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Megaplex-4. v4.0 General Availability. Agenda. Introduction to RAD’s Service Assured Access Megaples-4 overview New v4.0 features & benefits Management Summary. RAD’s Service Assured Solutions. Retail Providers of Business Ethernet Services . Wholesalers. Service Providers - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide1

Megaplex-4

v4.0General Availability

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide2

Agenda

• Introduction to RAD’s Service Assured Access• Megaples-4 overview• New v4.0 features & benefits• Management• Summary

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Company Profile 2013 Slide3

RAD’sService Assured Solutions

Transportation & GovernmentPacket-based & Legacy

Communications for Private Networks

Power Utilities Best Evolutionary

Migration Solutions

Railways

Motorways

Air Traffic Control

Maritime

Government/Defense

Operational Network

Teleprotection Connectivity

Substation Connectivity

Retail Providers of Business Ethernet Services

Wholesalers

Mobile Operators Leasing Wholesale Networks

Service ProvidersBest Service Assured

Access Solutions

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Company Profile 2013 Slide4

Service Assured SolutionsMajor Capabilities

Increase Revenues:• SLA/Premium service

introduction• Up-selling opportunities• Fast TTM• Customer stickiness &

reduced churn• High resilience

A comprehensive set of tools making it easier to plan, deploy, provision, and maintain Carrier Ethernet services

Reduce TCO:• Better network utilization• Reduce truck rolls• Reduce trouble ticket

handling• Space and power savings• Minimize integration,

training and inventory

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide5

Megaplex-4

• Megaplex-4 – Carrier-class, TDM and Ethernet aggregator, high capacity DS0 cross connect and next generation multiservice access node consist of two devices:– Megaplex-4100 – High scale Next Generation Multiservice Access Node– Megaplex-4104 – Compact Next Generation Multiservice Access Node

MP-4100 MP-4104

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide6

Megaplex-4 Main Features

Migration• Hybrid TDM & ETH• 2xSTM-1/4, OC-3/12

per CL.2• 2xGbE per CL.2

• Traffic duplication• Scalable PWE engine

Multiservice• High Speed• Low Speed• Analog Voice• Data• Fiber

multiplexing• PWE

connectivity• Tele-protection

Carrier Ethernet• CE 2.0 Certified• E-Line – EPL/EVPL• E-LAN –

EPLAN/EVPLAN• E-TREE• Bridge/Flow • Traffic management• Ethernet OAM• Ethernet PM

Resiliency• Common Logic

(CPU) redundancy • Power supply

redundancy • SDH/SONET and

GbE uplink redundancy

• DS1 and higher level hierarchy protection

• Ring resiliency• Traffic protection

switching within 50ms

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Utilities, Transportation Solutions for Europe CE2013 Slide7

Multiservice Support over SDH and Ethernet Networks

STM-1/OC-3

STM-4/OC-12

E1/T1 (DS1)

Fractional E1/T1 (DS0)

Distance Teleprotection

Analog voice – E&M, FXS/FXO

Teleconference voice (Omni)

ISDN – ‘S’ and ‘U’ interface

Serial N*56/64Kbps – V.35/X.21/RS-xxx

Serial sub-64Kbps - V.24/RS-232

IEEE-C37.94 (Teleprotection)

G.703 co-directional

Inbound/Outbound dry contact alarm

Gigabit Ethernet (UTP and SFP)

Fast Ethernet (UTP and SFP)

SHDSL/SHDSL.bis (Multiplexed E1+Ethernet over copper)

Fiber Optic (Multiplexed E1/T1 + Ethernet of fiber)

Analog bridge

Add Drop Multiplexer (ADM)

Digital Cross Connect (DACS)

PBX

Router

Intelligent Electronic Device (IED)

Router

SCADA RTU

TPR (Teleprotection)

