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AL Zaidan Motairy EETS 8311 (1) The Intelligent Network, IN, enables networks to easily evolve towards the next generation networks. Answer: True, Slide: 1-32. (2) The intelligent network IN defines the service-independent architecture that separates the service logic and/or feature functionality from the network access elements and places that functionality in other platforms in the network. Answer: True, Slide:...
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(1) The Intelligent Network, IN, enables networks to easily evolve towards the next generation networks. Answer: True, Slide: 1-32. (2) The intelligent network IN defines the service-independent architecture that separates the service logic and/or feature functionality from the network access elements and places that functionality in other platforms in the network. Answer: True, Slide: 1-50, 2-5. (3) The main goal of the Next Generation Networks (NGN) is to create an end-to-end optical connectivity based on Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) technology to provide more bandwidth to subscribers as they need. Answer: False, Slides: 1-61, 1-62. Yes this is ?ow? but the main goal is to let you design, create, deploy and operate communication services that are tailored to your and your customers' needs. (4) Traditional services used to be more reliable in service delivery by capturing the intelligence into the network access elements, e.g. CO switch. Answer: False, Slide: 2-18. (5) The Service Control Function (SCF) contains the IN service logic providing the logic control applied to a call requiring IN service and handles service-related processing activities. Answer: True (1), Slide: 2-39 (6) In IN, a call is viewed as being composed of two half calls, originating half call and terminating half call. Answer: True, Slide: 3-45 (7) Operation, Administration, Maintenance, and Provisioning (OAM&P) the are main functions of TMN. Answer: False, Slide: 4-63. (8) Object Request Broker provides a mechanism for transparently communicating client requests to target object implementations. Answer: True, Slide: 6-12. (9) Define SIBs used in IN and explain how SIBs are used to enhance the IN concept? Answer: Slide: 3-11. SIBs, Service Independent Building Blocks, are standard, reusable network-wide capabilities used to create service features and to provide a chain of functions that represent a service feature interacting with a basic call.
They are used to enhance the IN concept as: (1) Independent from any specific functional or physical architecture. (2) Each is a complete activity. (3) Each has one logical start point, possibly several end points. (10) How would you assess the risks of the centralized control concept in IN environment? Answer: Sl...
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