1. 7750 Service Router Overview November 2009
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7750 Service Router Overview November 2009
Dan Sherwood
11/10/09

2. Alcatel-Lucent for Service Routing 7750 SR Overview 7705 SAR Overview
Agenda
Alcatel-Lucent for Service Routing
7750 SR Overview
7705 SAR Overview
Typical Network Deployments
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4. Broad Diversity of Customers, Markets & Applications
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Over 35,000 routers deployed
Record number of 7750 SR shipments in calendar year 2008
20% Market Share*
#1 in EMEA in IP/MPLS Edge (1Q’09) **
#2 worldwide in IP/MPLS Edge
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Number of Customers Worldwide 80 65 50
Number of Countries Deployed
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* Source: Infonetics Research, February 2009
** Source: Ovum, May 2009
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5. Proven Customer Value
“Our successful IPTV service depends on the scale, stability and quality of our TPSDA-based network. We like Alcatel-Lucent’s direction because it allows us to expand the service revenues generated by our strategic investment.”
Helmut Leopold, head of platform and technology management at Telekom Austria AG, June 2008
“Alcatel-Lucent’s premium IP solution and experience gives us the technology and expertise necessary to reach our goal of meeting the communications needs of our customers well into the future.”
Jim Hansen, senior vice president of Network Services at EMBARQ, June 2008
AAPT Chief Executive Officer Paul Broad, October 2008
Testimonial and Endorsement Information
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“One of the major benefits of Alcatel-Lucent’s solution is the Service Aware Manager (SAM) platform, which we’ll leverage extensively to simplify and automate our provisioning and service assurance processes for our customers”
AAPT Chief Executive Officer Paul Broad, October 2008

6. Industry Validation and Compliance
MEF 9 – Ethernet Services
MEF 14 – Traffic Management
SR OS
7450 ESS
Carrier Ethernet
7750 SR
QoS
Performance & Scalability
High Availability
7750 SR
7710 SR
7705 SAR
ISOCORE independent lab verification: Alcatel-Lucent Triple Play Service Delivery Architecture (TPSDA)
Resilience: No impact on residential and enterprise services beyond the microsecond level when control processor modules were failed over.
Security: The network was secure and no intrusion attempts were successful.
ISOCORE independent lab verification: Alcatel-Lucent Mobile Backhaul Solution (MLPPP with MC-APS)
ISOCORE MPLS Service Interoperability Testing
BT Exact independent lab verification
High Availability with non-stop routing and non-stop service
Validation

7. Demonstrated Technology Leadership
PWE3 WG – Co-Chair, major contributor & editor:
PW services
PW OAM and interworking with L2 OAM
Multi-segment PWs
PW redundancy
L2VPN WG – Co-Chair, major contributor & editor:
VPLS spec
IP multicast in VPLS
PBB VPLS
VPLS OAM
ANCP WG – Co-Chair, major contributor & editor of Framework and MIBs
MPLS WG major contributor & editor of MPLS-TP
Member of Board of Directors
Applications WG – Chair
Major contributor of:
MPLS in Mobile Backhaul
MPLS Inter-carrier Interconnect
ATM/FR/Ethernet service interworking over MPLS
Fault management for multiservice interworking over MPLS
Editor of published ATM Forum specification in ATM-MPLS interworking and PNNI signaling interworking over MPLS
Vice president and treasurer on Board of Directors
Co-chair of Broadband Home WG
1 Outstanding Service Award, 3 Outstanding Contributor Awards
Active contributor in:
TR-101
WT-144
WT-145
WT-146
WT-147
DHCP Enhancements
Marketing Committee Co-Chair in EMEA and APAC
Editor Architecture Technical Workgroup
3 Outstanding Contributor Awards
Active participant

