KR20040001626A - Method and system of network management for point-to-multipoint reservation service in an Asynchronous Transfer Mode network - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A network management method for a point-to-multipoint reservation service in an ATM(Asynchronous Transfer Mode) network and a network management system therefor are provided to offer a service which connects between point and multipoint on the basis of the reservation of a user. CONSTITUTION: A point-to-multipoint reservation service providing unit(20) has a composition management server(200), a fault management server(220), a performance management server(230) and a routing management server(210). The composition management server(200) has a network configuration information database(240) which stores state information of an ATM switch and a link, and manages network configuration information. The fault management server(220) has a fault information database(250) which stores fault information of an ATM network, and manages fault information. The performance management server(230) has a performance information database(260) which stores performance information of the ATM network, and manages performance information. The routing management server(210) extracts routing configuration information for point-multipoint connection with reference to network configuration information, fault information and performance information, and extracts a point-to-multipoint routing path on the basis of routing configuration information. The routing management server(210) sets the ATM switch and the link according to the point-to-multipoint routing path. A subscriber management unit(30) has a subscriber information database(32) which stores user information, user subscription contents and billing data, and manages the subscriber information database(32).

Description

Method and system of network management for point-to-multipoint reservation service in an Asynchronous Transfer Mode network}

The present invention relates to a network management method and system for an end-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transmission mode network, and more particularly, to allocate an order for end-to-multipoint routing and extract a path using the same. Network management method and system for the end-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transfer mode network that provides end-to-multipoint connection service using the cell copy function by setting to each exchange of ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) network will be.

ATM network is a network that can provide various quality of service. It is suitable for providing various communication services from low speed to high speed according to user's requirements. Is very useful.

However, one of the complaints of the user is that it is difficult to receive the communication service at the exact time that the user wants because the reservation system has not spread in the communication service aspect.

In addition, in order to connect a head office or a branch office in an enterprise or a workplace having multiple branches or branches, an efficient communication service providing method capable of connecting end-to-multipoint branches is required.

Therefore, in the past, the end-to-end connection was provided to provide the end-to-end connection service by connecting the multi-points, but this caused a waste in terms of network resource utilization, and in the user side, it is necessary to purchase several connection services from the communication service provider. This has been burdened.

In order to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a service for connecting the end-to-many point-to-point based on the reservation of the user in the ATM network.

Another object of the present invention is to propose a method for setting the shortest path for end-to-multipoint connection.

1 is a block diagram of a network management system for providing end-to-multipoint reservation service in an ATM network according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a detailed configuration diagram of the subscriber management unit 30 and the end-to-multipoint reservation service provider 20 of FIG. 1.

3 is a diagram illustrating an order allocation method for a method of establishing a end-to-multipoint routing path according to the present invention.

4 is a diagram illustrating routing shape information of a node and a link according to the order allocation method of FIG. 3.

FIG. 5 is a diagram for describing a process of setting an end-to-multipoint routing path in FIG. 4; FIG.

FIG. 6 illustrates the end-to-multipoint routing path setup finally determined in FIG. 5; FIG.

To this end, the present invention, when an end-to-multipoint reservation service request is received from a service user, by using network shape information of an asynchronous transmission mode link connecting an asynchronous transmission mode switch serving as a node and an exchange linking according to the request, A network management method for an end-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transmission mode network for extracting an end-to-multipoint routing path, comprising: a first step of assigning an order to any one of nodes; A second step of allocating all the links connected to the node to which the order is assigned, the order of the node plus a certain value; For a node connected to a link to which the order is assigned, the same value as the order assigned to the link if the order of the preset node is greater than the order of the link and the available bandwidth of the link is wider than the bandwidth for the end-to-multipoint reservation service. A third step of allocating the order of the; And for the node connected to the link to which the order is assigned, if the order of the preset node is smaller than the order of the link, and the available bandwidth of the link is narrower than the bandwidth for the end-to-multipoint reservation service, a fourth allocation of an infinite order; Including the process, the order is assigned to the network shape information of the node and the link.

And, when all the orders are allocated to the node and the link, extracting the end-to-multipoint routing path, selecting a link having the smallest order of the link among the links connected to the node; A sixth step of selecting a link having a large amount of remaining bandwidth if the selected links have the same order; A seventh step of selecting an arbitrary link if both the order of the link and the remaining bandwidth are the same; And an eighth process of reducing the remaining bandwidth of the selected link by the bandwidth for the end-to-end reservation service.

