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UTStarcom Confidential 1 B1000 IPDSLAM and Multi-service Access Node Roger Rizzi UTStarcom Senior Consultant [email protected]

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Page 1: UTStarcom Confidential1 B1000 IPDSLAM and Multi- service Access Node Roger Rizzi UTStarcom Senior Consultant Roger.rizzi@utstar.com

UTStarcom Confidential 1

B1000 IPDSLAM and Multi-service Access Node

Roger Rizzi

UTStarcom Senior Consultant

[email protected]

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The Evolution of iAN8K B1000

AN-2000

iAN8K B1000

iAN-8000

•Designed as a narrowband DLC platform•Upgraded to support limited broadband data capability - MSAN

•Complete MSAN platform•Integrates DLC + IPDSLAM + VoIP Media Gateway•Limited support for L2/L3 Switch capabilities•Low system density

•True Multimedia Network Edge•Very high system density•Highly redundant architecture•Enhanced xDSL feature set and L2/L3 features•Higher thermal dissipation – 1650 watts per chassis•Advanced VoIP Media Gateway function•Legacy Compatible and Future Proof

•Second generation DSLAM•Higher Density•Integrated L2/L3 Capabilities

•First IP based DSLAM for carrier class deployments•Low Density•Internal/External aggregation switch

AN-2000 B800

AN-2000 B820

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iAN8K B1000: What makes it unique

• Combines a third Generation IP based DSLAM and a third generation MSAP platform to create a feature rich MSAP– Extensive re-use of the B820 software with stabilized and tested

feature set– Extensive re-use of the AN2000 software base (AN2000 is

perhaps the most widely deployed family of traditional DLCs)

• Combines the functionality of 3 major types of access equipments– DLC– DSLAM– Voice Media Gateways for NGN

• Integrates a variety of subscriber interfaces ranging from E1s to EPONs

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iAN8000: Unique and Feature Rich Platform

V.35/G.703/V.24

Works in two application modes: IPDSLAM and MSAN

IP based broadband DSL data applications (MSAN&IPDSLAM modes)

VoIP applications using MGCP and H.248 in MSAN mode, SIP in DSLAM Mode (H248 in development for DSLAM mode)

SDH network interface modules providing single uplink for TDM and IP using Ethernet over SDH technique (MSAN mode)

Legacy POTS, BRI, and V5.2 Interfaces (MSAN mode)

ATM network interface support (MSAN&IPDSLAM modes)

EPON Interfaces for FTTH (to be future released for MSAN&IPDSLAM modes )

Telephone

FXS2-Wire

NT1/TA

BRI2-Wire

Subrate/IDSL NTU

2-WireBRI

Leased

Switched

CSU/DSU

Leased

G.703E1ML

IP-ADSLIP-ADSLADSL NTU

ADSL Line

IP-SHDSLIP-SHDSLG.SHDSL Line

MST-4/MST-16

SDT-12

E1ML

EOEEOE

ICMICM

STM-1

G.703

Ethernet over E1

GE/FE

Network SideNetwork Side User SideUser Side

STM-4/STM-16

IVDIVDTelephone

2-Wire

ADSL NTUADSL Line

SHTMSHDSL NTU

TDM SHDSL

ASMASMT1/E1 IMA,STM-1

SHDSL NTU

FXO2-Wire

VDSL Line

VDSLCPEIP-VDSLIP-VDSL

ONUEPON

GEPONGEPON

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iAN 8000 Product Family

Chassis Type

Width Depth Height Splitters System Density

iAN-8000 B1000

19” 460mm 10UExternal

- 672 FXS ports per chassisor

- 768 ADSL port per chassis(without splitters)

iAN-8000 B1000 IS

19” 600mm 12UIntegrated

(rear)

- 672 FXS ports per chassisor

-768 ADSL port per chassis (with splitters)

iAN-8000 B1000 FA

19”

411mm(Including

cable manageme

nt)

16UIntegrated

(front)

672 FXS ports per chassisor

-768 ADSL port per chassis(with splitters)

AN-8000 B XX-5U

19”320mm

5U External240 ADSL ports per chassisWithout Splitters

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The B1000 Family

B1000 B1000 FA

10U

16U

B1000 IS

12U

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5U system Introduction: Chassis

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5U system architecture (preliminary Information)

• Architecture:– Pure IP based GE backplane, only IPDSLAM application– Dual redundant ICM acts as system controller and aggregator– Support up to 5 Slots DSL card– Dual power inputs for each chassis– External DSL splitters– PCU to control alarms and clocks

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Outdoor Cabinet introduction

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Outdoor Cabinet introduction

