TECHNICAL
SESSIONS
Tuesday, 15 May 2001
SESSION 1: IP MANAGEMENT
Chair: Jurgen
Schoenwaelder, Technical University Braunschweig,
Germany
Building Management Solutions
for Open Packet Telephony Networks
A. Clemm, P. Bettadapur, Cisco, USA.
An Architectural Framework
for Providing QoS in IP Differentiated Services Networks
P. Trimintzios, I. Andrikopoulos, G. Pavlou, C. F. Cavalcanti, D.
Goderis, Y. TŐJoens, P.Georgatsos, L. Georgiadis, D. Griffin, C.
Jacquenet, R. Egan, G. Memenios
Integrated Management
for IP End-to-End Transport Services Over WDM Netwroks
J. Serrat, A. Galis, N. Katsanou, L. Raptis, N. Silva, F. Karayannis,
P. Bayvel, W. Verhoef, H. Balemans, J. Sanchez, R. Garcia, E. Grampin,
D. Chronis, J. A. Lozano, B. Mayersohn, D. Josef, C. Todd
SESSION
2: MOBILE CODE
Chair:
Danny Raz, Lucent, USA
Evaluating Recovery
Protocols for Mobile Agents in Network Management Applications
S. Bruce, D. G. Linton, University of
Central Florida, USA
Dynamic Evolution
of Network Management Software by Software Hot-Swapping
N. Feng, G. Ao, T. White, B. Pagurek, Carleton
University, Canada
Systems Designs for
Adaptive, Distributed Network Monitoring and Control
H. LI, S. Yang, H. Xi, J.Baras, University of Maryland, USA
SESSION
3: PRICING & ACCOUNTING
Chair: Rolf Stadler, Columbia
University, USA
Management of Differentiated
Services Usage by the Cumulus Pricing Scheme and a Generic Internet
Charging System
B. Stiller, J. Gerke, P. Reichl, P. Flury,
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Federated Accounting:
Service Charging and Billing in a Business-to-Business
B. Bhushan, GMD-Fokus, Germany,
E. Leray, Waterford Institute of Technology,
Ireland, M. Tschichholz, GMD-Fokus,
Germany, W. Donnelly, Waterford
Institute of Technology, Ireland
Development of a Prototype
Based on TINA Accounting Management Architecture
A.Sekkaki, L. Alvarez, W. Watanabe, C. Westphall, Federal
University of Santa Catarina, Brazil
SESSION
4: VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK MANAGEMENT
Chair: Raouf Boutaba, University
of Waterloo, Canada
Performance Modeling
for Virtual Network-Based Service Provisioning
M. El-Darieby, J. Rolia, D. Petriu, Carleton
University, Canada
Design and Implementation
of a Generic Connection Management and Service Level Agreement Monitoring
Platform Supporting the Virtual Private Network Service
F. De Turck, S. Vanhastel, F. Vandermeulen, P. Demeester,
Ghent University, Belgium
Towards an Architecture
of High Availability over IP
D. Ranc, Institute National des Telecommunications,
France, K. Sammoud, L. Maknavicius,
ENST, France
SESSION
5: OPEN SOURCE
Chair: Aiko Pras,
University of Twente, the Netherlands
Open Source Components
for Distributed Internet Management
F. Strauss, J. Schonwalder, Technical
University Braunschweig, Germany, TU Braunschweig, J. Quittek,
NEC, Germany
Monitoring Networks
Using Ntop
L. Deri, Telecom Italia, R. Carbone,
University of Pisa, Italy
Using the NeTraMet
for Production Traffic Measurement
N. Brownlee, The University of Auckland
SESSION
6: PANEL 1
Charging for Quality of Service or Managing Service Level Agreements?
Chair: Burkhard Stiller,
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Panelists:
Jrn Altmann, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories,
Cupertino, U.S.A.
Nevil Brownlee, University of Auckland,
New Zealand
Marcus Brunner, NEC Europe, CCRL, Heidelberg,
Germany
Georg Carle, GMD Fokus, Glone, Berlin,
Germany
Christian Rad, AT&T, U.S.A.
