| 1. Table of Contents |
| 2. BackCover |
| 3. A Practical Approach to WBEMCIM Management | a practical approach to wbem/cim management p |
| 4. Preface | Acknowledgements |
| 5. Section I: Management | Chapter List |
| 6. Chapter 1: Introduction | The Aim |
| 7. The Subject | The Subject |
| 8. The Readership | The Readership |
| 9. The Book | The Book |
| 10. The Moving Target | The Moving Target |
| 11. WBEM Implementations | WBEM Implementations |
| 12. The DMTF | The DMTF |
| 13. Chapter 2: Device and Service Management | Device and Service Management |
| 14. Frequently Asked Questions | Frequently Asked Questions |
| 15. Chapter 3: WBEM and Other Management Systems | WBEM and CIM |
| 16. The Need for New Management Standards | The Need for New Management Standards Telecommunications Management Network (TMN) Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) WBEMCIM SNMP TMN and CIM |
| 17. Frequently Asked Questions | Frequently Asked Questions |
| 18. Section II: Structure | Chapter List |
| 19. Chapter 4: The WBEM Architecture | Overview |
| 20. Structure of the WBEM Server | Structure of the WBEM Server |
| 21. Architectural Options | Architectural Options |
| 22. Example | Example |
| 23. Frequently Asked Questions | Frequently Asked Questions |
| 24. Chapter 5: CIM and mof | The Concept of a Model |
| 25. Modelling Terms | Modelling Terms Class Class Inheritance Instances Properties Methods Associations Indications Objects A CIM Example |
| 26. Is-A and Has-A Relationships | Is-A and Has-A Relationships |
| 27. UML for CIM | UML for CIM The Unified Modelling Language UML for Classes and Subclasses UML for Associations UML for Aggregation UML for Composition |
| 28. The mof Language | The mof Language General The Naming of Parts Weak Associations Specifying Qualifiers Specifying Classes Specifying Associations Specifying Indications Specifying Instances |
| 29. Frequently Asked Questions | Frequently Asked Questions |
| 30. Chapter 6: Standard Models | The Core and Common Models |
| 31. Versions of the Model | Versions of the Model |
| 32. The LogicalPhysical Distinction | The LogicalPhysical Distinction |
| 33. The Core Model | The Core Model CIM_ManagedSystemElement CIM_Product CIM_FRU CIM_SettingData CIM_Collection CIM_Location CIM_StatisticalInformation and CIM_StatisticalData |
| 34. The Common Models | The Common Models The System Model The Network Model The Policy Model The User Model |
| 35. Frequently Asked Questions | Frequently Asked Questions |
| 36. Section III: Interfaces | Chapter List |
| 37. Chapter 7: The ClientServer Interface | Introduction |
| 38. A Survey of the ClientServer Interface | A Survey of the ClientServer Interface |
| 39. The ConnectionDisconnection Phase | The ConnectionDisconnection Phase |
| 40. CIM Message Transfer | CIM Message Transfer |
| 41. Intrinsic Methods | Intrinsic Methods Enumerating (i.e. Listing) Instances Enumerating (i.e. Listing) Classes Creating an Instance Deleting an Instance Traversing Associations Executing Complex Queries |
| 42. Extrinsic Methods | Extrinsic Methods |
| 43. Authentication | Authentication |
| 44. International Support | International Support International Characters in CIM Languages between WBEM Client and WBEM Server International Providers |
| 45. Frequently Asked Questions | Frequently Asked Questions |
| 46. Chapter 8: The Listener Interface | The Indication Mechanism |
| 47. Indications | Indications |
| 48. Indication Filters | Indication Filters |
| 49. Handlers | Handlers |
| 50. Subscriptions | Subscriptions |
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