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Lucent Technologies –
Chris Miller
 TDM – IP Migration to Remain Competitive
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Current Network Architecture
Next Generation Network
Five Migration Areas
Step by Step Approach
Sample Schedule
Program Risks
Summary
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TDM – IP Network Migration
Current Network Architecture
OSS
DWDM
PDH/SDH
STP
STP
NCP
Mobile
Apps
Switch
Apps
Voice
Switching
Routers & Switches
MSC
Private
Line
Voice
Data
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Mobile
Independent Services Overlays
Service-Specific Access
Coax, Radio, Optical Transport
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TDM – IP Network Migration
Next Generation Network Architecture
Application
Layer
Applications
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Voice
PSTN
Video
Data
Content
Services
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Call/Session Control
Session
Control
Layer
INTERNET
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IP/MPLS
Core
IP Multiservice
Edge
Media &
Endpoint
Layer
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Optical Transport
DWDM
ULH
SONET/SDH
3G Mobile
CMTS
OLT
DSLAM
Data
Center
Access Networks
CMTS
OLT
Consumer
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DSLAM
Enterprise
Uniform
Application
Architecture
AccessIndependent
Services
All-Optical
Transport
Multi-Service
Access Node
Common
Call/Session
Control
TDM – IP Network Migration
Five Migration Dimensions
1. Transport Migration
DWDM
4. OSS
Migration
PDH/SDH
2. Network Database Migration
STP
STP
NCP
5. Traffic Migration
Mobile
Apps
Switch
Apps
3. Signaling / IN
Migration
Voice
Switching
Routers & Switches
MSC
Private
Line
Voice
Data
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Mobile
TDM – IP Network Migration
Program Scope
Project Planning
Network Planning and Design
Deployment
• Engineering & Installation
• Integration & Optimization
Network Migration
• Transport
• Network Database
• Signaling / IN
• OSS Synchronization
• Traffic
Office Consolidation
Equipment Removals
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Voice Network Migration
Step by Step Approach
1. Transport / Optical Migration
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The migration of the current transport network to the
new optical network in preparation for vacating offices
and migrating traffic to new service platforms
2. Network Database Migration
3. Traffic Migration
4. Signaling Migration
5. OS Migration / Synchronization
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Voice Network Migration
Step by Step Approach
1. Transport / Optical Migration
2. Network Database Migration
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Enables the pre-provisioning of VoIP network elements
by collecting data from the existing network and
reformatting it through the use of a custom designed
tool set to load into the VoIP elements.
3. Traffic Migration
4. Signaling Migration
5. OS Migration / Synchronization
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Voice Network Migration
Step by Step Approach
1. Transport / Optical Migration
2. Network Database Migration
3. Traffic Migration
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Movement of traffic from the current switch to the
Gateway Border Elements through the use of scripted
DCS bridge and roll process or other migration
techniques.
4. Signaling Migration
5. OS Migration / Synchronization
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Voice Network Migration
Step by Step Approach
1. Transport / Optical Migration
2. Network Database Migration
3. Traffic Migration
4. Signaling Migration
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Enables migration of switched access trunks to the
next generation VoIP Border Element, transparent to
other interfacing Service Providers
5. OS Migration / Synchronization
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Voice Network Migration
Step by Step Approach
1. Transport / Optical Migration
2. Network Database Migration
3. Traffic Migration
4. Signaling Migration
5. OS Migration / Synchronization
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Accelerates migration through automated updates of
OSS Databases in synchronization with network
element traffic migration
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OSS Data Cleansing
OSS Migration Tool and Process
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TDM – IP Network Migration
Sample Schedule (Deployment & Migration)
Apr
Jun
Sep
Dec Jan
Jun Jul
Dec Jan
Mar Apr
Jun
Dec
FP3
Arch.
FP2
FP1
FP4
Appl. Migration Planning
Solution
Development
Applications Development
Net. Design
Solution
Execution
Transport Migration
Deployment; Engineering, Installation & Field Integration
Planning and Tool Development
Planning & Interface Development
Planning and Tool Development
Planning and Tool Development
Network Database Migration
Signaling / IN Migration
OS Synchronization and Migration
Traffic Migration
Equip. Removals
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TDM – IP Network Migration
Program Risks
 Target Architecture Issues
 Technical
 Operational
 Major Program Schedule Delays
 Primary Source of Cost Overruns
• Capital
• Operating
 Delays in New Service Introduction
• Delayed Revenue
• Customer Dissatisfaction
 Caused by
• Insufficient Attention to Transport, Network Database, Signaling/IN,
OSS Migration
• Lack of Coordination among Multiple Vendors
• Inadequate Program Management
 Operational Issues during Transition
 Provisioning, Billing, Maintenance
• OS Migration Must Account for Transitional Network
• Dual Provisioning
• Database Synchronization
 Customer Dissatisfaction
 Lost Revenue
 Increased Operational Costs
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Summary
 TDM – IP Migration is a move forward in
technology.
 A complete methodology and approach is
vital to the success of the project.
 Understanding the risks of the project will
be important to the overall plans
 A complete beginning to end plan is
necessary to cover all areas.
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