Table of Contents

• Multi-level Reasoning for Managing Distributed Enterprises and Their NetworksJ. Frey, L. Lewis. 5-16
• Integrated Customer-Focused Network Management: Architectural PerspectivesL. Feldkhun, M. Marini, Sandro Borioni. 17-30
• Customer Facing Components for Network Management SystemsIngo Busse, Stefan Covaci. 31-43
• A VPN Management Architecture for Supporting CNM Services in ATM NetworksJong-Tae Park, Jae Hong Lee, James Won-Ki Hong, Young-Myung Kim, Sung-Bum Kim. 44-57
• Network Management Using Internet TechnologiesFranck Barillaud, Luca Deri, Metin Feridun. 61-70
• Using the World Wide Web and Java for Network Service ManagementM. C. Maston. 71-84
• Distributed Systems Management on the WebBenjamin Reed, M. Peercy, E. Robinson. 85-95
• Integrated TMN Service Provisioning and Management EnvironmentG. Chen, Quinzheng Kong. 99-112
• The Use of Allomorphism for the Access Control Service in OSI Management EnvironmentA. M. Ramos, Elizabeth Sueli Specialski. 113-126
• Experiences on Building a Distributed Computing Platform Prototype for Telecom Network and Service ManagementSakari Rahkila, Susanne Stenberg. 127-138
• Active Objects in TMNAnastasia Vassila, George Pavlou, Graham Knight. 139-150
• Joint Inter Domain Management: CORBA, CMIP and SNMPN. Soukouti, Ulf Hollberg. 153-164
• A Service Engineering Approach to Inter-Domain TMN System DevelopmentThanassis Tiropanis, David Lewis, A. Richter, Rong Shi. 165-176
• TMN/C++: An Object-oriented API for GDMO, CMIS and ASN.1T. R. Chatt, M. Curry, Ulf Hollberg, J. Seppä. 177-191
• SNMP and TL-1: Simply Integrating Management of Legacy Systems?Alexander Clemm. 192-203
• Determining the Availability of Distributed ApplicationsGabi Dreo Rodosek, Thomas Kaiser. 207-218
• Secure Service Management in Virtual Service NetworksHai Qu, Tuncay Saydam. 219-231
• Intelligent Agents for Network Fault Diagnosis and TestingGarry Grimes, Brian P. Adley. 232-244
• Layered Bandwidth Management in ATM/SDH NetworksTai H. Noh. 249-261
• Unified Fault, Resource Management and Control in ATM-based IBCNStelios Sartzetakis, Panos Georgatsos, George E. Konstantoulakis, George Pavlou, David Griffin. 262-274
• Performance Management of Public ATM Networks - a Scaleable and Flexible ApproachR. Davison, M. Azmoodeh. 275-286
• DIVA: A DIstributed & Dynamic VP Management AlgorithmS. Srinivasan, Malathi Veeraraghavan. 287-298
• Customer Management and Control of Broadband VPN ServicesMun Choon Chan, Aurel A. Lazar, Rolf Stadler. 301-314
• ATM Network Resources Management Using Layer and Virtual Network ConceptsGillian Woodruff, N. Perinpanathan, F. Chang, P. Appanna, Alberto Leon-Garcia. 315-326
• Management of New Federated ServicesPreeti Bhoj, Debbie Caswell, Sailesh Chutani, Gita Gopal, Marta Kosarchyn. 327-340
• A General Framework for Routing Management in Multi-Service ATM NetworksPanos Georgatsos, David P. Griffin. 343-354
• Switchlets and Dynamic Virtual ATM NetworksJacobus E. van der Merwe, Ian M. Leslie. 355-368
• The Hollowman: An Innovative ATM Control ArchitectureSean Rooney. 369-380
• Immersive and Non-immersive Virtual Reality Techniques Applied to Telecommunication Network ManagementMohsen Kahani, H. W. Peter Beadle. 383-395
• Broadband Video/Audio/Data Distribution Networks - The Need for Network ManagementAlan R. Brenner, Branislav Meandzija. 396-417
• Management of an ATM Based Integrated Voice and Data Network - A Pragmatic SolutionWerner Filip, Georg Zörntlein. 418-429
• Conflict Analysis for Management PoliciesEmil Lupu, Morris Sloman. 430-443
• Implementation and Evaluation of MIB Tester for OSI ManagementKeizo Sugiyama, Hiroki Horiuchi, Sadao Obana, Kenji Suzuki. 447-460
• Design and Testing of Information Models in a Virtual EnvironmentR. Eberhardt, Sandro Mazziotta, Dominique Sidou. 461-472
• Formal Specification and Testing of a Management ArchitectureG. P. A. Fernandes, John Derrick. 473-484
• Incorporating Manageability into Distributed SoftwareR. Chadha, S. Wuu. 489-502
• Designing Scaleable Applications Using CORBAR. B. Whitner. 503-514
