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Design and implementation of a multi-domain configuration management system

Keun-Tae Lee

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The author has designed and implemented a configuration management system, which is based on the CMISE service. It provides several functions to configuration management users such as getting information about network resources, re-configuration of a managed network and so on. The network management domain concept and the object-oriented approach for defining managed objects are introduced. The service primitives supported by the configuration management system have been defined and the protocol between configuration managers for multi-domain management has been implemented. CMISE service, simulator and management information base (MIB) are based on the OSI network management framework. Fault and performance management functions are being implemented.

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Key concepts: Network management application, Structure of Management Information, FCAPS, Common Management Information Protocol, Element management system, Computer science, Network management station, Configuration Management (ITSM)