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Tabl e 1. Report of Conflict Checking
No. Type Position
Cause
Alice ∈ NRDC 1001 ∩ NSFC 0902
∧permitRWX ( NRDC 1001 ,FileX )
∧denyRWX ( NSFC 0902 ,FileX )
Group:: NRDC1001
Group:: NSFC0902
1
SoD
hasV M ( KLBNT,VM 06) ∧ withDom
( VM 06 ,JSI ) ∧¬friend ( KLBNT,JSI )
2
Mig VM:: NRDC VM06
Jeffery ∈ NRDC 1102 ∩ VCTF 1209
∧permitR ( VCTF 1209 ,FileZ )
∧denyR ( NRDC 1102 ,FileZ )
Group:: NRDC1102
Group:: VCTF1209
3
SoD
Carrie ↆ NSFC 0902 ∧ withDom
( NSFC 0902 ,KLBNT ) ∧ withDom (
Carrie,JSI ) ∧¬friend ( KLBNT,JSI )
4
Dom User:: Carrie
controlled below 20 seconds with parallel processing enabled. Also the conflict
report generated by VVCC also relieves the burden of administrators by reducing
the time of conflict resolution for nearly 90%.
Tabl e 2. Consequence of Comparative Experiment
Conflict Number Checking time (s) Solving Time (s)
Type Manual VVCC Manual
VVCC Manual VVCC
Dom-C
15
24
425
12
320
25
Mig-C
2
7
236
19
462
32
SoD-C
17
53
968
11
594
41
6 Discussion and Conclusion
In the practice of the virtualization, the complexity of administrative tasks for
cross-domain VMs has exceeded the expressing power of existing access control
framework. In this paper, VRBAC model, which is extended from RBAC, is
proposed to fill the gap in authorization aspect. VRBAC has been enhanced
with two new concepts, VM and Domain, including corresponding constrains in
comparison with original RBAC model. Also, according to the conflict classifica-
tion, a conflict checking approach is presented to figure out the type, cause and
location of conflicts. Experimental results show that our prototype system ac-
tually facilitates the administrators of virtualized network in aspects of alerting
unauthorized access danger and helping improve the safety of the access control
system.
Acknowledgments. This work was supported by the National Natural Science
Foundation of China under Grant No. 61170295, the Co-Funding Project of
Beijing Municipal Education Commission under Grant No.JD100060630 and the
Project of National Ministry under Grant No.A2120110006.
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