2011 13th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks 2011
DOI: 10.1109/icton.2011.5970781
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Requirements and enhancements for the evolution of the GMPLS control plane of the ADRENALINE testbed to support multi-layer (MPLS-TP/WSON) capabilities

Abstract: The demand for a higher transport capacity along with the appearance of new packet-based services (e.g., IPTV) is imposing strong requirements on current telecom networks. In the current transport network architecture, IP is the dominant convergence layer used to aggregate packet services. The growth on the bandwidth requirements leads to increase the number of IP routers and electronic interfaces which may cause scalability problems in terms of both network cost and consumed power. Thus, it becomes essential … Show more

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“…The automation of multi-layer MPLS-TP/WSON transport networks can be efficiently encompassed through the deployment of a distributed Unified Control Plane (UCP) based on the GMPLS architecture [22]. A distributed control plane provides a common set of interconnection mechanisms (e.g., signaling protocol for resource reservation and routing protocol for topology and resource dissemination) and functions such as automated connection provisioning and recovery, traffic engineering or QoS [23].…”
Section: Unified Control Planementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The automation of multi-layer MPLS-TP/WSON transport networks can be efficiently encompassed through the deployment of a distributed Unified Control Plane (UCP) based on the GMPLS architecture [22]. A distributed control plane provides a common set of interconnection mechanisms (e.g., signaling protocol for resource reservation and routing protocol for topology and resource dissemination) and functions such as automated connection provisioning and recovery, traffic engineering or QoS [23].…”
Section: Unified Control Planementioning
confidence: 99%