1. Multiservice Access Solutions
Alex Grinshtein
Head of the Pre-Sales group APAC,CIS and Africa

2. ETH capabilities and legacy support required
A World in Transition
Customer Premises:
ETH capabilities and legacy support required
Infrastructure:
TDM and PSN
Co-existence
More Bandwidth
More Services
Higher Rate
QoS/QoE
Fiber
SDH/SONET infrastructure still widely spread, yet Ethernet transport and services become dominant:
Infrastructure: Co-existence of TDM and PSN
Customer premises: Ethernet capabilities and legacy support required
More IP/ETH traffic (applications, transport service)
More multiservice traffic with different QoS/QoE requirement
Migration to PSN Core
Co-existence of TDM and PSN infrastructure
Discontinue of legacy TDM Services (Sub E1)
From pure copper to fiber + copper access
From TDM based to EFM at the Last Mile
Longer last mile reach (Re-distribution): changing from classical CO-based Last Mile to new street cabinet environment
Long Reach: fiber/Wireless backhaul + copper drop (Increase footprint)
Bottom up migration to NGN: ETH access + SDH core
Migration to MSAN for residential, business and mobile services
Residential services are still priority #1?
Possible co-location of “general-purpose” MSANs and business aggregators
Service providers are terminating legacy services (sub E1/T1) and are looking at Carrier Ethernet services as new growth engines
Upgrades to Smart Grid in utilities
Legacy vendors are turning their focus to Next-Gen, creating an opportunity for RAD
New required capabilities - Customer site
Multiservice user traffic
Combination of real-time and non-real-time traffic
Combination of legacy and new ETH/IP services
Maintain TDM services for critical applications (Deterministic behavior)
Increasing ETH/IP portion
Higher access rates
Copper/fiber/wireless last mile links
Change of user/tributary interfaces: multiple ETH, per port traffic management
Ethernet traffic with end-to-end monitoring (SLA)
New required capabilities - Aggregation site
Handle more ETH traffic
Higher capacity – for more bandwidth and multiple services (with different CoS)
Increased requirements for traffic prioritization
Combination of fiber, copper and wireless tributary links and uplink
Access ring topology
Access resiliency (equipment, dual links, rings)
SDH/SONET infrastructure still widespread Ethernet transport and services becoming dominant

3. Manage Migration Economically
Challenges
Long-Term Plans
Manage Migration Economically
Heavy Investments
OpEx
Increase Revenues
Carriers and Service Providers:
Manage migration economically:
Eliminate CapEx hikes related to increase in number of network devices
Avoid over-burdening network operations and management due to TDM/PSN transport co-existence
Reconcile required investment in SDH/SONET equipment with decommissioning plans
Minimize risk of customer churn when replacing legacy services with IP/Ethernet
Increase customer base economically:
Extend service reach over diverse First Mile connections
Private Network Operators
Benefit from packet technologies’ lower costs while ensuring service quality for mission critical apps
Avoid management silos
Continue using legacy installed-base while introducing IP/Ethernet devices
Avoid forced investments in new technologies due to discontinued vendor products

4. Challenges: Carriers and Service Providers
Manage Migration Economically
Eliminate CapEx hikes related to increase in number of network devices
Avoid over-burdening network operations and management due to TDM/PSN transport co- existence
Reconcile required investment in SDH/SONET equipment with decommissioning plans
Minimize risk of customer churn when replacing legacy services with IP/Ethernet
Increase Customer Base Economically
Extend service reach over diverse First Mile connections

5. Challenges: Private Network Operators
Utilities
Transportation
Enterprises
Manage Migration Economically
Benefit from packet technologies’ lower costs while ensuring service quality for mission-critical applications
Avoid management silos
Continue using legacy installed-base while introducing IP/Ethernet devices
Avoid forced investments in new technologies due to discontinued vendor products

6. How RAD Addresses the Challenges
Extensive support for legacy services and interfaces
Future-proof Ethernet capabilities
Enhanced connectivity for any topology
System solutions: CPE, grooming and aggregation
Unified management
Pure transport over any media for service extension

7. Addressing the Challenges
Extensive support for legacy services and interfaces
Future-proof Ethernet capabilities
Enhanced connectivity for any topology
System solutions: CPE, grooming and aggregation
Unified management
Seamless Migration
Pure transport over any media for service extension
Rich portfolio for all transport scenarios
Generating Revenue
Eliminate CapEx hikes
Future Ready
Increase Service Base
Reduce OpEx
Best-of-breed, hybrid SDH/SONET and PSN access solutions for seamless migration
Extensive support for legacy services and interfaces
Future proof Ethernet capabilities
Enhanced connectivity for any topology
System solutions: CPE, grooming and aggregation
Unified management
Pure transport over any media for service extension
Manage Migration Economically

