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Started by Mike Moore
Fri, 02 Oct 1992 20:45
SNMP in a Voice/Data Environment
Author: Mike Moore
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1992 20:45
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1992 20:45
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Hello networkers, We are interested in providing SNMP network management in an integrated voice and data environment. There is already a proprietary network management scheme in place on the voice (telephone) network with its own DBMS. We have HP Open- view on the data network. Are there standards for this kind of integration, rfc's or drafts? TIA, Michael Moore GTE Government Systems mmoore@europa.asd.contel.com
Re: SNMP in a Voice/Data Environment
Author: Tyson M. Kostan
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 14:12
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 14:12
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In article 17509@europa.asd.contel.com, mmoore@bagels.eng.gtefsd.com (Mike Moore) writes: >Hello networkers, >We are interested in providing SNMP network management in an integrated voice >and data environment. There is already a proprietary network management scheme >in place on the voice (telephone) network with its own DBMS. We have HP Open- >view on the data network. Are there standards for this kind of integration, >rfc's or drafts? > Yes. In fact there are several applicable RFCs: rfc1232 - DS1/DS3 rfc1304 - SMDS Interface Protocol draft mib - draft-ietf-snmp-t1mib-07.txt Also, I read last week in Communications Week, that MCI announced SNMP management services for their Frame-Relay offerings, and AT&T made similar calims. I don't know much about voice stuff, though, although some of the mibs mentioned above are probably applicable in some areas for voice. --- Ty Kostan EMail: ty@desktalk.com Senior Staff Engineer Voice: (310) 323-5998 DeskTalk Systems, Inc. FAX: (310) 323-6197 19401 S. Vermont Ave #F100 Torrance CA 90502
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