Integrated Telecommunications Network Management For Energy

Companies - Case Study

Passporting with other systems

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NMS systems

IP

WDM

PDH

ISDN

SDHSunVizion Network Inventory

Asset Management

Document respository

Trouble Ticketing

Alarm Collector

Auto Discovery

Fault Management

GIS

SunVizion Network Inventory

Comprehensive information about network resources and services

Centralized access to inventory data for multiple users

Support for inventory data management processes, network

maintenance and warehouselogistics

Possibility of integration with 3rd party IT systems

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Network passporting purpose

Documenting the data on your network in electronic form, allowing simultaneous access to this knowledge from multiple locations and terminals.

Centralize and organize data on the network in a way that allows easy documentation of new areas and efficient reporting of the data. Enabling effective records management.

Support in network maintenance procedures, providing quickaccess to information about the network configuration and services.

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What is network passporting

Providing comprehensive information on usage of network capacity, necessary for the optimal design of new connections and services

The introduction of control mechanisms for issuing and receivingof equipment installed in the field and transferred to customers

Improving the efficiency of information and business processes for decision-making, in the areas of reporting, investment, service sales, provision of infrastructure, the valuation of network assets

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Interfaces available within SunVizion

NMS systems Access Integrator Domain

Manager 8.3.X.X

TNMS v.14.1

TNM 23

Prime Infrastructure 2.2

HiPath Manager v.6

Alarm collectors Access Integrator Domain

Manager 8.3.X.X

NQMSFiber 5.6.X.X

TNMS v.14.1

TNM 23

Prime Infrastructure 2.2

WinCN 2.0

SWT3000

PowerLink

RL64D

NSD570

TopoNet

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EXAMPLE USE CASES

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Access to information on networks with different

technologies

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WDM

SDH IP

Physicalcables

One system – complete network knowledge

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Data presented on the user interface in a manner

appropriate to the data type

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Network Topology View

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Diagram Of Physical Connections

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Internal connections is ODF

Trails set up in the network

Inside Plant

view

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Devices structure

Locationfloorplan

Physical diagram of a cabinet

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Graphical presentation

Device structure

Physical diagram of a device

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Comprehensive knowledge about network utilisation

equals optimal resource management

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WDM links list

SDH network topology

Diagram of an SDH connection with VC12 containers

Relations between network technologies

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Physical connections

Logical dependencies

Services view – leasing, collocation

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Information on logical services

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Services

Service physicalrealization details

Network resources used

Failures and planned outages registry and their effects

(Integration with Fault Management and Trouble Ticketing)

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Registered outage

Consequence

Optimal planning of network expansion (Integration

with ERP and Fixed Assets)

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Easy reporting, including reporting to the Office of

Electronic Communications (UKE)

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Resource capacity report

UKE report

Data synchronization module

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Data taken from NMS

Passporting data

comparison

Database structure

Result comparison

Advantages

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Comprehensive network management

Easy and economically optimal network planning

Lower network maintenance costs

Inventory data available to other IT systems

Precise estimation of failure impact on service availability

Easy reporting, includingreports to government

regulators like UKE

Why SunVizion

High quality appreciated by operators in Poland and

throughout the world

The only system in Poland implemented at an energy

operator covering both physical and logical

infrastructure

GIS Environment based on ESRI, most modern and most

functional of GIS technologies

The system comes with predefined adapters for NMS

Functionality - supports virtually any task related to

network passporting and in all possible kinds of

networks

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THANK YOU

More information:

http://www.netrsr.com/network-inventory/

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