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9780201631760

Distributed Systems Management

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  • ISBN13:

    9780201631760

  • ISBN10:

    0201631768

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1993-04-01
  • Publisher: Addison-Wesley

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Summary

This book provides a strategic and technical perspective on the practices necessary for good distributed systems management for network managers and engineers. Features investigates the interplay of management skills needed to develop and present the case for a managed syste includes a checklist of points to be considered when planning, installing and maintaining a distributed syste covers managing distributed systems securit provides an overview of current product types

Table of Contents

Rationale for distributed systems managementp. 1
Trends in corporate information processingp. 2
The need for managementp. 3
Distributed systemsp. 5
What is distributed systems management?p. 7
Strategy for distributed systems managementp. 14
Management services for distributed processingp. 17
Models for distributed systems managementp. 19
Uses and users of distributed systemsp. 29
Characteristics of organizationsp. 31
Business sectorsp. 32
Business culturesp. 38
People in distributed system managementp. 41
Management implicationsp. 46
Business aspects of distributed systems managementp. 53
Informing corporate managementp. 54
Categories of information technology managementp. 56
Establishing the requirementp. 57
Risk assessment and managementp. 59
Financial considerationsp. 60
Managing the implementationp. 61
Business recommendationsp. 62
Management functions and management servicesp. 65
Management activities and functionsp. 67
Monitoringp. 70
Services supporting monitoringp. 71
Fault handlingp. 74
Performance managementp. 84
Configuration managementp. 93
Accountingp. 97
Name managementp. 103
Interrelationship of functions and servicesp. 107
Security and distributed systemsp. 111
Special factors of security in distributed systemsp. 112
Security frameworkp. 115
Security mechanismsp. 118
Security policiesp. 124
Risk assessment and managementp. 133
Managing securityp. 134
Security standardsp. 135
Supporting servicesp. 141
Support service characteristicsp. 142
Business risk managementp. 143
Auditing and accountabilityp. 145
Help servicesp. 148
Directories and related information servicesp. 153
User-related management toolsp. 156
Support environmentsp. 160
The automation of support servicesp. 164
Installation, operation and maintenancep. 167
Installationp. 168
System integration and testingp. 172
Operations and user supportp. 178
Documentation needsp. 180
Maintenancep. 183
Distributed systems management conceptsp. 189
Objects and object modelsp. 190
Domainsp. 194
Management policiesp. 206
Policies and objectsp. 210
Authorization policiesp. 215
Management control conceptsp. 221
Delegation of authority using management role objectsp. 223
Responsibilityp. 225
Standards for distributed systems managementp. 231
Relevant standards activitiesp. 232
Organization of OSI management standardsp. 233
Conformance to OSI management standardsp. 247
Alternative approaches to management protocolsp. 250
Other CCITT management standardsp. 252
Open issues in management standardsp. 253
Current practice and future directionsp. 261
Distributed systems management products todayp. 262
The need for tool integrationp. 265
Future directionsp. 268
Applying open standards to management productsp. 271
The application of distributed systems managementp. 273
Appendix A Checklist for the distributed systems managerp. 283
Appendix B Terms and abbreviationsp. 295
Subject Indexp. 305
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