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The concept of virtual network entities is key to the management of packet voice networks. Cisco PTC and it's companion provisioning management applications readily support this concept.
NMS Architecture
Figure 2-5 depicts the entire Cisco Internet OSS for VoIP: Infrastructure Manager Solution architecture. The three functional areas are provisioning/configuration, fault, and performance. This architecture is shown here to help you better understand the complete Packet Voice Management Solution.
Figure 2-5 Cisco Internet OSS for VoIP: Infrastructure Manager Solution Architecture
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