A distributed network management system (NMS) is urgently needed to manage large number of network managed objects (MOs) such as public network MOs. The ATM Forum has proposed the M4-interface to achieve just such a distributed NMS. However, the basis of the M4-interface is not adequate in terms of flexible distribution, because its main unit of distribution is location. To improve the granularity of the distribution, we have defined the route as a further unit of distribution. We also describe new MOs that provide for a distribution based on routes. A more detailed distribution is then possible than with a distribution purely based on location. In addition, we propose a new CMIP Action to move MOs from one sub-NMS (SubNMS) to another while the system is running. Using this Action, we can achieve a more flexible distribution in terms of network problems and load.
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Hiroshi MATSUURA, Makoto TAKANO, "Distributed ATM Network Management System Based on Routes" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 11, pp. 2988-2996, November 2001, doi: .
Abstract: A distributed network management system (NMS) is urgently needed to manage large number of network managed objects (MOs) such as public network MOs. The ATM Forum has proposed the M4-interface to achieve just such a distributed NMS. However, the basis of the M4-interface is not adequate in terms of flexible distribution, because its main unit of distribution is location. To improve the granularity of the distribution, we have defined the route as a further unit of distribution. We also describe new MOs that provide for a distribution based on routes. A more detailed distribution is then possible than with a distribution purely based on location. In addition, we propose a new CMIP Action to move MOs from one sub-NMS (SubNMS) to another while the system is running. Using this Action, we can achieve a more flexible distribution in terms of network problems and load.
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