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INTEGRATED NETWORK
MANAGEMENT, III Proceedings of the IFIP TC6/WG6.6 Third International Symposium on
Integrated Network Management with participation of the IEEE Communications Society CNOM and with support from the Institute for Educational Services
San Francisco, California, USA, 18-23 April, 1993
Edited by
HEINZ-GERD HEGERING Department of Computer Science
University of Munich Munich, Germany
YECHIAMYEMINI Department of Computer Science
Columbia University New York, USA
NORTH-HOLLAND AMSTERDAM • LONDON • NEW YORK • TOKYO
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface Symposium Committees List of reviewers
I N T R O D U C T I O N
Strategies for the Nineties Branislav Meandzija, MetaAccess, Inc., USA Wolfgang Zimmer, GMD FIRST, GERMANY
MANAGEMENT ARCHITECTURE
A. PANEL
Emerging Trends in Network and Systems Management Panel Chair: Jim Warner, OSI Network Management Forum, USA
B. MODELING SEMANTICS AND BEHAVIOR
Richer Modeling Semantics for Management Information Subodh Bapat, Racal Datacom, USA
A High Level Specification Technique for Modeling Networks and their Environments including Semantic Aspects
Christoph Benz and Martin Leischner, DETECON, GERMANY
Formal Description of Managed Object Behavior - A Rule Based Approach
Olivier Festor, Universite de Nancy, FRANCE Georg Zörnilein, IBM European Networking Center, GERMANY
Design of Network Management Architectures for Heterogeneous Networks Using Object Oriented Approach
Janusz Filipiak, University of Mining and Metallurgy, POLAND A. Lombardo and Sergio Palazzo, University of Catania, ITALY
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C. T H E R M O N MIB - FROM IDEA TO T H E M A R K E T P L A C E
State-of-the-Art Technology Paper: R M O N - From Concept to Specification 73
Michael Erlinger, Harvey Mudd College and The Aerospace Corporation, USA
Panel: The R M O N M I B : Implementa t ion and Network Management Issues 81
Panel Chair: Michael Erlinger, Harvey Mudd College and The Aerospace Corporation, USA
D. M A N A G E M E N T INFORMATION
Design of the M A N D A T E MIB 85 Jayant Haritsa, Michael Ball, Nicholas Roussopoulos, John Baras and Anindya Datta, University of Maryland, USA
MIB Design for Network Management Transaction Processing 97
Shoichiro Nakai, NEC Corporation, JAPAN
Modelling Resources for Integrated Performance Management 109
Bernhard Neumair, Technical University of Munich, GERMANY
An Historical Object Base in an Enterpr ise Management Director 123
Alex Allister Shvartsman, Digital Equipment Corporation, USA
E. APPLICATIONS OF DIRECTORY SERVICES
A Service for Administer ing Management Information - V P N Inter-Domain Management Support using X.500 and X.700 137
Ursula Meyer zu Natrup, Michael Tschichholz and Susanne Waßer-roth, GMD FOKUS, GERMANY
Integrat ion of the Directory Service in the Network Management Framework 149
James W. Hong, Michael A. Bauer and J. Michael Bennett University of Western Ontario, CANADA
Junct ion Objects - A Solution to a Problem in Naming and Locating OSI Managed Objects \Q\
Mark Sylor, Digital Equipment Corporation, USA
F. DISTINGUISHED EXPERTS PANEL
Internat ional In tegrated Network Management - Are We There Yet? 177
Panel Chair: Roberta Cohen, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA
II. DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
A. DOMAINS AND POLICIES
The D O M A I N S Management Language 181 Axel Fischer, ITK Informationstechnologie Kiel, GERMANY Martine Herpers, Philips Kommunikations Industrie, GERMANY David Holden, AEA Industrial Technology, UNITED KINGDOM Stephan Sievert, ITK Informationstechnologie Kiel, GERMANY
Domain Management and Accounting in an Internat ional Cellular Network 193
Morris S. Sloman, Imperial College, UNITED KINGDOM Barry J. Varley, Sema Group, UNITED KINGDOM Jonathan D. Moffett, University of York, UNITED KINGDOM Kevin P. Twidle, Imperial College, UNITED KINGDOM
Modelling Management Policy using Enriched Managed Objects 207
Jan D. Roos, Phillip Putter and Caret Bekker University of Pretoria, SOUTH AFRICA
B. PANEL
