James Won-Ki Hong

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1995
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A. Warren Pratten, James W. Hong, Michael A. Bauer, J. Michael Bennett, Hanan Lutfiyya:
A resource management system based on the ODP trader concepts and X.500. Integrated Network Management 1995: 118-130
1994
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A. Warren Pratten, James W. Hong, J. Michael Bennett, Michael A. Bauer, Hanan Lutfiyya:
Design and implementation of a trader-based resource management system. CASCON 1994: 56
1993
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James W. Hong, Michael A. Bauer, J. Michael Bennett:
Integration of the Directory Service in the Network Management Framework. Integrated Network Management 1993: 149-160
1992
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James W. Hong, Michael A. Bauer, J. Michael Bennett:
The role of directory services in network management. CASCON 1992: 175-187

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