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Title : User Cases of Network Operation of Large Access
Providers
Author(s) : W. Chen, K. Allen
Filename : draft-weijing-lap-ops-use-01.txt
Pages : 30
Date : 2002-11-25
This document discusses the typical network operation use cases of
Large Access Providers (LAP). Since a LAP has hundreds of
locations, thousands of nodes, millions of subscribers, where the
law of large number affects the bottom line of network operation, a
LAP has been always strives to streamline network operation
functions. The use cases presented in this document are generic
with respect to the type of network technology and can be augmented
with technology-specific details. They are intended to be the
baseline for other network operation streamlining requirements.
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