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The document describes a proposed project to develop graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to automate loop testing and monitor link fluctuations on NEC microwave networks. The project has two phases: 1. Develop a GUI for automated loop testing that integrates with network management systems and allows operators to easily test routes between sites. 2. Develop a GUI to monitor link quality alarms and metrics from baseband modems and automatically escalate issues via SMS. This would integrate with network monitoring systems. The goals are to reduce troubleshooting time and workload for network operators by automating testing and monitoring tasks. Challenges include managing the underlying database and coordinating resources to develop and integrate the new systems.
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