(See
description on the Panel Abstracts
page)
SESSION
7: CELLULAR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
Chair: Adarsh Sethi, University
of Delaware, USA
An Architecture for
Self-Tuning Cellular Systems
P. Magnusson, J. Oom, Ericsson, Sweeden
A Framework for Integrated
Management of Mobile-Stations Over the Air
P. Oommen, Nokia, USA
An Integrated Capacity
Manager for Multimedia Cellular Networks
T. S. Randhawa, S. Hawthorne, K. Moir, Acterna,
USA , R. H. S. Hardy, Simon Fraser
University, Canada
SESSION
8: POSTERS
Chair: Olivier Festor,
INRIA-LORIA, France
A User-Centric Approach
to Automated Service Provisioning
G. D. Rodesek, Leibniz Supercomputing
Center, Germany; L. Lewis, Aprisma
Management Technologies
An XML-Based Policy-Driven
Management Information Service
R. Natarajan, A. P. Mathur, Purdue University;
P. McKee, BT, Adastral Park, UK
Provisioning of Heterogeneous
Network Devices: A Meta-Data-Driven Approach
Y. -J. Lin, Bell Laboratories, Lucent
Technologies; M.E. Stahl, Xebeo
Communications, Inc., D. Mohan
Intelligent Search
for Correlated Alarm Events in Databases
K. -D. Tuchs, K. Jobmann, University of
Hanover, Germany
Embedded Monitoring
of QoS Parameters in IP-Based Virtual Private Networks
T. Lindh, The Department of Microelectronics
and Information Technology at KTH
A Network Management
Framework for Multi-Layered Network Survivability: An Overview
D. Medhi, University of Missouri-Kansas
City; S. Jain, Transportation.com;
D. Shenoy Ramam, S. R. Thirumalasetty, Ciena
Corporation; M. Saddi, Calix Networks;
F. Summa, Informix Corporation
Data Warehouse Middleware
Towards a Unified Resource Management
P. Assis, Instituto Politecnico do Porto,
Portugal; J. A. Martins, Universidade
de Aveiro, Portugal
A development Framework
for Network Management Systems Based on Reconfigurable Components
E. Jaen, J. Serrat, Univeritat Politecnica
de Catalunya, Spain; G. Pavlou, University
of Sydney, Australia
A Generic TC/COBRA
Gateway Using Object Pool Mechanism
J. -H. Kim, D. -H. Lee, M. -S. Jeong, J. -T. Park,
Kyungpook National University, Korea; S. -J. Lee,
KTM.com Co., Ltd, Korea
Managing a Differentiated
Quality of Service in a World Wide Web Server
N. Vasiliou, H. Lutfiyya, The University
of Western Ontario, Canada
SNMP Management of
MASIF Platforms
R. P. Lopes, Instituto Politecnico de
Braganca, Portugal; J. L. Oliveira,
Universidad de Aveiro, Portugal
On the Impact of Using
Web Interfaces in a Distributed Management Platform
G. P. Safe, J. M. S. Nogueira, A. A. F. Loureiro,
Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil; C. M. Machado,
Telemar Minas Gerais, Brazil
SHAMAN - An Environment
for Distributed Management Applications
A. S. Sethi, D. Zhu, P. Kalyanasundaram,
University of Delaware, USA
SESSION
9: PANEL 2
Optical Internetworking: Can We Manage the
Integration of IP and the Optical Layer?
