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The proposed system automates monitoring of networking hardware in real-time, highlighting scalability and reliability.
Computer laboratory setup typically involves hardware architecture that requires continuous management within the context of academic institutions and enterprise settings in regard to performance, fault detection and peripheral validation. The proposed and designed computing-hardware monitoring system, which monitors computer networking hardware on a real-time, IP-based architecture, streamlines and automates the system-checks with a desktop client-server application. Its solution is based on the Electron with the JavaScript, MongoDB as backend storage, and local network (LAN) as the communication framework. The client application captures and relays system and hardware status to a central server and minimizes efforts in manual monitoring and works reliably, scalability and accuracy on the same. This paper describes the design, architecture, methodology and test cases that the system adopts and analyzes its applicability to any real-world laboratory settings.
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