Integrated Network Management V

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1 Integrated Network Management V Integrated management in a Virtual world Proceedings of the Fifth IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Network Management San Diego, California, U.S.A., May 12-16, 1997 Sponsored by IFIP TC6 WG6 on Network Management, co-sponsored by the IEEE Communications Society CNOM Edited by Aurel A. Lazar Department ofelectrical Engineering and Center for Telecommunications Research Columbia University New York, USA. Roberto Saracco CSELT Torino, Italy and Rolf Stadler Department ofelectrical Engineering and Center for Telecommunications Research Columbia University New York, USA. Published by Chapman & Hall on behalf of the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) Pfl ^ ^^1 CHAPMAN & HALL London Weinheim New York Tokyo Melbourne Madras

2 CONTENTS Preface Symposium Committees List of Reviewers Introduction Integrated management in a Virtual world S.B. Calo TRACKI 1 PART ONE New Approaches to Customer Network Management 3 1 Multi-level reasoning for managing distributed enterprises and their networks J. Frey and L. Lewis 5 2 Integrated customer-focused network management: architectural perspectives L. Feldkhun, M. Marini and S. Borioni 17 3 Customer facing components for network management Systems /. Busse and S. Covaci 31 4 A VPN management architecture for supporting CNM Services in ATM networks J. T. Park, J.H. Lee, J. W. Hong, Y.M. Kim and S.B. Kim 44 PART TWO Web and Java Approaches 59 5 Network management using internet technologies F. Barillaud, L. Deri and M. Feridun 61 6 Using the world wide web and Java for network Service management M.C. Maston 71 7 Distributed Systems management on the web B. Reed, M. Peercy and E. Robinson 85 PART THREE TMN - Today and Tomorrow 97 8 Integrated TMN Service provisioning and management environment G. Chen and Q. Kong 99 9 The use of allomorphism for the access control Service in OSI management environment A.M. Ramos and E.S. Specialski 113 xi xiii xvi xix

3 VI Contents 10 Experiences on building a distributed Computing platform prototype for telecom network and service management S. Rahkila and S. Stenberg Active objects in TMN A. Vassila, G. Pavlou and G. Knight 139 PART FOUR Standards, Protocols and Interoperability Joint inter domain management: CORBA, CMIP and SNMP N. Soukouti and U. Hollberg A service engineering approach to inter-domain TMN system development T. Tiropanis, D. Lewis, A. Richter and R. Shi TMN/C++: an object-oriented API for GDMO, CMIS and ASN.l T.R. Chatt, M. Curry, U. Hollberg andj. Seppa SNMP and TL-1: simply integrating management of legacy Systems? A. Clemm 192 PART FTVE Management Paradigms Determining the availability of distributed applications G. Dreo Rodosek and T. Kaiser Secure Service management in Virtual service networks H. Qu and T. Saydam Intelligent agents for network fault diagnosis and testing G. Grimes and B.P. Adley 232 TRACK II 245 PART ONE Broadband Network Management Layered bandwidth management in ATM/SDH networks T.H Noh Unified fault, resource management and control in ATM-based IBCN S. Sartzetakis, P Georgatsos, G. Konstantoulakis, G. Pavlou and D.P. Griffin Performance management of public ATM networks - a scaleable and flexible approach R. Davison and M. Azmoodeh DIVA: a Distributed & dynamic VP management Algorithm S. Srinivasan and M. Veeraraghavan 287 PART TWO Service Management Customer management and control of broadband VPN Services M.C. Chan, A.A. Lazar andr. Stadler ATM network resources management using layer and Virtual network concepts G. Woodruff, N. Perinpanathan, F. Chang, P. Appanna anda. Leon-Garcia 315

4 Contents 25 Management of new federated Services P. Bhoj, D. Caswell, S. Chutani, G. Gopal and M. Kosarchyn 327 PART THREE Management and Control in ATM Networks A general framework for routing management in multi-service ATM networks P. Georgatsos and D.P. Griffin Switchlets and dynamic Virtual ATM networks J.E. van der Merwe and IM. Leslie The Hollowman: an innovative ATM control architecture S. Rooney 369 PART FOUR Multimedia Services, Applications, Policies Immersive and non-immersive Virtual reality techniques applied to telecommunications network management M. Kahani and H. W. Peter Beadle Broadband video/audio/data distribution networks - the need for network management A.R. Brenner and B.N. Meandzija Management of an ATM based integrated voice and data network - a pragmatic Solution W. Filip and G. Zoerntlein Conflict analysis for management policies E. Lupu and M. Sloman 430 PART FIVE Testing the Management Information Base Implementation and evaluation of MIB tester for OSI management K. Sugiyama, H. Horiuchi, S. Obana and K. Suzuki AA1 34 Design and testing of information modeis in a Virtual environment R. Eberhardt, S. Mazziotta and D. Sidou Formal specification and testing of a management architecture G.P.A. Fernandes and J. Derrick 473 TRACK III 485 PART ONE CORBA-Based Management Incorporating manageability into distributed Software R. Chadha and S. Wuu Designing scaleable applications using CORBA R.B. Whitner ACE: an environment for specifying, developing and generating TINA Services P.G. Bosco, D. Lo Giudice, G. Martini and C. Moiso 515