8. Addressing the Challenges: AXCESS+ Portfolio
Central Site
Customer Premises
Optimux
Fiber Multiplexers
Grooming,
Multiplexing & Aggregation
Fiber
ASMi
SHDSL Multiplexers
& Modems E1 T1
FXS
FXO
E&M
ETH
V.35
X.21
RS-530
PSN
Megaplex
Multiservice Access Nodes
Copper
Airmux
Broadband
Wireless Radios
TDM
Central Rack
Wireless
IPmux
TDM Pseudowire
Gateways
Kilomux
Subrate Multiservice
Multiplexers

9. AXCESS+ Value Proposition
Support all TDM/PSN combinations for flexible planning
Maintain legacy end-point equipment as needed
Ensure critical service quality over packet
Seamless Migration
Hybrid solutions lower CapEx and minimize transition costs by eliminating the need for forklifts
Unified management lowers OpEx and simplifies operations
Bandwidth optimization via innovative topologies and technologies
Cost Reduction
Allow introduction of next-generation services
Enable new business models (Utelcos)
Rich portfolio for all transport scenarios
Generating Revenue

10. Market Presence Carriers, Service Providers and Mobile Operators
Energy, Oil/Gas, Water, Mining Co.
Transportation Organizations
System Integrators & Financial Enterprises

11. Success Stories Northeast Power Cooperative of Missouri
View the video online
City of Augsburg
View the video online
Bezeq Israel Telecom
View the video online

12. Success Stories Bezeq Israel Telecom View the video online
For more RAD videos:

13. Infrastructure & Service Core & Services PDH/SDH/SONET
A Whole New World
Infrastructure & Service
PAST
Core & Services PDH/SDH/SONET
PRESENT
Hybrid
FUTURE
All ETH
Low-speed Services
Bandwidth
Multiple vendors
SDH/SONET commonly deployed
ETH is spreading
Bandwidth is booming
ETH dominant technology

14. Applications

15. First Mile Connectivity and Service Extension
SDH/
SONET
Megaplex-4100/
LRS-102
RICi
PBX
n x ETH
Optimux-106/
Optimux-108/
Optimux-108L
n x E1/T1 FO
Airmux
ETH
Wireless
ASMi-54L
n x E1 FE
SHDSL.bis
GbE
Megaplex-4100
120 km/75 miles
STM-1/OC-3
STM-4/OC-12
PSN
n x FE
Optimux-108
ASMi-54
N MS
Increase service coverage and customer reach over any access
Flexible aggregation and grooming with high granularity from DS0 to STM-4/OC-12
Rich offering: Multiservice multiplexers and access nodes, ADMs, cross connects, DSL/fiber modems and wireless radios
Cost-efficient migration path from legacy TDM to next-generation PSN
Unified RADview management system for all CPE and central-site devices

16. Physical View
2 Power supplies
10 IO modules
10x IO modules
4U (6.8”)
2 Common Logic Ethernet/TDM processing cards
With SONET/SDH and GbE network ports
Compact 4U high, 19” modular chassis, 2 AC or DC power supply slots
2 Common Logic combined with SDH/SONET and Ethernet processors and uplinks
Redundant common logic, power supply and IO modules.
Separate Ethernet and TDM star topology backplane to all IO modules,
DS1/DS0 Cross connect, up to 4*STM-1/STM-4 or OC-3/OC-12, Up to 4*GbE
10 IO hot-swappable modules slots, maximum configurations: *160 E1/T1 ports, *160 analog voice channels, *120 serial interfaces ,*30 Fast Ethernet ports (SFP/UTP), *80 xDSL links, *20 fiber links (multiplexed TDM+Ethernet)

17. MP-4100 – Feature Highlights
Multiservice – Voice, Data, Ethernet
Fiber and copper aggregation
Bridges TDM and PSN networks (both directions!)
Powerful T1/E1 DS0/DS1 cross-connect
GbE and SDH/SONET (with VCAT support)
Carrier grade resiliency
Common Logic (CPU) redundancy
Power supply redundancy
SDH/SONET and GbE uplink redundancy
DS1 and higher level hierarchy protection
Ring resiliency
Optimized system latency
Traffic protection switching within 50 ms
MP-4100

18. Benefits and RAD’s Advantages
Alternative and Incumbent Service Providers
Customer Benefits
Reduce OPEX/CAPEX by using a single aggregation device for diverse services
Increase service flexibility:
Single-box solution for copper and fiber optic
Multiservice support (Ethernet, E1, Serial)
High-density central solution for transparent traffic delivery and aggregation
RAD Advantages
Complete access solutions for both copper and fiber in the same rack
Seamless integration of PDH/SDH/SONET with PSN services and backbones (MP4100)
Aggregate SHDSL.bis over any infrastructure (Ethernet/SDH/PDH)
Maximize rack capacity with up to 96 E1 and/or 24 Ethernet ports (LRS-102)
Success Stories

