Autonomic Networking     Some numbers 40% of the problems in the services are the configuration inside the operator, 20-50% of the time is for find and solving the problems, The critical problems cost $2.8M per hour, 4/5 $ are used for the maintain and the small ameliorations. Needs for an autonomic approach   Traditional Management :  The human (user) on the core of the reaction loop.  The compartmental and information models are static.  The architectures and the process are ad hoc.  The new technology complexity need a lot of capacity for the processing in we compare with the human's capacities. Challenges  Distributed decisions.  Knowledge rather than the data.  Automatic adaptation for the system and the different contexts.  Security and protection. Autonomous Network Definition     The main idea is an autonomous network development. It must be follow a the capacity of the self-organization same the biologic systems. The system must be considerate same an natural group of entities, self-controlled. For theirs goals they don't need the external intervention All the entities can be integrate others self-controlled entities and again … The recursive self-controlled concept are in different domains of the society, the economy, and principally in the biology, etc.   The kernel for the autonomous systems In the management level, the goal is the simplification. We want hide from the administrator the control details inside the components (software and hardware) for an autonomous system. The autonomous systems maintain and adapt their comportment function of :  Internal modifications (components, software),  External modifications (capacity, environment inside the network, etc.),  The needs or the demands,  The goals,  Software or material problems (malicious and innocent). Agreement renegotiations . Autonomic Networking     Some numbers 40% of the problems in the services are. 4/5 $ are used for the maintain and the small ameliorations. Needs for an autonomic approach   Traditional Management :  The human (user) on the core