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Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

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Web-based management of IP networks and systems

Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

The management of IP networks and systems is currently based on the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and the SNMP management architecture. This poses a number of problems. Some are related to the efficiency, scalability, latency, and expressivenes ...

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Patterns in SNMP-Based Management

Rachid Guerraoui, Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

A lot of activity is currently going on to replace the SNMP management architecture with a solution better suited to managing modern IP networks and systems. New candidates include Management by delegation, active networks, and Web-based management. In thi ...

2000

Patterns in SNMP-Based Management

Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

A lot of activity is currently going on to replace the SNMP management architecture with a solution better suited to managing modern IP networks and systems. New candidates include Management by Delegation, active networks, and Web-based management. In thi ...

2000

A Survey of Distributed Enterprise Network and Systems Management Paradigms

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

Since the mid 1990s, network and systems management has steadily evolved from centralized paradigms, where the management application runs on a single management station, to distributed paradigms, where it is distributed over many nodes. In this survey, ou ...

1999

JAMAP: a Web-Based Management Platform for IP Networks

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

In this paper, we describe JAMAP, a prototype of Web-based management platform for IP networks. It is entirely written in Java. It implements the push model to perform regular management (i.e. permanent network monitoring and data collection) and ad hoc ma ...

1999

JAMAP: a Web-Based Management Platform for IP Networks

Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

In this paper, we describe JAMAP, a prototype of a Web-based management platform for IP networks. It is entirely written in Java. It implements the push model to perform regular management (permanent network monitoring and data collection) and ad hoc manag ...

1999

Push vs. Pull in Web-Based Network Management

Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

In this paper, we show how Web technologies can be used effectively to (i) address some of the deficiencies of traditional IP network management platforms, and (ii) render these expensive platforms redundant. We build on the concept of embedded management ...

1999

La gestion des reseaux IP basee sur les technologies Web et le modele push

Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

La gestion des rseaux IP est actuellement fonde sur le protocole SNMP, ainsi que sur des plateformes de gestion coteuses implmentant le paradigme gestionnaire-agent du cadre de gestion SNMP. Cette gestion repose sur deux types de transfert de donnes: un pr ...

1999

A Survey of Distributed Network and Systems Management Paradigms

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

Since the mid 1990s, network and systems management has steadily evolved from a centralized paradigm, where all the management processing takes place in a single management station, to distributed paradigms, where management is distributed over a potential ...

1998

IP Network Management Platforms Before the Web

Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

In this paper, we analyze the characteristics and shortcomings of IP network management platforms before the arrival of Web technologies. In the first part, we give a brief history of IP network management, and summarize the limitations of traditional (i.e ...

1998