Planning and deploying survivable networks

Planning and deploying survivable networks

The author deals with Southwestern Bell Telephone's (SWBTs) architectural assessment of self-healing networks in response to customer demand for increased network survivability. She provides a description of SWBT's SecureNet and self-healing transport network services and the self-healing...

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Bandwidth
Central office
Equipment failure
Optical fiber cables
Optical fiber devices
Optical fibers
Protection
Subscriber loops
Telephony
Wire
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Optical fiber devices
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Protection
Subscriber loops
Telephony
Wire
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