Choose any system (e.g., TV, VCR, Rice cooker, walkman, oven, dish washer, washer, refrigerator, workstation, PC, router, switch, Web server, Mail server, DNS server, CORBA application object, etc.) that you would like to manage using a management system. Assume that the device is connected to a network and can be managed by a remote manager.

Model the device by defining an MO MIB definition using GDMO. Use the GDMO MIB definition tool called DAMOCLES. Make sure that your definition checks without errors by DAMOCLES.

Note that you need not model the system to the lowest detail. Simplify the system as much as possible but make sure that your definition contains at least three layers of class hierarchy and a half dozen MO class definitions.

Make sure to include enough comments (similar to a well-commented C program) in your MIB definition.

Submit a report containing the following:

• a general description of your system being modeled (in a natural language)
• window dumps of
  • 1) class inheritance tree
  • 2) containment tree
  • 3) class browser showing your class definitions
• print out of your Web page(s) containing the MIB definition (i.e., the MIB definition source)