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he 1990s are a dramatic time for network and systems management. The software advances in the past few years have funT damentally changed the way business information processing and service management are being accomplished. Newly developed commercial systems enable open, distributed network and systems management of communications equipment linking users across continents and even oceans. The sheer quantity of information being passed over these managed links is growing at rates that would have seemed fantastic only a few years ago. This paper describes a customer-to-carrier prototype, based on a protocol-independent interface specification and the OMNIPoint Network Management Forum service management concept.

A Customer-to-carrier Gateway for Multiple Services