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\author{Liisa Uosukainen \and Tuomas Lilja \and Lasse Metso \and
Stiina~Yl�nen \and Seppo
Ihalainen \and Jouni Karvo \and Ossi Taipale}
\title{IP network management }
\subtitle{Interim report of the IPMAN-project}
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\isbn{ISBN 951-22-4827-1\\ISSN 1456-792X}
\copyowner{1999 IPMAN project}
\series{Helsinki University of Technology\\ Publications in
Telecommunications Software and Multimedia}
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\begin{abstract*}
Helsinki University of Technology, Laboratory of Telecommunications
Software and Multimedia started a project called IPMAN --- management
of massive IP networks, funded by Tekes and industry partners, in
1999.

The aim of the project is to find out the problems arising when the IP
networks grow in number of nodes and volume of traffic.  This report
is a record of the status of the project in December 1999, after the
first year of studies.

The report contains a literature study of the current network
management models and protocols.  The original part of the work is the
four-layer network management model used in the report.

The lowest layer of the model is the network element management layer,
which is about management of individual network elements in the IP
network.  The second layer, called traffic management, intends to
manage the network so that expected traffic properties are achieved.
The third layer, service management, manages service applications and
platforms.  The fourth and upmost layer is the content management
layer, which deals with managing the information that is provided by
the service applications.

\end{abstract*}

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