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An example of SLA
4 I need to permanently
connect my sites (“always
on” connection)…
4 I need other connections
based on my traffic
demands (per usage
connections…)
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Node B
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Node B
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Node B
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
With ASON…
Node A
Node B
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
User
Network Network
Interface
The
Theclient
clientequipment
equipment
request
requestthe
theestablishment
establishment
of
ofaanew
newconnection…
connection… Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
…connection-request is sent…
Connection set up request
(W,i,X,j,Y,k,…)
Node A
Node B
…and
…andsends
sendsaaconnection
connection
setup
setuprequest…
request…
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Node B
…each
…eachswitching
switchingmatrix
matrixisis
configured
configuredandandthe
the
connection
connectionisisestablished
established Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Why ASON?
Node A
Optical Transport Node B
Network
Node C
2nd WDM Hungarian Workshop
Budapest, March 27th 2001 roberto.clemente@tilab.com
Generic requirements
4Peer-to-peer model
The client is only IP and the control plane of the optical network
is integrated with the IP control plane
l IETF G-MPLS “Generalized Multi Protocol Label Switching”
Control plane
4It carries signaling messages
4It represents the transport infrastructure for
control traffic
4It can be either in-band or out-of-band
4Its topology can be different from the transport
network topology
Basic functionality
Basic operations
4Set-up OChs
4Modify OChs
4Release OChs
4Example of parameters associated
to the set-up OChs operation
è End points
è Scheduled service
è Scheduled duration
è Resilience
è Pre-emption (priority)
Provisioning options
Conclusions