8. Eco-Sustainability with the Alcatel-Lucent SR Portfolio
The Alcatel-Lucent Service Router (SR) portfolio supports a wide range of eco-friendly features designed to safeguard the environment and lower operational costs
2 Terabit architecture delivers greater traffic volumes in a smaller physical footprint while consuming less power per Gigabit
Leading edge, power-efficient hardware technology enable high levels of energy efficiency and reduced cooling requirements
Integrated Service Adapters (ISAs) reduce the number devices needed in the network to minimize cost, floor space, and power and cooling requirements
In-place platform evolution provides long-term sustainable growth resulting in less waste and land fill
Advanced high availability feature set minimizes network redundancy needs to further improve environmental efficiency and network costs
Supporting an Eco-sustainable planet

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10. IP Innovation and Portfolio Expansion
Generational Leap FP1 hardware + SR OS
Generational Leap FP2 hardware + SR OS
Portfolio Expansion
Four product families 12 products
Two products
Terabit Service Router Portfolio FP2-based line cards and optional integrated service adapters
Still backward compatible with previous generation cards
SR-OS
7750 SR
7450 ESS
7750 SR
Service Routing
High availability
Queuing
Flexible forwarding
Services orientation
OA&M
Network management
50 Gb/s slots, 100 Gb/s in 2010
Service scaling and performance
Service and application optimization
Timing/Synchronization
Power & footprint
Terabit Service Routing
7710 SR
7705 SAR
Unified element, network, service and policy management
5620 SAM
5670 RAM
5650 CPAM
5750 SSC
2003
2008 & beyond 10

11. The Alcatel-Lucent 7750 Service Router Family
Four scalable models to flexibly meet your service deployment needs
7750 SR-12
1Tb/s system capacity
10 I/O slots – 2 MDAs per slot
50 Gb/s per-slot, scaling to 100Gb/s (future)
High Availability and ISSU
High-Scale service provider multi-service router for residential, business and mobile services
7750 SR-7
500 Gb/s system capacity
5 I/O slots – 2 MDAs per slot
50 Gb/s per-slot, scaling to 100Gb/s (future)
High Availability and ISSU
Mid-Scale service provider edge router for residential, business and mobile services
7750 SR-c12
7750 SR-1
40 Gb/s system capacity
Semi-modular platform
Fixed I/O with 2 MDA/ISA slots
Lower-scale aggregation and routing for enterprise & verticals as well as small office applications
NEW!
90 Gb/s system capacity
12 I/O slots – 6 MDA/MCM or 8 CMAs per system
10GigE Interface support
High Availability and ISSU
Multi-service routing for Enterprise & Verticals and service providers
High
Application/Platform Scalability
Low 11

12. Introducing the 7750 SR-c12 Latest Edition to the 7750 SR Portfolio
Feature Highlights
Leverages Alcatel-Lucent’s industry leading 7750 SR hardware and software feature set
Award winning FP2 processor-based system for best-in-class performance
Support for a wide range of multi-service interface options
Speeds ranging from channelized T1/E1 up to 10GigE
Multi-service adaptation including TDM, circuit emulation, Packet over Sonet/SDH, FR, ATM.
Synchronous Ethernet support
Advanced L2/L3 service features, H-QoS, Native IPv6, IPv6 multicast, industry leading high availability feature set
Carrier-grade, fully redundant, NEBS compliant
Managed by Alcatel-Lucent’s leading 5620 Service Aware Manager
NEW in
R7.0!
Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR-c12
Based on Award Winning FP2 network processor

13. SR OS Architecture SR OS
Purpose-built to exceed the reliability demands of “always-on” IP/MPLS-based services
Distributed processing architecture
Highly scalable - as slots are filled, both control and data processing power increases linearly
Efficiently allocates resources based on priority and process state, ensuring no one process or group of processes can consume one system resource such as CPU cycles, memory or bandwidth
Highly programmable packet processing is tightly coupled with the silicon FP packet processing complex for advanced service delivery
Modular design with the separation of control and forwarding planes
Platform
Protocols
SR OS
IPv4/IPv6 Dual Stack
OAM
BGP
OSPF
IS-IS
MPLS
PPPoE
xSTP
DHCP
PBB-
VPLS
Services IP TV
VPWS
IES
VPN
VoIP
Internet
SNMP
Auth
ent.
Telnet
/SSH
CLI
Author.
Acct.
Management
Common OS across Service Router product portfolio (7750 SR, 7710 SR, 7450 ESS) 13