19. India, AirTel NG Last Mile Solutions over DSL
Access
India, AirTel NG Last Mile Solutions over DSL
Customer Benefits:
Leverage exiting copper infrastructure to provide Managed High speed Eth services (up to 22 Mbps) in addition to the E1 PRI’s
Reduce Opex/Cpax by supporting Ethernet aggregation functionality ( card level –LRS, or Chasis level –MP-4100)
Reduce capex by having High speed Eth+E over the same DSL
RAD Advantages:
Cost effective CPE for Eth over SHDSL bis services with built in Router option
Providing to solutions options for the Aggregation site : Transparent rack or Aggregation rack for Eth+TDM traffic.
High SHDSLbis port capacity at the central rack
Customer Premises
ASMi-54L
ASMi54L-RT
SHDSLbis
2-8w FE
SDH
(PSTN)
E1’s
POP
LRS-102/4100
ASMi-52
PABX
SHDSL
E1 PRI 3
FE/GbE
PSN
Router FE
ASMi-54L
SHDSLbis
2-8w
PABX
E1-PRI

20. TKL, Kenya – Ethernet and Leased line services
Customer Benefits:
Leased Line service over copper and Fiber Ethernet services on single device
Single Aggregation box for TDM and Eth services
Variety of interfaces for future expansion
RAD Advantage:
Scalable Aggregation platform (MP-4100) that support legacy services (Leased line) with built in NGN services (ETH/IP based)
Powerful cross connect for Any to Any services
Remote POPs
TKL POP
DXC-100
ASMI-52 E1
STM-1
STM-1
SDH Network
MP-4100
Copper
STM-1 E1
ASMI-52 3
ETH
ETX-1002
GbE
FE Fiber
GbE
MPLS Network
ETH
NMS

21. UTL Uganda Telecom – Leased Line Services
Customer Benefits:
Maintain the legacy Leased line service with migration path to new services (over PSN) with the same platform
Reduce the Opex by using End-to-End service center management, provides End-to-End provisioning and Monitoring up to the CPE level. Flexibility in ports, of the MP-4100.
RAD Advantage:
Scalable platform (MP-4100) that support legacy services (Leased line) with built in NGN services (ETH/IP based) for smooth migration to PSN
Price advantage and support maintains vs Old Newbridge platform – ”Mainstreet” (discontinued)
RV-SCTDM for End-to-End Management
NMS (SC TDM)
ETH
MP-4100
ASMi-52
STM-1
SHDSL
X.21
(n x 64 kbps
256 kbps)
New Bridge
Existing
Modem
MP-4100
ASMi-52
X.21
SHDSL E1
SDH
Huawei E1
SHDSL
X.21
MP-4100
ASMi-52 E1
SHDSL
X.21
E1’s
Cisco
IP Backbone

22. SONATEL Senegal Ethernet and E1 over DSL
Customer Benefits:
E1 TDM and Ethernet over the same E1
Centralized solution with management
Variety of access technologies and devices
Same equipments for both fixed and cellular networks
RAD Advantages:
Single management
Scalable solution
Unique Solution: SHDSL concentrator with Gigabit Ethernet uplink
BSC
BTS
BTS
ASMi-52
GSM Traffic
GSM Traffic
ASMi-52 E1
SHDSL
SHDSL E1
E1s
Large PoP
Small PoP
E1s
STM-1
TDM
Network
BTS
ASMi-52
Megaplex-4100
with M8SL Cards
LRS-24 with
ASMi-52 Cards
ASMi-52
BTS E1 E1
ASMi-52
ASMi-52
ETH
ETH
Cisco 7000
LAN
GbE
ETH
LAN PC PC
IP/ETH
Network
Router
ASMi-52
ASMi-52
Router
X.21
X.21
SHDSL
SHDSL
Data Traffic
Data Traffic
LAN
LAN

23. Vodafone Ghana, Ethernet services Aggregation over variety of Access infrastructure
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.
Branch
Branches
ASMi-52
2/4W SHDSL
ASMi-52
ASMi-52
2/4W SHDSL
ASMi-52 E1 E1
ETH
ETH
PDH
POP
POP
PDH
Router
Router
MP-4100
VLANz
MP-4100
2W SHDSL
ASMi-52
Router E1
GbE
VLANy
GbE E1
ETH
VLANx E1
GT-IP/MPLS
Branch
ATM
PDH
ASMi-52
2W SHDSL E1
ETH
ETH
Branch
Router
Airmux
RICi-E1
ATM
Router
ETH
Airmux
ATM

24. Carriers, Service Providers and Mobile Operators
Market Presence
Carriers, Service Providers and Mobile Operators

25. Substation Multiservice Connectivity
Multiple service connectivity over any infrastructure
Lower CapEx by using a single-box solution and lower OpEx by converging services and optimizing bandwidth utilization
Migration of non-critical and mission-critical services to PSN, saving forklift costs and ensuring a future-proof solution
Continued support for legacy services and obsolete vendor replacement
Teleprotection
PBX
Voice
SCADA
MP-2100
Voice
E1 Ring
MP-4100
FCD-IP
Control Center
STM-1
MP-4100
Teleprotection
MP-4100
ETH
SCADA
PSN
MP-4100
GbE
Voice
SCADA
STM-1/OC-3
PBX
MP-4100
Voice
E1/T1
MP-4100
MP-2100
Airmux-200
SHDSL
E1/T1
Fiber
MP-2100
Airmux-200
SHDSL.Bis
SCADA
PBX
ASMi-54
OP-106/8

