Keynote Speech (14h-15h)
Management of Dynamic Networks and Services: Correlation - Based Solutions
G. Jakobson, Verizon, USA
Session 3 (14h-16h) : Fault Management
Chair : Michèle Sibilla, IRIT, France
Rule Induction Of Computer Events
R. Vilalta, S. Ma, J. Hellerstein - IBM T.J. Watson Research, USA
Optimizing Probe Selection for Fault Localization
M. Brodie, I. Rish, S. Ma - IBM T.J. Watson Research, USA
Session 4 (16h30-18h) : Agents & Active Technologies
Chair : J.P. Martin-Flatin, AT&T Research, USA.
A Mobile Agent-based Model for Service Management in Virtual Active Networks
F.L. Verdi, E.R.M. Madeira - University of Campinas, Brazil
Distributed Service Deployment over Programmable Networks
R. Haas - IBM Research Zurich, Switzerland, P. Droz - IBM Research Zurich, Switzerland; B. Stiller - ETHZ, Switzerland
Call Management using Software Agents
B. Marques, R. Oliveira, R. Marques, Universty of Porto, Portugal
Tuesday, October 16
Enabling Technologies (8h30-9h30)
JMX: evolution, integration and adoption
C. Ebro, E. McManus, Sun, France.
Session 5 (9h30-10h30) : Service Depedencies
Chair : P. Bettadapur, CISCO Systems, USA.
Managing Dynamic Service Dependencies
P. Hasselmayer, Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany
Dependency Analysis in Distributed Systems using Fault Injection: Application to Problem Determination in an e-commerce Environment
S. Bagchi, G. Kar, J. Hellerstein - IBM T.J. Watson Research, USA
Session 6 (11h-12h30) : QoS Management
Chair : G. Dreo Rodosek, Leibniz-Rechenzentrum Kommunikationsnetze, Munich, Germany./it>
An Approach for Integrated Management of Networks with Quality of Service Support Using QAME
L. Zambenedetti Granville, M. Bartz Ceccon, L. M. Rockenbach Tarouco, M.J. Bosquiroli Almeida, A. da Silva Carissimi - Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Quality of Service Management for the Virtual Home Environment
A. Yew, C. Bohoris, A. Liotta, G. Pavlou - University of Surrey, UK
SLS to DiffServ configuration mappings
A. Gonzalez Prieto, M. Brunner - C&.C Research Laboratories NEC Europe, Germany
Session 7 (14h-16h) : Application Management & Customer Care
Chair : M. Brunner, NEC Europe, Germany
An End-User`s Perspective on Application Management
P.K. Garg, HP Labs, USA
Towards a CIM Schema for RunTime Application Management
A. Keller, H. Kreger, K. Schopmeyer, IBM T.J. Watson Research &. IBM Corporation, USA
Architecture for an Automated Management Instrumentation of Component Based Applications
R. Hauck, University of Munich, Germany
Automated Ticketing of Email for ISP Customer Care
J. Buford - Verizon, D. Bowie - Genuity, X. Huang - Verizon, M. Mady - Verizon, USA
Session 8 (16h30-18h) : Policies languages and IP applications
br> Chair : R. Boutaba, U. Waterloo, Canada.
A Logic-based Policy Definition Language for Network Management
Y. Li, M. Chen, X. Jiang, L. Song - Institute of Communication Engineering, Nanjing, China
Distributed Policy-based Management Enabling Policy Adaptation on Monitoring using Active Network Technology
K. Yoshihara, M. Isomura, H. Horiuchi - KDDI R&D Laboratories Inc., Japan
Automatic Generation Of IPSec/VPN Security Policies Based On Security Requirements In An Intro-domain Environment
Z. Fu - North Carolina State University, S.F. Wu - U.C. Davis, USA
Wednesday, October 17
Session 9 (8h30-10h30) : Management Engineering
Chair: J. Schönwälder, Technical University of Braunschweig, Germany
Predictable configuration management in a randomized scheduling framework
M. Burgess, F. Eika Sandnes - Oslo University College, Norway
A Study of the Behaviour of the Simple Network Management Protocol
C. Pattinson, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
Supporting views in network management systems
C. Palma, L. Rodrigues, University of Lisboa, Portugal
Delegation of Tasks and Rights
G. Vogt, University of Munich, Germany
Keynote Speech 2 (11h-12h)
IETF NM Activities
B. Wijnen, Lucent Technologies, The Netherlands
Technical Program