Method for automated provisioning of dedicated circuits
AssigneeAT&T Corp.
InventorsJohn A. Cerciello, Stephen E. Hanson, David G. Priest
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AssigneeAT&T Corp.
InventorsJohn A. Cerciello, Stephen E. Hanson, David G. Priest
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Automatic provisioning of dedicated circuits (40, 44, 48, 49, 55, 56, 64, 68, 72, and 74) within a network (10) to obtain connectivity of a prescribed bandwidth between an origin (12) and an end point (16) is accomplished by first identifying circuits having a prescribed bandwidth and suitable location from a map of such circuits maintained in a data base (80). Once the circuits having the prescribed bandwidth and suitable location are identified, then a group of circuits is selected, based on one or more predetermined criteria. Thereafter, provisioning commands are generated for receipt by Digital Access Cross-Connect Devices (42, 46, 50, 54, 58, 62, 66 and 73) that interconnect the circuits to provide the desired conductivity between the origin and the end point.
A method for automatically provisioning dedicated circuits within a network, each circuit having a location and a bandwidth and each circuit being selectable for connection in response to a provisioning command, to yield connectivity of a prescribed bandwidth between an origin and an end point, comprising the steps of:
A method for automatically provisioning dedicated circuits within a network, each circuit having a location, a bandwidth and an availability for use, and each circuit being selectable for connection in response to a provisioning command, to yield connectivity of a prescribed bandwidth between an origin and an end point, comprising the steps of:
A method for automatically provisioning dedicated circuits within a network, each circuit having a location and a bandwidth and each circuit being selectable for connection in response to a provisioning command, to yield connectivity of a prescribed bandwidth, between an origin and an end point, comprising the steps of:
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