In addition, in a network management system for end-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transmission mode network composed of an asynchronous transmission mode link interconnecting an asynchronous transmission mode switch and a switch, a network shape information database storing state information of the exchange and the link is provided. A configuration management server for managing network shape information; A failure management server including a failure information database storing failure information of an asynchronous transmission mode network and managing failure information; A performance management server having a performance information database for storing performance information of the asynchronous transmission mode network and managing the performance information; Extracts routing geometry information for end-to-multipoint connection by referring to network configuration information, fault information, and performance information from configuration management server, failure management server, and performance management server, and based on the extracted routing configuration information, end-to-multipoint routing An end-to-multipoint reservation service providing unit configured to extract a path and include a routing management server that establishes a link with a switch according to the extracted path, and manages an asynchronous transmission mode network; It has a subscriber information database that receives the service subscription from the telecommunication service user and stores the user information, user subscription contents and billing data, and manages it. When receiving a request for service reservation for the end-to-multipoint connection from the telecommunication service user, In addition, the subscriber management unit transmits information for end-to-multipoint connection to the end-to-end point reservation service provider to set up a end-to-end point routing path and provides end-to-end point connection service.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a block diagram of a network management system for providing end-to-multipoint reservation service in an ATM network according to the present invention, wherein the ATM switches 12, 14, and 16 are interconnected with the ATM links 18 and 19. ) ATM network 10 consisting of a), the end-to-end multi-point reservation service provider 20 for managing such an ATM network 10, and the subscriber management unit responsible for the user subscription content and billing by receiving a service subscription from a communication service user 30 is provided.

The communication service user may be an operator or an enterprise having a plurality of branch offices, and is a user who uses the end-to-multipoint reservation service for connecting the main office 40 and the various branch offices 42 to 46.

Here, the configuration of the subscriber management unit 30 and the end-to-end reservation service provider 20 for providing end-to-multipoint reservation service in response to a user's request will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 2.

The subscriber management unit 30 receives a communication service use request from a communication service user, stores subscriber information, service subscription contents, and billing data in the subscriber information database 32 and manages the same.

And, in the case of the end-to-end reservation service subscription in the ATM network receives the location information and the desired opening day information of the head office and branch offices to be connected from the subscriber and store it in the subscriber information database 32, the end-to-end reservation service provider Send a request for establishing an end-to-multipoint reservation connection to 20.

The end-to-end reservation service provider 20 that receives and processes the request for providing the end-to-end reservation service includes a configuration management server 200, a routing management server 210, a failure management server 220, and a performance management server 230. ).

The configuration management server 200 stores and manages the state information of the switch for the ATM network and the link connecting them in the network shape information database 240.

The routing management server 210 extracts an optimal routing path between points for the end-to-multipoint connection request, and the extraction of the routing path collects information of the network shape information database 240 managed by the configuration management server 200. It extracts routing shape information for routing by reconstructing it into a form suitable for extracting routing paths, and extracts end-to-multipoint connection information by calculating an optimal routing path that can connect several points based on the routing shape information. do.

The failure management server 220 manages the failure of the ATM network and has a failure information database 250 for this purpose. The performance management server 230 manages the performance of the ATM network and has a performance information database 260 for this purpose. do.

The routing management server 210 receives the subscriber subscription contents and the optimal routing path between the various points that the user wants to connect to when the end-to-multipoint reservation service provider 20 requests the end-to-multipoint reservation service. Select and reserve ATM network resources for this.

In addition, the routing management server 210 is provided with a timer to accurately guarantee the service providing time requested by the user, the actual connection operation is made by controlling the ATM switch before a certain time of the start of the service according to the extracted end-to-multipoint connection information Manage your time.

This is to prevent unnecessarily allocating network resources at a time when a user does not actually use them, and to reduce network resource utilization in terms of a communication service provider. It is to provide end-to-multipoint reservation service at the exact time requested by the user by securing time in case of exception handling due to the control failure of the ATM exchange by controlling the exchange.

The network configuration information database 240 managed by the configuration management server 200 manages all the information necessary for configuration management of the ATM network, but the routing configuration information extracted from the routing management server 210 is configured by the configuration management server 200. Simplified routing configuration information consisting of nodes and links between nodes required for end-to-multipoint routing path calculation among the network configuration information managed by the network configuration information, and the network failure information and performance management server 230 managed by the failure management server 220. ) Is composed of a combination of performance information managed.

Some of the programs presented below show an order allocation method for end-to-multipoint routing by the routing management server 210.

