WHAT’S AT STAKE

Manning, routing, and signaling are three concepts related to the operation and management of communication networks, particularly in the context of telecommunications. Manning: Manning refers to the allocation and management of personnel or staff to various positions and tasks within a communication network or system. Routing: Routing involves the process of selecting the optimal path for data or information to travel from a source to a destination in a network. Signaling: Signaling refers to the exchange of control information between network elements or devices to establish, maintain, or terminate a communication session.

WHAT’S THE DANGER

DANGERS ASSOCIATED WITH MANNING, ROUTING AND SIGNALING Manning:

• Inadequate […]

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