5 Vlll Contents 39 Supporting dynamic policy change using CORBA System management facilities S. Howard, H. Lutfiyya, M. Katchabaw and M. Bauer PART TWO Network Monitoring Policies 40 Deriving variable polling frequency policies for pro-active management in networks and distributed Systems P Dini and R. Boutaba 41 Agent based management of distributed Systems with variable polling frequency policies P Dini, G. v. Bochmann, T. Koch and B. Krämer 42 A nonblocking mechanism for regulating the transmission of network management polls A.B. Bondi PART THREE Fault Management I 43 Fault isolation and event correlation for integrated fault management S. Kätker and M. Paterok 44 Non-broadcast network fault-monitoring based on system-level diagnosis E.P. Duarte Jr., G. Mansfield, T. Nanya and S. Noguchi 45 Proactive management of Computer networks using artificial intelligence agents and techniques M.A. da Rocha and C. Becker Westphall PART FOUR Information Models 46 Event modeling with the MODEL language A. Mayer, S. Kliger, D. Ohsie and S. Yemini 47 Network management Services using a temporal information model T.K. Apostolopoulos and VC. Daskalou 48 Meta managed objects /. Seitz 49 RelMan: a GRM-based relationship manager E. Nataf, O. Festor and L. Andrey PART FIVE Fault Management II 50 Divide and conquer technique for network fault management K. Ohta, T. Mori, N. Kato, H. Sone, G. Mansfield and Y. Nemoto 51 Automated proactive anomaly detection CS. Hood and C. Ji 52 Generating diagnostic tools for network fault management M. Sabin, R.D. Russell and E.C Freuder

6 Contents PARTSIX Intelligent Agents An agent-based approach to Service management - towards Service independent network architecture G. Hjälmtysson anda. Jain Distributed network management with dynamic rule-based managing agents T. Trommer and R. Konopka Delegation agents: design and implementation M. Suzuki, Y. Kiriha and S. Nakai A spreadsheet-based Scripting environment for SNMP P. Kalyanasundaram, A.S. Sethi, CM. Sherwin and D. Zhu 752 KEYNOTES AND PANEL SESSIONS 767 PART ONE Keynote Addresses The first anniversary of the Tivoli/IBM merger: the present and futureoftmelo F.H.Moss When societies are built from bits W.H. Davidow The future of integrated network and Systems management Y.Gupta Why bad things happen to good Systems L. Bernstein IIA PART TWO Panel Sessions Distinguished experts panel: integrated management in a Virtual world Chair: J. Herman Web-based management Chair: B. Murril Challenges in managing intranets Chair: S. Handelman Managing mobility Chair: N. Anerousis New technologies bridging the gap between Computer and telecommunications Chair: R.S. Cohen Open network control Chair: A.A. Lazar 782 POSTERS Implementation of duplicate MD (proxy-agent) with distributed functions and high reliability S.-H. Yun, Y. Shoji and Y. Ohta 785

7 X Contents 68 An open distributed VPN management System for a multi-domain management world H. Khayat, L.H. Bjerring, R.S. Lund andlm. Ericsson SNMP-based network security management P. C. Hyland and R. Sandhu Managing personal communication Systems in a multi-domain environment A. Richter and M. Tschichholz A layered architecture for capacity planning in hybrid networks U. Datta and L. Lewis Network management agents supported by a Java environment G. Luderer, H. Ku, B. Subbiah anda, Narayanan Integrating SNMP and CMIP alarm processing in a TMN management environment F. Munoz-Mansilla, J. Sanchez, V. Carneiroand]. Coego Distributed Service and network management using intelligent Alters C. Cicalese, J. DeCarlo, H. Folts, M. Kahn and E. Zeisler TINA Service management principle H. Kamata and T. Hamada 793 Index of contributors 795 Keyword index 797