26. Substation Multiservice Connectivity
Multiple service connectivity over any infrastructure
Lower CapEx by using a single-box solution and lower OpEx by converging services and optimizing bandwidth utilization
Migration of non-critical and mission-critical services to PSN, saving forklift costs and ensuring a future-proof solution
Continued support for legacy services and obsolete vendor replacement
Increased SDH/SONET capacity !!!
Teleprotection
PBX
Voice
SCADA
MP-2100
Voice
E1 Ring
MP-4100
FCD-IP
Control Center
STM-1
MP-4100
Teleprotection
MP-4100
ETH
SCADA
PSN
MP-4100
GbE
Voice
SCADA
STM-4/OC-12
PBX
MP-4100
Voice
E1/T1
MP-4100
MP-2100
Airmux-200
SHDSL
E1/T1
Fiber
MP-2100
Airmux-200
SHDSL.Bis
SCADA
PBX
ASMi-54
OP-106/8

27. PowerGrid, Singapore Resilience SDH Network for SCADA Transmission
Customer Benefits:
Resilience SDH Network with no single point of failure for RTU/SCADA Transmission
Two backup HQ sites (disaster recovery) with NMS Backup
RAD Advantages:
Single MUX for PDH and SDH solution
NMS with E2E provisioning and backup capabilities, Redundant NMS
Distribution RTU
MP-4100
MP-4100
MP-4100
Distribution RTU
Transmission RTU 4w
STM-1
STM-1 4w
Transmission RTU 4w 4w
Control Center
Ayer Rajah
STM-1
Control Center Backup (Kallang)
MP-4100
MP-4100
STM-1
MP-4100
STM-1
Distribution
Center
352 x RTU 4w
MP-4100
160 x RTU 4w
MP-4100
Transmission
Center 1
MP-4100
MP-4100
MP-4100
MP-4100
Active NMS
RV-SC/TDM
Backup NMS
RV-SC/TDM
STM-1
Distribution RTU
Transmission RTU
Transmission Center 2
MP-4100
MP-4100
160 x RTU 4w 4w 4w
MP-4100
MP-4100
STM-1

28. Jernbaneverket, Norway – Data Traffic Aggregation over IP
Customer Benefits:
Reduce CAPEX/Opex by leveraging exiting infrastructure for providing ETH/IP connectivity for the Railway stations over new IP-MPLS network
RAD Advantage:
TDM multiplexing integrated with Ethernet switching for voice, fax and sync/async data transfer over Ethernet or IP networks
LS+Voice
LS+Voice
Megaplex-2100
Megaplex-2100
Total of 75 Stations
ML-IP
ML-IP
4 Central Sites
Megaplex-4100
Megaplex-4100
Cisco Switches
ML-IP
ML-IP
Megaplex-2100
Megaplex-2100
LS+Voice
LS+Voice

29. Market Presence Energy, Oil/Gas, Water, Mining Co.
Transportation Organizations
System Integrators & Financial Enterprises

30. Extending TDM and Ethernet over Fiber, Copper and Wireless links
ASMi-5x
Copper
Ethernet
Ethernet
Optimux
Fiber
TDM
TDM
Benefits:
Simple
Long reach
High bandwidth
Single device – shared infrastructure
RAD Advantages
System solution
High reliability and resiliency
Environmental
AirMux
Wireless

31. ASMi Product Line Table
Modem
Max. Rate
Max. Wire
Services
Central Solution
ASMi-52
4.6 Mbps 4W
V35, E1, ETH,X.21,RS530
LRS-24
LRS-16
DXC-30/8
MP-2100/4100
ASMi-52L
V35,E1,ETH,4ETH
DXC-30/8R/10A
ASMi-54/54L
22.8 Mbps 8W
ETH,E1
LRS-102
MP-4100 31

32. CPEs – Products Evolution
ASMi-54
ASMi ASMi-54L
ASMi-52/ASMi-52L
Up to 22 Mbps
4 ETH and 4 E1 ports
Multipoint applications opposite /54L modems
Daisy Chain and ring capabilities
Up to 22.8 Mbps
Varied of interfaces over 2W,4W, 8W
Optional routing capabilities
Higher rate of 11.4 over 2W
OAM support and higher ETH performance – QoS , VLAN priority
Up to 4.6 Mbps
Varied of interfaces over 2W/4W

33. ASMi-52 Family Answering market need :
Varied user interfaces: E1, V35, X.21, ETH
Enable single or dual interface in the same product
Several management options
DTS , ETH out of band port, SNMP,ConfiguRAD
Both AC and DC (48v) on the same power supply
Saving inventory
Alarm relay for major and minor alarms
Optional port
Repeaters
Long distance for 2w option
Answering market need :
Matching features with our competitors
cost effective solution .