14. Service Specialization Service Aware Management
7750 SR Features & Benefits
Dramatically improve ROI with terabit capacity and massive service scalability
Terabit Scalability
Improve customer satisfaction by delivering Non-Stop IP/MPLS services
High Availability
Reduce OPEX by consolidating multiple services on one edge routing platform
Multiservice Routing
Increase revenues by offering innovative, differentiated services
Service Specialization
Service Aware Management
Dramatically increase service velocity while reducing operational expenses

15. Dramatically Improve ROI with Terabit Capacity and Massive Scalability
Terabit Scalability
Key Elements:
Groundbreaking, future-proof FP2 silicon
50 Gb/s slots with evolution to 100 Gb/s
High density line cards

16. Input/Output Modules (IOM)
IOM3-XPs
Fully-distributed forwarding & packet processing
Up to 50 Gb/s (FD) wire-rate forwarding
Traffic forwarding engine is based on massive array of network processors
L2/L3 encapsulation
IPv4/IPv6//MPLS/MAC forwarding lookup
Distributed control plane CPU for local processing of critical control plane functions
Fully hot-swappable
Fully programmable for in-place evolution and adaptation of new features, services and protocols
Sophisticated traffic management with each queue assignable to a subscriber, an application for queuing, policing and shaping or to a service for billing counters
Newest IOM w/100Gbps FP2 support
All service/queues shares between all ports
Dynamic asymmetrical load balancing
Evolutionary design and investment protection
Supported with existing SF/CPM
Supports all existing MDAs
Enhanced features when paired with MDA-XPs
Massive Service Scale
Up to 3M IPv4 & IPv6 routes
64K Hierarchical Queues/IOM
Up to 1M Hierarchical Policers
2M 2-tier MAC FIBs
48K+ VPLS instances
16K VPRN instances 16 16

17. 7750 SR Interface Options: Multi-Service Breadth
Media Dependant Adapters
MDA-XP Ethernet
20-port GigE SFP-Fiber
20-port 10/100/1000 Copper
1-port 10 GigE XFP
2-port 10 GigE XFP
4-Port 10 GigE XFP
10-port GigE (SFP)
1-port 10 GigE Tunable optics
Any Service, Any Port
PPP/FR/ATM, including IMA
4-port Ch OC-3/STM-1 ASAP
1-port Ch OC-12/STM-4 ASAP
4-port Ch DS3/E3 ASAP
12-port Ch DS3/E3 ASAP
High-Scale MDA
10-port GigE
1-port 10GigE
New in R7
New in R7
New in R7
Packet over SONET/SDH
1-port OC-192/STM-64
2-port OC-48/STM-16
4-port OC-48/STM-16
8-port OC-12/STM-4 or OC-3/STM-1
16-port OC-12/STM-4 or OC-3/STM-1
8-port OC-3/STM-1
16-port OC-3/STM-1
New in R7
New in R7
Circuit Emulation Services
1-Port Ch OC-12/STM-4 CES
1-Port Ch OC-3/STM-1 CES
4-Port Ch OC-3/STM-1 CES
New in R7
Ethernet
1-port 10 GigE (LAN/WAN PHY)
1-port 10 GigE (XFP)
2-port 10 GigE (XFP)
5-port GigE
10-port GigE
20-port GigE
60-port 10/100
20-port 100FX
20-port 10/100/1000
1-port 10 GigE + 10-port GigE Combo MDA
New in R7
Channelized SONET/SDH
1-port OC-12/STM-4
4-port OC-3/STM-1
12-port DS-3/E3
4-port Ch DS3/E3
CMAs*
8-port Ch DS1/E1 CMA
4-port DS3/E3 CMA
8-port 10/100TX CMA
1-port GIgE CMA
2-port OC3/12-STM1/4 SFP CMA
8-port T1/E1 ATM/IMA CMA
1-port Ch OC3/STM1 CES CMA
1-port GigE CMA -XP SFP
5-port GigE CMA-XP SFP
ATM
4-port OC-3/OC-12 ATM MDA
16-port OC-3/STM-1 ATM MDA
New in R7
* Supported on 7750 SR-c12 only 17 17

