… Internet protocol (IP) multimedia subsystem (IMS). Their planning and deployment must take
into account the occurrence of random failures … induced by failures and recoveries, such as …

… procedure takes tens of seconds to recover from control-plane failure, which is very high for
operational IMS network. To investigate how IMS fault recovery procedures work, we perform …

… According to [41], the failure recovery in virtual IMS (vIMS) takes up to tens of seconds.
Therfore, the authors aim to achieve a high level of resilience in vIMS by continuing to serve …

… environment which realizes a Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service … If we consider a docker
level failure, once TfDCK is fired, the (… of a virtualized IP multimedia subsystem for 5G network …

… manner, network elements of an IP Multimedia Subsystem (… contribution: first, we introduce
a failure/repair model of a generic … aimed at characterizing more realistically the recovery time. …

… number of network nodes which in turn will make the network … , processing, network loads
and node failures. One way to … , selfoptimization and self-recovery at the service layer. It …

… VoLTE (Voice over LTE) based on the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture provides
… This paper focuses on handling the service failure. The network failure is not in the scope of …

… Abstract—The failure of a single network element composing … (aka performability) of IP
Multimedia Subsystem, an SFC … VMs to realize a Disaster-Recoveryas-a-Service paradigm. …

… error control for real-time services and also discusses the influence of asynchronous transfer
mode (ATM)-specific vs. IP-specific network … networks onto the error recovery mechanisms. …

… advanced multimedia services over an all-IP based network, has … the intermediate function
could fail or become overloaded … Thus a faster IPsec recovery mechanism would be required. …