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Shelf View

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Backplane Architecture

2xFE/1xGE buses from aggregatormodule slots to each line card slot

18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 P

Fan tray 1 Fan Tray 2 Fan Tray 3

Chassis Power Module

1xGE trace between control module slots

MSAN Control Module Slots IPDSLAM Control Module SlotsIPDSLAM Line Module Slots

PCU/Power Slot

Serial bus for management and control

CAN bus for management and control

MSAN System clock traces

TDM Highways for MSAN applications

Power Supply(-48V, 5V) and Ringer Traces

IPDSLAM CO Clock

Active/Standby control bus from controller to line module slots

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B1000 Power consumption

Module Consumption (Watts)

IPADSL6A/6B (48 ports)

69

IPSHDSL3 (24 ports) 36

iFXS1 (24 ports) 60

IPVDSL4 (24 ports) 72

ICM3 27

ICM3G 40

Chassis (Fans + PCU) 126

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Power Distribution Panel

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Power distribution Panel (PDP)

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Product Family - Introduction

• Up to 768 Ports ADSL2/2+ or 672 POTS ports per chassis (sub-rack)

• 4 Different form factors– iAN8K B1000 RA – 10 RU high

• Rear access – Very high rack density solution• 3,072 ADSL ports/rack• 2688 POTS ports / rack

– iAN8K B1000 RA+ - 12U high• Rear Access – High density integrated splitter solution• 2,304 ADSL ports/rack• 2016 POTS port / rack

– iAN8K B1000 FA – 16U high• Front access – High density outdoor cabinet solution• Temperature hardened for outdoor use

– iAN8K B1000 XX - 5U high• Front Access – Small density solution• 240 port / CHASSIS

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Major Modules – IPDSLAM Application

• L2/L3 Aggregation and Control Module– ICM3G (7* GE Interface), DSL Line Card Modules– ICM3 (2* GE Interface)– IPADSL6A (48p ADSL2/2+ Annex A/M/RE)– IPADSL6B (48p ADSL2/2+ Annex B)– IPVDSL4 (24p VDSL2 with ADSL2/2+ fallback support)– IPSHDSL3 (24p G.SHDSL)

• Other Subscriber Interface Modules– iFXS (24 port POTS module with integrated DSP/Ringer) SIP Based .– GEPON (planned, not available now)

• Service Modules– ASM (ATM interface module)

Clock Input

iFXS

ASM

IPADSL

IPSHDSL

IPVDSL

IPADSL

ICM3G

ICM3G

IPADSL

IPVDSL

IPVDSL

IPADSL

IPADSL

CPM

FAN TRAY

PCU

PCU

IPADSL

iFXS

GEPON

IPADSL

IPADSL

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System Architecture – IPDSLAM

ICM3x

IFXS

iA8K B1000iA8K B1000

GE

FE/GE

IPN/W

Call Agent

UTS Netman 4000

IP-DSL

IP-DSL

2xFE/GE2xFE/GE GE

ICM3x

IFXS

FE/GE

Dual Star 32 Gbps Ethernet backplane Support for subtending B820 Redundant L2/L3 aggregator and controller Connectivity to legacy network using ASM In-band and Out-of-band (via Dedicated port on ICM)

Dual Star 32 Gbps Ethernet backplane Support for subtending B820 Redundant L2/L3 aggregator and controller Connectivity to legacy network using ASM In-band and Out-of-band (via Dedicated port on ICM)

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Major Modules – MSAN Application

• Control and Common Modules– SCM4 (TDM Switching and System Controller Module)– ICM3x (7* GE/FE Interface) – EBAM (Chassis Extension Module)– VPM (Voice Packetization Module)– RTM (Remote Line Testing Module)

• Subscriber Interface Modules– IPADSL6A/6B (48p ADSL2/2+ Annex A/B)– IPVDSL4 (24p VDSL2 module)– IPSHDSL3 (24p G.SHDSL) – FXS (24/48p POTS module with Battery Reversal / Pulse Metering and Line Testing)– BRI (ISDN BRI Interface Module)– FXO (2wire POTS interface for CO side interface)– GEPON (4 port GEPON OLT Module)– IVD (24 port FXS + IPADSL COMBO module with Splitters)– SHTM – G.SHDSL TDM module for Leased Lines

• Network Interface Modules– E1/T1 Module– ASM Module with E1/T1 or STM1 Optical interface– STM1 (TDM only) interface– STM4/STM16 TDM and Ethernet over SDH Interface Module– EoE – Ethernet over E1 (8E1/2FE) module Clock