18. Ethernet Media Dependant Adapter-XP (MDA-XP)
Doubles Chassis Gigabit Port Density  High-density GigE /10 GigE interfaces
Enhanced Performance  25 Gb/s per hot-swappable, half-slot adapter
Multi-Generation IOM Support  Dynamic IOM detection
Synch-E Support  End-to-end Ethernet timing and synchronization
NEW
Supported in any IOM slot with existing MDAs
IOM3-XP enables up to 25 Gb/s per half-slot
IOM-1 & IOM-2 enables 10 Gb/s per half-slot
Extensive pre-classification enables graceful oversubscription
Wide range of optical interfaces supported
Fiber distances of up to 80 km
CWDM & DWDM optics up to 120 km
Support for LAN/WAN PHY on 10GigE cards
Industry-Leading Gigabit Ethernet port density
80-ports of 10 GigE in a single chassis ( GigE ports/rack)
400 wire-speed GigE ports per chassis (1,200 GigE ports/rack)
10 port GigE MDA-XP
1 port 10GigE MDA-XP
* Note: Provides Sync-E support
MDA-XP Half-slot Interfaces
20-port GigE SFP MDA-XP*
20-Port 10/100/1000 Copper MDA-XP
2-port 10 GigE XFP MDA-XP*
4-Port 10 GigE XFP MDA-XP*
1-port 10GigE XFP MDA-XP*
10-port GigE SFP MDA-XP* 18

19. High Scale Media Dependant Adapter (HS-MDA)
Highly Scalable Queuing  160k ingress, 160K egress per HSMDA million per rack!
Enhanced Service Richness  Granular per-application policy enforcement with MS-ISA
Higher Subscriber Densities  Legacy HSI subscriber migration (BRAS replacement)
64k subscriber hosts/system
20k subscriber or SAPs/HS-MDA
Up to 32k subscriber hosts/HS-MDA
Triple play subscriber density (Routed GW)
20,000 triple play subscribers/MDA with 8 queues/subscribers each !!
Up to 500Kb/s average bandwidth per subscriber
New in R7
Queues 8
160K
HS-MDA
(7450 ESS)
10-port 1GigE HS-MDA
1-port 10GigE HS-MDA 4
Service Classes
MDA
HS-MDA
(7750 SR) 8k 1 8K
20K
Subscribers 19 19

20. Integrated Media Modules (IMM)
Leverages full 50 Gb/s (full duplex) slot capacity in 7750 SR
Optimized for locations in the network where high density GE/10GE with high performance IP/MPLS routing in a classical routing context is required
Full-slot, hot swappable I/O modules with fixed GigE or 10GigE ports
High density Ethernet Interfaces: 1,440 x GigE, 240 x 10GigE per 7’ rack
Supports full range of SR OS scalable routing protocols incl. IPv4, IPv6, BGP, MPLS, PIM
Supports full range of SR OS layer 2/3 services, including VPWS, VPLS and IP VPN
Leverages SR OS attributes: high availability, service OAM&P and concurrent scaling
48-portGigE IMM
5-port 10GigE IMM
New in R7
IMM Options:
5-port 10GigE (SFP)
48-port GigE (SFP)
8-port 10 GigE (XFP)
48-port GigE (Copper)
4-port 10 GigE (XFP) 20

