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....incorporate a native Java virtual machine. This is the main difference to our Nanny architecture, since we try to integrate inherited devices with their inherited protocols (DHCP, TFTP, SNMP) instead of defining a new protocol to integrate them into a Jini federation. Web based approaches. Marvel [2, 1] is an architecture for managing resources at the service level rather than at the element level. It aggregates information retrieved via low level protocols into higher level objects. It uses Java and its dynamic code loading functionalities for extending the system while operating. Although it ....

Nikolaos Anerousis. An Information Model for Generating Computed Views of Management Information. In Proceedings of Ninth IFIP/IEEE International Workshop on Distributed Systems: Operations and Management (DSOM'98), pages 169--180, October 1998.

....with management traffic which could worsen the network failure or misguide the performances results. A.5 Discussion Some of the optimization mechanisms we used in the polling layer are not new for SNMP based management. For example, parsing MIB tables in columns was mentioned in [6] and [7]. There are also many other approaches to reducing the SNMP traffic. Most of these approaches are revolutionary and intrusive. For example, the works described in [8] and [9] make use of the Mobile Agent technology enabled by the Java program226 ming language. However, Mobile Agents require an ....

Nikos Anerousis. An information model for generating computed views of management information. In Proceedings of the 9th IFIP/IEEE International Workshop on Distributed Systems: Operations and Management, Newark, DE, October 1998.

....manager in a hierarchical management system, or in an autonomous manager in a distributed management system. 5. Discussion Some of the optimization mechanisms we used in the polling layer are not new for SNMP based management. For example, parsing MIB tables in columns was mentioned in [8] and [9]. There are also many other approaches to reduce the SNMP traffic. Most of these approaches are revolutionary and intrusive. For example, the works described in [10] and [11] make use of the Mobile Agent technology enabled by the Java programming language. However, Mobile Agents require an ....

Nikos Anerousis. An information model for generating computed views of management information. In Proceedings of the 9th IFIP/IEEE International Workshop on Distributed Systems: Operations and Management, Newark, DE, October 1998.

....the manager) Managing large networks requires the capability to reduce the number of events reaching the management system to the ones that are essential to detecting irregular conditions. 1 Work performed when the author was a summer intern at AT T Labs Research. 2 In our previous work [ANE98c,d] we described a distributed computing model for providing network management services to lightweight clients using Java and the world wide web. In this environment, clients are not aware of the structure of management information and the management services provided at network management agents ....

....the design and implementation issues of the architecture. An application of the event architecture on the SAIL broadband access network can be found in section 4. Section 5 presents related work, and Section 6 our conclusions and directions for further study. 2. Architecture The Marvel framework [ANE98c,d] proposes an object oriented information model in which objects represent computed views of management information. Computed views allow the network manager to interact with the managed system at a much higher level of abstraction compared to standards based network management protocols such ....

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N. Anerousis, "An Information Model for Generating Computed Views of Management Information", in Proceedings of the 9th IFIP/IEEE International Workshop on Distributed Systems: Operations and Management, Newark, DE, October 1998.

....of management information well beyond customer network management and network element management applications. Marvel uses a framework for information aggregation that allows the dynamic construction of arbitrary views of management information that can also be beneficial to network operators [ANE98c]. Propose a distributed computing model for accessing management information that can be easily incorporated into web clients. Standards such as CORBA and Java remote method invocation (RMI) JAV97] are now widely accepted for network management applications. Marvel uses a distributed computing ....

....However, in contrast with the OSI model that does not specify how attribute values are computed, Marvel follows some very specific guidelines that allow the manager to link each attribute value to a complex filtering process. More details on how this information model operates are presented in [ANE98c]. In this way, Marvel attributes can be specified in a declarative fashion during the specification of the object and save much programming effort which would be usually required in a similar CMIP agent implementation. For example, one Marvel object may represent a customer profile in a customer ....

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N. Anerousis, "An Information Model for Generating Computed Views of Management Information ", Proceedings of the 9th IFIP/IEEE International Workshop on Distributed Systems: Operations and Management, Newark, DE, October 1998.

....of management information well beyond customer network management and network element management applications. Marvel uses a framework for information aggregation that allows the dynamic construction of arbitrary views of management information that can also be beneficial to network operators [ANE98c]. Propose a distributed computing model for accessing management information that can be easily incorporated into web clients. Standards such as CORBA and Java re mote method invocation (RMI) JAV97] are now widely accepted for network management applications. Marvel uses a distributed ....

....how attribute values are computed, Marvel follows some very specific guidelines that allow the manager to link each attribute value to a complex filtering process. More details on how this information model operates and the language used to express information aggregations were presented in [ANE98c]. In this way, Marvel attributes can be specified in a declarative fashion during the specification of the object and save much programming effort, which would usually be required in a similar CMIP agent implementation. For example, one Marvel object may represent a customer profile in a customer ....

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