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Problem Statement

No standard method to monitor NETCONF protocol, including
session information
lock information

As NETCONF adds increasing capabilities which can impact configuration management, monitoring becomes increasingly important
Examples: Fine-grain locking

Impacts/Shortcomings
Certain configuration is ‘best-effort’ with failures detected during transactions
pessimistic locking is acceptable workaround in some cases
Interoperability and Tools development is complicated
Multi-vendor, large scale networks require vendor specific monitoring

This draft provides basic monitoring for base NETCONF, sessions and notifications intended to alleviate the specific shortcomings above
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