OMSN ETSI Aggregation Portfolio Jan10

Optics Multi-Service SDH
Portfolio
ETSI Market Metro & CPE MSPP Products
January 2010
The Alcatel-Lucent Optical Networking Portfolio

Packet-Optical Transport
1850
TSS-3
1850
TSS-40
1850
TSS-5
1850
TSS-100
1850
TSS-160
1850
TSS-320
SONET MSPP
SDH MSPP
1642 EM/C
1643 AMS 1663ADMu
1645 AMC 1655 AMU
1662/ 1660 SM
1650 SMC
1665
1665
DMXplore DMXtend
1665
DMX
Intelligent Optical Core
1671 SC
1675 LambdaUnite
MSS
1678 MCC
Photonics &
Submarine
1830 PSS 32
1692 Metrospan
Edge
1696
Metrospan
1830 PSS
1625
1626 LM
LambdaXtreme
1350 OMS Network Management
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Universal Agnostic Switching

Scalable PKT/TDM/WDM
Migration to all-packets
IP Tranformation enabler
Secure investment
State-of-the-art MSPPs
ATM, ETH, MPLS, DVB, SHDSL
SAN, WDM into SDH/SONET
Multi-service aggregation
High capacity core networks

High resilience & restoration
GMPLS/ASON
Packet integration
Access, Metro, MR/LH, ULH

ROADM & 40G
Easy operations
Transparent Photonic
Networking
Key Challenge: New Services Require More from the Network

Bandwidth
Performance
Future
Services
Increasing
Network Impact
Quality of service (QoS)

Scalability
Reliability
Security
Blended
Services
Triple Play
Services
Data
Services
Mobility
Services
Increasing Service Sophistication
The challenge is to implement new services

while optimizing the network total cost of ownership
Market Drivers for SDH Transport Networks
Massive rollout of IPTV
Driving
Huge total bandwidth increase

Triple
Play & IP Video:
Packet-aware
transport infrastructure
QoS differentiation for statistical gains
Uncertain pace careful planning
Business Services
Complement
Migrating
IP-VPNs offer with Ethernet L2-VPNs

E-Line & E-LAN for intra- and inter-metro connectivity
High availability, scalability and security requirements
TDM and legacy still heavy cash-cows (e.g., carriers carriers)
Fixed/Mobile
TDM
Converging
access infrastructure
Real-time and synchronization over distance, compared to CES
Reduced number of independent backbones for cost-optimization
SDH multi-service provisioning platforms (MSPP)

Customer
Access/Service
Technology
MSPP
NG-SDH/xWDM
E1, E3, E4
STM-1, STM-4, STM-16
ATM
Ethernet, GE
IP/MPLS
ESCON, FICON
Fibre Channel
FDDI, DVB
SHDSL
xWDM/SDH/GE
2.5G/10G
Client
Signals
Network
Transmission
Traffic Switching
Layer 1
Layer 2
Metro Network
Aggregation Product Portfolio

Leveraging SDH with market leading MSPPs
1642 EM/EMC
1660 SM
Metro CPE
Metro Core
STM-1/4, TDM, Ethernet
STM-64, TDM, Ethernet, ATM, CWDM
1662 SMC
ISA Boards
Metro
Integrated Service Adapters

Ethernet/MPLS, ATM, SHDSL, DVB
STM-16, TDM, Ethernet, ATM, CWDM
1663 ADMu,
1655 AMU, 1645 AMC, 1643 AMS
1650 SMC
Metro Access
Metro Core STM-64

Metro CPE STM-1/4/16
STM-4, TDM, Ethernet, ATM
TDM, Ethernet, SHDSL
The first MSPPs on the market, and by far the best selling in the ETSI world
The widest variety of service interfaces for any data service
Metro Aggregation
1660 SM
Synchronous Multiplexer
Market leading STM-64 MSPP

Metro & regional network applications
PDH/SDH & Ethernet services, video, triple play,
mobile backhaul
Rich MSPP features
E1, E3/DS3, STM-1e and 10/100 and Gigabit Ethernet
ATM, ESCON/FICON, FDDI and Fibre channel
CWDM mux/demux, transponders and DWDM colored I/F
Robust equipment and interface protection

ASON/GMPLS
New
Feature
Increased resiliency and ease of provisioning

Extends control plane from Intelligent Optical Core to
the Metro network
Access Aggregation
1662 SMC
Compact
Compact STM-16 MSPP

