Common Management over TCP/IP

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Common Management over TCP/IP (CMOT) is an implementation of (CMIS/CMIP) on top of TCP/IP.

It has never been a great success because of its complexity (which makes it difficult to implement on hardware network devices like routers and bridges) and the bandwidth it consumes.

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