Mobile operators have made substantial investments in legacy protocols. Third generation (3G) data networking have brought carriers into the IP world and fourth generation (4G) data will require an all-IP backbone. Though a considerable amount of knowledge about IP has been accumulated within mobile operators, their IP investment is relatively young when compared to both IP itself and their respective legacy protocols and infrastructure. This report targets primarily network design teams within mobile operators and assumes that the reader has a good understanding of IP protocols and related technologies; it addresses most, if not all, of the problems and questions that such teams will face while evolving a legacy backbone into an all-IP one. More specifically, the following subjects are addressed: – Optimizing an IP network for use as a backbone for a mobile operator: Not all IP networks can deliver either the functionality or the critical level of performance that a mobile backbone requires. This section focuses on the elements that should be fine-tuned and modified so as to produce the desired behavior. – MPLS Traffic Engineering as a method to maximize the ROI and effectively utilize all available resources within the network. The benefits that pseudo-wires (PWE3) introduced. – OSS/NMS enhancements to support the new functionality – VoIP – migrating from a circuit switched voice transport into VoIP transport: Market, Research, Report, Business, Industry, Information, Automotive, Banking, Finance, Food, Beverages, Technology, Biomass, Books, Conference, Company Profiles, Country For more information please contact : http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/Mobile-Networks-Evolving-to-all-IP-backbone-2nd-edition-38959.html http://blogs.aarkstore.com/ From:Aarkstore Enterprise Contact: Neel Email: press@aarkstore.com http://www.aarkstore.com PushpanjaliMarketing Managercontact@aarkstore.com http://www.aarkstore.comhttp://blogs.aarkstore.com Follow
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