21. R8.0/9.0: Evolution Path to the 100G IMM Platform
Integrated Media Modules R8.0+:
100G Layout for FP2 silicon
No new silicon!
P2/Q2 chips in each direction doubling line rate of the card
T2 Link Bonding parallelizes fabric taps
100G IMM Benefits
Double the queuing and buffering capacity
No sacrifice of queuing for scale
Support for full range of edge services
Production proven components
10p 10GE IMM 1p 100GE IMM
FP2 (100G Layout) Q2 P2 T2
XB2 .
To Fabric … P2 P2 Q2 T2
100G IMM Cards Based on this Architecture
10p 10GE
1p 100GE
Leveraging the power and flexibility of FP2 silicon to provide a clear evolution path to 100G interface support
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22. DWDM Integration: 10GE MDA with Tunable Optics
New in R7
10GE Interface with Tunable Optics
Elimination of external transponder & interconnection equipment costs
Optimized physical plant usage (space, power)
Reduction of sparing costs and overhead: Disparate wavelengths at multiple locations
Improved reliability
First step on the path to broader optical integration
WaveTracker management application provides enhanced end-to-end visibility across IP and metro DWDM equipment from Alcatel-Lucent*
Enables remote monitoring & adjustment to optical signal power levels and other low-level OAM functions
Streamlined network management & visibility
10GE MDA with Tunable Optics
Single wavelength DWDM XFP
10 GbE DWDM wavelength XFPs
100GHz ITU Grid, C-Band
80km reach
Available now
* - HW capable, supported in a future release 22

23. Service Router Tunable Optics Integration
Long Haul Optical
Optical
Optical
Ethernet
Ethernet
BEFORE
7450/7750
7450/7750
Transponders
ROADM
Ethernet
Optical
Long Haul Optical
Optical
Ethernet
AFTER
7450/7750
7450/7750
Tunable DWDM XFP (Integrated Transponders)
ROADM 23

24. Circuit Emulation Service MDA (CES MDA)
For mobile and fixed-line service providers, the CES MDA provides high performance IP encapsulation of Time Division Multiplexed (TDM) voice and business data services for reliable delivery over a unified L2 or L3 IP MPLS network
Features
Broad range of CES standards, operation modes, and interface options
Deep channelization to DS3/E3, DS1/E1 and nxDS0 with up to 512 channels per MDA
SFP optics for greater flexibility
Optical link budgets supporting distances up to 50 km (31.2 mi)
In-service MDA removal and insertion
High availability support
1+1 APS for link-level redundancy
Mulit-Chassis APS with stateful fail-over to protect against link, node and site failures
Flexible timing support options
NEW
1-Port Ch OC-12/STM-4 CES
NEW
4-Port Ch OC-3/STM-1 CES
1-Port Ch OC-3/STM-1 CES 24

25. Improving Customer Satisfaction with Non-Stop Services
High Availability
Key Elements:
HA service routing architecture
Redundant hardware
Non-stop routing
Non-stop services
Advanced link and node level protection
IP/MPLS network resiliency
In-Service Software Upgrade
Enhanced security

26. Defining High Availability
High Availability Capability
Key Features
Redundant Hardware
Redundant common equipment: fans, power supplies, switch fabric, control processor module
Non-Stop Routing Protocols
BGP (IPv4 & IPv6), OSPF (IPv4 & IPv6), ISIS (IPv4 & IPv6), RIP, LDP, RSVP-TE (R5), IGMP, RSTP, ECMP, VRRP.
GR Helper mode for non-HA routers
Non-Stop Services
VLL (Ethernet, Frame Relay, ATM), VPLS, IP-VPN, Internet Enhanced Service, DHCP lease state
Link and Node level protection
Multi-chassis LAG, multi-chassis APS, multi-chassis ring, multi-class MLPPP
IP/MPLS
Primary and standby LSPs, Fast re-route
Non-stop RSVP-TE, LDP
In-Service Software Upgrades
Zero downtime for minor release upgrades. Soft IOM re-set to mimimize data plane forwarding impact during major release upgrades
Enhanced security
DoS attack prevention, line-rate filtering, service mirroring, control protocol authentication, authentication, logging and reporting
Leveraging purpose-built high availability design to deliver non-stop routing and services

27. Independent Validation: Alcatel-Lucent Non-Stop Routing and Services
Alcatel 7750 SR High Availability
Non-Stop Routing and Non-Stop Services Validation BT Exact, EXA , Issue 1.4
“The times for software and hardware induced switchover events were measured to be ≤1μs and ≤4.1ms respectively for supported protocols and services. All peerings and adjacencies, including those to 3rd party router platforms, were unaffected by the switchover events. No protocol extensions or helpers were required.
The testing included large scale configurations, as well as active and dynamic routing to simulate fully loaded conditions. The Alcatel 7750 SR performed flawlessly during the testing period.”
“BT Exact concludes that Alcatel’s high availability implementation represents the class leading and high performance solution demanded by service providers and carriers for service/edge router high availability.”
“The hardware switchover time was two orders of magnitude faster than other 3rd party routers.”
- BT Exact
Alcatel-Lucent: the First to Define, Deliver and Validate Non-Stop Routing and Services