1.G (V, E), where V: node, E: link

2.V = {O, VISIT}, E {O, B _AVA } // O: Order, B _AVA : Available Bandwidth

3. B _REQ : Request Bandwidth

4. E _ADJ : opponent node connected to the link

5. for all E (O) ← ∞; // ∞: infinite order

_{6.V VISIT} (O, VISIT) ← (0, YES); // V _VISIT : sending node

7. Procedure Ordering (V _VISIT , B _REQ ) {

8.for all E∈V _VISIT {

9.E (O) V _VISIT (O) +1;

10. V _NEIGH ← E _ADJ ; // neighbor node connected to link E

11.if (V _VISIT (VISIT) == NO && V _NEIGH (O)> E (O) && E (B _AVA ) ≥B _REQ ) {

12. V _NEIGH (O, VISIT) ← (E (O), YES);

13.if (V _NEIGH (O)! = ∞)

14.Ordering (V _NEIGH , B _REQ ); // Recursive Call

15.} else {

16.E (O) ← ∞;

17. V _NEIGH (O) ← ∞;

18.}

19.} // end of for

20.} // end of Ordering

In this program, the node points to the ATM switch, and the link points to the ATM link that connects the ATM switch.

An order is an arbitrary number assigned to these nodes and links, which is used for the selection of the optimal path between end-to-multipoint points and is allocated from the transmitting node to the receiving node.

The order allocation method is briefly described as follows.

First, the order of the node that is the transmission point starts with 0, and the variable VISIT is set to YES (line 6).

The variable VISIT is a variable that is set to YES when an order is assigned to a node and all links connected to the node to which the order is assigned (but in the program above, the VISIT variable is assigned to YES at the same time an order is assigned to the node). You can see that the order is assigned to the link (line 9), and when you order to a node connected to that link, you assign the order even though the link is not assigned to the forward link to this node. At the same time, we are setting the VISIT variable to YES (line 12), is it assigning an order to a node and assigning it to YES for that node, regardless of the order assignment of the link connected to this node?), The sending node Starts at YES.

When an order is assigned to a transmitting node in this way, an order is allocated to all of the links connected to the transmitting node (line 8).

The order of the link connected to the transmitting node is allocated by adding 1 to the order of the transmitting node (line 9).

When an order is assigned to a link, the order is assigned to the node connected to it (line 10), if the VISIT variable of the node connected to the link is NO, the order of the previously established node is greater than the order of the link, and the available bandwidth of the link If it is larger than this request bandwidth (row 11), the order of the node connected to the link is allocated equal to the order of the link, and the node's VISIT variable is set to YES (row 12).

If the existing order of the node connected to the link is not infinite (row 13), the above process is repeated to allocate the order to all the links connected to the transmitting node, and the order is allocated to the node connected to the link (row 14). ).

Otherwise, the link order and node order are set to infinity (lines 16 and 17).

This process is repeated until the order is allocated to one transmitting node and a plurality of receiving nodes and all links and nodes connecting the same for the end-to-multipoint connection.

3 is a diagram illustrating an example of assigning orders at actual nodes and links according to the order allocation method.

In the figure, L1 to L6 are links, A to E are nodes, and in [number], numbers represent node and link orders, and in (number / Y), the number represents the remaining bandwidth of the link and Y represents the link state is normal. Where (number / N), N indicates that the state of the link is faulty.

Further, assuming that the request bandwidth of the end-to-multipoint reservation service user is 7 Mbps, the transmitting node is E, and the receiving nodes are A and B.

First, the order of the transmitting node E is assigned to zero.

When the order allocation of the transmitting node E is completed, the orders of the links L1 and L3 connected to the node E are allocated as follows.

The order allocated to node E when the bandwidth (10 Mbps) of link L1 connected to sending node E is greater than or equal to the bandwidth requested for establishing the end-to-multipoint connection, and the link's status is unreachable and reachability is normal (Y). 1 is added to assign to the order of link L1.

As soon as the link order is assigned, the order of the node connected to the link is allocated. The order of the node C connected to the link L1 is set to be the same as the order of the link L1.

At this time, if the order previously assigned to the node C is larger than the order to be set, it is changed. If the existing order is smaller than the order to be set, it is not changed.

Since the order of node C in the figure is not currently present, order 1 of link L1 is set as it is.

An order is allocated to another link L3 connected to the node E. Since the bandwidth (5 Mbps) of the link L3 is smaller than the requested bandwidth, an infinite order is set.

When the order allocation for the link L3 is completed, an order of D, which is a node connected to the link L3, is allocated. Since there is no order currently assigned to the node D, an infinite order is allocated like the order of the link.