34. ASMi-54L – Product Overview
Feature list:
Low cost SHDSL.bis over 2W and 4W
Fully compatible with ASMi-54
E1 port in addition to 4 ETH ports
Mux capabilities over 2W and 4W up to 11.4Mbps
Plastic box with wide range power supply
Key selling points:
Cost effective SHDSL.bis modem over 2W & 4W
Efficient - dual services in one modem
High bandwidth of ETH and E1 for multiservice applications
Easily managed

35. ASMi-54/54L ETH Functionality
WAN Protocol
HDLC mode – for E1 & ETH over SHDSL.bis by dual bearer mode
VLAN Mode
Stacking/stripping based on 802.1D MAC ,802.1Q VLAN
Quality of service (QOS)on the DSL egress direction
Fault Propagation
From SHDSL to user interface and vice versa
Estimated Distance
Estimated 5,696Kbit/s – 2.6Km - with noise cable

36. ASMi-54L Router – Product Overview
Feature List:
Bridging and integrated router – packet forwarding according to static routing table
NAT/NAPT
Static/dynamic NAT, selective NAT
NAPT – LAN-to-WAN and LAN-to-DMZ
Security – Firewall, stateful packet inspection
IP Quality of Service – IP classification and priority
VPN – Based on IP-Sec

37. Diverse Application: Extending the Mobile Coverage
BTS Site
IP Node B
Ethernet
Fiber
extension
Optimux/IPMux
ETH
ETH
E1/T1
TDM
BTS
RNC
PoP
BTS Site
STM-1/OC-3c
IP Node B
MP-4100
Ethernet
n x E1/T1
Bonded Copper
extension
ASMi
BSC
SONET/ SDH
E1/T1
TDM
n x E1/T1
BTS
Sub-6 GHz Wireless
extension
BTS Site
IP Node B
Ethernet
Airmux
E1/T1
TDM
Customer Benefits:
End-to-end RAD solution for any infrastructure
Best cost per Mbps solution
Winning Points:
MP-4100 with dual uplink
ASMi – 2.6km with up to 22Mbps
Optimux – transparent TDM and independent clocking support
BTS
Airmux

38. Diverse Application: ASMi-54 as Mini-DSLAM
TDM
ETH E1
Node B
BTS 2w
4 ETH
5.7 Mbps
4 E1
ASMi-54
ASMi-54L
BSC
RNC
PSN
Feature list:
Up to 4 x E1 & 4 x ETH ports with combined throughput of up to 22 Mbps
Multipoint capabilities up to 4 modems at the remote site
QoS, stacking and stripping
Wide range of management options

39. AIS Thailand – LAN Service Over DSL, Back-Up over Wire-Less
Customer Needs:
Extend Ethernet services via variety type of last mile media i.e. SDH, Copper and Wireless
Cost-effective, high speed network service for LAN connection
Datacenter connectivity over long distance
Customer Benefits:
Enable enterprise users to enjoy distance, high bandwidth and symmetric data transmission
Get more network availability through redundant wireless link as backup
End-to-end connectivity solutions
Centralize Management
Airmux
Wireless Backup Link (Standby)
Airmux
RiCi-E1
RiCi-E1
ASMi-54L
ASMi-54L
Router 3
IP MPLS
Cloud
5.76 Mbps via G.biz Modem
SDH Cloud
620+
ASMi-54L units
Data Center
RiCi-E1
RiCi-E1
ASMi-54L
ASMi-54L
E1 to ETH converter
G.Biz Modem
Router

40. Get Clock from PW module
Globe Telecom, Philippines E1 and V35 Leased Line Services over MSAN (Huawei UA5000) via PSN
Customer Benefits:
Reduce OPEX&CAPEX by migration of Leased line service over NGN backbone (MSAN/PSN).
Leveraging the MSAN architecture (normally used for ADSL,VDSL,VoIP) for Leased line services also.
RAD Advantages:
Remote management Configuration/Monitoring and Diagnostic from the Huawei NMS to the ASMi-52
Wide rang of interface (V35/E1)
Vast install base : ASMi52 vs Huawei UA (Optus Australia, Digitel Philippines)
Huawei NMS
Get Clock from BITS
Get Clock from PW module
ASMi-52
E1’s
TDM SHDSL E1
PSN
MetroE
SDH
Network
GbE
GbE
Last Mile connectivity solutions over DSL/fiber
ASMi-52
TDM SHDSL
V.35
Huawei MSAN-UA5000
Huawei MSAN-UA5000
TDM PWE3

41. SHDSL DTE configuration

42. Loopbacks diagnostics – From Huawei BMS to RAD CPE

43. Optimux Product Line Table
Modem
Max. Rate
Uplink Type
Max Services
Central Solution
Special Features
OP-106
OP-108
81 Mbps
108 Mbps FO
4xT1 +FETH
4xE1 +FETH/V35
LRS-102
MP-4100
75 Mbps Ethernet
100 Mbps Ethernet
OP-25
OP-34
25 Mbps
34 Mbps
E3/FO
16xT1, FETH
16xE1, FETH/V35
LRS-102*
MP-4100*
Standard E3
OP-45
OP-45L
45 Mbps
T3/FO
28xT1 or 21xE1
DXC-100
Ring support
OP-1551
OP-1553
155 Mbps
STM-1/OC-3
Copper
64xE1 or 84xT1
3xE3 or 3xT3
More than 100 years MTBF 43

