Overview of the Next Generation Network Services
C.G.Nayak^A, K.C.Shet^B
A Department of Instrumentation and control Engineering MIT, Manipal,-576104, India
^B Department of Computerscience and Engineering,  NIT, surathkal, India
 

Abstract

Next-generation network (NGN) service is a novel concept commonly used by network designers to depict their vision of future telecommunications networks. The term NGN refers to a converged network capable of carrying both voice and data over the same physical network with all traffic (voice and data) carried as IP.The process of realization of NGN will lead to a revolution in the design of telecommunications network architecture, which will result in a change in the way service providers offer their services and the way people communicate. Eventually, NGN would phase out the existing legacy networks at a point of time in the future. This paper aims to provide a general technical and functional overview of Next Generation Network (NGNs).

Keywords: NGN (Next Generation Network) IP (Internet Protocol), PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) and MPLS (Multi Protocol Label Switching).

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Biography:

Shri C. Gurudas Nayak, received his B.E. in Instrumentation Technology in 1988 and M.S. in Communication Engineering in the year 1996. Ongoing PhD scholar in Communication and Control engineering registered in 2004. He has 17 years of Industrial / Teaching experiences and published 20 papers in International and national Conferences.  He is currently working as a Lecturer in M.I.T. Manipal. His research interests include of Communication Networks and Mobile Telephone Systems.

K. C. Shet, received his B.E. in Electronic and Communication Engineering in 1972, M.Sc. Engg in 1979 and Ph.D in 1989 fromIIT Bombay. He has 33 years of teaching experiences and published 145 papers in International and national Journals and Conferences. He is currently working as a Professor in Department of Computer Engineering, N.I.T.K. Surathkal. His research interests include of Software Testing, Mobile Computing, Wireless Networking and Security of Networks.

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