Virtualized Core Networks, and Network Slicing (UC Sample Clauses

Virtualized Core Networks, and Network Slicing (UC. 5.1) Summary: This use case focuses on the user plane of an SDN infrastructure. The VMNO and the VIP have an agreement to install a set of slices composing a VCN. One slice serves to xMBB subscribers and the other to mMTC subscribers. The network slices are configured so that commands cannot get accepted to other slices. Trust between the VIP and the VMNO is paramount in this use case, due to the fact that the slices provided by the VIP and exploited by the VMNO to be in turn offered to the subscribers involve three actors. In the event of any kind of service abnormality, responsibilities have to be dissolved in order to pay penalties with respect to the contract among both VMNO and VIP. This multi-partner service and the exposal of virtual resources to third-parties implies that the responsibility towards the subscribers, which has been traditionally always the operator, has to be extended distributed with the same warranties to all the rest of actors /entities involved. Entities: VIP, VMNO, subscribers. Trust: Subscribers trust the slice in the sense that those fulfil the SLA requirements for the required service. VIP and VMNO will trust each other what is done through a contract that will dissolve any responsibility and the related penalties to be paid in case of not compliance.
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