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Principles of Secure Network Configuration: Towards a Formal Basis for Self-Configuration (Contributo in atti di convegno)

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[1] Bistarelli S., [2] Foley S. N., [2] O'Sullivan B., [3] Fitzgerald W., [3] O Foghl´u M. (2006)
Principles of Secure Network Configuration: Towards a Formal Basis for Self-Configuration
in 6th IEEE International Workshop on IP Operations and Management, Dublino (Irlanda), 22-25 Oct 2006
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[1] CNR-IIT, Pisa, Italy; [2] Department of Computer Science, University College Cork, Ireland; [3] Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland (literal)

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The challenge for autonomic network management is the provision of future network management systems that have the charac- teristics of self-management, self-configuration, self-protection and self- healing, in accordance with the high level objectives of the enterprise or human end-user. This paper proposes an abstract model for network configuration that is intended to help understand fundamental under- lying issues in self-configuration. We describe the cascade problem in self-configuring networks: when individual network components that are securely configured are connected together (in an apparently secure man- ner), a configuration cascade can occur resulting in a mis-configured net- work. This has implications for the design of self-configuring systems and we discuss how a soft constraint-based framework can provide a solution. (literal)

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