Chair: Doug Rom
Panelists:
Bala Rajagopalan, Tellium, USA
Scott Marcus, Genuity, USA
Jim Gambony, Worldcom, USA
Bill Miniscalco, Verizon, USA
Beau Atwater, Telcordia Technologies,
USA
(See
description on the Panel Abstracts
page)
Wednesday, 16 May 2001
SESSION
10: EVENT CORRELATION
Chair: Gabriel Jakobson,
Verizon, USA
Yemanja A Layered
Event Correlation Engine for Multi-Domain Server Farms
K. Appleby, G. Goldszmidt, IBM, USA,
M. Steinder, University of Delaware, USA
A Systematic Approach
to Discovering Correlation Rules In Event Management
L. Burns, J. Hellerstein, S. Ma, C.S. Perng, D.A. Rabenhorst,
IBM, USA, D.Taylor, University
of Waterloo, Canada
Dynamic Group Management
for Supporting Scalable Distributed Event Correlation
E. Al-Shaer, DePaul University, USA
SESSION
11: MANAGEMENT MODELS
Chair: James Hong,
PostTech, Korea
An Active Approach
to Characterizing Dynamic Dependencies for Problem Determination
in a Distributed Application Environment
A. Brown, G. Kar, A. Keller, IBM, USA
Models and Analysis
of Trade-Offs in Distributed Network Management Approaches
Y. Zhu, Microsoft, USA, T. M. Chen,
SMU, USA, S. S. Liu, Verizon,
USA
A Navigation Pattern
for Scalable Internet Management
K. S. Lim, R. Stadler, Columbia University,
USA
SESSION
12: SNMP
Chair: Robert Weihmayer, Genuity,
USA
Reverse Engineering
Internet MIBs
J. Schonwalder, TU Braunschweig, Germany,
A. Muller
An Efficient Way To
Browse Large MIB Tables
D. Breitgand, The Hebrew Univ., Israel,
D. Raz, Bell-Labs, USA, Y.
Shavitt, Bell-Labs, USA
Implementation and
Performance Analysis of SNMP on a TLS/TCP Base
X. Du, Univ. of Maryland, USA,
M. Rozenblit, Teraburst, USA, M.
A. Shayman, Univ. of Maryland, USA
SESSION
13: FAULT MANAGEMENT I
Chair: Seraphin Calo,
IBM, USA
MIB Variable Based
Fault Classification: The Next Step Towards Proactive Management
M. Thottan, Bell-Labs, USA
Java Implementations
of Systems Under Test for Advanced Fault Management
M. Guiagoussou, R. Boutaba, M. Kadoch,
University of Waterloo, Canada
A Time-Aware Fault
Diagnosis System in LAN
C. Chao, D. Yang, A. Liu, Feng Chia University
Taiwan
SESSION
14: POLICY-BASED MANAGEMENT
Chair: German Goldszmidt,
IBM, USA
MPLS Management Using
Policies
M. Brunner, NEC Europe, Germany,
J. Quittek, NEC, Germany
A Policy Deployment
Model for the Ponder Language
N. Dulay, E. Lupu, M.Sloman, N. Damianou,
Imperial College, UK
Examples and A Method
of Policy Division and Fusion
Y. Kanada, Hitachi, Japan
SESSION
15: PANEL 3
SNMP and/or COPS for
Configuration Management
Chair: Bert Wijnen, Lucent,
USA
Panelists:
Diana Rawlins, WorldCom,
USA
David Durham, Intel Corp., USA
Steve Waldbusser, Consultant, USA
(See description
on the Panel Abstracts page)
SESSION
16: FAULT MANAGEMENT II
Chair: Shri Goyal, Verizon,
USA
Semi-Active Replication
of SNMP Objects in Agent Groups Applied for Fault Management
E. Duarte Jr., A. Santos, Federal University
of Parana, Brazil
A Framework for Automated
Unit Testing of Live Network Clouds
V. Sethaput, K. Thorley, L. Zhou, B. Voldmane, A. Onart, F. Travostino,
Nortel, USA.
Event Relationship
Networks: A Framework for Action Oriented Analysis
D. Thoenen, J. Riosa, J.L. Hellerstein,
IBM, USA
SESSION
17: SECURITY MANAGEMENT
Chair: Emil Lupu,
Imperial College, UK
Proactive Detection
of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks Using MIB Traffic Variables
- A Feasibility Study
J. Cabrera, L. Lewis, X. Qin, W. Lee, R. Prasanth, B. Ravichandran,
R. Mehra
Self-Aware Services:
Using Bayesian Networks for Detecting Anomalies in Internet-Based
Services, with Email Virus Detection Example
A. Bronstein, HP Laboratories, USA,
I. Cohen, Beckman Institute, USA,
J. Das, HP E-Speak Operation, USA,
R. Friedrich, HP Laboratories, USA,
M. Mueller, HP Services, USA, S.
Singhal, HP Laboratories, USA
Management of End-to-End
Security in Collaborative IP Network Environments
B. Sivasubramania, M. K. Sundareshan,
Univ. of Arizona, USA
SESSION
18: PANEL 4
Can WBEM Replace SNMP?