Implement ing and Managing the Dis t r ibuted Comput ing Environment 219
Panel Chair: Kathryn DeNitto, Open Software Foundation, USA
C. DISTRIBUTED M A N A G E M E N T
Distr ibut ion in an Enterpr ise Management Director 223 Colin Strutt, Digital Equipment Corporation, USA
The Management of Monitoring in Object-Based Dis t r ibuted Systems 235
Yigal Hoffner, Architecture Projects Management Ltd., UNITED KINGDOM
Evaluating Management Decisions via Delegation 247 German Goldszmidt and Yechiam Yemini Columbia University, USA
III. IMPLEMENTING MANAGEMENT ARCHITECTURES
A. SNMPv2 - F R O M INDUSTRY STANDARD SNMP TO T O M O R R O W ' S SNMPv2 (SMP)
State-of-the-Art Technology Paper: An Int roduct ion to the Simple Management Protocol 261
Jeffrey D. Case, SNMP Research, Inc., USA Keith McCloghrie, Hughes LAN Systems, USA Marshall T. Rose, Dover Beach Consulting, USA Steven Waldbusser, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Panel:
SNMPv2 273 Panel Chair: Steven Waldbusser, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
B. SPECIFIC A P P R O A C H E S
A Computa t ional Model for OSS Mult ivendor Software Interoperabi l i ty 277
Alessandro Dionisi Vici, SIP Headquarters, ITALY Sergio Gugliermetti and Giorgio Sofi, CSELT, ITALY
UNIX Systems Management via S N M P 289 B. Krupczak, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
The NAS Hierarchical Network Management System 301 Jude A. George and Leslie E. Schlecht NASA Ames Research Center, USA
Managing the Extended LAN 313 Anil Rijsinghani, Digital Equipment Corporation, USA Keith McCloghrie, Hughes LAN Systems, USA
C. OSI M A N A G E M E N T - WORLDWIDE IMPACTS
State-of-the-Art Technology Paper: Incorporat ing OSI Management Technology into the Marketplace 327
Lisa Phifer, Bell Communications Research, USA Paul Brusil, The MITRE Corporation, USA
Panel: OSI Management Technology 343
Panel Chair: John Pickens, 3com, USA
D. I N T E G R A T I N G O S I / I N T E R N E T M A N A G E M E N T STANDARDS
C M I P versus S N M P 347 Michael Gering, IBM Corporation, USA
Simply Open Network Management : An Approach for the Integrat ion of S N M P into OSI Management Concepts 361
Sebastian Abeck, Technical University of Munich, GERMANY Alexander Clemra, University of Munich, GERMANY Ulf Hollberg, IBM European Networking Center, GERMANY
Design of Protocol Independent Management Agent to Suppor t S N M P and C M I P Queries 377
Subrata Mazumdar, Stephen Brady and David W. Levine IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA
An Application Gateway Design for OSI-Internet Management 389
Pramod Kalyanasundaram and Adarshpal S. Sethi University of Delaware, USA
IV. M A N A G E M E N T R E Q U I R E M E N T S , E X P E R I E N C E S AND EVALUATION
A. MEETING USER NEEDS W I T H A MIX OF TECHNOLOGIES
State-of-the-Art Technology Paper: OMNIPoint: An Implementation Guide to Integrated Networked Information Systems Management 405
Bruce Murrill, OSI Network Management Forum, UNITED KINGDOM
Panel:
OMNIPoint 419 Panel Chair: Jim Warner, OSI Network Management Forum, USA
B. USER R E Q U I R E M E N T S
Key Technologies for Integrated Network Management 423 C. Michael Disabato, McDonald's Corporation, USA
X.400 Message Handling Systems Management Functional Requirements 435
Iyengar Krishnan, The MITRE Corporation, USA
Process Management: The Future of Integrated Management Systems 451
James B. Duff, James D. Hunter and David C. Matthews Hewlett-Packard Company, USA
C. EXPERIENCES AND EVALUATION
Experiment on and Evaluation of OSI Management Through the INTAP Interoperable Networking Demonstration 455
Ayako Komatsu and Yoshikazu Maruyama, NEC Corporation, JAPAN Tatsuo Tanaka, INTAP, JAPAN
An Archi tecture Driven Comparison of Network Management Systems 47g
Kraig Meyer, Joe Betser, Eric Negaard, Dennis Persinger, Steven Wang, Robert Maltese and Carl Sunshine The Aerospace Corporation, USA
Service Management of a Satellite Ground Stat ion Network in Suppor t of Spacecraft Operat ion 49,3
Klaus-Jürgen Schulz, European Space Agency (ESA), GERMANY
NetView in a Heterogeneous Environment : Implementa t ion of an Exper imenta l Agent St ructure 505