Input

iFXS

ASM

FXS

IPSHDSL

IPVDSL

IPADSL

ICM3X

ICM3X

IPADSL

RTM

MST16

E1ML

BRI

CPM

FAN TRAY

PRM

PRM

IPADSL

FXO

EOE

SCM4

SCM4

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System Architecture – MSAN

MCU

SCM4

External Clock

ICM3

VPM

VPM

SCM4

FXS

FXS

SDT-12

iAN-8000 Master Shelf

FXS

FXS

iAN-8000 Slave Shelf

TDM Bus

TDM Bus

GE

FE/GE

V5 LE

nxE1/STM-1

IPN/W

Call Agent UTS Netman 4000

E1ML

E1ML

IP-DSL

IP-DSL

2xFE/GE2xFE/GE GETDM

TDM

EBAM

EBAM

ICM3

IP-DSL

IP-DSL

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Ideal Migration Platform to NGN Services

• Best V5.2 based Access Platform – integrates with all PSTN switches in the network

• Simultaneous support for V5.2 based Voice Services and VoIP services using MGCP/H.248 and SIP – transition solution as Soft switches are introduced in the network

• Complete migration to VoIP services and decommissioning of V5.2 based Local Exchanges without service disruption in the future

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Softswitch/OSS

Same Hardware, Same Software

Zero touch migration from TDM to VoIP

Ready to make the switch when you are !

IP MAN

PSTNIN

LE

B1000 AG

PSTNIN

LE

V5.2B1000 CT

B1000 RT

SDH/MSTP

MGCP/H.248/SIP

B1000 AG

SSPCS-A/CS-T/MS

TG/SG

iAN8K B1000 – The Migration Platform for TDM to IP based Services

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iAN8K B1000

PSTN

V5.2 MGCP/ H.248 / SIP

Local Call

Long distance call

Ability to route calls to TDM network or IP network as an interim

solution

iAN8K B1000: TDM to VoIP Migration

CS-A/CS-T/MS

IP Domain

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Simultaneous VoIP and V5 support

• Allows migration from TDM to IP domain without infrastructure replacement• Allows dynamic routing of calls between PSTN and IP domain based on

subscriber preference, routing table or network failure/congestion• Subscribers can be classified as – PSTN only, VoIP only, PSTN preference

and VoIP preference

V5/PSTN

VoIP

FXS FXS

iAN8K B1000

V5/PSTN

VoIP

FXS FXS

iAN8K B1000

Outgoing call path selection isbased on dialed number analysis

or user profile.

Path selection ispre-configured.

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V5 to VoIP Conversion

• Saves migration cost for legacy deployments• No need to deploy VPM module at remote nodes• The network can be upgraded without the IP infrastructure at each location

iAN8K B1000

V5/PSTN

VoIP

iAN8K B1000

iAN8K B1000

V5.2 V5.2Remote Terminals

Central TerminalV5 to VoIP Conversion

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How the iAN8K B1000 fits into a Triple Play Delivery Mechanism

• B1000 provides all the requirements for efficient and economic delivery of Triple Play Services– High Bandwidth Subscriber Interfaces– High Throughput Network Interfaces– High Availability Architecture– Efficient Multicast Architecture– Stringent QoS mechanisms– Advanced Session Management Techniques– Integrated VoIP Gateway– Security and Authentication Mechanisms.

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Subscriber Intefaces

• High Bandwidth Subscriber Interfaces– Triple Play offerings will require substantially higher B/W per

subscriber to be able to offer high bandwidth/ multiple channels of HDTV or SDTV• Variety of high bandwidth subscriber interfaces like ADSL2+,

VDSL2 and GEPON.

• Advanced DSL technologies like Pair Bonding, READSL2 and OLR to ensure carriers maximum geographical coverage at required high bandwidth rates.

• The iAN8K B1000 DSL Line cards support line rate throughput @ 1Gbps per line card

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Network Interfaces

• High Throughput Network Interface– The network traffic in a high density DSLAM with Triple Play offering

is very high and it is imperative that the DSLAM does not become the bottleneck.• The iAN8K B1000 configured with 2 ICM3G mode provided 7 *

uplink Interfaces from the DSLAM.

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Reliability

• High Availability Architecture– With the DSLAM catering to multiple commercial services offerings,

high availability and reliability become a critical factor in the service offering.• High availability redundant architecture for the controller ICM3G

and future N+1 redundancy architecture for the line cards

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Multicast

• Efficient Multicast Architecture– IP Multicast is one of the core technology that enables services like

IPTV by increasing network efficiency.• Multicasting is done at the ICM3G and on the line cards to ensure

that no unwanted bandwidth is utilized on any network links.

• ICM3G supports 1024 Multicast Groups

• IGMP Proxy and PIM-SM in addition to IGMP Snooping v1/ v2 / v3

• Implements an IGMP aggregation mechanism whereby Join/Leave messages are aggregated before being passes on to the uplink routers.

