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Building an ATM Wide Area Network

July 26, 1999
By David Willis

Managing the Network
Many platform-specific ATM Network Management systems address configuration and fault management, but availability of ATM interfaces for service level management is limited ­ especially for T1 and IMA-based access. Performance measurement of ATM networks for monitoring carrier service levels is still evolving, and most carriers don't offer much more than monthly reports of traffic measured between their own POPs.


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Although most ATM CPE supports the IETF ATM SNMP MIBs, RMON probes are a better way to collect performance data over long periods for service level analysis. This is a sampling of vendors offering probes and software components to build your ATM Service Level Management system:

Compuware www.compuware.com

Concord Communications www.concord.com

Gecko Software www.geckoware.com

Micromuse www.micromuse.com

NetScout Systems www.netscout.com

Network Associates www.nai.com

Opticom USA www.opticominc.com

Optimal Network www.optimal.com

Paradyne www.paradyne.com

Visual Networks www.visualnetworks.com



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