The Bellcore Research Network: optical SONET/ATM layer implementation and applications

H. Izadpanah; L. Eskildsen; K. Rastani; C. Lin; Y. Tsai; J. Peng; A. Ippolitti; V. Shah; L. Curtis; H. Johnson; W. C. Young; J. Mann; K. Young; P. Kaiser

doi:10.1364/OFC.1994.TuO3

Conference on Optical Fiber Communication
1994 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994),
paper TuO3
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The Bellcore Research Network: optical SONET/ATM layer implementation and applications

H. Izadpanah, L. Eskildsen, K. Rastani, C. Lin, Y. Tsai, J. Peng, A. Ippolitti, V. Shah, L. Curtis, H. Johnson, W. C. Young, J. Mann, K. Young, and P. Kaiser

Optical Fiber Communication Conference 1994

San Jose, California United States
ISBN: 1-55752-331-2

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H. Izadpanah, L. Eskildsen, K. Rastani, C. Lin, Y. Tsai, J. Peng, A. Ippolitti, V. Shah, L. Curtis, H. Johnson, W. C. Young, J. Mann, K. Young, and P. Kaiser, "The Bellcore Research Network: optical SONET/ATM layer implementation and applications," in Conference on Optical Fiber Communication, Vol. 4 of 1994 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994), paper TuO3.

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Abstract

The Bellcore Research Network¹ (BRN) is a three-node, multiwavelength, multi-gigabit-per-second testbed interconnecting the three Bellcore Research Laboratories at Red Bank (Navesink, NVC), Raritan River Center (RRC), and Morristown (MRE). The network was implemented over the installed interoffice fiber network of New Jersey Bell and thus provides a realistic platform for research in advanced optical network technologies and architectures, network control and management, and services. Among the tests planned are SONET/ATM network control and management experiments, remote access to the MRE supercomputer, SMDS experiments, and shared database research between the three locations. Other research opportunities include experimentation with video-based services such as Video Window, video-on-demand and distance-learning, and remote access to the Aurora Gigabit Testbed.

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