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	Title		: Path Quality Verification over an All-Optical Network
	Author(s)	: S. Seno, Y. Konishi
	Filename	: draft-seno-path-quality-verification-00.txt
	Pages		: 8
	Date		: 2002-10-25
	
This draft proposes a framework for path quality verification over an 
all-optical network. Because it will be difficult to ensure quality of 
a dynamically established path over an all-optical network, it may be 
useful for network providers to have means to verify quality of a path 
before it is served to the subscribers. This draft proposes a framework 
for such means, including requirements behind them and a path continuity 
check mechanism to verify optical-level path quality upon a path's 
establishment by the GMPLS signaling.

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