SONET/SDH terminal

Voice Modem

Phone - Fixed

Copper CPE

Fiber CPE

Relay/Alarm

Breaker control circuit

FE/GbE

Packet Switched Network

E1’s/STM-1/OC-3STM-4/OC-12

SDH/SONET

Megaplex

TPR (Teleprotection)

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide8

Physical View

2 x Power supplies

2 x Common Logic Hybrid Ethernet/TDM

10x IO modules10 x I/O modules

4U (6.8”)

Compact Redundant Hot Swap Hybrid

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2U (3.4”)

MP-4104 – Physical View

2 Power supplies

2 Common Logic

10x IO modules4 IO modules

2 Fans

Compact Redundant Hot Swap Hybrid

Optional – No Fans

IEEE-1613Compliant

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide10

V4.0Release

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide11

v4.0 Highlights

• VLAN aware and unaware bridge• E-LAN, E-TREE services

• Dedicated Ethernet module: 8 ports – RJ-45 or SFP• SFTP for enhanced security• SNTP – Synchinronizing all nodes to the same date and time source

General features

• Traffic Management• Ethernet OAM• Ethernet PM

Carrier Ethernet capabilities

• Ethernet ring Protection Switching (ITU-T G.8032)• Link Aggregation Control Protocol (IEEE 802.1AX)

Carrier Grade Ethernet

• Ultralow end-to-end commands and automation propagation delay over TDM or packet networks

Teleprotection

• EFM repeater (S-RPT) integration with optional power feeding

Complete SHDSL EFM bonding solution

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Carrier Ethernet Capabilities• Carrier Ethernet capabilities (With CL.2/A )

– Designed around RAD’s state of the art Carrier Ethernet engine (the same as the ETX line) – Traffic Management– Ethernet OAM– Performance Monitoring (Y.1731)– Bridge/Flow working modes

• Ethernet Ring Protection (ERP) – G.8032v1 (With CL.2/A)– Migration path enabler (SDH to ETH)– Integrated ETX / Megaplex solution– 3rd Party interoperability

• Dedicated Ethernet module – 8 x Copper (UTP) interfaces / 8 x Fiber (SFP) interfaces– Bridge / Flow working modes (Selection per port)– No need of external switch– MTU size: 9,600 Bytes

PSN

Local Services

Video – best effort

Mission Critical Services

Real time - VOIP

End-to-end Service Control, SLA Monitoring and Diagnostics

MP-4100/4104

MP-4100/4104

LS/HS Data

SCADA

Voice

Legacy services

Bronze

Silver

Gold

TDM-PW

EVC ETX-5300

n x E1/T1

FE/ETH

n x E1/T1

FE/ETH

Optimux

ASMi

ETX-5300

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Megaplex-4 new Ethernet Services

• E-Line: point-to-point– Each EVC connects two or more

UNIs– Replaces a TDM Private line (EPL)– Replaces ATM and FR (EVPL)

• E-LAN: any-to-any – Multipoint L2 VPNs– Transparent LAN Service– Multicast networks

• E-Tree: point-to-multi point– Point to multipoint connectivity –

Internet access and/or IP TV services

– No connection between leaves

Any-to-any EVC

Megaplex-4 Megaplex-4

Megaplex-4

CE

CE

InternetUNI

Router

CEUNI

Megaplex-4

UNI

UNI

Point-to-PointEVC

Headquarter

Megaplex-4

ETX

CE

CE

UNI

CEUNI

UNI

Headquarter

Point-to-Multipoint EVC

Megaplex-4

ETX

ETX

CE

CE

UNI

CEUNI

UNI

Headquarter

ETX

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RAD’s Service Assured Access 2013 Slide14

MEF CE 2.0 Highlights

• CE 2.0 Multi-CoS – Multiple Classes-of-Service– Leverages TM tools for better QoS and Network Performance– Benefit: Efficient BW utilization avoids infrastructure over-build– Benefit: improve QoE by setting CBS per CoS (e.g. reduce queue length

(CBS) for high priority, delay and jitter sensitive traffic while increasing CBSfor bursty, low priority traffic).