44. Optimux-108L – Product Overview
Version 1:
GA Released
Version 2:
Beta 11/09
Uplink: Fiber optic
Size: 1U high, half 19’’ wide
Power supply: Wide range (AC/DC) / DC fixed -48VDC
Tributaries
Version1: 4 x E1(balanced/unbalanced) channels
Version 2: 10/100 BaseT Ethernet + MNG
Management
Version 1: Dip Switches for basic functionality, loops, MDIX
Version 2: SNMP agent, Telnet, RADview Network Management System and remote management using in-band channel

45. Optimux-125/134 new Q1 2010 OP-134 Ethernet (Mbps) OP-34 E1 Ports
Uplink: Coax or fiber link
Tributaries: 16 x E1 or T1, 10/100BaseT user Ethernet, single V.35
Size: 1U 19’’ chassis
Power supply: Wide range ( VAC & –48VDC)
System redundancy: Optional secondary power supply and SFP based main link
Management: SNMP agent, ASCII terminal. RADview Network Management System. Remote management using in-band channel.
Backward compatible to current OP-25/34 via Activation Key
OP-134
Ethernet (Mbps)
OP-34
E1 Ports
100 16 8 12 24 4 32
The Optimux-34 version 1 is in GA
The unit supports Balanced and unbalanced interfaces using cable which converts from Balanced to Unbalanced. You can mix Balanced and Unbalanced on the same unit.
OP-125
Ethernet (Mbps)
OP-25
T1 Ports
100 16 6 12 8 18 4 24

46. Example application: 2G/3G Mobile over Leased Fibers
Save Opex by converging TDM and Ethernet over shared fiber
Simple, fast and easy to deploy
RADview EMS/PC
BSC
n x E1
n x E1
Optimux-34
Customer Benefits:
Mobile backhaul over leased fibers
Mixed E1 for 2G BTS and Ethernet for 3G node B
Central Management
Simple solution that meets customer requirements
RAD Advantages:
Simple, reliable and cost-effective solution
Manageable
Fast and Easy to deploy
Leased Fiber
2G BTS
RNC
Optimux-34
ETH
ETH
3G NodeB

47. Bezeq, Israel – Megaplex Project Speical services-Bypass NGN
Customer Benefits:
Maintaining the Legacy &Special services while moving to NGN networks
Keep huge customer installed based
RAD Advantages:
Variety of legacy services (POTS,ISDN,DSL) in single chassis.
Smooth migration to NGN Networks (PWE capabilities)
Interoperability with the exiting old Muxes
Aggregation Room
Analog LB
Aggregation Room
2W LB
Analog LB
Analog POTS (2W/4W)
FXS/FXO
Analog POTS (2W/4W)
MP-4100
PBX
FXS/FXO
Bezeq-SDH
STM-1
4W E&M
PBX
MP-2100
E1’s
IP VPN
Backup
4W E&M
ISDN-NT
ISDN (“U”)
IP VPN
Backup
ISDN-NT
ASMi-52
Router
ISDN (“U”)
SHDSL 2W E1
Router
ASMi-52 E1
SHDSL 2W
TADIMUX
(Existing)
4.1
N.B DACS
2W LB
E1’s
E1’s 6W
N112
FXS/FXO
Alcatel-S12
E1’s (With ISDN)
MP-2100
4W E&M
V5.2
TADIMUX
(Existing)
E1’s Analog Voice (2w/4w/LB)
N.B DACS
2W LB
E1’s 6W
N112
FXS/FXO
4W E&M

48. Emulated Legacy Services over PSN and/or DSL
Emulated TDM Service (pseudowire)
Customer Premises
PBX
IPmux-L
E1/T1
Fast Ethernet/GbE
CO/POP
ETH
Gateway
Gmux-2000/155l
PBX
GbE
PSN E1
SHDSL
(ATM)
LA-110/PW
V.35/
X.21
STM-1/OC-3
IP DSLAM
ETH
TDM
The legacy emulation (pseudo-wire ) may be implemented in several ways, depending on architecture chosen/deployed.
End-to End where the whole transport is Packet switched based
End – to – Network (central gateway, e.g. Gmux), where the legacy service is “extended” over the PSN portion (as illustrated above)
Edge – to – Edge, mainly where the access is legacy based but we’d like to utilize the PSN backbone for transport of the legacy traffic between regions/domains (usually Gmux-2000 to Gmux-2000)
PBX
SHDSLbis
EFM
LA-210/PWE E1
ETH

49. Emulated Legacy Services and Ethernet over Copper DSL
Branch A
PBX
LAN
LA-210
E1/T1
ETH
Packet
Switched
Network
DSLAM
Headquarters
VDSL2
4 x SHDSL.bis
EFM Bonding
SHDSL.bis
EFM
Branch B
Single access link for both Ethernet and E1/T1 services, utilizing DSLAM/MSAN infrastructure
Ensure legacy service quality and transparent delivery with standards-based TDM pseudowire emulation
End-to-end SLAs and service control by employing IEEE 802.1ag and Y.1731Ethernet OAM mechanisms
The special case of legacy emulation over DSL is illustarted in this slide. In many cases , service providers would like to utilize their IPDSLAM infrastructure (with SHDSLbis EFM bonding or VDSL2) to provide E1 legacy service in addition to Ethernet business services (see also Application 6.1). The LA-210 has the unique offering of providing both Ethernet MEF compliant services as well as E1 port for emulating legacy service. E.g. connecting a legacy PBX.

