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Presenting mobile software agents for Internet service monitoring, this research monograph discusses newly standardized Internet technologies that allow service providers to offer secured Internet services with quality guarantees. Yet, today the customers of such services have no independent tool to verify (monitor) the service quality. This book shows why mobile software agents are best fit to fill the gap.









Key features:









- An introduction to standard Internet service enabling and managing technology such as IPSec, DiffServ and SNMP



- A generic service monitoring architecture based on mobile agents



- An object-oriented implementation of the architecture based on the Java programming language



- Several implementations of mobile software agents that can monitor new and emerging Internet services such as virtual private networks



(VPN)









The book is addressed to mobile agent researchers looking for new and fruitful application areas. It will also be a valuable resource for innovative internet providers who are looking for a service monitoring infrastructure going beyond monthly reports.

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Abstract ix
Preface xi
Introduction
1(16)
Overall Scenario
2(1)
Advanced IP Network Services
2(9)
Internet-based Virtual Private Network (VPN)
3(2)
The Security Architecture for the Internet Protocol
5(5)
Differentiated Services (DiffServ)
10(1)
Agent Technology
11(1)
Network and Service Management
12(2)
The Problem and the Proposed Approach
14(1)
Outline of the Book
14(3)
A Service Monitoring Architecture
17(12)
Introduction and Motivation
17(2)
Mobility and Service Monitoring
19(2)
Terminology
19(1)
Advantages of Service Monitoring with Mobile Agents
20(1)
The Basic Infrastructure
21(4)
Location of the Control Points
21(1)
Node Architecture
22(2)
Authorization and Filtering
24(1)
Security Issues
25(1)
Mobility Models and Agent Forwarding
25(2)
Supported Mobility Models
25(1)
Forwarding Security
26(1)
Internet Deployment
27(2)
Advanced Infrastructure Support
27(2)
Implementation of CSM
29(40)
The CSM Protocol
31(6)
Overview
31(1)
Internet Communication with Java
31(2)
Layering of the CSM Protocol
33(1)
The Protocol Object
33(1)
Message Objects
34(3)
CSM Message Exchange Sequences
37(1)
The T-Component and the Raw Packet Protocol
37(4)
T-Component Implementations
39(1)
The Interaction between the Node and the T-component
39(2)
Other Options for T-components
41(1)
The CSM Node
41(10)
Node Overview
42(1)
Welcome Procedure for an Agent
42(2)
The Execution Environment
44(1)
Node Services
45(4)
User Profiles and Policies
49(2)
Agent Interface
51(2)
Security and Resource Control
53(3)
Communication Protection
53(1)
Security Layers of the Node
53(1)
Resource Control
54(2)
Agent Security
56(1)
The Home Application
56(7)
Implementation Overview
57(1)
The Transmission of a Request to the Node
58(2)
The Callback Displayer
60(2)
Generic Views of the Agent Results
62(1)
CSM Internetworking Support
63(4)
Name and Topology Information
65(1)
Routing
66(1)
Organization of the Source Code
67(2)
Applications of Service Monitoring Agents
69(36)
Monitoring a Virtual Private Network Service
69(8)
Functionality of a VPN Control Agent
70(2)
Statistical Tests on Cryptographic Algorithms
72(5)
Service Level Agreement Monitoring
77(2)
Agents for Measuring QoS Parameters
79(12)
Throughput Measurements
79(4)
Coordination of Distributed Measurements
83(1)
One-Way Delay Measurements
84(2)
The Ping Measurements
86(5)
Agent Security
91(9)
Classification of Attacks
94(1)
The Semantics of the Agent
95(3)
Attacks on the Input of the Agent
98(1)
Evaluation of the Threat Situation
99(1)
Extended Application Scenarios
100(5)
Further Applications Independent of New Node Services
100(2)
Future CSM Extensions
102(3)
Performance Evaluation
105(18)
Performance of the Node Environment
105(8)
Throughput of the Execution Environment
106(6)
Node Throughput Including the TCP Receiver
112(1)
Agent Performance
113(1)
Communication Performance of the CSM System
113(6)
The T-Component
119(2)
Discussion and Improvements
121(2)
Comparison with Related Work
123(14)
The Internet2 Initiative and the QBone
123(2)
The QBone
124(1)
QBone Measurements
124(1)
Comparison to our Approach
125(1)
Network Measurements and Monitoring
125(7)
IP Measurement Methodology
126(1)
The Simple Network Management Architecture
127(3)
Measurement Testbeds
130(2)
Mobile Agents for Management and Monitoring
132(3)
Network Management with Mobile Agents
132(1)
The Script MIB
133(1)
Network Management with Active Networks
134(1)
Open Issues
135(2)
Collaboration of Monitoring Agents
135(1)
Routing
136(1)
Artificial Intelligence
136(1)
Summary and Conclusion
137(6)
List of Figures 143(2)
List of Tables 145(2)
List of Abbreviations 147(4)
Bibliography 151