Architecture for configuration and management of cross-domain network services
A business, cross-domain technology, applied in the field of end-to-end network service provision, which can solve problems such as high cost of centralized solutions and inability to reduce complexity
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[0018] refer to figure 1 , shows an example of the telecom domain. The domain includes a first border gateway 10 , a second border gateway 12 , and a plurality of internal network elements 14 . Collectively, the first border gateway 10 , the second border gateway 12 , and the plurality of internal network elements 14 are referred to as network elements 18 of the domain. The network elements of the domain are interconnected by communication links 16 in various ways. figure 1 The fields shown are for example only. More generally, the domain includes a plurality of network elements, at least two of which are border gateways. These border gateways provide communication access to devices outside the domain, such as border gateways of other domains, or end-user devices.
[0019] The domain also includes the management layer 20 . The management layer 20 includes multiple components, including a service request manager, a service domain manager, a common naming service, a signali...
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