End-to-End Model Driven Policy Based Network Management

Raymer, D.; Strassner, John; Lehtihet, Elyes; Meer, Sven van der

doi:10.1109/policy.2006.17

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“…The focus of PBNM has been to construct information models for the representation of policy and its specifics, whereas autonomic networking concentrates on creating networks that are selfadjusting so as to adapt to changing needs, based on policy and context. Policy can be conceptualized as a control entity with specific attributes related to the managed environment [60]. The DEN-ng model, in its conceptualization, development and application, has significant ties to the OSS/BSS environments in the telecommunication industry and to other related efforts (for instance to the TMForum's NGOSS Frameworx suite [58], where DEN-ng views are identical to the NGOSS views.…”

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“…SID does not provide advanced support context or policy. A detailed discussion of these features and limitations can be found in [60,61,63]. DEN-ng, compared to the other two main information models (DMTF CIM and TMF SID), is superior in the sense that it is truly implementation independent and does include extensive features for policy, state and context representation.…”

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A Survey of Models for Computer Networks Management

Kontoudis¹,

Fouliras²

2014

IJCNC

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A Survey of Models for Computer Networks Management

Kontoudis¹,

Fouliras²

2014

IJCNC

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“…Information models by definition require technology neutrality, or else coherency between the same knowledge represented in different forms in different data models will be lost. Finally, patterns play a critical role in model-driven design [28]. Successful transformation between models requires that the original model contain enough details and semantics to completely guide software tools through the transformation process.…”

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“…This enables us to build a model-driven system [28], where changes to the model can be directly translated into changes in code. Thus, we are able to generate code to reconfigure the system in response to a context change.…”

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The design of a novel context-aware policy model to support machine-based learning and reasoning

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The purpose of autonomic networking is to manage the business and technical complexity of networked components and systems. However, the lack of a common lingua franca makes it impossible to use vendor-specific network management data to ascertain the state of the network at any given time. Furthermore, the tools used to analyze management data are all different, and hence require different data in different formats. This complicates the construction of context from diverse information sources. This paper describes a new version of the DEN-ng context-aware policy model, which is part of the FOCALE autonomic network architecture. This model has been built using three guiding principles: (1) both the context model and the policy model are rooted in information models, so that they can govern managed entities, (2) each model is expressly constructed to facilitate the generation of ontologies, so that

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“…Nowadays, business flows should provide the end-to-end user friendly services [15,21], where new and open management paradigms were proposed. Security management and network management should be unified to allow suitable reaction:…”

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A Dangerousness-Based Investigation Model for Security Event Management

Legrand¹,

State

Paffumi

2008

2008 the Third International Conference on Internet Monitoring and Protection

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The current landscape of security management solutions for large scale networks is limited by the lack of supporting approaches capable to deal with the huge number of alarms and events that are generated on current networks. In this paper we propose a security management architecture, capable to reconstruct causal dependencies from captured network and service alarms. The key idea is based on mapping events in semantic spaces, where a novel algorithm can determine such dependencies. We have implemented a prototype and tested it on a operational network within an outsourced security management suite protecting multiple networks.

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End-to-End Model Driven Policy Based Network Management

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Cited by 27 publications

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A Survey of Models for Computer Networks Management

A Survey of Models for Computer Networks Management

The design of a novel context-aware policy model to support machine-based learning and reasoning

A Dangerousness-Based Investigation Model for Security Event Management

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