When order assignment to node C is completed, the order of links connected to node C is set in the same manner as above, so that the order of link L2 becomes two.

Since the order of link L2 is set, the order of node D connected to link L2 is reassigned. In this case, the order of node D is already assigned as infinite order, but since order 2 of link L2 is smaller than infinite order. , The order of node D is changed to 2.

However, the order of the link L6 connected to the node D should be allocated to 2, which is the order of the node D, but is set to an infinite order since the link state is in a failure state and thus is not reachable (N).

In this way, the order is allocated to all nodes and links.

4 is a diagram illustrating an order assignment result for routing shape information including 15 nodes and links connecting them according to the example of FIG. 3.

In the figure, L1 to L22 represent links, and A to O represent nodes.

In [number], the number indicates the order of node and link, the number in (number / Y) indicates the remaining bandwidth of the link, and Y indicates that the link is in a normal state.

N in (number / N) indicates that the state of the link is a fault.

And, it is assumed that the transmitting node is B and the receiving node is five nodes of G, I, M, N, and O, and the requested bandwidth for establishing the end-to-multipoint connection is 10 Mbps.

When routing shape information and order assignment are determined, the optimal path for end-to-multipoint connection is extracted.

Since the process of extracting the end-to-multipoint path is performed based on the order information in the state in which the assignment of the nodes and links of the routing configuration information as shown in FIG. 4 is completed, the end-to-multipoint path extraction process must be preceded by the order allocation step.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an end-to-multipoint path extraction process based on the order assignment result of FIG. 4.

Unlike the order allocation process, the end-to-multipoint path extraction process searches routing configuration information from the receiving node to the transmitting node.

In the figure, the transmitting node is B and the receiving node is G, I, M, N, O, so the end-to-multipoint path selection is from G to B, from I to B, from M to B, from N to B, from O The routing shape information is searched up to B.

In the end-to-multipoint path selection, the following six rules are used to search the routing configuration information.

First, the routing shape information is first searched until any transmitting node finds the transmitting node.

Second, select the link with the smallest link order among the links connected to the node.

Third, if the order of the link is the same, select the link with a lot of remaining bandwidth.

Fourth, if the order of the link and the remaining bandwidth is the same, select a random link.

Fifth, if a link is selected, the bandwidth of the selected link is reduced by the requested bandwidth.

Sixth, if a duplicate link is already selected, the remaining bandwidth of the link is not changed.

The reason for selecting a link that has a large amount of remaining bandwidth when the link order is the same is to use the link having enough bandwidth to secure stability for all users who use other services together with the end-to-multipoint reservation service. Reducing the bandwidth of the selected link by the requested bandwidth ensures that the bandwidth required for providing the end-to-end reservation service cannot be used by users using services other than the end-to-end reservation service user. This is to provide a reservation service.

A process of extracting the optimal path from the receiving node M to the transmitting node B according to this rule will be described in detail as follows.

Two links L16 and L21 are connected to the receiving node M. When comparing the orders of these links, the order of the link L16 is the infinite order, and the order of the link L21 is 7, so the link L21 having the smaller order is selected.

If the link L21 is selected, the bandwidth of the link L21 is changed from 80 Mbps (FIG. 4) to 70 Mbps, which is a reduction of the requested bandwidth of 10 Mbps.

The next node is N since link L21 has been selected.

Links connected to node N include L18, L21, and L22. Link L21 is excluded since it is a searched link.

The remaining links are then L18 and L22, and the order of these links is equal to 6, so select link L18 (90 Mbps, FIG. 4), which has much remaining bandwidth, and change the bandwidth of link L18 to 80 Mbps.

As the link L18 is selected, the next node becomes K.

Links connected to node K include L13, L17, L18, and L19. Link L18 is excluded because it is a searched link, and the path is considered only for links L13, L17, and L19.

If a link with the minimum order for links L13, L17, and L19 is found, then the link's orders are all equal to 5, so select link L13 (80 Mbps, FIG. 4) with the most remaining bandwidth, and request the bandwidth of link L13. Reduce by bandwidth to 70 Mbps.

The next node becomes H by selecting link L13.

Node H has links L8, L12, L13, and L14, but links L13 are excluded because they have already been explored, and comparing the orders of the remaining links L8, L12, L14 also excludes links L8 because links L8 are infinite orders. .

Then, the remaining bandwidths of the links L12 and L14 are compared. Since the remaining bandwidths of the two links are the same, an arbitrary link can be selected. In this example, the link L14 is selected.

