Through the northbound interface, the U2000 can be flexibly interconnected with different third- party network management systems to provide physical storage and alarm data information for the upper…

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  82% (23)
• B
  18% (5)

Explanation

Option A is correct because the U2000 (Huawei's Unified Network Management System) is specifically designed with a northbound interface that enables integration with third-party OSS/BSS systems, allowing it to share physical topology, storage data, and alarm/fault information upstream to higher-level management systems. This open architecture is a core design principle of modern NMS platforms, enabling multi-vendor network management ecosystems. Option B is incorrect because it directly contradicts the documented capability of the U2000 - the northbound interface exists precisely for this purpose and is not a limitation of the system.

Memory tip: Think of "northbound" as data flowing up the management hierarchy - the U2000 sits in the middle, collects raw network data, and passes it north (upward) to whatever third-party system is above it. If it can connect north, it can share data with those systems - so True is always the right call for this capability.

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