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NGN Architecture
NGN Architecture
NGN Architecture
A project on
Topic:- Next Generation Network Architecture Project Prepared By:- M.Santosh Kumar Batch no:-66 (to fulfill the requirements of summer training -2011 under RTTC BSNL,BBSR)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I am deeply indebted grateful to my supervisor Prof.D.K.Jena, for his inspiring & guidance, meticulous supervision & regular encouragement for preparation of project on NGN ARCHITECTURE. I am gratitude to, Prof.D.K.Jena for his valuable suggestions, guidance & kind cooperation for the improvement of the project..
M. Santosh Kumar
CONTENT
Introduction. Definition of NGN. Architecture of NGN. NGN basic concept. Key concepts of NGN architecture. NGN architecture overview. General principles of the NGN functional architecture. Other benefits of NGN. Old vertical integrated network(dig.). New horizontal integrated network(dig.). The good, bad and ugly. Transition to NGN(dig.). NGN services(dig.). Conclusion.
Introduction:Due to super advancement of technology the data communication is so congested. As the no of user and the no of communicating sources increased a lot, to handle and to provide a reliable communication to the end user the communication network need to be changed. And thats why NGN is introduced to simplify the network system and to provide a high speed data rate. NGN is horizontally layered network as compared to the conventional vertically separated networks for each service. The access, transport, control and service functions are separated into individual network layers. This layer can be managed by different service providers. Thus third party service provider can develop and offer innovative personalized services to the end user. NGN uses Internet Protocol (IP) based transport for all services including voice thereby service providers CAPEX and OPEX are reduced.
Definition of NGN: A packet based network, able to provide telecommunication services and able to make use of multiple broadband, Qos enabled transport technologies and in which service related functions are independent from underlying transport related technologies. It enables unfettered access for users to network and competing service providers. It supports generalized mobility which will allow consistent and ubiquitous provision of services to user.
Architecture of NGN:-
Key Concepts Of NGN Architecture: Separation between service and transport. Personal and terminal motilities. Resource and admission control. QoS selection and control. Accommodation of legacy terminals and systems.
Management Functions
Control
Service stratum
Rnd-User Functions
Otther networks
Access Functions
Edge Functions
UNI
Transport stratum
Control
NNI
Media Management
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General principles of the NGN functional architecture:The NGN functional architecture shall incorporate the following principles. Support for multiple access technologies : The NGN functional architecture shall offer the configuration flexibility needed to support multiple access technologies. Distributed control: This will enable adaptation to the distributed processing nature of IP networks and support location transparency for distributed computing. Open control: The network control interface should be open to support service creation, service updating, and incorporation of service logic provision by third parties.
Independent service provisioning: The service provision process should be separated from network operation by using the abovementioned distributed, open control mechanism. This is intended to promote a competitive environment for NGN development in order to speed up the provision of diversified value-added services. Support for services in a converged network: This is needed to generate flexible, easy-to-use multimedia services, by tapping the technical potential of the converged, fixed-mobile functional architecture of the NGN.
Enhanced security and protection : This is the basic principle of an open architecture. It is imperative to protect the network infrastructure by providing mechanisms for security and survivability in the relevant layers.
Functional entity characteristics: Functional entities should incorporate the following principles Functional entities may not be distributed over multiple physical units but may have multiple instances. Functional entities have no direct relationship with the layered architecture. However, similar entities may be located in different logical layers.
Power consumption
PSTN : SS = 600 A : 24 A 62.40 : 4.80 (converting for cost comparison)
Transition to NGN:-
NGN services
CONCLUSION
We conclude that NGN architecture is the most reliable, efficient and high speed network which will fulfill the future requirement of data communication.
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