Sept. 13, 2000Choong Seon HONG and EunChul Kim.ppt

Sept. 13, 2000 Choong Seon HONG and EunChul Kim Outline Integrated CNM Concept Modeling of Integrated CNM with SLA Monitoring SLA Metrics for Multi-layer Networks Computational Model for Proposed Architecture Implementation Conclusions Introduction Service level agreement Key criteria when customers choose service providers Service level assurance Becoming more important ingredient in competition environment How to monitor and report SLA metrics Not simple to monitor SLA per customer in new data networks Adopting the extension of legacy CNM concept Historical performance, fault and configuration data + SLA monitoring and reporting functionalities Integrated CNM architecture Including frame relay, ATM, IP networks as multiple-layer networks Providing consolidated view for customer’s own portion Providing various SLA metrics for multiple layer networks Integrated CNM Concept Existing CNM works providing customer control and monitoring capabilities of his/her portion of public networks addressing the definition of management information for specific layer network Supporting multiple layer networks adopting layering concept and abstraction mechanism for CNM information using data network services over multiple layer networks coordinating CNM information which is dependent on each layer network integrating to one unified CNM information Network Management Environment for Multi-layer Networks Integrated and Separate CNM view for Multi-layer Network Abstraction mechanism for end-to-end PVCs and customer’s own logical or physical ports at service management level Approach that Makes Integrated CNM Information Offering CNM services without efforts for correlation of management of different layer networks getting all information of customer own networks by contacting one CNM system in operator domain Can care the characteristics of the specific layer network management information for example, when monitor ATM PVCC for Internet access, customer can get IP laye