International Journal of Network Management, Volume 9

Volume 9, Number 1, January 1999

• Gilbert Held:
  Beware of a new potential liability. 1
  
• Jesper Nilausen:
  APPN in heterogeneous environments. 2-8
  
• Walt Curtis, Lori Sinton:
  Securing the global, remote, mobile user. 9-21
  
• Jesper Nilausen:
  APPN - a continuous evolution. 22-27
  
• Saad Haj Bakry, Abdullah Al-Dhelaan:
  Planning information networks: the scope and the customer issues. 28-37
  
• William Stallings:
  Integrated services architecture: the next-generation internet. 38-43
  
• Anna Hac, Chunlei Mo:
  Dynamic channel assignment in wireless communication networks. 44-66
  

Volume 9, Number 2, March 1999

• Gilbert Held:
  Extend the product cycle. 67
  
• Cynthia Della Torre Cicalese, Martha L. Kahn, John DeCarlo, Pushkar Varna, Elizabeth D. Zeisler, Hal Folts:
  Intelligent interdomain distributed service management. 68-79
  
• Anna Hac, Zhu Zhu:
  Performance of routing schemes in wireless personal networks. 80-105
  
• Yantian Lu, Kenneth J. Christensen:
  Using selective discard to improve real-time video quality on an ethernet local area network. 106-117
  
• Michele Wright:
  Using policies for effective network management. 118-125
  
• Gilbert Held:
  Network undelete for Windows NT 4.04. 126-132
  

Volume 9, Number 3, May 1999

• Gilbert Held:
  Control runaway email. 133
  
• Khalid Al-Tawil, Ibrahim A. Al-Kaltham:
  Evaluation and testing of internet firewalls. 135-149
  
• Gilbert Held:
  Working with Cisco access lists. 151-154
  
• Nathan J. Muller:
  Managing service level agreements. 155-166
  
• Stephen D. Post:
  Network planning with a performance-prediction tool. 167-173
  
• Ron Jenkins:
  Why web-based network monitoring? Leveraging the platform. 175-183
  
• Anna Hac:
  Congestion control in a wireless network. 185-192
  
• Gilbert Held:
  Diskeeper server for Windows NT. 193-196
  

Volume 9, Number 4, July 1999

• Gilbert Held:
  The evil of the urge to merge. 197
  
• Wayne Fuller:
  Network management using expert diagnostics. 199-208
  
• Audrey Biloon:
  Caveat emptor. 209-211
  
• Eli Herscovitz:
  Secure virtual private networks: the future of data communications. 213-220
  
• Mahamat Guiagoussou, Said Soulhi:
  Implementation of a diagnostic and troubleshooting multi-agent system for cellular networks. 221-237
  
• Terry Watson:
  An introduction to WAN analysis and the HCT-6000 protocol analyser. 239-247
  
• Anna Hac, Hong Lin:
  Congestion control for ABR traffic in an ATM network. 249-264
  
• Anna Hac, Kelei Zhou:
  A new heuristic algorithm for finding minimum-cost multicast trees with bounded path delay. 265-278
  
• Gilbert Held:
  Focus on WebTrends. 279-284
  

Volume 9, Number 5, September 1999

• Gilbert Held:
  Father Gore needs a reality check. 285
  
• Chris Nicoll:
  A closer look at service level metrics. 287-290
  
• Saad Haj Bakry, Naim Zawawi:
  An initial zone-splitting design method for cellular telephone systems. 291-297
  
• Fred Engel:
  The role of service level agreements in the internet service provider industry. 299-301
  
• Fred Engel:
  Developing standards for IT. 303-304
  
• Judith M. Myerson:
  Risk management. 305-308
  
• Seong-Jin Ahn, Seung Keun Yoo, Jin-Wook Chung:
  Design and implementation of a web-based Internet performance management system using SNMP MIB-II0. 309-321
  
• Iftekhar Hussain, Kuldip Bains:
  An explicit rate ABR algorithm for new-generation ATM switches. 323-338
  
• Gilbert Held:
  Focus on Hyena. 339-343
  

Volume 9, Number 6, November 1999

• Gilbert Held:
  Are you prepared for an Internet hoax. 345
  
• T. Andrew Au:
  Topological considerations of ATM networks. 347-358
  
• Saud Andrew Al-Barrak, Adnan Andrew Nouh, Saad Haj Bakry:
  Computer simulation for the evaluation of static and dynamic priority schemes in an ATM multiplexer with multimedia traffic. 359-369
  
• Luca Deri:
  Desktop versus web-based network management. 371-378
  
• Fahad Hoymany:
  ATM adaptation layer choice for IP-ATM integration. 379-386
  
• Gilbert Held:
  Focus on Cisco switch management. 387-392