Metro access network applications
mobile backhaul, extended service reach over
copper loop
Rich MSPP features
ATM, SHDSL, ESCON/FICON, FDDI and Fibre channel
CWDM mux/demux, transponders and DWDM colored I/F

Operations simplicity through shared modules with
1660 SM and 1650 SMC
Access Aggregation
Compact, efficient STM-4 MSPP

1650 SMC
Compact
Metro access network applications

mobile backhaul, extended service reach over
copper loop
Rich MSPP features
ATM, SHDSL

1660 SM and 1662 SMC
Data enabling line cards

For OMSN products - 16x0 SM/SMC, 1662 SMC, 1642 EM/EMC
TV Broadcaster
Triple Play
Enterprise
ISA-ATM
Integrated ATM switch
GbE/FE,
FC,
ESCON,
E1, STM-n
DVB-ASI
ATM DSLAM
ISA-ES
Integrated Ethernet/MPLS switch
STM1/4
ATM/Eth DSLAM
STM1/4
OMSN
ISA-BCE (Broadband Copper Extender)
Integrated SHDSL (E1/Eth over copper)
GbE
IP DSLAM
GbE
GbE
CMTS
UMTS
GSM
Wireless
ISA-DVB ASI
Integrated Digital Video Broadcast
E1/
N*E1 IMA
Eth
E1 or FE
over SHDSL
BTS
Node B
WiMax
4xAny (transparent mapping)

Integrated FC/ESCON/FICON for SAN
SME
Metro Aggregation
1663 ADMu
ADM universal
Widely deployed STM-64 MSPP

Metro & regional network applications
PDH/SDH & Ethernet services, triple play, mobile
backhaul
Rich MSPP features
E1/DS1, E3/DS3, STM-1e and 10/100 and Gigabit
Ethernet
CWDM

1655 AMU, 1645 AMC and 1643 AMS
Alcatel-Lucent ASON/GMPLS Powering the Intelligent Optical Network

Characteristics and Benefits
Generalized control plane for

TDM/packet/wavelengths
Higher traffic monetization
Automated network and

service provisioning
New services capabilities

enabled
Priority-based, dynamic
protection and restoration
Efficient restoration from

multiple failures
Proven resiliency and fast

reroutes for multiple failures
in large meshed networks
Dynamic provisioning
reduces operations expense
ASON/GMPLS Intelligent Optical Core

Traditional Metro aggregation
ASON/GMPLS Mesh
Ethernet
1660 SM
Video
IP/MPLS
Metro Access
IP
Transport
Other
Carrier
Other
Carrier
TDM Private
Line
1678 MCC
Dynamic control plan in Core

Static control & provisioning in Metro
Carriers Carrier
Bandwidth on Demand
ASON/GMPLS Intelligent Optical Network

ASON/GMPLS to the Metro
ASON/GMPLS Mesh
Ethernet
1660 SM
Video
IP/MPLS
Metro Access
IP
Transport
Other
Carrier
Other
Carrier
TDM Private
Line
1678 MCC
Dynamic control plan extends to the metro

meshed topologies
auto provisioning and recovery
Carriers Carrier
Bandwidth on Demand
OMSN Products Metro Aggregation

Compact MSPPs for extending services to the customer premises
STM-16/4/1 network interfaces

E1/T1, E3/DS3, STM-4/STM-1
tributaries
Rich Ethernet features with FE/GE
interfaces
Ethernet over SDH
1642 EM/EMC
Optimized for
deployment with
1660 SM, 1662 SMC
& 1650 SMC
Ethernet over PDH

1655 AMU for use with 1850 TSS-3
Robust equipment and interface

protection
1655 AMU, 1645 AMC,

1643 AMS
Optimized for deployment
with 1663 ADMu
1642EM/C
Max port count and Key benefits
Trunk
Fabric
Clients
TDM i/f
STM1 = 2
1U with 1
pluggable slot
fixed 14 E1 base
TDM i/f
STM4 = 2
STM1 = 4
TDM fabric
TDM fabric
6x6VC4
(HO/LO)
18x18VC4 HO
12x12VC4 LO
TDM i/f
E1 = 14 + 32
E3/DS3 = 1
Opt 1Gbps
L2 switch
Eth i/f
FE el.= 8
FE opt.= 1
TDM i/f
E1 = 128
E3/DS3 = 4
STM1 = 6
2U with 4
pluggable slots
2 x 1Gbps
L2 switch
Eth i/f
FE el.= 16
FE opt.= 4
GE = 2
#4 hot-swappable trib cards allows high level of

flexibility to fit a large variety of configs
Highest count of E1s for CPE segment (up to 128 E1s)
Adopts ISA ES technology, aligned with 1660, 1662,
1650 and 1640FOX product family (ISA ES1 and now
ES4 with GbE port are available)
Compact version (1642EMC) allows to best fit low Eth
and E1s client port count
1643AMS & 1645AMC