• CE 2.0 Service Manageability – E2E service and performance monitoring– Circuit validation and fault isolation – Benefit: Reduces service costs (OPEX)

eNBPSN

E2E SLA Assurance

• CE 2.0 Interconnect - Integrates autonomous CE networks– Accelerates delivery of off-net UNI-to-ENNI services – E-Access: New Wholesale Service

Benefit: Standardized Ethernet Access Benefit: Minimizes quantity of custom Interconnect

agreements

ENNI UNI

E-Access

UNI

EVC

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Megaplex-4 Traffic Management

Features• Extremely flexible classification (flow):

– Port, VLAN-ID, P-bit, TOS-DSCP, EtherType

• Hierarchical-QoS (H-QOS) with flow level TM (CL.2 Network ports):– CIR/EIR Policing per flow for differentiated

services – SLA assurance in congested links - shaping per

EVC– Up to 8 queues per flow with Strict Priority and

WFQ scheduling– Simplifying operation with powerful bandwidth

profiles

Benefits• Increased revenues using ‘Intelligent’ over

subscription – Multiple services from same port - EVC– Higher bandwidth utilization - EIR– Better utilization of network resources

• Maintain customer satisfaction with differentiated services

– Different Drop probability, delay and jitter at different cost

• Reduce churn by ensuring SLA– Per service shaping ensures bandwidth per

customer (EVC, EVC.CoS)

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Traffic Flow – Towards CL.2/A GE

Video

VoIP

ERP

Web

Unknown

Social

ClassificationL2 Attributes

200.1 (RT)

200.4 (Unkn)

200. 2 (ERP)

200.5 (Blocked)

200.3 (WEB)

100,1 (RT)

100.4 (Unkn)

100.2 (ERP)

100.5 (blocked)

100.3 (WEB)

Mapping to Flow (marking EVC.CoS)

WFQ,SP,

WRED

WFQ,SP,

WRED

Scheduling(Between CoS)

CIR/EIR

Policing(2R3C)

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

CIR/EIR

Shaping

Shaping

Shaping(1R)

Scheduling(Between EVCs)

WFQ

EVC1

EVC2Shaping

EVCn

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OAM – Operations Administration & Maintenance

•Discovery•Connectivity check•Remote loopback•Fault propagation

Single segment (link) IEEE802.3-2005 (802.3ah)

•Continuity check•Loopback•Link trace

End-to-endConnectivity Fault Management 802.1ag

•Frame Delay•Frame Delay Variation•Frame Loss•Traps and 15 min PM statistics

ServicePerformance Measurement Y.1731

Substation AReal Time

Priority Data

Best EffortUNI

Substation BReal Time

Priority Data

Best EffortUNI

EVC

EVC

EVC 1

EVC 2

Real TimePriority Data

Best Effort

Real TimePriority Data

Best Effort

Central Site

UNI

IEEE 802.1ag Connectivity ManagementITU-T Y.1731 Performance Monitoring

IEEE 802.1ag OAM / ITU-T Y.1731 PM IEEE 802.3-2005 (802.3ah)

PSN/TDM

Megaplex-4Megaplex-4

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Hardware OAM vs. Software OAM

Feature Software OAM

Hardware OAM

Benefits of Hardware-Powered OAM

OAM agility X √ OAM rate only limited by line speed

Multi-flow monitoring X √ Monitor multiple concurrent flows simultaneously (large number of MEPs)

Fast detection of connectivity failure X √ Fast failure restoration <50msec

Measurements of real frames as well as synthetic frames X √ Detects loss of even a single frame

Accurate measurement of delay and delay variation X √ Provides accurate FD/FDV measurements

(nano second resolution)

Loopback at line rate X √ Allow line rate loopback for all MTU sizes, plus PRBS support

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Company Profile 2013 Slide19

Typical Applications Last Mile Access for Layer-3 Network

• Traffic segregation among multiple customers using – VLAN per customer• Aggregating multiple end points from one or more customers• Forwarding Ethernet traffic based on VLAN, VLAN+MAC or MAC• Extending Ethernet connectivity over various media types

