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Successful

Metro networks: IP/MPLS plus L2 access

Reliance Globalcom (former Yipes)

Innovative network, built from scratch using Ethernet technology, focused on the financial market.

Belgacom > Television > Packs

A reference in successful IPTV offering in Europe.

“DSLAM Aggregation Pack Internet with ADSL Go + TV

Brazil Telecom ( Brazil )

A reference in successful Internet service deployment

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L3/MPLS: L3VPN, VPLS e VPWS

Carrier Ethernet: EVPL, EPL, ELAN, ETREE, OAM, HQoS, DmView

OptiCore-800, 400 and OptiEdge-100

OptiAccess-100

OptiEnd-100

Metro Ethernet Solutions

L2: QnQ, EAPS/xSTP, L2 Protocol Tunneling

1000BaseX 100BaseX T1 4x100/1000 OptiEnd 100 1000BaseX 100BaseX 4x T1’s 4x100/1000 OptiEnd 400 GigE ACCESS OptiAccess 100-E 10/100BaseT OptiAccess 100-O 100BaseX

10Gig

EDGE

MPLS

VLM 72M OptiEdge

10Gig

CORE

MPLS

OSPView OptiCore 800 OptiCore 400 OptiCore 400 OptiEdge GigE OptiAccess OptiAccess 100 GigE GigE 100M OptiAccess TDM

*

OptiEdge TDM TDM

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MPLS

: Label Edge (LER) and Label Switch (LSR) Router

VPWS

(Martini) and

VPLS

as L2VPN options, plus

BGP VPN

(RFC4364) as L3VPN

RSVP-TE

with

FRR

and

LDP

L3:

OSPF, BGP, MP-BGP

Multicast

: IGMP v1/v2/v3, PIM SM/SSM

PWE3

Ethernet, TDM* and ATM*

Q-in-Q P2P and MP2MP VLANs, 4K VLANs

At least

512K MACs

or

512K routes IPv4/IPv6

per Interface Card

512 Gbps*, 384 Gbps

and

192 Gbps

wire speed throughput

Link Aggregation, MSTP and

EAPS

OAM

: EFM, CFM and Y.1731

Up to

384 Gbe ports

or

32 10G

ports in a 10U shelf (OptiCore-800)

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OptiAccess-102: Switch L2

(

16K MAC

addresses,

4K VLANs, QnQ

P2P e MP2MP)

OptiAccess-103: Router L3

(4K hosts e 16K route entries, 512 virtual router interfaces)

Wire-speed, manageable and stackable

Packet manipulation up L7;

8 output queues per port

1K

hardware ACLs, with QoS counter and meters

Input and output rate limit, with 64Kbps granularity

32MB Packet Buffer, 32MB flash and 64MB SDRAM,

Jumbo Frame 9KB

EAPS (<50ms)

, STP, RSTP e MSTP

IGMP

v1/v2/v3

RIPv2,

OSPFv2, BGPv4, VRRP, ECMP

Redundant

, hot swappable and modular power supply,

AC/DC full range

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Ethernet – OAM

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MPLS VPNs

VPWS : VPN L2 Point-to-Point

MPLS VPN Backbone

P

PE

PE

CE

CE

CE

CE

IP

LSP

VPN

IP

VPLS : VPN L2 Multipoint

H-VPLS : Hierarchical VPN L2 Multipoint

L3 VPN : RFC 2547/4364 (BGP VPN)

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MPLS Infra-structure

Function:

LER – Label Edge Router => MPLS border router, typically where MPLS VPNs starts

LSR – Label Switch Router => MPLS transit router

Control Protocols:

LDP – “Unsolicited” or “On-Demand” mode

RSVP – Supports “Traffic Engineering” and “Fast Rerouting” (FRR)

LDP tunneling over RSVP (label stacking)

LSR

LER

LER

LSR

MPLS

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L2VPN – VPWS (PWE3 P2P)

