There exists a practical implementation of IP over optical convergence—proper shared risk management and alarm correlation to achieve optimal network utilization and resiliency in real network failure scenarios. The compelling benefit of a policy-driven automation solution is highlighted in the context of a common service provider use case: an optical failure that reduces the available bandwidth to transport IP traffic.
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IP Over Optical Transport—Delivering Optimal Resiliency
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