This paper presents a new hierarchical Policy Based Management (PBM) architecture that facilitates the description and automatic discovery of services and devices in Smart Space environments and the specification of high-level policies that control access to these resources in coexisting Managed Zones (M-Zones). The approach is performed in two phases. The first one consists of defining a generic information model of all resources that can be managed in such a space and a specification of a set of high-level policies to express the access control policy of each M-Zone. Both models are specified using the DMTF CIM. (For the next iteration, it is planned to use the DEN-ng model, extended with new specific objects). The second phase is more dy...
A smart space is an abstract and distributed entity composed of interacting digital devices. Creati...
This paper discusses some of the challenges encountered when using policy-based management to manage...
grantor: University of TorontoThe recent considerable growth of computer networks has reve...
This paper presents a new hierarchical Policy Based Management (PBM) architecture that facilitates t...
This paper introduces the M-Zones (www.m-zones.org) approach for the integrated management of networ...
The array of devices, networks and resources available in pervasive computing environments, or smart...
Policies represent an important existing approach to providing runtime flexibility in the operation ...
The new paradigm in mobile services lies in providing a location-based user experience and here lies...
In this paper, we describe a user-centric access control process for devices and services in smart s...
In this paper, we describe a user-centric access control process for devices and services in smart s...
Smart spaces are physical spaces where services provided by Consumer Electronics (CE) devices with v...
This paper introduces an efficient service and resource discovery approach for smart spaces composed...
This paper discusses the underlying infrastructural requirements for Smart Spaces and Managed Zones....
The growth in the popularity of Internet services, increasing demands of mobile users together with ...
This paper introduces a lightweight architectural solution for discovery, monitoring and management ...
A smart space is an abstract and distributed entity composed of interacting digital devices. Creati...
This paper discusses some of the challenges encountered when using policy-based management to manage...
grantor: University of TorontoThe recent considerable growth of computer networks has reve...
This paper presents a new hierarchical Policy Based Management (PBM) architecture that facilitates t...
This paper introduces the M-Zones (www.m-zones.org) approach for the integrated management of networ...
The array of devices, networks and resources available in pervasive computing environments, or smart...
Policies represent an important existing approach to providing runtime flexibility in the operation ...
The new paradigm in mobile services lies in providing a location-based user experience and here lies...
In this paper, we describe a user-centric access control process for devices and services in smart s...
In this paper, we describe a user-centric access control process for devices and services in smart s...
Smart spaces are physical spaces where services provided by Consumer Electronics (CE) devices with v...
This paper introduces an efficient service and resource discovery approach for smart spaces composed...
This paper discusses the underlying infrastructural requirements for Smart Spaces and Managed Zones....
The growth in the popularity of Internet services, increasing demands of mobile users together with ...
This paper introduces a lightweight architectural solution for discovery, monitoring and management ...
A smart space is an abstract and distributed entity composed of interacting digital devices. Creati...
This paper discusses some of the challenges encountered when using policy-based management to manage...
grantor: University of TorontoThe recent considerable growth of computer networks has reve...