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| Learn how, as a service provider or supplier, MTNM can help you reduce development, integration, and management costs across your networks utilizing standardized inventory management interfaces.This course demonstrates the versatility of the eTOM framework in an enterprise, showing how the eTOM can be used in real-life, through practical examples. |
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Using Multi-technology Network Management (MTNM) / Multi-Technology Operations Systems Interface (MTOSI) for Inventory Management |
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Intended for:
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Anyone interested |
| Pre-requisites: |
None |
| Length: |
Half day |
| Technology being taught: |
The TM Forum’s MTNM specifications for integrated management of multi-technology, multi-vendor networks are widely accepted as the industry standard and are in use by over 50 companies around the world. |
| Highlights: |
This course introduces the TM Forum’s Multi-Technology Operations System Interface (MTOSI): a standard interface between OSs defined in XML enables lower integration costs between OS suppliers by defining the information that needs to be shared supports service provider requirements for an open OS environment allows system integrators to easily integrate OSs.
This course provides a basic understanding of the elements of MTOSI:
- Deliverables
- Business Requirements
- Use of JMS and XML
- Requirements and Use Cases
- Information Model
- XML Interface Specification
- Possible extensions
Finally, this course explains how MTOSI fits under the NGOSS umbrella. |
| Upon completion, delegates will be able to: |
- Understand how to pass inventory data from OSs for use in network discovery and inventory synchronization.
- Understand how to retrieve subnetwork and protection information
- Understand how to pass network fault information
- Understand the MTOSI information model
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| Agenda: |
- Overview
- Scope
- Requirements and Use Cases
- Information Model
- XML Interface Specification
- Possible extensions.
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| As with all official TM Forum courses, certificates of achievement will be issued |