50. LA-210 – DSLAM Interoperability
Vendor
IPDSLAM/MSAN
Version
SHDSLbis/EFM Module
TDM PWE IOT
Deployment
PoC
UA-5000
V100R017
H603SHLB
CX-600 
MA-5600T
V800R006C02SPC100
H802SHLB
ISAM
7302
Form R3.3 and above
NSLT-A
7750 SR / 7705 SAR
Surpass hiX 5622/25/30/35
Ver. 2.8
IU:SHDSL:48:E
MileGate
2300
SHDSLbis SUSE1

51. Circuit Emulation for Leased Line and LAN Services over Ethernet
SDH/
SONET
PSTN
IPmux-155L
RADview Service Center
Telephony
Switch
Service POP
Gmux-2000
n x E1/T1
n x Ch. T3
n x Ch. STM-1/OC-3
Ethernet/IP/
MPLS Network
GbE
IPmux-1E
Fixed
Wireless
Analog
FXS
E1/T1
LAN FE
Small/Medium Enterprise
IPmux-24/ IPmux-216
FE/GbE
Large Enterprise
IPmux-2L/
IPmux-4L
Serial
4 x E1/T1
PBX
IPmux-24
Multi-tenant Office Building
This slide details the variety of circuit emulation options where a wide range of products (IPmux) exist to match different requirements in branches with 1/2/4/8/16 E1/T1 ports as well as Ethernet ports. In central sites both IPmux-155L and Gmux-2000 can serve as aggregators interfacing to TDM backbone via NxE1/T1 interfaces or Ch-STM-1/OC-3.
Use circuit emulation to seamlessly deliver Leased Line services (TDM and serial data) and LAN traffic over new Ethernet and packet transport.
Quick, low-cost and non-disruptive migration of PSTN access and PBX backhaul to economical packet switched networks with RAD’s TDM pseudowire solutions.

52. HCMC Telecom, Vietnam – Leased Line Services over Dark Fiber
Customer Benefits:
Reduce Opex/Capex, flexible CPE for Leased line services over Fiber and next generation PSN
Migration of Leased line services (V35/E1) to PSN network by using the built in PWE technology
RAD Advantages:
Simple solution that fits the customer requirement
Future proof, built in pseudo-wire technology for smooth migration to PSN.
Wide range of interfaces (E1,V35,Eth) in a single box
Phse#1 E1 E1
IPmux-2L
IPmux-2L FE
(Fiber) FE
(Fiber)
ETH FO
ETH
V.35
V.35
Phse#2
ADM
Gmux-2000/
IPmux-155L E1
IPmux-2L
ADM
ADM
BD PTT
TDM Network
Up to 128 x E1 FO
ETH 4?
GbE
Metro
Ethernet
V.35
RV-EMS E1
IPmux-2L
ADM FO
ETH
V.35

53. StarHub, Singapore – Leased Line over NC PSN Network
Customer Benefits:
Extend Starhub Coverage/Customer reach for  Leased line services ( E1/V35) via the new  Newcluess connect network ( whole Singapore coverage)
RAD Advantages:
Variety of User/Network interfaces (E1, V35, STM-1,FE,GbE) with PWE support
Advanced NMS with Traps notification/forwarding via
Supports AC/DC source in same unit
Router
Router
IPmux-2L
IPmux-2L
Serial/V35 FE FE
Serial/V35
ETH
StarHub Access
Network
ETH
IPmux-2L
IPmux-2L
Nucleus
Connect
Core Network FE FE
Router
Router E1 E1
PABX
PABX 4
IPmux-2L
IPmux-2L E1 FE
GbE FE E1
IPmux-155L
n x E1 or
Ch. STM-1
Management
EMS
Users in
TARHUB CO

54. Edatel: Ethernet Ring Topology for Ethernet and TDM – PoC
Customer Benefits:
Same provider for nodes with and without circuits
OPEX savings by reducing the number of FO links but keeping protection
RAD Advantage:
Standard G.8032, allowing coexistence of ETX and IPMUX in the same ring
Future proof solution for migration to full packet switching
Cell Sites (Nodes B + BTS + LTE)
and Corporate Sites
ETX-26
4 x FE
Cell Site
Central Site
4 x FE + 1 x GbE
IPmux-155L
IPmux-4L/A
Cell + Corporate Site
GbE Ring
G.8032
GbE, FE
4 x E1
1+1 STM-1
PBX and VoIP
SDH
ETX-26
4 x FE
Cell Site
Note: Under Homologation

