Abstract
The authors discuss their idea of an intelligent network management system. In order to simulate intelligence, the reasoning and judgement of the human manager are modeled into a knowledge base. The human managers' view of the network is limited to the Management Information Base (MIB); thus, the MIB provides the starting point for the design of the knowledge base. The network managers' knowledge regarding the objects in the MIB is represented in the Management Information Knowledge Base (MIKB). The authors trace the way this modeling is done. >
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