Integrated Network Management IV 1995
DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-34890-2_27
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Intelligent filtering in network management systems

Abstract: Network management systems have to handle a huge volume of notifications reporting unprompted on events in the network. Filters that reduce this information flood on a per-notification basis fail to perform adequate information preprocessing required by management application software or human operators. Our concept of intelligent filtering allows for a highly flexible correlation of several notifications: Secondary notifications can be suppressed or a number of notifications can be aggregated. An intelligent … Show more

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