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ATIS T1.TR.70

Reliability/Availability Framework for IP-based Networks and Services

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Organization: ATIS
Publication Date: 1 January 2001
Status: active
Page Count: 84

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ATIS T1.TR.70
January 1, 2001
Reliability/Availability Framework for IP-based Networks and Services
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References

This document is referenced by:
ATIS 0100524 - Terminology for Network Elements in Evolving Communication Networks
Published by ATIS on June 1, 2004
This standard defines Functional Element (FE) and Network Element (NE) reliability-related terminology, metrics, and features for evolving communications networks. The term reliability-related refers...
This document is referenced by:
ATIS 0100004 - Availability & Restorability Aspects of Emergency Telecommunications Service (ETS)
Published by ATIS on January 1, 2006
As public communication networks become more critical to the Government's missions, authorized emergency users require high standards from network providers. Network providers need to be able to...
This document is referenced by:
ATIS 0100002 - Reliability Aspects of Next Generation Networks
Published by ATIS on July 1, 2004
Although techniques, parameters, and methods needed to study NGN reliability are defined, recommended parameter objectives are not established. Purpose The purpose of this document is to provide an...
This document is referenced by:
ATIS T1.TR.78 - Access Availability of Routers in IP-Based Networks
Published by ATIS on January 1, 2003
This TR provides a practical way of assessing the availability of access to IP networks. The use of these measures is demonstrated through examples. This methodology is seen as being highly useful...
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