Now i have some ATT&CK v14 techniques (!importantly, i mean version 14)
["T1090", "T1119", "T1059", "T1190", "T1569", "T1070", "T1056", "T1021", "T1074", "T1562", "T1124", "T1016", "T1049"]
The following paragraph contains which ATT&CK v14 techniques and tactics(!importantly, i mean version 14). Can you detect the above techniques, and give me their IDs and your explanations. Please summarize the IDs of techniques found and separate them with a semicolon.
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Network Configuration Management (NCM) is the process of managing, monitoring and maintaining elements in the networks. NCM is more important than ever before as today's enterprise networks becomes larger and more complex due to software defined networking (SDN) and cloud. Such work may become repetitive, time consuming or eat up valuable operational team's resources. In-spite of the repetitive nature of these task; NCM continues to be a critical component of network management.
To avoid such situations we need a certain level of automation in network configuration management tasks. Typically administrators rely on scripting for their automation needs and at times, lack of scripting expertise makes NCM tasks complex and time intensive. 
As networks become increasingly complex with a mix of traditional and software defined networking technologies, a network operations team's time is best consumed for more complex tasks and triage and should increasingly rely on automation to take care of routine and repetitive items. But some aspects of NCM which require scripting would mean specialized skills of which there may be dearth in the marketplace. 
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Global synchronization tasks on your network. Running the global synchronization task enables the Network Configuration Manager to capture and save all device configurations.



Network Configuration Manager attempts to capture device configurations immediately after any change occurs. An unsolicited notification of configuration changes can be either traps or MIB objects that are sent from the device where the change occurred. When it receives an unsolicited notification, the SpectroSERVER performs a capture and saves the configuration in the database to provide updated configuration data. 
Manually capture device configurations in OneClick.



Capture and manage network configurations for your custom device families. (Devices which do not have out of box NCM support in CA Spectrum) by using simple SSH commands. Create a Custom Device Family based on the model type. The Search Option provides the search settings for the custom device family.



Provide running, start-up and load commands list and corresponding values. Post Configuring the commands, CA Spectrum will enable the NCM support for the selected model type devices.



Use the Host Configuration tab in the Component Details panel, to capture and upload the configurations for a selected host.



With the advent and increasing popularity of software-defined networks, automation will take a front seat to enterprise network teams' day-to-day operations and CA and Broadcom continue to advance their network monitoring platform to meet the evolution of networking innovations and technologies. We continue to provide advanced capabilities to deploy and monitor new technologies like SDN, SD-WAN, NFV and cloud while delivering the network visibility needed to ensure optimal performance and availability.
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