News
IFIP WG6.6 Homepage
This is the new IFIP WG6.6 website. The URL is
http://www.simpleweb.org/ifip/
TSNM
TNSM is now a full fledge IEEE Transactions Journal, and included in IEEE Explore
TNSM ComSoc page
Salah Aidarous Memorial Award
The NOMS/IM Steering Committee has awarded the 2008 Salah Aidarous Memorial Award to Veli Sahin.
Manweek 2008
4th IEEE/IFIP International Week on Management of Networks and Services
22-26 September 2008, Samos Island, Greece
IM 2009 and NOMS 2010
IM 2009 will be organized in Ney York from June 1 to 5. NOMS 2010 will take place in Osaka
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Aims
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To facilitate cooperation between
different organizations and individuals internationally
in the areas of distributed operations and management,
integrated network management, systems management, and
service engineering. To be an effective conduit in the
technology transfer between the academic and research
communities, industry and the standard bodies.
Scope
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Our planet is increasingly being
networked using a variety of media, a variety of protocols
and a variety of services. On the other hand, computers
are becoming increasingly pervasive in a variety of
forms and architectures ranging from large scale high
performance systems to micro computers in any type
of appliances, cars, etc. The scope of WG 6.6 is Operations
and Management paradigms and technologies for these
novel and complex systems and networks continuously
evolving over different levels of abstraction such
as element, network, service, and business level.
The Operations and Management encompass different
function areas such as configuration, fault, accounting,
performance and security. This includes new technologies
such as autonomic computing, distributed and policy
based management as well as already established management
protocols and information models. The scope of the
working group encompass the operation and management
of existing networked systems including enterprise
networks and multi-provider networks as well as emerging
ad-hoc and sensor networks, Grids, peer-to-peer networks
and interplanetary networks.
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