A Service Migration Strategy for Communication Networks

Abstract

The requirement for IT infrastructure is continually changing, and new solutions are being developed as a result. Here in this scenario, the existing is referred as an old router and proposed is referred to new router configuration as an illustrative example. Hence there is a need for migration. In this work, A detailed network service migration strategy has been discussed, presented, and realized over real time scenario. This migration strategy requires a detailed, step-by-step methodology. Planning migration steps with several phases is the next and most crucial step. Successful migration requires level of planning. Logically, we are configuring the ports while physically disconnecting the fiber from router a and patching it to router b. The next phase is documentation, which includes in service notification (ISN) and performance reports. We'll verify the new router's performance after the migration to see whether it has any delays or packet losses that are lower than those of router A.