Layer-3 PSNFO ETHOptimux

ETHRICi-4/8

n x E1

ASMi/LA-210SHDSL.bis ETH

ETHETX

ETH

Ethernet Layer-2

IP Layer-3

ETH

ETH

POP

Megaplex-4100

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GbE Ring (ERPS – ITU-T G.8032)• Standard Ethernet Ring

– Based on modern G.8032v1 ERPS (Ethernet Ring Protection Switching)• 3rd party interoperability

– Can work with other devices that support the standard• Migration path enabler

– Resilient topology with sub-50ms protection switching similar to SDH/SONET rings

Control Center

SDH/SONET

ETH

SDH/SONET/GbE

SHDSL.Bis FOOptimux-108

Airmux

G.8032 ERPS

Megaplex-4100

Airmux

Megaplex-4100 Megaplex-4100

Teleprotection

SCADA

Voice

ETHMegaplex-4100

SCADA

VoiceMegaplex-4100

PBX

PBX

ASMi-54

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Link Protection

• LAG (Link Aggregation) – 802.1AX based– Redundant connection to a single upstream device via two ports which

form a singe logical port– Provides both link protection as well as equipment protection– LACP (Link Aggregation Control protocol) used to sync LAG members and

identify failures

PSN

CPE

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Dedicated Ethernet Module

• 8 Ethernet interfaces– High port density and low price per port

• Fiber and Copper– UTP or SFP for flexible connectivity

• Local Switching– Saves the need of an external switch

• Bridge / Flow working modes (Selection per port)• MTU size: 9,600 Bytes

Megaplex-4100

ETH RTU

Voice

PBX

PC

Server

Video Camera

Router

Substation/Train Station/Control Tower

SDH/SONET

IP/MPLS

GbE

ETH

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CMD In/Out Teleprotection Module• 4 input commands• 8 output commands

– 4 Primary commands, 4 Secondary commands– For each secondary command one primary command can be selected– More than one secondary command can be bounded to one primary command

• Event time stamping based on IEC 60870 5 104‐ ‐ ‐• Event reporting: Commands, Automation, End to End Delay, Violations, Bit ‐ ‐

Error Rate• Hardware-based processing prevents mutual influence between commands

MP-4100

MP-4104

# of modules 10 4

# of input commands

40 16

# of output commands

80 32

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EFM Repeater – S-RPT/EFM

• Managed modem transmitting full-duplex at data rates of up to 11.4 Mbps over 4-wire lines

• TC-PAM 16/32 Line coding• EFM Bonding - Per IEEE802.3ah and ITU-T G.991.2 • Weatherproof metal enclosure for outdoor installation• Plastic enclosure for indoor installation• Local and remote power feeding

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Typical Applications

Solution benefits• Extend the reach – covers longer distance over DSL lines of High Ethernet rate (up

to 11.4Mpbs)• EFM bonding – Reliable DSL line and high ETH rate up to 11.4Mbps • Varied power options – local and remote power feeding• Single management platform from the MP-4100 to the CPE (ASMi-54L/LA-210)• Zero Touch – full rate adaptation without any user confirmation

MPFCentral Office

SDH/SONET

PSN

STM-1/OC-3STM-4/OC-12

GbE

NMS

S-RPT/EFM

S-RPT/EFMMegaplex-4100

ASMi-54L LANFE

S-RPT/EFM

SHDSL.bis

Branch

LA-210 LANFE

S-RPT/EFM

BranchSHDSL.bis120 VDC

SHDSL.bis

SHDSL.bis

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Remote Power Feeding Options

S-RPT/4W/EFM powered from MPF (120VDC)

