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There are some further requirements for policy management, which are mentioned here to provide some degree of concreteness in the high-level description There must be a means of detecting and resolving policy con icts so that no con icting policies are applied to the same router Such situations may arise unless the policy management system is designed carefully A conversion must be available from generic policies into device-speci c policies or con gurations Such a conversion can be built into the actual devices, or implemented by a middle component The data model used for storing policies must be structural, extensible, and able to express policies at different levels of abstraction The Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) is one example of a language in which such data model can be written The interested reader is referred to [Kos01] for more examples on policy structures.

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Many protocol interfaces can be used between PDP and PEP, including Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and Common Open Policy Service (COPS) SNMP is commonly used for network status monitoring COPS was developed within IETF for the outsourcing mode of policy management operation described above For the provisioning mode, a separate variant of the protocol called COPS for provisioning (COPS-PR) has been developed In the COPS-PR paradigm, MIBs are replaced by Policy Information Bases (PIBs), providing structured information.

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Using the 2~-periodicity the basis functions (A.74), equivalently we can consider of the function g(:r) = .L in the interval (-n. ) . The Fourier series, obtained using the n procedure from Theorem A. 13, has the form

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12. Using the Header and Footer pop-up menus/drop-down lists, select header and footer elements and their positions. Click Next to continue. The Create a Script for this Report screen appears. 13. If you want to automate the report-generation process, click Create a script and enter a name for the script (or accept the default name). Click Next to continue. For additional information on creating and editing scripts, see 15. To learn what this specific script does, see the paragraph immediately following these steps.

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