Since link L14 has been selected, the remaining bandwidth is changed from 80 Mbps (FIG. 4) to 70 Mbps.

As the link L14 is selected, the next node becomes I.

There are three links connected to node I, L10, L14, and L15, but link L14 is excluded from the target because link L14 has already been searched.

If you then compare the orders against links L10 and L15, select the link L10 because the order in L10 is small.

Then, the bandwidth of the link L10 is changed from 80 Mbps (FIG. 4) to 70 Mbps.

As the link L10 is selected, the next search node becomes F.

Links connected to node F include L5, L9, and L10, and among these, link L10 is excluded since it is a searched link.

Comparing the orders of links L5 and L9, since the order of L5 is smaller, link L5 is selected, and the remaining bandwidth of link L5 80Mbps (Fig. 4) is changed to 70Mbps.

As the link L5 is selected, the next search node becomes C.

Links connected to node C are L4 and L5, and since link L5 is already searched and is excluded, only link L4 remains and select link L4.

Then, the bandwidth of the link L4 is changed from 80 Mbps (FIG. 4) to 70 Mbps.

The next node becomes B as link L4 is selected.

Node B completes the search because it is the same as the sending node for the minimum end-to-multipoint connection.

Through the above process, the optimal path for connecting the transmitting node B from the receiving node M becomes B-L4-C-L5-F-L10-I-L14-H-L13-K-L18-N-L21-M. .

Since the receiving node has G, I, N, and O in addition to M, it is necessary to calculate the optimal path from these to the transmitting node B as well.

The method for calculating a path for this purpose is performed in the same manner as described above, and only if the link selected in the path selection process is duplicated, it is not necessary to perform the bandwidth change.

For example, in FIG. 5, the shortest path from the receiving node M to the transmitting node B is determined as B-L4-C-L5-F-L10-I-L14-H-L13-K-L18-N-L21-M. The path selection process from the receiving node O to the transmitting node B in the state will be described below.

Node O selects L20 of links L20 and L22 and changes bandwidth.

As the link L20 is selected, the node L selects L15 among the links L15, L19, and L20 and changes the bandwidth.

As the link L15 is selected, the next search node becomes I.

However, since node I to receiving node B has already been retrieved during the path selection process from receiving node M to transmitting node B, node I of the optimal path from existing receiving node M to transmitting node B is no longer searched for routing shape information. The path from node to source B is used.

Therefore, the optimal path selection from the receiving node O to the transmitting node B searches the routing shape information only from the node O to the node I, and the path from the node I to the transmitting node B is the optimal path from the existing receiving node M to the transmitting node B. By reusing the paths found in the selection assumptions, the time for path selection can be minimized.

As a result, the optimal path from the receiving node O to the transmitting node B becomes B-L4-C-L5-F-L10-I-L15-L-L20-O.

Similarly, in the case of path selection where the receiving node is G and the sending node is B, only L12 is searched, and the path from node H connected to L12 to sending node B is the result of the path selection from receiving node M to sending node B. By reuse, the resulting route is B-L4-C-L5-F-L10-I-L14-H-L12-G.

In addition, the path selection from the receiving node I to the transmitting node B is not necessary at all, and only the path selected from the receiving node M to the transmitting node B is reused in the process of selecting the path, so that the path is B-L4-C-L5-F-. L10-I, and the path from the receiving node N to the transmitting node B also reuses the path selected in the path selection process from the receiving node M to the transmitting node B, thereby making the path B-L4-C-L5-F-L10-I. -L14-H-L13-K-L18-N.

After the routing path for the end-to-multipoint reservation service is determined through the order allocation of the node and the link and the end-to-multipoint routing path selection process as described above, the ATM is finally made according to the command of the end-to-end reservation service provider 20. The exchange sets the path as shown in FIG.

When three or more links are connected to any node in the final selective routing path as shown in FIG. 6, a cell received on one link is copied by using a cell copy function, which is one of the basic functions of an ATM switch. Send over one or more links.

Therefore, when transmitting data from the transmitting node B to the multiple receiving nodes G, I, M, N, and O, the nodes H and I having three or more links copy and transmit the received data.

For example, node I copies an ATM cell received from node F and transmits it to the link connected to node H and to the link connected to node L. Node H copies the cell transmitted from node I to the link connected to node G. Transmit over the link to node K.