12

S-RPT/4W/ EFM (2) powered from S-RPT(1) – Phantom power

120 VDC

MPFCentral Office

SDH/SONET

PSN

STM-1/OC-3STM-4/OC-12

GbE

NMS

SHDSL.bisS-RPT/EFM

SHDSL.bis S-RPT/EFMMegaplex-4100

ASMi-54L LANFE

S-RPT/EFM

SHDSL.bis

Branch

LA-210 LANFE

S-RPT/EFM

BranchSHDSL.bis

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Megaplex-4100 Ver. 4.00 2013 Slide27

CL.2 Options• Megaplex-4 v4.0 introduces two new CL.2 assembly options (CL.2/A) using

RAD’s state of the art ETX Carrier Ethernet engine• The following table highlights the major differences

Feature CL.2/DS0 CL.2/622GBE CL.2/622GBEA CL.2/GBEASDH/SONET - + + -

DS0 Cross-Connect + + + +

ERPS (G.8032v1) - - + +

LAG + LACP - - + +

LAG - + + +

E-line Inside modules only + + +

E-LAN M-ETH only M-ETH only + +

E-Tree - - + +

Management VLAN via VCG - - + -

Flow between modules (I/O and CL) - + + +

Traffic Management - - + +

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Supported CardsMegaplex-4 v4.0

Product Supported by Description CPE (Customer Premises Equipment)

M-ETH MP-4100 8 Ethernet UTP/SFP ports Standard 10/100/1000BaseT or 100/1000 fiber

M-TP MP-4100 4 inputs and 8 outputs, end-to-end commands and automation propagation delay Teleprotection equipment

M8E1, M8T1 MP-4100 8-port E1 or T1 modules with 3 Ethernet ports Standard E1/T1, DXC, MP-210x, FCD-E1, FCD-IP

M16E1, M16T1 MP-4100 16-port E1 or T1 modules Standard E1/T1, DXC, MP-210x, FCD-E1, FCD-IP

M8SL MP-4100 8-port SHDSL E1 module with 3 Ethernet ports ASMi-52 (SHDSL modem)

MPW-1 MP-4100 TDM pseudowire access gateway with 3 Ethernet ports MP-4100, MP-210x, IPMUX (pseudowire gateways)

ASMi-54C MP-4100 8-port SHDSL.bis module with 2 Ethernet ports ASMi-54 (SHDSL.bis modem)

ASMi-54C/N MP-4100 8-port SHDSL/SHDSL.bis module with 2 Ethernet ports and 8 E1 ports ASMi-52, ASMi-54 (SHDSL, SHDSL.bis modems)

OP-108C MP-4100 Dual 4 x E1/T1 and Ethernet multiplexer modules OP-108 (Fiber multiplexers)

OP-34C MP-4100 16 x E1/T1 and Ethernet multiplexer modules OP-34 (Fiber multiplexers)

HS-6N, HS-12N MP-2100/MP-4100 6- or 12-port n x 64 kbps high speed module Serial interface devices

HSU-6, HSU-12 MP-2100/MP-4100 6- or 12-port IDSL modules ISDN interfaces

HS-S MP-2100/MP-4100 4-channel ISDN “S”-interface module ISDN modems

HS-703 MP-2100/MP-4100 4-channel Codirectional data module Codirectional interfaces

HS-RN MP-2100/MP-4100 4-port sub-DS0 low speed module Sub-64 kbps serial devices (V24/RS-232)

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Supported CardsMegaplex-4 v4.0 Cont.

Product Supported by Description CPE (Customer Premises Equipment)

HSF-2 MP-2100/MP-4100 2-port fiber optic teleprotection interface module Teleprotection equipment (SEL, etc.)

