Caching location data in mobile networking
S.F. Wu, C.E. Perkins, et al.
APADS 1993
We describe a non-adhoc approach to building an SNMP protocol object for the Protocol Independent Management information Base (PIMIB). In the normal building process of an SNMP subagent, a certain amount of knowledge about the implementation of network resources is still necessary for connecting the MIB with the real network environment. Thus, for a specific MIB description, the development process of an SNMP protocol object is adhoc. In order to improve this situation, two new key words SOURCE and MAPPING representing the information about the network environment are introduced in an extended version of a MIB specification. Also, the EMOSY (Extended MOSY) compiler is implemented to mechanically generate the SNMP protocol agent as well as the PIMIB itself with this extended MIB specification as its input. In other words, we provide a tool that would directly compile a high-level MIB specification into a complete agent implementation. The major advantage of EMOSY is enhancement of agent portability, extensibility, and reusability in management agent development. Furthermore, PIMIB/EMOSY together present a prototype of a new network management agent architecture.
S.F. Wu, C.E. Perkins, et al.
APADS 1993
Chatschik Bisdikian, Stephen Brady, et al.
IBM J. Res. Dev
Kyu-Young Whang, Stephen Brady, et al.
Expert Systems in Government Symposium 1985
Chatschik Bisdikian, Stephen Brady, et al.
IEEE-HPCS 1997