By Manuel Günter, Torsten Braun (auth.), Harmen R. van As (eds.)
Telecommunication community Intelligence is a cutting-edge publication that offers with matters concerning the advance, distribution, and administration of clever functions and companies in telecommunication networks.
The e-book includes fresh result of learn and improvement within the following parts, between others:
- structures for complicated prone;
- energetic and Programmable Networks;
- community safeguard, Intelligence, and tracking;
- Quality-of-Service administration;
- cellular brokers;
- Dynamic Switching and community regulate;
- companies in instant Networks;
- Infrastructure for versatile prone.
Telecommunication community Intelligence includes the complaints of SmartNet 2000, the 6th overseas convention on Intelligence in Networks, which was once backed via the overseas Federation for info Processing (IFIP) and held on the Vienna college of expertise, Vienna, Austria, in September 2000.
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Provisioning Function . , •• ~ ..... •... Subscription Function ~ ~ • .. Service Node Figure 3: ~ Service Node I ..... J NaSS New service execution architecture. Service Node Service Node I 44 The proposed service architecture is shown in Figure 3. It consists of the following components: • Notification and Synchronization Service (NaSS), • Provisioning Function, • Subscription Function, • Core Services, • Service Agents, • Agent Initiators, and • Service Nodes. We will first give a short overview on the functions of these components and their interactions.
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Subscription Function ~. .. 323-based telephony service into the architecture. information about their availability and load situation. Because the communication via the NaSS is anonymous, they do not know the existence of the RAS server, and even do not know who will manage their load. To get the load information of the service nodes, the RAS server responsible subscribes to NaSS with the name used by the service nodes to publish their load information. Based on the load information collected, the RAS 54 server is able to construct an overview of the actual load situation of the service nodes and can therefore distribute new calls to the most appropriate nodes.
