Broadband intelligent networking: evolution of service control

Author

BETTS, RICHARD

fYear

1996

fDate

21-24 Apr 1996

Abstract

Intelligent networking will be required in broadband to isolate complex service control from high performance switching. Architectures for narrowband intelligent networking are not directly applicable to broadband. Issues affecting the design of broadband intelligent networks are enhanced terminal intelligence, mobility, service complexity, private and public networking, and changing regulatory environments. Several different service controller types are presented and compared. A user/network interfaced switch controller is suggested. Broadband services and signalling issues and probable server/network evolution scenarios are discussed

Keywords

broadband networks; communication complexity; intelligent networks; telecommunication control; telecommunication signalling; telecommunication switching; architectures; broadband intelligent networking; enhanced terminal intelligence; evolution; high performance switching; mobility; private networking; public networking; regulatory environments; server/network evolution scenarios; service complexity; service control; signalling; user/network interfaced switch controller; Centralized control; Communication system control; Deductive databases; Intelligent networks; Intelligent vehicles; Logic; Narrowband; Network servers; Niobium; Switches;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Intelligent Network Workshop, 1996. IN '96., IEEE

Conference_Location

Melbourne, Vic.

Print_ISBN

0-7803-3230-X

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/INW.1996.539588

Filename

539588