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Prototype demonstration of integrating MPLS/GMPLS network operation and management system

Kenichi Ogaki, Masaaki Miyazawa, Tomohiro Otani, Hideaki Tanaka

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Abstract

Integrating architecture of the management plane for IP/MPLS and GMPLS network was proposed and the developed prototype was successfully demonstrated in terms of functions such as an automatic topology discovery, a correlation between MPLS and GMPLS networks and a provisioning of a GMPLS LSP.

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Integrating architecture of the management plane for IP/MPLS and GMPLS network was proposed and the developed prototype was successfully demonstrated in terms of functions such as an automatic topology discovery, a correlation between MPLS and GMPLS networks and a provisioning of a GMPLS LSP.

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Integrating architecture of the management plane for IP/MPLS and GMPLS network was proposed and the developed prototype was successfully demonstrated in terms of functions such as an automatic topology discovery, a correlation between MPLS and GMPLS networks and a provisioning of a GMPLS LSP.

Key concepts: Multiprotocol Label Switching, Computer network, Automatically switched optical network, Provisioning, Label switching, Computer science, Network topology, Network management

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