| preface part i intronucnon to atm l overview 3 asynchronous transfer mode 4 about this book 6 the networking environment 7 ubiquity, intelligence, and virtual networks 11 into the future 14 the osi seven-layer model 15 2 the emergence of atm 17 introduction 18 atm's predecessors 22 the evolution of broadband connectivity 25 the standardization of atm 28 atm as an enabling tectnology 31 challenges facing atm 32 3 atm architecture 37 overview 38 the atm cell 40 addressing 41 . the physical and atm layers 42 lan emulation 49 narrowband atm access 55 atm switches 57 tasks receiving continuing attention 59 part ii manacement principles of atm networks 4 fundamentals 65 introduction 66 types of management capabilities 71 osi network management categories 73 atm sewices requiring network management 81 5 fundamentffls: managing the physical and atm layers 85 introdnction 86 physical layer operations flows 90 dsi level operations flows 90 ds3 level operations flows 90 plcp level operations flows 91 sonet level operations flows 94 atm layer operations flows 94 broadband local management interface 99 6 fundamentals: customer network management 105 the manager-agent model 106 snmp constructs 109 cnm functionality in the atm context 111 the simple network management protocol 118 carriers' cnm roles 127 network management systems atm products 132 key vendors of atm nmss 136 part iii operational manacement of atm networks 7 managing atm networks: fault and configuration management 141 fault management 142 configuration management 156 atm-based services other than crs 160 8 managing atm netmorks:performance management 163 performance monitoring 164 monitoring details 166 9 managing atm netw0rks: accountihg and security management 185 accounting management 186 security management 190 1o telecommunications management network 195 introduction 196 tmn architechlre 196 specific functions associated with a tmn 201 conclusion 213 part iv planninc of atm networks 1l emerging computing and communications enoironments 217 introduction 218 present market drivers 219 contnts emerging applications 226 service model for networks 229 12 cor770rate network management coals 233 introduction 234 availability 236 reliability/serviceability 236 seamlessness 237 performance 238 responsiveness 239 system costs 240 operating costs 241 improved feedback and diagnosis 244 integrated proactive modeling 246 flexibility 246 13 managing the deployhlent of atm 249 pilots: start small. start simple 250 people and technology: the atm lab 253 transitioning the physical layer 254 physical topology for atm 257 the logical control level 258 the service layer 259 atm wan deployment 261 transition issues 268 consider every possibility 270 14 managing the deployment of virtual lans 271 benefits and drawbacks 272 planning the virtual environment 273 managing virtual lan sprawl 277 dynamic virtual lans 285 virtual lans and multicasting 285 vlan technologies 287 l5 collateral tools for effective network management 289 the planning function 290 making a network model 291 support and the help desk 291 information and support flows 293 dynamic documentation 294 prioritization: levels of service 296 outsourcing and insourcing 297 16 summary of atm netmork management platforms on the market 301 some aspects of performance management 303 hewlett packard-openview distributed management platform 303 at&t/lucent technologies-baseworx 305 osf-dme 306 ibm-netview/6000 306 netlabs-dimons 3g 307 obiective systems integrators (osi)-net expert 308 sunconnect-sunnet manager 309 digital equipment corporation (dec) polycenter 309 other products 310 index 311 |
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