IRS Use Case for IP and Transport Workflows
draft-mattson-irs-usecase-00
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Authors | Geoffrey Mattson , Thomas Nadeau | ||
Last updated | 2013-05-19 (Latest revision 2012-11-15) | ||
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Abstract
This document describes use-cases for IRS to provide a lightweight method for common management and control state for typical operations and workflows of multilayer networks involving both IP and sub-IP transport. IRS provides a lightweight, streaming interface between routing systems and external applications. By extending the IRS model to transport systems, multi-layer networks can be managed and used more efficiently. IRS may enable the integration of IP and transport maintenance workflows leading to a reduction in operational costs. IRS server having visibility into both Optical Transport and IP domains will also be able to make optimal use of transport infrastructure.
Authors
Geoffrey Mattson
Thomas Nadeau
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