Reduced CAPEX and OPEX
By lowering capital and operating expenses, the
Network fault reduction:
•Proactive alarming
•Routing line testing
•Performance/traffic measurements and alarms crossing thresholds
Reduced customer service expenses
—automating all activities for activating service and providing customer assistance through open interfaces that support:
• Service activation
• Subscriber status management
• Line and telephone set testing
Reduced maintenance costs:
•Centralizing/automating operations and maintenance
(O&M) activities in the OSS, such as alarm reporting or testing for the multivendor
access network
•Adapting network management functionality to your organization’s and staff expertise. (The
•Providing
•Properly forecasting spare stock with network inventory and alarm information
Reduced provisioning expenses:
•Exporting accurate information on network resources for correct forecasting of access network deployment and minimized number of field interventions
Choice of operating systems and reliability
Multiple operating systems
The
The PC installations are ideal for managing networks
with fewer than 30 nodes.
Redundant servers
System availability is enhanced through the N+1 redun- dancy of servers (see Figure 5). A backup server will take over the function of any server that fails in the system.
Figure 5. Overview of the High Availability OS Cluster Solution
N+1 local protection
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