Patent classifications
H04B10/0793
System and method for automatic bandwidth management
Systems and methods for automatically managing the bandwidth requirements of application workloads may include learning the bandwidth requirements using historical data, predicting the required bandwidth for a time interval and provisions the services to deliver the appropriate bandwidth to the applications. Systems and methods for automatically managing the bandwidth requirements of application workloads may also include monitoring for the actual bandwidth requirements of the applications and adapt dynamically to changing requirements.
SERVICE PATH SWITCHING METHOD AND RELATED DEVICE
According to a method, when it is detected that service traffic needs to be switched from a first optical layer path to a second optical layer path, a first internet protocol (IP) link associated with the service traffic needs to be determined, and an IP link used to transmit the service traffic is adjusted from the first IP link to a second IP link; an optical layer path of the first IP link is switched from the first optical layer path to the second optical layer path after the adjustment of the IP link is completed; and the IP link used to transmit the service traffic is adjusted from the second IP link to the first IP link after the switching of the optical layer path is completed. In this way, continuity of the service traffic can be ensured.
Procedures, apparatuses, systems, and computer programs for providing optical network channel protection
A procedure for transferring wavelengths, and a system that operates in accordance with the procedure. The system comprises at least one network terminal, each including a switch and a controller. A plurality of wavelength sets are applied to the switch. The controller is arranged to operate the switch such that the switch (a) selects at least one wavelength from at least one of the plurality of wavelength sets, based on electrical monitoring at a port module external to the network terminal, and (b) outputs the at least one wavelength to an output of the at least one network terminal.
MONITORING MULTIPLE PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS
A PON system comprising multiple PONs, each having a respective intelligent splitter monitor (ISM). In addition to having a passive optical splitter therein, an ISM also has several remotely powered active components configured to monitor the presence of uplink light signals on the ports of the splitter and communicate with the central office using out-of-band optical signals. These ISM functionalities enable the network operator, e.g., to automatically map PON connectivity, pairing each port on the splitter with a distinct optical network unit. The PON system further comprises an optical module connected to the multiple PONs through an optical switch in a manner that supports shared access to said module by the corresponding multiple ISMs. In an example embodiment, the optical module comprises an optical transceiver capable of communicating with the ISM transceivers and one or more lasers configured to provide high-intensity light for remotely charging the ISM batteries.
METHODS, DEVICES, APPARATUSES, AND MEDIUM FOR OPTICAL COMMUNICATION
The method includes receiving, at a first optical communication device, feedback information on training of a neural network from at least one second optical communication device, the neural network configured to process a signal received from the first optical communication device, the feedback information at least including a training performance indication for training of the neural network conducted at the at least one second optical communication device; updating, based on the feedback information, a first initial parameter value set for the neural network maintained at the first optical communication device, to obtain a second initial parameter value set for the neural network; and transmitting the second initial parameter value set to at least one further second optical communication device, for training of the neural network to be conducted at the at least one further second optical communication device based on the second initial parameter value set.
METHOD FOR ANAYLZING OMCI PACKETS
The present invention provides a method for analyzing OMCI (ONT Management Control Interface) packets, comprising: transmitting, by an OLT (Optical Line Transmission), an OMCI packet including multiple settings; receiving, by an ONT (Optical Network Terminal), the OMCI packet; wherein the ONT includes an OMCI protocol analyzer, the OMCI protocol analyzer parse the settings and generates an ER-diagram (Entity Relationship Diagram).
Optical network system, optical node device, and optical network control method
If wavelength defragmentation is performed during the operation of an optical network, an instantaneous interruption of a network arises; consequently, data are lost; therefore, an optical network control method according to an exemplary aspect of the present invention includes monitoring a data volume of a client signal to be transmitted using a plurality of optical subcarriers; and performing synchronously, depending on a variation in the data volume, an optical subcarrier changing process of changing an active optical subcarrier, of the plurality of optical subcarriers, to be used for transmitting the client signal, and a remapping process of remapping the client signal onto an active optical subcarrier after having been changed.
Methods and apparatus for maintenance in an optical communication network
A method for monitoring a passive optical network, the passive optical network comprising a plurality of network components, comprises receiving an alert message (200) from a fault detection system associated with the passive optical network, the alert message comprising an indication of one or more candidate locations for a detected fault in the passive optical network. The method further comprises accessing an inventory (202) of the plurality of network components, the inventory storing, for each of the plurality of network components, information comprising the network component location. The method further comprises identifying (204), based on the one or more candidate locations and the network component locations, one or more network components of the plurality of network components as candidates for the cause of the detected fault.
Logical to physical link mapping in a fiber optic network
Systems and methods for logical to physical link mapping in a fiber optic network are provided. In one implementation, a method includes receiving geographic data related to one or more fiber links in a fiber optic network; receiving logical links on the one or more fiber links; receiving results from one or more tests performed on the one or more fiber links; utilizing the results to determine a physical representation of the one or more fiber links; and displaying a network map of the fiber optic network with the physical representation.
MONITOR OF OPTICAL FIBER
Disclosed is a solution for monitoring an operation of an optical fiber. An arrangement for the purpose includes: an indicator device arranged to: receive, from an optical component, a sample of a signal conveyed in the communication channel; determine an indicator value indicative of an amount of light in the sample of the signal; and a computing device arranged to compare the indicator value to a reference value, and set a detection result to express either that the sample of the signal carries a predefined amount of light or the predefined amount of light is absent from the sample. Also disclosed is a method, a computing device, a computer program product and a communication system thereto.