28. Grow Revenues and Reduce OPEX by offering Multiple Services on one Platform
Multiservice Routing
Key Elements:
Comprehensive IPv4 and IPv6 routing
Multiple services, filtering, ACLs with no performance impact
Fully featured L2 & L3 services
Multi-dimensional service scalability
Advanced, highly flexible, service-aware QoS
Service-aware OA&M toolkit

29. IP Routing and Services Feature Summary
7750 SR Advanced IP/MPLS features including:
Dual stack IPv4/IPv6
IPv4 including BGPv4, OSPF, IS-IS and RIP routing protocols
IPv6 including MP-BGP-4, OSPFv3, IS-IS and RIPng routing protocols
IPv4/IPv6 Multicast
IGMP v1, v2 and v3, PIM-SM, PIM-SSM, IGMPv2 and v3 snooping, Multicast Source Discovery Protocol (MSDP)
Up to 32,000 ingress and 16,000 ACL filters with 10G line rate performance
Fully featured Layer 2 VPNs using VPLS or VLL
IEEE 802.1q, Q-in-Q, IEEE 802.1ah (PBB)
PPP, PPPoE, PPPoA, Multi-Link PPP, Multi-class Multi-Link PPP, L2TP
Fully featured Layer 3 IP/MPLS VPN using RFC 2547bis
LDP, RSVP-TE, GRE tunneling protocols
Static. BGP, RIP and OSPF RFC4577 as CE to PE routing protocols
Additional Features
VPN Route Reflector
Service mirroring
Lawful Intercept
7750 SR – supporting comprehensive IPv4, IPv6 & MPLS capabilities

30. Multi-Dimensional Services and Services Scalability
Concurrent VPN services Scale
Carrier Ethernet E-Line (VLL), E-LAN (VPLS)& E-Tree services
IP and IPSec VPNs
IP/ATM/Frame/Ethernet pseudowires
Business data, Internet, voice, video
Any service over any port
IP/MPLS Service Network
VRF
SR-2
SR-3
SR-1
SR-4
VLL
IPVPN
VPLS
7750 SR
Common Service Management
Customer Scale
Concurrent L2/L3 customers
Up to 48K VPWS (VLL) instances
Up to 8K VPLS instances
Up to 2K IP VPN instances
Up to 5K IES
H/W capable of 3-4 times scaling of current limits
Routing Scale
Up to 1M BGP Routes
Up To 2K BGP peers
> 17M BGP paths (BGP RIB)
250K IS-IS routes
240K OSPF routes
150K ARP entries
Bandwidth Scale
Superior GE and 10GE port density
True 40 Gigabit support
Ethernet over different access types to address SML Enterprise
Carrier Ethernet Services Scale
Multi-point, point-to-point & routed multi-point
IP/MPLS removes STP reach & size limitations
VLAN scalability beyond 4096 VLANs
PBB and MPLS/VPLS improves reach & MAC addressing
Metro, national, international 30

31. Advanced, Highly Flexible QoS
Service providers face increasing demands to offer personalized, user-centric services
The 7750 SR supports highly granular QoS with Hierarchical scheduling (H-QoS) for enabling flexible QoS policy customization and creating innovative customer SLAs
7750 QoS feature benefits include:
Reliable delivery of multiple converged services
Highly flexible QoS customization options for innovative SLAs
Assured quality of experience for customers
Secure SLA enforcement
Dynamic bandwidth allocation
Optimal use of network resources
7750 Advanced QoS Features
Network and service level QoS policy control
Hierarchical QoS
Up to 8 forwarding classes per service
Per service/per FC shaping and policing
Classification and mapping
Service Level QoS Policies
Network Level QoS Policies
7750 SR
Service Ingress
Service Egress
Network Ingress
Network Egress
IP/MPLS
Core
Flexible QoS Customization for Innovative SLA-based Services