Trunk
TDM i/f
STM1 = 2
1,5U with 1
pluggable slot
fixed 16 E1 base
33x33VC4 HO
16x16VC4 LO
4x4VC4 HO
2x2VC4 LO
1xVC4 L2 switch bandwidth
Clients
TDM i/f
E1 = 16 + 16
DS1 =16
E3/DS3 = 2
1,5U with 1
pluggable slot
fixed 16 E1 base
TDM fabric
TDM fabric
Fabric
TDM i/f
STM4 = 2
STM1 = 4
Eth i/f
FE el.= 8
GE = 1
SHDSL i/f
12 copper lines
NT
Ethernet el.= 12
E1 =12
TDM i/f
E1 = 16 + 16
DS1 = 16
E3/DS3 = 3
STM-1 = 6+2
8xVC4 L2 switch capacity

Up to 22xVC4
Eth i/f
FE el.= 8
FE opt. = 4
GE = 4 opt& el
SHDSL i/f
12 copper lines
To serve
Ethernet el.= 12
E1 =12
#1 option card (not hot-swappable) for adding client ports to

fixed 16E1 base
Has integrated SHDSL interfaces
Adopts TransLAN technology, aligned with fLU Metropolis ADMs
family
1655AMU
2U (unprot fabric)
TDM i/f
STM16 = 2
STM-1/4 = 2
Trunk
Vertical mechanics
(prot fabric)
TDM fabric
174x174VC4HO
48x48VC4 LO
Fabric
L2 switch
TDM i/f (2U box)
E1 = 1x63
E3/DS3 = 1x3
STM1 = 1x8
STM-4 = 1x2
Clients
Cost-effective CPE/Access TDM for full flexible
Eth i/f (2U box)

FE el.= 1x4
FE opt.= 1x4
GE = 1x2
STM-1/4/16 CPE applications 1m/1o subrack (1 main- /1 option-slot)

STM-1/4/16 CO access applications 2m/4o subrack (2 main- /4 option-slot)
max. access to 252 E1, 32 DS1, 12 E3/DS3, 40 STM-1, 16 STM-4, 8 GbE, 16 FE
Ethernet over PDH (32 E1 per Unit, max 128 E1 per 4o subrack)
Optimized for transport of circuit and packet based services

Terminal, Add/Drop and LXC applications
HO Matrix
STM-1/4 main board: 76 x 76 VC-4
STM-1/4/16 main board version: 174 x 174 VC-4
LO Matrix
STM-1/4 main board: 16 x 16 VC-4 for VC-3/VC-12 interconnection
STM-1/4/16 main board: 48 x 48 VC-4 for VC-3/VC-12 interconnection
Broadband Aggregation and Triple Play

Metro network applications
Access
Metro
Aggregation
IP/MPLS
Service
Router
1660 SM
Home
Voice
Data
IP-DSLAM
High Speed
Internet
GE
1660 SM
1660 SM
Applications
VoD
GE
STM-64
DSL
STM-16/64
GE
IP-DSLAM
Video
1662 SMC
Broadcast TV
1660 SM
DHCP
Server
STM-16
IP-DSLAM
VoIP
GE
1662 SMC
SME
Headend
1662 SMC
GE
FTTx
PSTN
Softswitch
Voice Gateway
ISA-ES
Ethernet VPN Services

Business applications
Access
Metro
Aggregation
IP/MPLS
Branch
Office
Service
Router
Branch
Office
Enterprise
HQ
1642 EM
Storage
STM-64 1660 SM
GE
GE
STM-16
1662
SMC
STM-4
GE
1660
SM
Multimedia
1660 SM
1660 SM
STM-4
VoIP
FE/GE
Enterprise
HQ
1650 SMC
1642 EMC
1650 SMC
STM-1
FE/GE
ISA-ES
Storage
High-Speed
Internet
GE
FE/GE
Branch
Office
Applications
PSTN
Softswitch
Voice Gateway
Mobile Backhaul
Cost effective service aggregation
ISA-BCE (Broadband Copper Extender)
Integrated SHDSL for E1 and Ethernet over copper
1660 SM
E1, Eth
ISA-ATM (ATM Switch)

