Method and arrangement for maintaining and updating network element configuration in an xDSL network, and an xDSL network element

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-09-04
WIRELESS LAN SYST
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[0019]The above-described system adapts itself automatically both to a situation where a network element powers up after a period of non-activity and just needs to reload a set of previously stored configuration information, and to a situation where a new network device is connected to the network without any prior knowledge in the network about

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A single fault at level 4 can disable a whole xDSL netwo

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[0032]FIG. 2 illustrates schematically a part of an xDSL network where active element X 201, active element Y 202 and active element Z 203 belong to a certain Nth level of the network hierarchy. Here N is a positive integer. On the next highest level, which is the (N+1)th level, there is an active element A 211 that has a connection to each of the elements X, Y and Z. Depending on the value of N, there may be further lower levels below the Nth level and upper levels above the (N+1)th level.

[0033]Each active network element X, Y, Z and A has a configuration memory 251, 261, 271 and 281 respectively. In each configuration memory there is an entry 252, 262, 272 or 282 respectively for storing the own configuration information of that particular network element. According to an aspect of the invention the configuration memory of each active network element contains also a part 253, 263, 273 or 283 respectively for storing entries that contain configuration information of other network elem

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A method and arrangements are disclosed for distributing configuration information in an xDSL network that comprises network elements on certain hierarchical levels and a network managing station. There is transmitted a request for configuration information from a first network element located on a first hierarchical level to a second network element located on a second hierarchical level. The second hierarchical level is above the first hierarchical level in the xDSL network, but the second network element is other than the network managing station. The second network element decides whether it is appropriate to read the configuration information requested in the request for configuration information from a configuration memory of the second network element. In case it is decided to be appropriate, the configuration information requested in the request for configuration information is read from a configuration memory of the second network element and transmitted to the first network element.

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