32. 7750 Extensive Service-Aware OAM Toolkit
Service Ping
(Is the service provisioned
accurately?)
VPLS
VPWS
LSP Ping
(Is the MPLS LSP tunnel
working in each direction?)
SDP Ping
(Is the service tunnel
reachable end-to-end?)
7750 SR
Bidirectional Forwarding
Detection (How can I
Provide sub-second
convergence on
OSPF, IS-IS and PIM
LSP Trace route
(How do the packets get to
their destination?)
7750 SR
7750 SR
Multiprotocol Status Signaling
(What is the status of the Ethernet,
Frame relay and ATMPWs?)
Multicast Troubleshooting
Tools (MRTrace, MStat, MRInfo)
7750 SR
Remote
Test-head
VPLS Trace route
(How do the packets
get to the destination?)
Service Mirroring
(How can I remotely
examine the packets?)
VPLS MAC Ping, CPE Ping
(Can I reach this specific
destination?)
In addition, BERT is supported on channelized MDAs and is used to test the quality of the equipment with a local loop back test or test the quality of the line with a remote loop back test. BERT can be performed on DS3, E3, DS1 and E1 channels
Service-Aware OAM for Efficiently Maintaining SLA-Based Services

33. Increase Revenues by Offering Innovative, Differentiated Services
Service Specialization
Key Elements:
Integrated Service Adapters (ISAs)
Business services specialization
Residential broadband specialization

34. Service Routing Specialization - Benefits
Multi-Service Integrated Service Adapter (MS-ISA)
Enable high-performance application-specific processing
E.g. IPSec, Application Assurance, IPTV Ad Insertion, Fast Channel Change and Retranmission
Traffic requiring additional high-touch processing is diverted to ISA card with no performance impact on other applications
Fully integrated with SR Portfolio
MS-ISA supported on 7750 SR*, 7450 ESS, 7710 SR
Run SR OS and are fully managed by 5620 SAM
No need to deploy external platforms or integrate additional devices into OSS systems
Savings on CAPEX and OPEX by reducing the need for additional external platforms to support these services
Simplifies Service Creation
Significantly reduces overall TCO
* 7750 SR-12 and 7750 SR-7 only
Specialization drives tighter integration of service routing with each segment

35. Residential Broadband Specialization MS-ISA: Application Assurance
Application assurance provides a positive, value-centric approach to OTT content, facilitating a new portfolio of managed online services
5750 SSC
Integrated subscriber & policy management with per service and per application granularity
MS-ISA
Best Effort Internet
DSL
GPON
IP/MPLS
IP/MPLS
BSA
BSAN
BSR
Managed Online Service
MS-ISA scans Internet traffic and marks specified, per subscriber application flows for extraction into an SLA- managed online service queue
MS-ISA available for:
Broadband Service Aggregator (BSA) = 7450 ESS
Broadband Service Router (BSR) = 7750 SR
Integrated DPI + service routing attributes = specialized for Managed Online Services QoE 35 35

36. Per Subscriber Personalization
Residential Broadband Specialization
MS-ISA Features for Advanced Residential Services
IPTV
Voice
Managed Service
Legacy BRAS
Subscriber Tunnel
Services On -
line
Managed
Mb/s
HSI
Per Sub
Per Sub
Average
Best effort
Bandwidth
Single-service (HSI)
per
Subscriber
kb/s
HSI GE
Per
Sub
Voice
IPTV
HSI
Typical BNG
Multi-Service
per-subscriber
per-service
Hierarchical QoS
Unmanaged Service
Comprehensive Service Portfolio
MS-ISA
7750 SR BNG
Per Subscriber Personalization
Voice
Per
Sub
IPTV
Managed Video
On-line Services
per-subscriber
per-service
per-application
Managed VoIP
Managed Gaming
Hierarchical QoS with Application Assurance
HSI
Redefining the Internet Experience through Application-Aware Quality of Service 36