Chair: J.P. Martin-Flatin,
AT&T Labs, USA
Panelists:
Jim Davis, Sun Microsystems, USA
James Hong, POSTECH, Korea
Aiko Pras, University of Twente, The Netherlands
Juergen Schoenwaelder, TU Braunschweig,
Germany
Andrea Westerinen, Cisco, USA
(See
description on the Panel Abstracts
page)
Thursday, 17 May 2001
SESSION
19: TECHNOLOGIES AND ARCHITECTURES
Chair: Doug Zuckerman, Telcordia,
USA
Managing Application
Service Dependencies with XML and the Resource Description
C. Ensel, TU Munich, Germany, A. Keller,
IBM, USA
Improving Network
Management Systems with Contextual Inquiry Methodology
L. Lewis, T. Cleary, Aprisma, USA
The Role of XML in
TMN Evolution
D. Lewis, UH Communications, UK, J. D. Mouritzsen, TeleDanmark,
Denmark
SESSION
20: SERVICE MANAGEMENT
Chair: Gabi Dreo Rodosek,
Leibniz Supercomputer Center, Germany
Managing Highly Dynamic
Services Using Extended Temporal Network Information Models
R. State, O. Festor, E. Nataf, INRIA,
France
Towards Generic Service
Management Concepts - A Service Model Based Approach
M. Garschhammer, R. Hauck, H. Hegering, B. Kempter, M. Langer, M.
Nerb, I. Radisic, H. Rolle, H. Shmidt, TU
Munchen, Germany
Service Creation and
Service Management for Advanced IP Services
A. Kittel, Verizon, USA, R. Bhantnagar,
K. Hum, M. Weintraub
SESSION
21: CORBA-BASED MANAGEMENT
Chair: Gautam Kar, IBM,
USA
A Phrase-Oriented
Approach for Defining Management Algorithms for CORBA Applications
M. Debusmann, Fachhochschule Wiesbaden,
Germany
An Efficient Naming
Service for CORBA-based Network Management
J. Kwon, M. Jeong, J. Park, Kyungpook
National University, Korea
Integrating SSL to
the JaCoWeb Security Framework: Project and Implementation
M. S. Wangham, L. C. Lung, C. M. Westphall, J. Fraga,
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil
SESSION
22: DYNAMIC MANAGEMENT
Chair: Metin Feridun,
IBM, Switzerland
A Novel Architecture
For Active Service Management
I. W. Marshall, H. Gharib, J. Hardwicke, C. Roadknight,
BT UK
ReActive Network Management
Architectures & Routing in MultiService Networks
T. Michalareas, UCL, UK
Real-Time OSPF Route
Monitoring
E. Baccelli, Institut Eurecom, France,
R. Rajan, AT&T Labs-Research, USA
SESSION
23: SLA & BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT
Chair: Branislav Meandzija, General
Instrument, USA
Using Control Theory
to Achieve Service Level Objectives In Performance Management
S. Parekh, N. Gandhi, J. Hellerstein, D. Tilbury, T. Jayram, J.
Bigus, IBM, USA
Oceano - SLA Based
Management of a Computing Utility
K. Appleby, S. Fakhouri, L. Fong, G. Goldszmidt, M. Kalantar,
IBM, USA
An Intelligent Multiagent
System Manages Web-Based Strategic Business Processes
J. Debenham, University of Technology
Sydney, Australia
SESSION
24: PANEL 5
Will Pervasive Computing Be Manageable?
Chair: Morris Sloman,
Imperial College, UK
Panelists:
Victor Bahl, Microsoft Research, USA
Gaetano Boriello, University of Washington,
USA
Richard Graveman, Telcordia, USA
Steven Shafer, Microsoft Research, USA
(See description
on the Panel Abstracts page)
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