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Title : Carrier Survey Results on GMPLS-based Shared-Mesh
Transport Restoration Strategies
Author(s) : R. Rabbat, et al.
Filename : draft-rabbat-ccamp-carrier-survey-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2004-7-9
Optical transport networks controlled by a GMPLS-based control plane
enable todayÆs network operators to offer valuable new services. With
the completion of a number of GMPLS signaling and routing standards
and the availability of products implementing them, providers are now
looking at ways to enable additional features such as shared-mesh
restoration. This document presents the results of a serious attempt
to systematically gather and collate carrier inputs on strategies for
shared-mesh restoration and the associated issues. The survey results
are presented in aggregate form to provide an overview of carrier
thinking, while retaining specific carrier response confidentiality.
The goal is to highlight areas of carrier concerns, and identify
specific work items to focus on and facilitate further discussion.
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