Werner Filip and Gautam Kar IBM European Networking Center, GERMANY
V. T E L E C O M M U N I C A T I O N S M A N A G E M E N T
A. MIGRATION STRATEGIES
Uniform Modelling of Management and Telecommunication Services in Future Telecommunication Environments based on the ROSA Approach 521
Jane Hall, GMD FOKUS, GERMANY Thomas Magedanz, Technical University of Berlin, GERMANY
A Transition Archi tecture for Breakthrough Special Services Automat ion 533
Donna Bernhardson, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA Susan K. Wilson, AT&T, USA Douglas N. Zuckerman, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA
Potential Network Management Services And Capabilities Associated W i t h SMDS 543
Patrick Sher and Kaj Tesink Bell Communications Research, USA
B. IMPLEMENTATION DIRECTIONS
Object-Oriented Intelligent Telecommunications Network Management System 557
Jason L. Tsay, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA
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Managed Object Definition for Customer Network Management in Public Da ta Networks 569
Hiroshi Sunaga and Shuji Tomita NTT Communication Switching Laboratories, JAPAN
A State Dependent Reliability Model and I ts Applications s g i T. Lin, R. E. Motion and C-W Chao, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA H. Eslambolchi, AT&T, USA
A Software Archi tecture for Management Information Model Definition, Implementa t ion and Validation 593
Florence Dossogne and Marie-Pascale Dupont Alcatel Alsthom Recherche, FRANCE
C. ASSURING N E T W O R K QUALITY
A Hybrid Exper t System / Neural Network Traffic Advice System 607
Rodney M. Goodman and Barry Ambrose California Institute of Technology, USA Hayes Latin and Sandee Finnell, Pacific Bell, USA
An Exper t System for Real Time Fault Diagnosis of the Italian Telecommunications Network 617
Simona Brugnoni, Guido Bruno, Roberto Manione, Enrico Montariolo, Elio Paschetta and Luisella Sisto CSELT, ITALY
Applying OSI Systems Management Standards to Vir tual Pa th Testing in ATM Networks 629
Satoru Ohta and Nobuo Fujii NTT Transmission Systems Laboratories, JAPAN
Damage Assessment - A Network Management Application Based on an Integrated Information Model of the Network 641
Jelena Vucetic and Alexander Gersht GTE Laboratories Incorporated, USA
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VI. MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS
A. PANEL
How Secure Should Network Management Be? 655 Panel Chair: Keith McCloghrie, Hughes LAN Systems, USA
B. FAULT M A N A G E M E N T APPLICATIONS
A Network Diagnostic Exper t System for Acculink Multiplexers Based on a General Network Diagnostic Scheme 659
Kar-Wing Edward Lor, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA
A Case-Based Reasoning Approach to the Resolution of Faults in Communicat ions Networks 671
Lundy Lewis, Cabletron Systems, USA
Event Correlation in Heterogeneous Networks Using the OSI Management Framework 683
Joachim F. Jordaan and Martin E. Paterok IBM European Networking Center, GERMANY
A Probabilist ic Approach to Fault Diagnosis in Linear Lightwave Networks 697
Robert H. Deng, National University of Singapore, SINGAPORE Aurel A. Lazar, Columbia University, USA Weiguo Wang, National University of Singapore, SINGAPORE
C. MULTIVENDOR APPLICATIONS - T H E WAVE OF THE F U T U R E
State-of-the-Art Technology Paper: Mult ivendor Network Management - The Realities 7 U
Dave Mahler, Remedy Corporation, USA
Panel: Network Management Applications 721
Panel Chair: Dave Mahler, Remedy Corporation, USA
D. MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TOOLS
Supporting Network Management through Declaratively Specified Data Visualizations 725
Mariano P. Consens and Masum Z. Hasan University of Toronto, CANADA
A Tool Supporting the Management Information Modeling Process 739
Marcus Wittig and Martin Pfeiler, GMD FOKUS, GERMANY
Deploying Group Communication Techniques in Network Management 751
Robert Valta, Leibniz Research Computing Center, GERMANY Riaan de Jager, University of Pretoria, SOUTH AFRICA
Author Index 765
