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158 of 202 Integrated Network Management Broadband Release 4.1 Engineering Considerations
Integrated Network Management Broadband Release 4.1 PG OC 98-13 Issue 1.2
Table 32. INM 4.1 SONET MOA Engineering Limits
1. The actual memory consumption might be less for a smaller network.
SONET_MOA_PSC 1
The SONET_MOA_PSC works like a gateway between the Protection
Control on the Element Controller and the FMBB_PSC (Protection Control
Building Block).
The SONET_MOA_PSC is co-located with the INM GUI software. The cost
of running the SONET_MOA_PSC is estimated to one GUI user. The
following table gives the engineering limits for this component.
Table 33. INM 4.1 SONET_MOA_PSC Engineering Limits
1. The actual memory consumption might be less for a smaller network.
Building Blocks
Building Blocks Engineering Rules
The Building Blocks are functional units that can be installed and activated
separately. A typical set of Building Blocks is one of each functional type,
INM Release 4.1 delivers: Fault Management, Resource Management,
Connection Management, Performance Management and Protection Control.
Maximum Number of SONET MOAs per workstation 1
Memory Required (MB) 70
1
Number of Clients supported 2 FMBBs
2 RMBBs
2 CMBBs
2 PMBBs
Number of NEs supported 10,000
Number of Alarms supported 10,000
Number of Rings supported 480
1
The SONET_MOA_PSC is really the MOA required for the Protection Control Building Block
(FMBB_PSC).
Maximum Number of SONET_MOA_PSCs per
workstation 1
Memory Required (MB) 40
1
Number of Clients supported 2 FMBB_PSCs