Integrated Network Management VIII

Welcome to 1M 2003, the eighth in a series of the premier international technical conference in this field. As IT management has become mission critical to the economies of the developed world, our technical program has grown in relevance, strength and quality. Over the next few years, leading IT organizations will gradually move from identifying infrastructure problems to providing business services via automated, intelligent management systems. To be successful, these future management systems must provide global scalability, for instance, to support Grid computing and large numbers of pervasive devices. In Grid environments, organizations can pool desktops and servers, dynamically creating a virtual environment with huge processing power, and new management challenges. As the number, type, and criticality of devices connected to the Internet grows, new innovative solutions are required to address this unprecedented scale and management complexity. The growing penetration of technologies, such as WLANs, introduces new management challenges, particularly for performance and security. Management systems must also support the management of business processes and their supporting technology infrastructure as integrated entities. They will need to significantly reduce the amount of adventitious, bootless data thrown at consoles, delivering instead a cogent view of the system state, while leaving the handling of lower level events to self-managed, multifarious systems and devices. There is a new emphasis on "autonomic" computing, building systems that can perform routine tasks without administrator intervention and take prescient actions to rapidly recover from potential software or hardware failures.

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Preface. Symposium Committees. Introduction. Session 1: Anomaly/ Intrusion Detection. An SNMP Agent for Stateful Intrusion Inspection; L.P. Gaspary, et al. Firewall Policy Advisor for Anomaly Discovery and Rule Editing; E.S. Al-Shaer, H.H. Hamed. A Scaled, Immunological Approach to Anomaly Countermeasures: Combining pH With Cfengine; K.M. Begnum, M. Burgess. Session 2: Internet Accounting. A Highly Distributed Dynamic IP Multicast Accounting and Management Framework; H. Sallay, O. Festor. User Oriented IP Accounting in Multi-User Systems; Ge Zhang, et al. Tariff-Based Pricing and Admission Control for DiffServ Networks; Tianshu Li, et al. Short Paper Session 1: Monitoring and Security. Monitoring Distributed Systems: A Publish/Subscribe Methodology and Architecture; K. Witting, et al. Proactive Intrusion Detection and SNMP-Based Security Management: New Experiments and Validation; J.B.D. Cabrera, et al. NetLogger: A Toolkit for Distributed System Performance Tuning and Debugging; D. Gunter, B. Tierney. A Case Study of Three Open Source Security Management Tools; H. Gunes Kayacik, A. Nur Zincir-Heywood. MTreeDx: A Multicast Network Diagnosis tool; J. Mulik, et al. Multiple Authorization - A Model and Architecture for Increased, Practical Security; G. Vogt. A Controller Agent Model to Counteract DoS Attacks in Multiple Domains; U. Kiran Tupakula, V. Varadharajan. Toward Understanding Soft Faults in High Performance Cluster Networks; J.J. Evans, et al. Short Paper Session 2: Tools and Information Models. RDF-Based Knowledge Models for Network Management; Jun Shen, Yun Yang. Process Management and Control for Heterogeneous Domain Models; T. Masuda. Semantic Management: Application of Ontologies for the Integration of Management Information Models; J.E. López De Vergara, et al. A Conceptual Framework for Building CIM-Based Ontologies; E. Lavinal, et al. Policy-Based Cooperation of Services in Ubiquitous Environments; T. Tonouchi, et al. Design and Implementation of an Information Model for Integrated Configuration and Performance Management of MPLS-TE/VPN/QoS; Taesang Choi, et al. Using the Access Grid as a Testbed for Network Management Research; C.S. Hood, et al. Automating Placement of Instrumentation in Applications; S. Kaushal, H. Lutfiyya. Session 3: Provisioning and Service Management. Generic on-Line Discovery of Quantitative Models for Service Level Management; Yixin Diao, et al. A Generic Model for IT Services and Service Management; G. Dreo Rodosek. A Revenue-Based Model for Making Resource Investment Decisions in IP Networks; S. Jagannathan, et al. Session 4: Policy-Based Management. Policy Provisioning Performance Evaluation Using COPS-PR in a Policy Based Network; A. Corrente, et al. Design and Implementation of a Policy-Based Resource Management Architecture; P. Flegkas, et al. BANDS: An Inter-Domain Internet Security Policy Management System for IPSec/VPN; Yanyan Yang, et al. Session 5: Monitoring and Performance. Performance Management for Cluster Based Web Services; R. Levy, et al. Facilitating Efficient and Reliable Monitoring Through HAMSA; D. Breitgand, et al. Dynamic Load Balancing for Distributed Network Management; K. Yoshihara, et al. Session 6: Configuration Management. Scalability of Peer Configuration Management in Partially Reliable and Ad Hoc Networks; M. Burgess, G. Canright. Khnum - a Scalable Rapid Application Deployment System for Dynamic Hosting infrastructures; A. Azagury, et al. Enabling PreOS Desktop Management; T. Cruz, P. Simões. Session 7: Peer-to-Peer and overlay Networks. Peer-to-Peer overlay Network Management Through AGILE; J. Mischke, B. Stiller. Web Services Management Network: An overlay Network for Federated Service Management; V. Machiraju, et al. Auto-Discovery At the Network and Service Management Layer; A. Clemm, A. Bansal. Managing Heterogeneous Services and Devices With the Device Unifying Service: Implemented with Parlay APIs; E. Vanem, et al. Session 8: Distributed Management. Delegation of Expressions for Distributed SNMP Information Processing; R.P. Lopes, J.L. Oliveira. Weaver: Realizing a Scalable Management Paradigm on Commodity Routers; Koon-Seng Lim, R. Stadler. Adaptive Resource Management of a Virtual Call Center Using a Peer-to-Peer Approach; M. Cochinwala, et al. Analysis of Mobile Radio Access Network Using the Self-Organizing Map; K. Raivio, et al. Short Paper Session 3: Configuration and Architectures. An Architecture for Provisioning IP Services in an Operations Support System; A. John, et al. Wireless Terminal Management Architectures; R. State. A Scalable and Efficient Inter-Domain QoS Routing Architecture for DiffServ Networks; H.A. Mantar, et al. Software Distribution for Wireless Devices: A Reconfigurable Approach; G. Foley, F. O'Reilly. VPDC: Virtual Private Data Center: A Flexible and Rapid Workload-Management System; M. Masuda, et al. X-CLI: CLI-Based Management Architecture Using XML; Byung-Joon Lee, et al. A Dynamic SNMP to XML Proxy Solution; R. Neisse, et al. Interact-DDM: A Solution for the Integration of Domestic Devices on Network Management Platforms; A.E. Martínez, et al. Session 9: Information Modelling. An SMing-Centric Proxy Agent for Integrated Monitoring and Provisioning; E. Nataf, et al. Towards XML Oriented Internet Management; F. Strauß, T. Klie. Grid Object Description: Characterizing Grids; G. Lanfermann, et al. Session 10: SLA / Quality of Service. Policy Specification and Architecture for Quality of Service Management; N. Muruganantha, H. Lutfiyya. Resource Access Management for a Utility Hosting Enterprise Applications; J. Rolia, et al. SLA-Driven Management of Distributed Systems Using The Common information Model; M. Debusmann, A. Keller. Session 11: Management System Design. A Management-Aware Software Development Process Using Design Patterns; O. Mehl, et al. Managing Virtual Storage Systems: An Approach Using Dependency Analysis; A. Kochut, G. Kar. Design and Implementation of a Generic Software Architecture for the Management of Next-Generation Residential Services; F. De Turck, et al. Sessio…