• ACE: An Environment for Specifying, Developing and Generating TINA ServicesPier Giorgio Bosco, D. Lo Giudice, Giovanni Martini, Corrado Moiso. 515-526
• Supporting Dynamic Policy Change Using CORBA System Management FacilitiesStephen L. Howard, Hanan Lutfiyya, Michael Katchabaw, Michael A. Bauer. 527-538
• Deriving Variabel Polling Frequency Policies for Pro-activce Management in Networks and Distributed SystemsPetre Dini, Raouf Boutaba. 541-552
• Agent Based Management of Distributed Systems with Variabel Polling Frequency PoliciesPetre Dini, Gregor von Bochmann, Thomas Koch, Bernd J. Krämer. 553-564
• A Nonblocking Mechanism for Regulating the Transmission of Network Management PollsAndre B. Bondi. 565-580
• Fault Isolation and Event Correlation for Integrated Fault ManagementStefan Kätker, Martin Paterok. 583-596
• Non-Broadcast Network Fault-Monitoring Based on System-Level DiagnosisElias Procópio Duarte Jr., Glenn Mansfield, Takashi Nanya, Shoichi Noguchi. 597-609
• Proactive Management of Computer Networks Using Artificial Intelligence Agents and TechniquesMarco Antonio da Rocha, Carlos Becker Westphall. 610-621
• Event Modeling with the MODEL LanguageA. Mayer, S. Kliger, David Ohsie, Shaula Yemini. 625-637
• Network Management Services Using a Temporal Information ModelTheodore K. Apostolopoulos, Victoria C. Daskalou. 638-349
• Meta Managed ObjectsJochen Seitz. 650-660
• RelMan: A GRM-based Relationship ManagerEmmanuel Nataf, Olivier Festor, Laurent Andrey. 661-672
• Divide and Conquer Technique for Network Fault ManagementKohei Ohta, Takumi Mori, Nei Kato, Hideaki Sone, Glenn Mansfield, Yoshiaki Nemoto. 675-687
• Automated Proactive Anomaly DetectionCynthia S. Hood, Chuanyi Ji. 688-699
• Generating Diagnositc Tools for Network Fault ManagementMihaela Sabin, Robert D. Russell, Eugene C. Freuder. 700-711
• An Agent-based Approach to Service Management - Towards Service Independent Network ArchitectureGísli Hjálmtýsson, Ajay Jain. 715-729
• Distributed Network Management with Dynamic Rule-based Managing AgentsMarkus Trommer, Robert Konopka. 730-741
• Delegation Agents: Design and ImplementationMotohiro Suzuki, Yoshiaki Kiriha, Shoichiro Nakai. 742-751
• A Spreadsheet-Based Scripting Environment for SNMPPramod Kalyanasundaram, Adarshpal S. Sethi, Christopher M. Sherwin, Dong Zhu. 752-765
• The First Anniversary of the Tivoli/IBM Merger: The Present and Future of TME 10Franklin H. Moss. 771-771
• When Societies are Built from BitsWilliam H. Davidow. 772-772
• The Future of Integrated Network and Systems ManagementYogesh Gupta. 773-773
• Why Bad Things Happen to Good SystemsLawrence Bernstein. 774-774
• Distinguished Experts Panel: Integrated Management in a Virtual WorldJames Herman. 777-777
• Web Based ManagementBruce Murril, Subrata Mazumdar. 778-778
• Challenges in Managing IntranetsSigmund W. Handelman. 779-779
• Managing MobilityNikolaos Anerousis. 780-780
• New Technologies Bridging the Gap Between Computer and TelecommunicationsRoberta S. Cohen. 781-781
• Open Network ControlAurel A. Lazar. 782-782
• Implementation of Duplicate MD (Proxy-Agent) with Distributed Functions and High ReliabilitySu-Hun Yun, Yoshiaki Shoji, Yoritaka Ohta. 785-785
• An Open Distributed VPN Management System for a Multi-Domain Management WorldHabib Khayat, Lennart H. Bjerring, Rene S. Lund, L. M. Ericsson. 786-786
• SNMP-based Network Security ManagementP. C. Hyland, Ravi S. Sandhu. 787-787
• Managing Personal Communication Systems in a Multi-domain EnvironmentA. Richter, Michael Tschichholz. 788-788
• A Layered Architecture for Capacity Planning in Hybrid NetworksU. Datta, L. Lewis. 789-789
• Network Management Agents Supported by a Java EnvironmentGottfried W. R. Luderer, H. Ku, B. Subbiah, A. Narayanan. 790-790
• Integrating SNMP and CMIP Alarm Processing in a TMN Management EnvironmentF. Munoz-Mansilla, J. Sanchez, V. Carneiro, J. Coego. 791-791
• Distributed Service and Network Management Using Intelligent FiltersCynthia Della Torre Cicalese, John DeCarlo, Hal Folts, Martha L. Kahn, Elizabeth D. Zeisler. 792-792
• TINA Service Management PrincipleH. Kamata, T. Hamada. 793-793