LS-6N, LS-12 MP-2100/MP-4100 6- or 12-port low speed modules Sub 64Kbps serial devices (V24/RS-232)

VC-4/4A/8/8A/16 MP-2100/MP-4100 4/8/16-port FXS/FXO/E&M PCM and ADPCM analog voice modules POTS interfaces, telephones, PBX devices, Signaling interfaces, Voice modems

VC-4/OMNI MP-2100/MP-4100 4-port PCM omnibus voice module E&M voice phones or modems

ACM MP-2100/MP-4100 Alarm and diagnostics module with four outbound relays Dry contact equipment

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Applications

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Case Study Major Power Utility in Russia:

n x E1

10 GbE Ring

10 Gigabit Ethernet-based Core Network

STM-1

Voice

ETH

RS-232

Old Substations

New Substations

New Control Center

ETH

Telemetry

PBX

SCADA

n x E1

Voice

ETH

RS-232Telemetry

PBX

SCADA

ETX-5300ASTM-1

Megaplex

ETH

VoiceRS-232

ETHMegaplex

ETX-5300A

PBXTelemetry

SCADA

STM-1

Existing SDH

ETX-5300A

Megaplexn x E1

Voice

ETH

RS-232

Old SubstationsTelemetry

PBX

SCADA Existing

SDH

NMS

Megaplex

Voice

ETH

RS-232

TelemetryServer

PBX

SCADA

NMS

Megaplex

Substations interconnection over a Carrier-grade Ethernet network

Carrier-grade Ethernet

Pseudowire

Ethernet Uplinks

TDM Uplinks

Network Management

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Customer Benefits:• Legacy (FXS/FXO, 4-wire, RS-232) and

Ethernet services over the SDH and Leased E1• Centralized solution with management• Scalable, typical solutions for Power Industry

RAD Advantages:• Powerful Central Node, MP-4100 -based• Ethernet traffic concentration• Support the traffic protection in the STM-1 SDH ring

Case Study:Utilities in Russia: Integrated Data and Voice Services over SDH

STM-1 GbEE1

E1

10/100BaseT

SDH

FXS/FXO/4W, RS-232

FE1

«Old» remote nodes

«NEW» remote nodes

FXS/FXO/4W, RS-232

FE1

FXS/FXO/4W, RS-232

n x FractionalE1s

IP

FXS/FXO/4W, RS-232

LAN #1

10/100BaseT

FXS/FXO/4W, RS-232

LAN #n

Megaplex-2100

Megaplex-4100

Megaplex-2100

Megaplex-2100 Megaplex-2100

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Fiber and Copper Aggregation for Carrier Applications• Transport TDM and Ethernet from multiple branches over Fiber and/or copper to a

central site, and aggregate the traffic towards SDH/SONET and/or PSN• Utilize existing copper/fiber infrastructure saving forklift expenses• Multiplex services at the CPE to optimize bandwidth and lower CapEx and OpEx• Aggregate Ethernet and TDM to SDH/SONET and/or PSN to optimize bandwidth towards

the network• Smoothly migrate services reducing forklift costs and network downtime

Central Office SHDSL.bis

GbE

STM-1/OC-3STM-4/OC-12

FO

E1

Branch

NMS

SDH/SONET

PSNMegaplex-4100/4

ASMi-54

Branch

FE

FCD-IP

Branch

FE

E1

FE

Optimux-108

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2W SHDSL

E1

Case Study:Carrier: in Africa: Bank – Branches Connectivity over PSN

E1

E1

2/4W SHDSL

ETH

ATM

Branch

GbE

GT-IP/MPLS

VLANx

VLANy

VLANz

POP

ETH

GbE

E1

E1

ETH

2/4W SHDSL

ETH

ATM

Branches

ETH2W

SHDSL

Customer Benefits:• Branches connectivity over any existing Last Mile

infrastructure: Copper, PDH and Wireless• Reduce CapEx/OpEx by leveraging existing infrastructure

for providing ETH/IP connectivity for the branches over new IP-MPLS network, enabling fast delivery

RAD Advantages:• Support ETH services over any available access

infrastructure• Complete Access solution with Aggregation

platform (MP-4100), Aggregate any ETH/IP traffic coming from DSL, PDH, Wireless towards IP/MPLS Network.