• The iAN8K B1000 support IGMP fast leave option that helps fast channel zaps enhancing the users’ QoE (Quality of Experience).

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Multicast Architecture

ICM3GIP Network DSL L/C

Ethernet S/W /Router

PIM IGMP

IGMP Snooping

RG STB

PIM Router

IGMP Router

IGMP

IGMP Proxy

Multicast Replication Point

iAN8K IPDSLAM

§ 3 PVC assigned per subscriber for voice, video, and data§ Data PVC may rate limited (granularity 64Kbps)§ One VLAN per traffic type

§ 3 PVC assigned per subscriber for voice, video, and data§ Data PVC may rate limited (granularity 64Kbps)§ One VLAN per traffic type

TVPC

Phone

3 PVCs

ISM

Distributed BRAS

Centralized BRAS

InternetDirect or Wholesale

Video Traffic

Voice Traffic

Data Traffic

ATM PVC

Ethernet WAN

PPP Session(ISM)

IP Streamer

Video Middleware ServerEncoder

Content Server

PPP Session

(BRAS)

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QoS

• Stringent QoS mechanism– End to End guaranteed QoS mechanisms are mandatory to

ensure predictability of services offered.• Capability to ensure that up to 2048 traffic flows originating

to/from the subscriber can be uniquely identified, classified and accorded appropriate treatment as per SLAs– The flow Classification based on VLAN, MAC address, IP

address, DSL port, protocol, and Ethernet type– Ability to define action per flow

• Supports multiple PVCs per port (Up to 8 / DSL port). • Rate limiting capabilities on downstream traffic• Advanced scheduling mechanisms – Strict priority,

WRR,WFQ, WRED• VLAN Stacking for Enterprise applications.

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Session Management

• Advanced Session Management Techniques– One of the most important requirements for offering commercial triple

play services is the ability to uniquely identify a subscriber session so as to uniquely manage it based on SLAs.• DHCP Option 82• PPPoE intermediate relay for inserting Subscriber Identification• DHCP/PPP snooping is also supported to build IP/MAC address list• Video service management features like rate control on each

channel, maximum duration for each preview, maximum number of previews, and blackout duration after each preview etc.

• Channel access control - three levels of access to each video channel: full, limited, and not allowed

• Multicast authentication locally in the system• Viewing statistics in form of session records for accounting and

billing

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Voice Access Gateway for NGN Solutions

• Integrated Voice Gateway (iFXS)– The iAN8K B1000 offers an integrated Voice Gateway function

with the iFXS module providing carriers the option to convert traditional 2 wire POTS interface to VoIP at the Edge Network• Supports SIP, and MEGACO(H.248) in near future• Detects fax and modem tones, disables any voice

processing (echo cancellation), and passes through the modem signal as G.711 PCM.

• Supports voice activity detection (VAD) silence suppression/regeneration and comfort noise generation.

• Supports transcoding between A-Law and µ-Law. This feature is useful between interconnecting carriers.

• Supports DTMF tone relay, DTMF Tone detection and generation

• Support T.30/T.38 FAX relay

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Major VoIP Features

• Support for G.711, G.729a, G.726, and G.723• Support VAD (silence suppression) and CNG• Support echo cancellation (G.168) - 16ms echo tail length• MGCP, H248 in MSAN application , SIP protocol in MSAN• Out of Band DTMF (RFC2833)• Call Forwarding• Call Holding• T.38 Fax Relay• Incoming Call Barring

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Security

• Security and Authentication mechanisms– Ensuring that paid services like IPTV and VOD are not accessed

by unauthorized users is of critical importance to the service providers to maximize revenues.• Unique local multicast authentication mechanism that ensure

that non-STB users do not access multicast channels.• Other security mechanism –both direct and indirect include

– Up to 2048 ACLs (ICM3G); Up to 172 ACLs (LC)– DSL port isolation– Configurable learned MAC address ageing time– Configurable DLF threshold– Semi-static MAC address learning – Anti MAC and Anti IP address spoofing– IP policing– Broadcast and Multicast rate limiting – Per port MAC Address and IP Address limit

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Network Management Features

• Management Features– In-band and out-of-band management– RS232 based console– User Access control– SNMPv2 Agent– Cisco like CLI– Built-in Telnet server– TFTP client and server– SSH support on ICM3G– Fault and performance management– System log– Remote CPE management– Stacking support and single IP for stacked units

• EMS Platforms– Netman 4000

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Management Options

• Integrated management with Netman 4000• Serial CLI• Telnet CLI• SNMP v1/v2• TFTP Firmware Upgrade, Config Backup/Restore• In band / Out band Management• Management VLAN• Single IP Management for Cascaded System• Access Control

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Thank You!