OneLink Manager™ EMS for the 7R/E™ Switch

McKiou, Kevin W.; Esposito, Daniel V.

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“…Major parts of this design approach were derived from previous working products within Lucent Technologies [3], providing proof of concept. Reuse of the design is being evaluated for other wireless products and, if successful, significant enterprise-wide expertise can be shared, saving development costs and reducing development schedules.…”

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Data-driven fault management within a distributed object-oriented OAM&P framework

McKiou¹,

Buckley²

2003

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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Data-driven fault management within a distributed object-oriented OAM&P framework

McKiou¹,

Buckley²

2003

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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Refactoring administrative services module platform software

Nguyen¹,

Sohn

2003

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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A well-defined, fully backward-compatible application programming interface (API) allowed Lucent Technologies' administrative services module software to be transformed over six releases to incorporate architectural changes driven by market needs not envisioned in its original conception. We describe this software, the changing demands placed on it, how it was refactored, and our guiding strategies.

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The management paradigm shift: Challenges from element management to service management

Erfani¹,

Lawrence²,

Malek

2002

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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report on the current status of key management technologies, which motivates the Lucent's activities described in this issue. Finally, we summarize the papers in this issue, which we hope will smooth the way for more advancement in upcoming technologies. Service and Networking TrendsToday, most service providers still run two parallel networks-one for voice and one for data services. Applications are converging on top of these networks. Intelligent services in the voice network create additional value for service providers. As in the voice network, higher-layer services in the data network influence the lower layers of the network infrastructure.The converged network of the future will be more feature rich than today's network, and it will be driven by the customers' business needs. The so-called "optical communication networks for the next-generation Internet" will provide a client/server relationship among enterprise clients and various applications residing on servers in a number of data centers through a high-capacity heterogeneous network. The network will provide essential applications and services to the clients it supports.This logical separation of the network and services will enable the applications to operate more effectively. It will free them from the constraints of physical topology and allow them to focus on the challenge of meeting service requirements, such as dynamic allocation of resources, easy addition of new

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OneLink Manager™ EMS for the 7R/E™ Switch

Abstract: Developing the 7R/E † Packet

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Data-driven fault management within a distributed object-oriented OAM&P framework

Data-driven fault management within a distributed object-oriented OAM&P framework

Refactoring administrative services module platform software

The management paradigm shift: Challenges from element management to service management

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