Method of saving operating data of a network element, and controller for a network element
CA 2275824 A1 · Owner: Nusch, Dietmar · Inventors: Nusch, Dietmar; Banzhaf, Monika; Knebel, Uwe
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Operating data of a controller (CTR) for a network element (NE) must be saved in a nonvolatile storage (DB). The operating data are present in the form of managed objects (MO). The method of saving the operating data involves dividing the managed objects (MO) into groups (A, B, C) and assigning a group-specific software module to each of the groups. To save one of the managed objects (MO), the operating data of the object are stored using the associated group-specific software module (MOD_A MOD_B, MOD_C). This makes it possible to take into account the different requirements with respect to access capabilities, robustness, and speed of the different managed objects, and to increase access …
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