start up Menu followed by the PHP Runtime Environment.
➢ Install the MYSQL server and configure the database.
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To execute the user part of the application, since the AMS is included
on the start-up, it will start up menu once the user boots up the
system.
➢ For the AMS admin, double click on the AMS Admin.php executable located on C:/AMS admin/ dist. to start.
4.7 Maintenance Details
Software
needs to be reviewed and maintained at intervals, to ensure proper
functioning. Hence there is need to maintain the software at regular
interval to make sure that unforeseen problems are solved and ensure
that the new system continue to achieve desired results. The following
are the ways to maintain the software:
➢ Backup the image cache folder on bi-weekly bases
➢ Back up the database tables
➢ Make sure that all the clients goes off before the service
➢ The server must have a standby UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)
➢ There may be need to change the capturing time of the software, depending on security levels.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]The objective of this work is to develop a system that should be able to;➢   Detect active users.➢   Provide accurate evidence on corporate fraud when investigation is being carried out in an organization.➢   Monitor the daily activities of every user in a network in real time.➢   Has a good memory management for efficient carrying out of activities.1.4   Significance of StudyTherefore some of the significance and benefits of this work include:➢   ... Continue reading---
CHAPTER TWO - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]The Pathneck technique uses a
carefully constructed packet train to locate bottleneck links, making
it easier to diagnose available-bandwidth related problems. Pathneck only needs single-end control and is extremely light-weight. Those
properties make it attractive for both regular network users and ISP
network operators.The BRoute system uses a novel concept source and
sinks trees to capture end-user routing structures and network-edge
bandwidth information. Equipped with path- edge ... Continue reading---
CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]CHAPTER THREESYSTEM ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH METHODOLOGY3.1Â Â Â IntroductionSystem analysis is the study of a system, with the view to determine the bottlenecks and desired end product and establish the most efficient method of obtaining this end (American Heritage Dictionary, 2003). It is the analysis of the requirements of a task, and expression of these tasks in a form that enables a computer to perform the task. System analysis also refers to the process through which an existing system is ex ... Continue reading---
CHAPTER FIVE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER FIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION5.1Â Â Â SummaryThe topic of this work was reviewed in chapter one with the view of solving the problems encountered in the Ministry of Benue Internal Revenue Service, Benue state. During the course of the research, the present system was analysed in other to detect the bottlenecks using Structured System Analysis and Design Methodology. Object oriented analysis and design methodology was found sufficient and efficient in the design of the proposed system.5.2Â ... Continue reading---
REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]ReferencesBalasubramania. N. A. Balasubramania and A. Venkataramani (2009) Energy consumption in mobile phone: A measurement study and implication for network application.Christopher Wiggins () Network Engineer at Micro Technology Consultants, Inc Fitzgerald, GeorgiaKuenning, G.H. et al (2001) Detecting Insider Threats by Monitoring System Call Activity, Proceedings of the 2003 IEEE Workshop on Information Assurance United States Military Academy, West Point.Ningning Hu 2006) Network Monitoring ... Continue reading---