Tunnel Options:

L2VPN using static tunnel

L2VPN using RSVP

L2VPN using LDP (manual or automatic mode)

L2VPN using LDP over RSVP (LDP Tunneling)

PE

PE

P

VPN 1

RSVP

or LDP

RSVP

or LDP

RSVP

or LDP

VPN 1

Primary Tunnel

Backup Tunnel

VPN 2

VPN 2

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L2VPN – VPLS (P2MP or MP2MP)

PE

PE

VPN 1

RSVP

or LDP

RSVP

or LDP

VPN 1

VPN 1

PE

Tunnel Options:

L2VPN using static tunnel

L2VPN using RSVP

L2VPN using LDP (manual or automatic mode)

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L3VPN – BGP/MPLS VPNs

Tunnel Options:

L3VPN using RSVP

L3VPN using LDP

L3VPN using LDP over RSVP (LDP Tunneling)

Optional use of “Router Reflector”

MP-BGP rd1

MP-BGP rd2

PE

PE

P

VPN 1

RSVP

or LDP

RSVP

or LDP

RSVP

or LDP

VPN 1

VPN 2

VPN 2

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QoS

– L2, L3, L4

– Generic match up to L7

– Table mapping between

DSCP and CoS

– OptiAccess: 1K filters

– OptiCore: 4K filters

– OptiCore: 3 levels of filter

matching (ingress, egress,

plus and internal for HQoS)

Match

– Rewriting of CoS, IP

Precedence/DSCP,

VLAN, EXP MPLS fields

– OptiAccess: Single-rate

Tree Color Mapping

(SrTCM)

– OptiCore: Two-rate Tree

Color Mapping (TrTCM)

Action

– Per port Rate Limit

– Minimum and maximum

bandwidth per queue

(WFQ)

– Strict Priority with police

per queue

– Meters working together

with the SrTCM or

TrTCM profiles

– Granularity: 64kbps or

8kbps (check hardware

support)

Queueing

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QoS features

8 queues per port

WRED with 2 or 3 profiles

Any SP + WFQ + WRR combination

802.1p, DSCP or EXP Field MPLS

Hardware engines for filters,

compare and rewrite of packets

Ingress and egress packet filters

Profiles plus CAC* in the DmView

management software

EVC (

Ethernet Virtual

Connection

) SLAs:

CIR and PIR

EF, CS, AF and BE

DiffServ Domains

HQoS

Per Flux Behavior (PFB)

Per Group Behavior (PGB)

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Management and Security

SSH, HTTPS, SNTP, Syslog, Radius, TACACS+ (AAA)

IEEE 802.1x (VLAN assignment, per user ACL)

Cabling diagnostics

Action scheduler

Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP – 802.1AB)

Proxy ARP, DHCP Relay with option 82

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OptiView

SNMP

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Fault

Fault identification and diagnostics

Configuration

Network service provisioning plus element configuration

Accounting

Inventory and usage reports

Performance

Performance reports

Security

Users, groups and role permissions control

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Service provisioning

Automatic provisioning, by only choosing the “n” endpoints

QoS profiles association

, matching the

configuration of the

features considering the NE hardware capacity

Type of service and client cadastral ID association

Circuit ID, type of service, client, alarmed and other circuit

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Metro Ethernet Network: 10G and 1G

Centralized management for the

entire product line.

MPLS in the core/aggregation layers: Scalability and advanced features

L2 with EAPS restoration times in the access: Simplicity and cost optimization

End-to-end circuit provisioning, with QoS profiles

L3/MPLS Ethernet L2 MPLS 10Gig OptiEdge OptiEdge OptiCore GigE OptiAccess OptiAccess OptiAccess OptiEdge OptiEnd 10/100/1000 T1 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 OptiEnd 10/100/1000 T1 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 GigE GigE GigE

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RSVP with FRR (50ms) in access where dark fiber are employed

LDP on the Core, in order to achieve interoperability due to DWDM/SDH protection of the

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Proof of concept lab

Management 10.3.X.Y Monitoring 10.3.104.103 PE – CE 10.1.VLAN.HOST PE/CE- CE/PE 192.168.VLAN.HOST

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Metro Ethernet Network: 10G and 1G Connectivity scheme

Opti-x 2x10GX offers 2 x 10G ports and MPLS in a single 1U Chassis.