Integrated ATM aggregation
NTU
Node B
RNC
n*E1 IMA
STM-1
STM-1/4
OMSN
1678 MCC
MSC
BSC
Core
OMSN
ATM DSLAM
1660 SM
WAC
SGSN
Eth, GbE
Aggregation
IP-DSLAM
WiMAX
Last mile
E1
ISA-ES (Ethernet Switch)

Integrated Ethernet/MPLS aggregation
Data-aware solution
enabling smooth
introduction of packets
TV Broadcasting
Leveraging the SDH base
Contribution Network
Typical rates from 1.5 to 100 Mb/s
(dual) unidirectional point-to-point path
Studio C
ISA-DVB/ASI to efficiently transport DVB

signals over SDH
The mapping mechanism of MPEG
transport packet is based on GFP-F
(96% efficiency)
OMSN
MSPP-SDH
Studio A
The MPEG-2 can then be mapped over

nxVC-12 and VC-3 virtually
concatenated
Studio B
Distribution Network
Typical rates from 18 to 24 Mb/s
unidirectional point-to-multipoint path
SDH MSPP & 1850 TSS network solutions

Migrating to the future
Access
Metro
Aggregation
IP/MPLS
Applications
1662 SMC
STM1/4
1660 SM
STM-16
GbE
1650 SMC
SME
Service
Router
STM-64 1850 TSS-320
High Speed
Internet
STM-4
GE
1662 SMC
E1 or FE
over SHDSL
1660 SM
STM-16
Branch
Office
Enterprise
HQ
FE/G
E
1642 EM
Storage
STM-64
10GE
1660 SM
Multimedia
1850 TSS-320
STM-4
STM-4
STM-64
STM-64
FE/GE
Enterprise
HQ
VoIP
1650 SMC
1642 EMC
Core Transport
Infrastructure
1650 SMC
STM-1
FE/GE
ISA-ES
Storage
ISA-ATM
ISA-BCE
DCS/DWDM
1678MCC/Unite Core
1626LM/
PSTN
Softswitch
Voice Gateway
Alcatel-Lucent SDH MSPP Leading TDM and data services

#1 in the global market
ASIA PACIFIC
BCC and Chinese operators

CHT and Taiwan Operators
Singtel (Singapore)
Optus (Australia)
TNZ (New Zealand)
Telecom Malaysia
SKN (South Korea)
TATA (India)
MND Korea
AMERICAS
Telmex Mexico
Telmex Argentina
Telemar
Telecom Argentina
Vivo Brasil
Telefonica Argentina
Telefonica Per
Embratel
Brasil Telecom
EPM (Colombia)
EMEA
T-COM (Germany)
COLT (UK)
Eircom (Ireland)
Telefonica Spain
Turk Telecom
France Telecom Spain
Etihad Etisalat (Saudi Arabia)
Netia (Poland)
BT-GS (Germany)
Telia (Denmark)
ONI (Portugal)
Fastweb (Italy)
Wind (Italy)
Global leader for SHD

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Optics Multi-Service SDH

The Alcatel-Lucent Optical Networking Portfolio

Intelligent Optical Core

1350 OMS Network Management

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Universal Agnostic Switching

High capacity core networks

Access, Metro, MR/LH, ULH

Key Challenge: New Services Require More from the Network

Quality of service (QoS)

Increasing Service Sophistication

The challenge is to implement new services

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Market Drivers for SDH Transport Networks

Massive rollout of IPTV

Huge total bandwidth increase

IP-VPNs offer with Ethernet L2-VPNs

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SDH multi-service provisioning platforms (MSPP)

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Aggregation Product Portfolio

STM-1/4, TDM, Ethernet

STM-64, TDM, Ethernet, ATM, CWDM

Integrated Service Adapters

STM-16, TDM, Ethernet, ATM, CWDM

Metro Core STM-64

STM-4, TDM, Ethernet, ATM

TDM, Ethernet, SHDSL

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Market leading STM-64 MSPP

Robust equipment and interface protection

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Increased resiliency and ease of provisioning

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Compact STM-16 MSPP

Robust equipment and interface protection

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Compact, efficient STM-4 MSPP

Metro access network applications

Robust equipment and interface protection

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Data enabling line cards

4xAny (transparent mapping)

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Widely deployed STM-64 MSPP

Robust equipment and interface protection

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Alcatel-Lucent ASON/GMPLS Powering the Intelligent Optical Network

Generalized control plane for

Higher traffic monetization

Automated network and

New services capabilities

Efficient restoration from

Proven resiliency and fast

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ASON/GMPLS Intelligent Optical Core