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Optical Network Control: Architecture, Protocols, and Standards

Optical Network Control is the first expert guide and single-source reference for controlling and managing optical networks. This book fills the gap between optical network engineering and routing/signaling helping both optical and IP professionals build networks that are more robust, flexible, manageable, and profitable.

Category: Optical Networking

Title: Optical Network Control: Architecture, Protocols, and Standards

PURCHASE INFO: http://www.e-tba.com/buy-0201753014.htm

Released Date: July 24, 2003

Price: $34.99

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Author: Greg Bernstein, Bala Rajagopalan, Debanjan Saha

Summary: Optical Network Control is the first expert guide and single-source reference for controlling and managing optical networks. This book fills the gap between optical network engineering and routing/signaling helping both optical and IP professionals build networks that are more robust, flexible, manageable, and profitable. Coverage includes:Designing networks to deliver a range of on-demand services from mission-critical, time-sensitive protected services to low-cost unprotected servicesNetwork control and operations in WDM/DWDM and SONET/SDH environmentsControl principles and features for evolving mesh-based optical networks and existing ring networks with practical examplesEmerging, proposed, and future optical routing/signaling protocols and standards including GMPLS, ASON and Optical UNIOptical network control planes: design, scenarios, interworking, and interactions with existing network management systemsCrucial IETF, ITU-T, OIF, ANSI, Bellcore, and industry information brought together for the first time

Description: Optical Network Control is the first expert guide and single-source reference for controlling and managing optical networks. This book fills the gap between optical network engineering and routing/signaling helping both optical and IP professionals build networks that are more robust, flexible, manageable, and profitable.

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