The cell copy function of the ATM exchanger receives an end-to-multipoint reservation service request, extracts and prepares the optimal route in advance before the service providing time, and determines the optimal route. In the case of data transmission of the end-to-multipoint reservation service, the cell copy function is used to transmit data on multiple links at the same time.

Thus, by providing a service in advance through reservation for the use of services such as video on demand (VOD) or video conferencing, the end-to-multipoint connection service is provided at an accurate time by using an optimal route.

As described above, the present invention can use a service that can connect various points desired by a user from a communication service user's point of view, and can add value by introducing a reservation service system rather than a real-time service from a communication service provider's point of view. The communication service can be provided.

In addition, there is an effect of eliminating network resource waste and delay of connection establishment time by using a cell copy function of an ATM exchanger without using end-to-end connection between several points for establishing an end-to-multipoint connection.

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When the end-to-multipoint reservation service request is received from a service user, end-to-multipoint routing is performed by using network shape information of an asynchronous transfer mode link connecting the asynchronous transfer mode switch serving as a node and the exchange linking according to the request. A network management method for an end-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transmission mode network that extracts a path, A first step of assigning an order to any one of the nodes; A second step of allocating all the links connected to the node to which the order is assigned, the order of the node plus a certain value; For a node connected to the link to which the order is assigned, if the order of the preset node is greater than the order of the link and the available bandwidth of the link is wider than the bandwidth for the end-to-multipoint reservation service, assign to the link. Assigning an order of the same value as the ordered order; And For a node connected to the link to which the order is assigned, an infinite order is allocated if the order of the preset node is smaller than the order of the link and the available bandwidth of the link is narrower than the bandwidth for the end-to-multipoint reservation service. A network management method for a single-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transmission mode network, comprising: assigning an order to network shape information of a node and a link, including a fourth process The method of claim 1, For the node to which the order is assigned in the third and fourth processes, And a second process for the link connected to the node. The method of claim 1, The order assignment, A network management method for an end-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transmission mode network, starting from the end-to-multipoint transmitting node and performing up to a plurality of receiving nodes. The method of claim 1, When all orders are allocated to the node and the link, in extracting the end-to-multipoint routing path, A fifth step of selecting a link having the least order of links among the links connected to the node; A sixth step of selecting a link having a large amount of remaining bandwidth if the selected links have the same order; A seventh step of selecting an arbitrary link if both the order of the link and the remaining bandwidth are the same; And And extracting the routing path of the end-to-end multipoint, including an eighth step of reducing the remaining bandwidth of the selected link by the bandwidth for the end-to-end reservation service. Network management method. The method of claim 4, wherein And repeating the fifth to eighth steps for the node connected to the selected link. The method of claim 4, wherein Extracting the end-to-multipoint routing path, The network management method for the end-to-multipoint reservation service in the asynchronous transmission mode network, characterized in that it performs from the plurality of receiving nodes of the end-to-multipoint to the transmitting node. The method of claim 4, wherein The network management method for the end-to-multipoint reservation service in the asynchronous transmission mode network, characterized in that when selecting a link connected to the node, if the selected link is selected repeatedly, the remaining bandwidth of the link is not changed. The method of claim 4, wherein And when the end-to-multipoint routing path is extracted, the asynchronous transmission mode switch and the asynchronous transmission mode link are set as the end-to-multipoint routing path. A network management system for end-to-multipoint reservation service in an asynchronous transmission mode network consisting of an asynchronous transmission mode switch and an asynchronous transmission mode link interconnecting the exchange, A configuration management server having a network shape information database for storing state information of the switch and the link to manage the network shape information; A failure management server having a failure information database storing failure information of the asynchronous transmission mode network and managing the failure information; A performance management server having a performance information database for storing performance information of the asynchronous transmission mode network and managing the performance information; And The routing configuration information for the end-to-multipoint connection is extracted from the configuration management server, the failure management server, and the performance management server by referring to the network shape information, the failure information, and the performance information, and the end-to-multiple is based on the routing shape information. An end-to-multipoint reservation service providing unit for extracting a point routing path and including a routing management server for establishing a link with the switch according to the path, and managing the asynchronous transmission mode network; It has a subscriber management unit that receives a service subscription from a communication service user and has a subscriber information database that stores user information, user subscription contents and billing data, and manages it. When receiving a service reservation request for end-to-multipoint connection from the communication service user, the subscriber management unit transmits the information for the end-to-multipoint connection to the end-to-multipoint reservation service provider to set up the end-to-multipoint routing path. And a network management system for the end-to-multipoint reservation service in the asynchronous transmission mode network, wherein the end-to-multipoint connection service is provided.