SONET-based Metro Area Networks

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· McGraw Hill Professional
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The hottest issue in telecom today is how to solve the Metro Area bandwidth bottleneck--with SONET being the solution tha appeals to most telecom companies. But to compete against Ethernet, SONET will need plenty of fine-tuning. This book will help service providers compare their options and fully understand what is really necessary to give current SONET installations "next generation" capabilities.


* Shows how to achieve new-generation features with enhanced SONET and other optical architectures
* Compares SONET's features and services with rival Ethernet-based offerings
* Offers design approaches and business models for real-world deployments
* Covers GMPLS generalized MPLS), a red-hot switching technology for wavelength services

In 2001 the telecom industry spent money on solving the Metro Area bandwidth bottleneck. SONET appeals to the telcos because it is widely deployed, reliable, robust, and scalable. But it will need multiple changes and enhancements to compete against the emerging rivil--Ethernet.

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About the author

Daniel Minoli is one of the most popular authors on the telecom and networking technology shelf, with more than a dozen well-received guides to his credit. President and CEO of InfoPort Communications Group, he is the former Director of Engineering and Development at cable giant Teleport Communications Group, now part of AT&T, and a former Senior Member of the Technical Staff at AT&T.

Peter Johnson is Vice President of Marketing for InfoPort Communications Group. With degrees in both telecom and business administration, he has more than 5 years of experience in telemetry. He was formerly employed by AT&T

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