55. VTI, Vietnam Mobile backhaul over IP VSAT
Customer Benefits:
Enabled VTI to provide excellent mobile backhaul service for mobile operators over IPSAT to rural areas, expanding their service reach and subscriber base
Flexible solution when customer migrates existing aggregator to another location
RAD Advantages:
Advanced clock recovery maintains excellent voice quality which increases the cellular operator’s competitiveness, and reduces costs over IP sat compared to E1 sat links (Over VSAT)
Remote Site #1
IPmux-24A
VTI1 (Hanoi) FE E1
BSC
GE/FE
n x E1
Remote Site #2
3 x IPmux-216
IPmux-24A FE E1
RADview IP
VTI3 (Danang)
Remote Site #50
BSC
GE/FE
n x E1
IPmux-24A FE E1
3 x IPmux-216

56. GPON Based Mobile Backhaul Solution for China Unicom
EDA 1500 GPON Solution
GPON Based Mobile Backhaul Solution for China Unicom
Customer Benefits:
Leverage GPON infrastructure for cellular backhaul and leased line replacement
Saving E1 lines by shifting mobile and LL traffic onto the hi capacity and low cost of operation PON
RAD Advantage:
Ultra low latency meets strict requirements of GPON
Competitive price
Scalable solution fit customer requirements
Mature CO PWE GW for carrier grade svc requirements
Local support from RAD China
Cell Site
Sanya CO
Clock recovered from E1
Clock sync
RBS
1 x FE+4xE1
1 x STM-1
T202G ONT
申联大厦3418/P7
Gmux-2000
SYRNC P7
RNC
BLM 1500 OLT
x1 GE
RBS
Clock sync use E1
2:8 Splitter
x1 GE LX
4 x E1 n
T202G ONT
BRAS
山海天3206/P7
GE SFP
Customer A
Internet and Voice Service
T063G ONT
T720G ONT
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57. Legacy and Ethernet co-existence
New services over existing infrastructure
Co-existence of network generation
Future migration to an all packet network
PSN
NOC
GbE
GbE
Substations
Analog RTU
NMS
VoIP
Data
MP-4100
PDH Mux
MP-4100
PDH Mux
n x E1/T1
NMS
VoIP
Data
ETH
ETH
X.21
V.35
E1/T1
SDH/SONET
OC-12/
STM-4
OC-12/
STM-4

58. Example application ISDN over TDM and PSN
ISDN as service terminated by carrier
Migration was inevitable: first to E1 leased lines and later to a packet network
PSN
TDM pseudowire
FE/GbE FE
ISDN
MP-2104 x
Customer Benefits:
Maintain the legacy Leased ISDN line service with migration path to new services (over PSN) with the same platform
Reduce the Opex by using unified management for Monitoring up to the CPE level.
RAD Advantage:
Scalable platform (MP-4100) that support legacy services (Leased line) with built in NGN services (ETH/IP based) for smooth migration to PSN
ISDN Fault propagation attribute
ISDN
MP-4100
SDH Network E1
E1/STM-1
ISDN
MP-2104

59. Fiber and Copper Aggregation for Carriers & Service Providers -- Application
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
Branch
Router
PBX
OP-108 FE E1
FCD-IP
SHDSL.bis FO
ASMi-54
MP-4100
NMS
Central Office
GbE
SDH/ SONET
STM-1/OC-3
STM-4 OC-12
PSN

60. Example application: Ethernet and TDM Services over Copper or Fiber
Business services over existing fiber and copper
Customer A
Internet
Customer A FE FE
OP-108
OP-108
FO Link
FO Link E1
NMS GE E1
Customer B
Customer B GE
MP-4100
ASMi-54
ASMi-54
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
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 FE
SHDSL
GBE
IP/MPLS
GBE
SHDSL FE
MP-4100
Customer C
Customer C
ASMi-52
ASMi-52 FE
SHDSL
SHDSL FE

61. RAD’s AXCESS+ Skill Set
Access Expertise
• Technologies: PDH, SDH/SONET, Ethernet, DSL • Media: Fiber, Copper, MW
RAD’s AXCESS+ Skill Set
Standards Support
TDM
30 years of proven experience
High capacity, non-blocking DS0 cross connect
Large variety of interfaces
Ethernet
Leadership in Carrier Ethernet technologies
QoS, OAM, PM
Timing over Packet, PWE, TDMoIP
Industry-Specific
Environmental (Temperature and EMC)
Teleprotection, anti-latency design
TETRA/PMR
Management
End-to-end service management
Remote configuration & diagnostics
Topologies
Rings: TDM & Ethernet, rate versatility, any media
Multi-drop, point-to-point, star
Carrier-Grade Redundancy

62. Value that Lasts Why Choose RAD’s Durability Reliability Flexibility
Long-lasting and dependable solutions operating for years on end, without fail
Durability
Standards-compliant
Fully redundant
Delivering consistent & stable performance
Minimal on-site maintenance
Reliability
Tailor-made solutions, designed to meet specific customer requirements, both present and future
Flexibility