Nortel and IBM Offer Tivoli Netcool Carrier VoIP Manager software
Nortel announced a new service assurance solution combining IBM Tivoli Netcool Carrier VoIP Manager software with network consulting and integration services from Nortel. The implementation combines IBM Tivoli Netcool Carrier VoIP Manager, Nortel’s Tivoli Netcool-based Common Management Platform and Nortel Global Services to provide greater visibility and control across multi-technology, multi-vendor networks.
The initial version of IBM Tivoli Netcool Carrier VoIP Manager supports Nortel’s Communication Server 2000 IP Multimedia Softswitch.
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