NOMS'96-managing the global information age

Warner, James L.; Goyal, Shri K.; Zuckerman, Doug

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“…At the NOMS'96 conference in Kyoto [24], Japan, a paper by Hanaki et al [ 12] described the development of an information model for end-to-end management of ATM PVCs across public and private ATM networks. In this model a Customer Network Management (CNM) interface offers to the customer an abstraction of the public network as one virtual ATM switch, where the switch ports represent actual UNIs.…”

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Inter-domain service management of broadband virtual private networks

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The emergence of an open market for telecommunication services provides a wide range of opportunities for the provision of value-added services by providers other than public network operators. One service already available today is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) that provides dispersed corporate sites with wide-area data communication capabilities using public network services. The introduction of Broadband ISDN allows for the provision of VPN services in a more integrated fashion. However, any effective VPN service must be able to deal with the technological and organizational heterogeneities that are present when providing a high level of service functionality over an arbitrary number of administrative and technological domains. This paper presents a management service for a VPN service that addresses some multi-domain and network heterogeneity issues. It outlines how a design based on the ITU-T's Telecommunications Management Network (TMN) Recommendation was developed and how working prototypes were implemented over real broadband networks.

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confidence: 99%