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ITU-T Q.3715

Signalling requirements for dynamic bandwidth adjustment on demand on broadband network gateway implemented by software-defined networking technologies

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Organization: ITU-T
Publication Date: 1 January 2018
Status: active
Page Count: 18
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This Recommendation describes the architecture for dynamic bandwidth adjustment on demand on broadband network gateway (BNG) implemented by software-defined networking technologies. The signalling requirements between the software-defined dynamic bandwidth on demand (S-DBoD) controller and the BNG/vBNG are also specified.

Document History

ITU-T Q.3715
January 1, 2018
Signalling requirements for dynamic bandwidth adjustment on demand on broadband network gateway implemented by software-defined networking technologies
This Recommendation describes the architecture for dynamic bandwidth adjustment on demand on broadband network gateway (BNG) implemented by software-defined networking technologies. The signalling...

References

This document references:
ITU-T Q.3315 - Signalling requirements for flexible network service combination on broadband network gateway
Published by ITU-T on January 1, 2015
This Recommendation describes the signalling requirements for the flexible network service combination on broadband network gateway (BNG). The signalling supports the service routing, service...
This document references:
ITU-T Y.3300 - Framework of software-defined networking
Published by ITU-T on June 1, 2014
This Recommendation describes the framework of software-defined networking (SDN) by providing: – definitions, – objectives, – high-level capabilities, – requirements, and – high-level architecture of...
This document references:
ITU-T Y.3302 - Functional architecture of software-defined networking
Published by ITU-T on January 1, 2017
This Recommendation defines the functional architecture of software-defined networking (SDN) by describing a layered architecture, the functional components of the architecture and its reference...
This document is referenced by:
ITU-T Q.3719 - Signalling requirements for the separation of control plane and user plane in a virtualized broadband network gateway (vBNG)
Published by ITU-T on December 1, 2019
This Recommendation describes the architecture, signalling requirements and information flows for implementation of the separation of control plane and user plane in a virtualized broadband network...
This document is referenced by:
ITU-T Q.3720 - Procedures for virtualized broadband network gateway acceleration with programmable acceleration card
Published by ITU-T on September 1, 2020
This Recommendation specifies the framework, working modes and procedures for vBNG acceleration with programmable acceleration card.
This document is referenced by:
ITU-T Q.3915 - Set of parameters for virtualized broadband network gateway monitoring
Published by ITU-T on September 1, 2020
This Recommendation describes the monitoring architecture and requirements for the virtualized broadband network gateway (vBNG), and specifies a set of parameters which will be monitored during the...
This document is referenced by:
Q.3721 - Procedures for a programming protocol independent packet processor switch-based virtual border network gateway
Published by ITU-T on September 1, 2022
This Recommendation specifies the architecture, interfaces and procedures for a programming protocol independent packet processor (P4) switch-based virtual border network gateway (vBNG).
This document is referenced by:
GS F5G 013 - Fifth Generation Fixed Network (F5G); F5G Technology Landscape Release 2
Published by ETSI on April 1, 2023
The fixed network has developed to the 5th generation and many new use cases have been introduced. Some supporting technologies have been standardized and commercialized (e.g. XGS-PON and Wi-Fi® 6),...
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