Advanced intelligent network services evolution

Epley, R.V.; Polonsky, Beth; Yeh, S.Y.

doi:10.1109/icc.1990.117077

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Service Net-2000: An Intelligent Network Evolution

Mayer

Appleton

Sneed

et al. 1991

At&T Technical Journal

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Rapid technological changes in the computing and telecommunications industries are expanding customer expectations and service requirements for the public network. Meeting these needs will require several major changes in the network, notably in the areas of high‐bandwidth services, faster service‐provisioning times (i.e., improved operations, administration, maintenance, and provisioning), and increased network intelligence. In this paper, we describe how AT&T Network Systems plans to use Service Net‐2000 to support these changes. The Service Net‐2000 architecture will integrate high‐capacity switching and data‐networking elements with synchronous optical network (SONET) transmission elements under a unified, customer‐oriented, common control structure. Because it is evolving directly from today's 5ESS® switch, Service Net‐2000 will incorporate all the capabilities of today's real‐world intelligent network. By using intelligent network adjuncts, service circuit nodes, and service control points within this architecture, we will be able to offer a broad range of services faster and easier than we can today. These concepts form the basis for future service offerings that will create a more responsive, service‐rich public network ready to meet the information movement needs of end users.

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Service Net-2000: An Intelligent Network Evolution

Mayer

Appleton

Sneed

et al. 1991

At&T Technical Journal

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Advanced intelligent network: evolution

Vapheas

Polonsky

Gopin

et al.

ICC 91 International Conference on Communications Conference Record

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Early releases of the Advanced Intelligent Network, AIN Release 0, are beginning to be deployed this year. The AIN Service Node will be deployed in 1992, and AIN Release 1, the next major release, is currently being specified by Bellcore and the vendors. This paper presents a vendor's view of AIN evolution. First, it describes the AIN Release 0 architecture, network functions, switch capabilities for AT&T's Advanced Service Platform, Service Control Point capabilities, and potential services. Then it describes how the AIN Service Node can be added to AIN Release 0 to provide an intermediate architecture. Finally, it describes the AIN Release 1 architecture, including the network elements, the switch capabilities, the Service Logic Execution Environment, and the services that can be offered.

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Advanced intelligent network services evolution

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