The same 2x10Gx module may be used in the OptiCore 400 or 800 Chassis

OptiCore 400

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1G

1G

10G

Backhauling 3G with OptiCore. OptiAccess and BH-32T1

OSP Mux 705

L2 solution (VLANs QnQ)

Protection EAPS in the access

Scalability: 4K circuits

PWE3 TDM: up to 64 T1/E1’s

Low cost

Backbone

IP/MPLS

OptiEdge 100 with BH-32T1

L3/MPLS solution

MPLS FRR protection

Scalability: millions of circuits

PWE3 TDM: up to 32 E1s

Could operate as L2 only

IEEE 1588v2

1U equipment

OptiCore-400 / 800

L3/MPLS solution

MPLS FRR protection

Scalability: millions of circuits

Redundant equipment

PWE3 TDM: up to 256 E1s, or up to

32 STM-1s

Could be deployed on 10G rings

IEEE 1588v2

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OptiCore 400 With BH-32T1

PSTN

4x 1000 BaseT 4x 1000 BaseT 4x 1000 BaseT 4x 1000 BaseT Redundant Links E1/T1 E1/T1 E1/T1 E1/T1 OSPView

IP

Customer Access Deployment

10/100 OptiEdge 100 OptiEdge 100 OptiAccess 100 OptiEnd 100 OptiEnd 100 OptiEnd 100 OptiEnd 100 PBX PBX PBX PBX

IP

IP / MPLS

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DSLAM aggregation – MPLS

Each DSLAM, with an assigned VLAN and port, receives a different VPWS

tunnel up to the BRAS

.

.

.

...

MPLS ring

VLAN 1

VLAN 2

VLAN 3

VLAN n

OptiCore OptiEdge OptiEdge OptiCore

Core IP

ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300 ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300 HI-CAP 300 HI-CAP 300

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L2 Ring

L2

Ring

L2

Ring

DSLAM aggregation – L2 QnQ

Each DSLAM receives a different P-VLAN, ensuring isolation between the equipments

The DSLAM assigns different C-VLAN for each client, ensuring isolation between clients

Using VLAN translate it is possible to match a single P-VLAN+C-VLAN and rewrite fields, allowing a

corporate VPN access connectivity without passing through the BRAS

Ethernet OAM : EFM, CFM, Y.1731

EAPS, RSTP or MSTP as a fault restoration protocol

L3 /

MPLS

...

P-VLAN 1

P-VLAN 2

P-VLAN n

PE MPLS C-VLAN 1 ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300 ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300

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L3 /

MPLS

L2 Ring

L2

Ring

L2

Ring

DSLAM aggregation – “Horseshoe Ring”

To terminate L2 rings directly into the

PE router it is necessary to run the

EAPS or xSTP over the VPLS instances

PE MPLS

L2 Ring

L3 /

MPLS

PE MPLS PE MPLS

P-VLAN n

ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300

P-VLAN 2

ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300

P-VLAN 1

P-VLAN n

ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300

P-VLAN 2

ADSL2+ POTS GPON Act ETH VDSL2 Shdsl HI-CAP 300

P-VLAN 1

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Support

:

E-mail: [email protected]

Fone: 954-474-8485

Fax:

954-475-8998

Sales

E-mail:

[email protected]

Fone: 954-474-8485

Fax: 954-475-8998

Home Page URL

www.ospnetworks.com

Address

OSP Networks

10248 NW 47 Street

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