Title: Network Management Using Web Services
Author: Aimilios Chourmouziadis
e-mail: A.Chourmouziadis@surrey.ac.uk
Partner: UniS
Supervisor: George Pavlou
Committee:
Year of start: 2004
Year of end: 2008
Funding institution: UNIS/CCSR
This project will investigate on the potential of XML-based approaches and in particular Web Services to become the future unifying management technology across both the Internet and Telecommunications management domains. This project will explore issues like the design and implementation of a scalable and flexible monitoring system with mechanisms such as scoping and filtering for efficient selective or bulk information retrieval using real case monitoring scenarios based on the TEQUILA architecture . Event Reporting issues will also be investigated as the means to make the monitoring process more scalable and powerful and also to provide functional components of a network management architecture with a consistent view of the network. Scalability issues of configuration management may also be investigated. The goal of this project is the deployment of a minimal framework to assess the performance of WS for network Management and to investigate their applicability in solving a variety of problems. Our key objectives for this project are: