Re: "Rebirth of CMIP"???
Herbert Plansky <Herbert.Plansky@zfe.siemens.de> Tue, 01 March 1994 11:56 UTC
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From: Herbert Plansky <Herbert.Plansky@zfe.siemens.de>
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Subject: Re: "Rebirth of CMIP"???
Cc: eer1@admin01.osi.com
Ed Reeder writes: >Not all true, not all false. I see a wide variety of protocol usage: >In general, SNMP (v1 now, v2 later) is used for CustomerNetwork Management >(CNM), where a telco provides their customer a view into their piece of the >telco's cloud. >CMIP is starting to be used within the telco's environment (and for telco- >to-telco communications, like the exchange of trouble tickets). >The multimedia guys (we also do management of video-on-demand) seem to >want the quickest to market solution and don't really care what is used. I'm interested in applications of SNMP v1,v2 within telcos/carriers (e.g. customer network management). Any hints/information are appreciated. /Herbert Plansky, Siemens Munich, Herbert.Plansky@zfe.siemens.de
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