Access network device total management system

Abstract

The invention discloses an access network device total management system. The access network device total management system uses data structure rearrangement mode, conduct data structure rearrangement on access network devices of different manufacturers, an uniform data structure is formed, and therefore convenience is brought to uniformly manage and maintain the access network devices. The access network device total management system has the advantages that modes of common object request broker architecture (CORBA) and TL1 are used to obtain and manage a novel access network device, and a plurality of modes of TRAP, Telnet and secure shell (SSH) are used to conduct management on an original access network device; functions of service automatic activation, test and diagnosis,, device resource management, total alarm management, device operation analysis and the like are achieved; rapid data synchronization and service operational capacity and an uniform management plan are provided for an operator asset management system, an electronic operation and maintenance management system and a business system through a thorough northbound interface, an original mode of single-point labor management and sub-network respective management is changed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of telecommunication operation, in particular to an integrated management system for access network equipment. Background technique [0002] With years of enterprise development, operators around the world have realized and established an access network architecture suitable for full-service communication, which is usually divided into three network structures: the core layer, the aggregation layer, and the access layer. The number of access network equipment managed by operators has reached as many as 500,000 to 1.5 million; however, the coverage of network management is low. Currently, the access methods of operators are mainly traditional DSL access network equipment, traditional LAN access network equipment, and PON Network access equipment; PON access network equipment has been built in recent years, and equipment manufacturers have provided exclusive EMS, and its network management coverage can reach more than 8...

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The number of access network equipment managed by operators has reached as many as 500,000 to 1.5 million; however, the coverage of network management is low. Currently, the access methods of operators are mainly traditional DSL access network equipment, traditional LAN access network equipment, and PON Network access equipment; PON access network equipment has been built in recent years, and equipment manufacturers have provided exclusive EMS, and its network management coverage can reach more than 80%; while the network management coverage of traditional DSL access network equipment and traditional LAN access network equipment The low rate is generally below 30%

[0003] Therefore, each operator encounters the following problems: 1. Due to the lack of a unified industry standard, the northbound interfaces customized by each manufacturer's EMS are different, which makes it difficult to connect with the operator's OSS and BSS systems; 2. Traditional DSL access network equipment, traditional The LAN access network equipment adopts manual resource statistics, the data accuracy is low, and the management method is outdated; 3. Its network structure is multi-layered, but the manufacturer's EMS only manages the LAN access network equipment where it is located, and cannot be directly managed by a single connection. Operate all lower-level equipment; 4. A third-party system is urgently needed to manage traditional DSL access network equipment, traditional LAN access network equipment, and PON access network equipment of various manufacturers with a unified data structure, which is convenient for customers to manage equipment and services macroscopically Operation, and then directly manage and operate all manageable access network equipment; and has a complete set of northbound interfaces to facilitate docking with the operator's OSS and BSS systems

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