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1 Chapter 1 Data Communications and Management Overview 1
2 Telephone Modern network evolution from Telephone / Telecommunications Characteristics of Telephone network Reliable - does what is expected of it Dependable - always there when you need it (remember 911?) Good quality (connection) - hearing each other well Reasons for QoS: Good planning, design, and implementation Good operation and management of network Migration to new technologies e.g., From analog to digital technology 2
3 Telephone Model Regional Center Class 1 switch Sectional Center Class 2 switch Regional Center Class 1 switch Sectional Center Class 2 switch To other Regional centers Sectional centers Primary centers Toll centers End offices To other Primary centers Toll centers End offices Primary Center Class 3 switch Primary Center Class 3 switch To other Class 4 toll points End offices Toll Center Class 4 switch Toll Center Class 4 switch End Office Class 5 switch Voice End Office Class 5 switch Voice Legend: Loop Direct Trunk Toll-Connecting Trunk Toll Trunk Figure 1.1 Telephone Model 3
4 OSSs / NOC Operations Support Systems (OSSs) help manage the operation of networks OSSs in telecommunications monitor: Analog network parameters: S/N ratio, transmission loss, call blockage, etc. Digital network parameters: Packet loss, Packet delay, Throughput, QoS, etc. Real-time management of network Trunk (logical entity between switches / nodes) maintenance system measures loss and S/N Trunks not meeting QoS removed before customer notices poor quality Traffic measurement systems measure call drops and blockage. Additional switches or routers planned to keep the call blockage or drops below acceptable level OSSs distributed at central offices and customer premises management done centrally from Operations Center (NOC) 4
5 Data and Telecommunication Data communication network Terminal Terminal Host Modem Modem Modem Loop Loop Loop Voice Voice Telecommunication network Figure 1.3 Data and Telecommunication s 5
6 Migration to Digital Technology Data communication network Terminal Terminal Host Communications controller Front end processor Voice Voice PBX PBX Voice Voice Telecommunication network Figure 1.4 Digital Data and Telecommunication s 6
7 DCE with LAN DCE.. Distributed Computing Environment Workstation Host Workstation Ethernet Workstation Fgure 1.5(a) Hosts and Workstations on Local LAN Host 7
8 LAN-WAN LAN A LAN B Bridge / Router Bridge / Router Bridge / Router LAN C WAN communication link Figure 1.5(b) Remote LANs Interconnected by WAN 8
9 Client/Server Model Request Client Response Control transfer Control transfer Server Figure 1.6 Simple Client-Server Model 9
10 Client/Server Examples Client A Client Z Server (a) Server with Multiple Clients Client (joe.stone) to sally.jones@dest.com Bridge Domain Mail server Name (b) Dual Role of Client-Server Server Figure 1.7 Client-Server in Distributed Computing Environment 10
11 TCP/IP Based s TCP/IP is a suite of protocols Internet is based on TCP/IP IP is Internet protocol at the network layer level TCP is connection-oriented transport protocol and ensures end-to-end connection UDP is connectionless transport protocol and provides datagram service mgmt. messages are based on UDP/IP ICMP part of TCP/IP suite 11
12 Internet Configuration Mail Server Workstation (Joe) Workstation LAN A LAN B Domain Name Server Bridge / Router Bridge / Router Bridge / Router LAN C Gateway WAN Gateway LAN X Bridge / Router Bridge / Router Bridge / Router LAN Y LAN Z Workstation PC (Sally) Mail Server Figure 1.8 Internet Configuration 12
13 Architecture, Protocols and Standards Communication architecture Modeling of communication systems, comprising Functional components Operations interfaces between them Communication protocols Operational procedures Intra- and inter-modules Communication standards Agreement between manufacturers on protocols of communication equipment on Physical characteristics Operational procedures 13
14 Communication Architecture User A Peer-Protocol Interface User Z Application Layers Application Layers Transport Layers Transport Layers Phys ical Medium (a) Direct Communication between End Systems System A Intermediate system System Z User A Peer-Protocol Interface User Z Application Layers Transport Layers Transport Layer Conversion Application Layers Transport Layers Phys ical Medium Phys ical Medium (b) Communication between End Systems via an Intermediate System Figure 1.10 Basic Communication Architecture 14
15 OSI Reference Model Us er / Application program Layer 7 Application Layer 6 Presentation Layer 5 Ses sion Layer 4 Transport Layer 3 Layer 2 Data link Layer 1 Physical Physical medium Figure 1.11 OSI Protocol Layers 15