ATM

ETH

E1

Branch

Branch

Megaplex-4100

ASMi-52

PDH PDH

PDH

POP

Megaplex-4100

Airmux

Airmux

ASMi-52ASMi-52

RouterRouter

Router

Router

ASMi-52

ASMi-52

RICi-E1

ASMi-52

Router

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FO Link

n x E1

Customer A

FE

Customer B

FE

Customer C

SHDSL

E1

FE

Optimux-108

ASMi-54

RICi-4E1

Case Study: Carrier in Africa: Ethernet and TDM Services over Copper or Fiber

SDHNetwork

STM-1 STM-1

GE

Internet

RAD Advantage: • Wide range of interfaces (SHDSL/E1/ETH)• MP-4100 high capacity. STM-1 and legacy

services on single BOX.• Multirate support• Single multi-functional platform

Customer Benefits• Reduce OpEx/CapEx by Multiservice

aggregation device at the PoP• Both E1 and Eth services over single Fiber• Ensure SLA by providing advance ETH

services with QoS

GE

FO Link

n x E1

Customer A

FE

Customer B

FE

Customer C

SHDSL

Megaplex-4100

E1

FE

Optimux-108

ASMi-54

RICi-4E1

Megaplex-4100

NMS

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Service Assured Networking -Operational Core Network

• Operational network traditionally based on SDH/SONET• Carrier Ethernet is ideal for replacing SDH/SONET for

operational applications, offering various advantages over IP/MPLS:– Simplified architecture and management– Reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)– Increased security– Lower latency– Assured QoS using CE tools– Ongoing performance monitoring

Teleprotection

RTU

Carrier Ethernet

NMS

Substation

PBX

Teleprotection

RTUSubstation

PBX

Best evolutional, resilient& secured solution

for the operational Network

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• is a unified, carrier-class management platform composed of three major management elements:– Element Management Level (FCAPS)– Performance Monitoring Portal– Network Service Manager

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RADview Position

OSS

Network and Service Management

Element Management

Network Elements

RADview

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OSS

XML, MTOSI, CORBA, SNMP

RADview

SNMP, SFTP, TFTP

Network Elements

RADview Open Interfaces

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Device Management

• Megaplex-4 supports the following management capabilities

●CLI driven terminal

●Radius

●TFTP/SFTP

●Telnet

●SSH

●SNMP v1, v3●Out-of-band management ports

●Ethernet; RS-232

●In-band management

Device Management

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Value Proposition

• Reduce CapEx with a single device for all your communication needs• Support multiple services over diverse infrastructure with fine granularity• Optimize bandwidth consumption by grooming/aggregation

All in one multiservice platform

• Complete hybrid TDM and Ethernet solution with unified management (SINGLE IP)• Integrated last mile diagnostics and testing services (TDM and Ethernet)• Complete solution for copper access – Aggregation, CPE, repeater, power feeding• Complete system and port protection schemes (Path protection, APS, LAG, G8032, etc.)• Interoperable with DXC, Megaplex, FCD, ASMi, and Optimux (as well as ETX, RICi and IPmux)

Central site solution for RAD’s MAP and Last Mile offering

• Fiber and copper aggregation• High flexibility supporting Ethernet over TDM and TDM over Ethernet (VCAT-LCAS and Pseudowire)• Increased distance (repeaters), power feeding, increased BW (up to 15 Mbps per pair)Interoperable

with 3rd party devices• Reduce OpEx by converging services over shared media

Any service over any transport

• Offers a migration path from TDM network to PSN networks• Smooth transition from simple Ethernet services to Carrier Ethernet

Future-proof

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Summary

• Even though the market is changing there is still a need for legacy equipment• Co-existence of network technology requires hybrid solutions• The Megaplex platform answers both legacy and future needs with its unique

value proposition:– Lower CapEx using a single box solution– Lower OpEx by bandwidth optimization and low TCO– Support for legacy and for new services– Fiber and copper aggregation in the same box!– Clear migration path to PSN saves forklift upgrade costs– Unified solution as a central solution for multiple types of CPE– Powerful management– Clear roadmap with State of the Art innovations

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