16 OSI Layers and Services Layer No. Layer Name Salient services provided by the layer 1 Physical -Transfers to and gathers from the physical medium raw bit data -Handles physical and electrical interfaces to the transmission medium 2 Data link -Consists of two sublayers: Logical link control (LLC) and Media access control (MAC) -LLC: Formats the data to go on the medium; performs error control and flow control -MAC: Controls data transfer to and from LAN; resolves conflicts with other data on LAN 3 Forms the switching / routing layer of the network 4 Transport -Multiplexing and de-multiplexing of messages from applications -Acts as a transparent layer to applications and thus isolates them from the transport system layers -Makes and breaks connections for connection-oriented communications -Flow control of data in both directions 5 Session -Establishes and clears sessions for applications, and thus minimizes loss of data during large data exchange 6 Presentation -Provides a set of standard protocols so that the display would be transparent to syntax of the application -Data encryption and decryption 7 Application -Provides application specific protocols for each specific application and each specific transport protocol system 16
17 PDU Communication Model End System A End System Z User A UD User Z Application (A) PCI UD Application Presentation (P) PCI (A) PDU Presentation Session (S) PCI (P) PDU Session Transport (T) PCI (S) PDU Transport (N) PCI (T) PDU Data link (D) PCI (N) PDU Data link Physical (D)PDU Data stream Physical Physical Medium Figure 1.13 PDU Communication Model between End Systems 17
18 Gateway DTE-A A N Z DTE-N1 N1 N2 A-N-Z Standard N-N1-N2-N3 Subnetwork under Node N N3 (a) configuration System A Gateway System N Subnet system N1 Transport SNICP Transport SNICP Transport SNICP SNDCP SNDCP SNDCP-SN SNDCP-SN SNDAP SNDAP SNDAP-SN SNDAP-SN Data link Data link Data link-sn Data link-sn Phys ical Phys ical Phys ical-sn Phys ical-sn Medium (b) Protocol Communication Subnetwork Medium Figure 1.16 Gate way Communication to Priv ate Subne twork 18
19 OSI and Internet OSI INTERNET Application Presentation Application Specific Protocols Session Transport Transport Connectionless: UDP oriented: Connection- TCP SNICP SNDCP IP SNDAP Data Link Phys ical Not Specified Figure 1.17 Comparison of OSI and Internet Protocol Layer Models 19
20 Application Protocols OSI User Internet User VT TELNET Terminal Application FTAM FTP File Transfer MOTIS CMIP SNMP SMTP Mail / Message Transfer Management Application Presentation Layer Transport Layer Figure 1.18 Application Specific Protocols in ISO and Internet Models 20
21 Broadband WAN Access Netw ork CPE Netw ork Cable LAN WLAN IP DSL Hom eplug MPLS ATM Edge Router Fixed Wireless Mobile Wireless Satellite Residential Gatew ay Bluetooth Hom epna Cable UWB PON Figure 1.19 Broadband Segments and Technologies Firewire 21
22 Broadband Access s Cable Modem Customer Cable Modem HFC Telephone Loop xdsl Modem DSL Customer Business Customers Router/ ATM Switch OC-n / STS-n Link Cable Modem Head End IP / ATM WAN Central Office Equipment Mobile Unit Router/ ATM Switch BSU Satellite Communication G-3 Wireless Access Point BSU Terrestrial Wireless Fixed Wireless Customer Figue 1.20 Broadband Access s 22
23 Centrally Managed Issues INMS EMS EMS EMS Elem ent Dom ain Elem ent Dom ain Elem ent Dom ain Figure 1.21 Case History 2: Centrally Managed Issues 23
24 Some Common Problems Loss of connectivity Duplicate IP address Intermittent problems configuration issues Non-problems Performance problems 24
25 Challenges of IT Managers Reliability Non-real time problems Rapid technological advance Managing client/server environment Scalability Troubleshooting tools and systems Trouble prediction Standardization of operations - NMS helps Centralized management vs. sneaker-net 25
26 Management Management Provisioning Operations Maintenance Planning Fault Management / Service Restoration Fault Management Design Configuration Management Performance Management / Traffic Management Security Management Accounting Management Reports Management Inventory Management Trouble Ticket Administration Installation Repairs Facilities Installation & Maintenance Routine Tests Data Gathering & Analyses Figure 1.22 Management Functional Groupings 26
27 NM Functional Flow Chart Users Management Decision Configuration Data New Technology Performance & Traffic Data TT Restoration Engineering Group - Planning & Design Operations Group NOC - Operations I & M Group - Installation & Maintenance Fault TT Installation Figure 1.23 Ne twork M anage me nt Functional Flow Chart 27
28 Dumbbell Architecture Objects Vendor A Application Services Management Protocol Objects Vendor B Objects Transport Protocols Objects (b) Services and Protocols Figure 1.24 Management Dumbbell Architecture 28
29 NM Components NMS Agent Agent Objects Objects Figure 1.25 Netw ork Management Components 29
30 Interoperability NMS Vendor A Messages Services & Protocols NMS Vendor B Agent Agent Agent Agent Objects Objects Objects Objects Figure 1.26 Management Interoperability 30
31 Management Perspectives Management Service Management Service and Provisioning Application Management e-commerce Management Inventory Management Integrated Management Business Management Information Management Management Protocols Management Technologies 31
32 Infrastructure Perspective Domains Protocols Technologies Transmission Media Transmission Modes Service Functions 32
33 Service Perspective Communication Services Computing Services Content Services IT Services Application Services 33
34 Status and Future Trends Status: SNMP management Limited CMIP management Operations systems Polled systems Current Focus: Object-oriented approach Service and policy management Business management Web-based client management Future Trends Web-based management? XML based management 34
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