37. Business Services Specialization MS-ISA: IPSec Support
High Performance, Scalable Encryption
Up to 10Gb/s per IPSec-ISA, up to 4 ISAs per chassis for N:1 redundancy, up to 64k tunnels per chassis
Broad Range of Encryption Types
DES, 3DES, AES-128, AES-192 and AES-256
Authentication Hashing
HMAC-MD5, HMAC-SHA1
IKE shared secret with Perfect Forward Secrecy
Seamless Integration
Fully integrated with SR OS for unified subscriber management – encryption and security available to any service on any physical port
Remote
Access
Site-to-Site
Network -to-Network
Multi-Service Integrated Service Adapter
Integrated IPSec + service routing attributes = specialized for secure VPNs 37 37

38. SME or Large Enterprise
Business Services Specialization Application Assured Business VPNs using MS-ISA
Service Aware VPN
SME or Large Enterprise
Leveraging the MS-ISA for assured delivery of business VPN service
Voice (EF)
IP VPN
CIR = 30 Mb/s
PIR = 30 Mb/s
CPE
Video (EF)
GigE GE
Business Data (AF2)
HSI (BE)
Upgrade to AA-ISA
7750 SR/ 7450 ESS
Application Aware VPN
File Transfer
SAP
Corporate
Moving to Application Aware VPN’s the deliverables will naturally support all of the above network based service deliverables plus (either pre site or VPN wide);
Application Identification (what’s running on the network)
Application Reporting for both application traffic mix statistics and problem identification/localization of application performance
Application Assurance to allow per application fine tuning to either optimize the performance of the application or to protect it from other applications within the service class
Through this advanced level of visibility, the CIO can now make a more informed decision into the performance of the applications within the enterprise and identify what portions are attributable to the network and what is attributable to the application itself.
Video conferencing
Private
Voice (EF)
CIFS
IP VPN
CIR = 30 Mb/s
PIR = 30 Mb/s
CPE
Video (EF)
Citrix
GigE GE
Business Data (AF2)
Remote access
E-Learning
HSI (BE)
Oracle
YouTube
HTTP IM
VoIP
Web Browse
Streaming video …
7750 SR/ 7450 ESS
Scavenger apps

39. Assured Linear TV Deliver
Residential Broadband Specialization MS-ISA: Ad Insertion and Assured TV Delivery Support
Integrated solution for existing MS Mediaroom environments
Operates in a MS Mediaroom Environment (between the AServer and DServer)
Seamlessly “Splices” Ads using Transport Stream splicing into multicast streams as per direction of Ad Server
Empower IPTV providers to generate ad revenue
Improve the targeting granularity of existing TV ads from National to Local Demographic Market Areas (DMAs)
Local Ad Insertion
Local Ad Insertion
Integrated solution for IP TV delivery, non-Mediaroom environments
Ingests IPTV multicast TV streams
Dynamically caches video content from multicast TV channels
Dramatically Reduce Infrastructure and Operating Costs
Greatly increases Performance and Scalability of RET/FCC
MS-ISA
Local Ad Insertion
Carrier segment: Microsoft Media room
ALTV Delivery
Carrier segment: Non-Mediaroom*
Assured Linear TV Deliver
Fast Channel Change Reliable Delivery

40. Service Aware Management
Dramatically Increase Service Velocity While Reducing Operational Expenses
Service Aware Management
Key Elements:
Dynamic end-to-end control
Assured, simplified, integrated IP/MPLS operations across all layers
Unified element, network and service management platform
Better managed services through exceptional service modeling

41. Alcatel-Lucent’s IP/MPLS Service-Aware Manager (SAM) Model in 2008
Dynamic End-to-end Control for
Revenue Creation
OSS/BSS
& Service Portals
5750 SSC
Network
Access Control
Dynamic
Service Control
Application
Admission Control
Access Devices
On-Demand Applications
OSS Connected Partner Program
Flexible Policy Driven Framework
(Subscriber, Network, Application Policies)
Portal Development Kits
Assured,
Simplified,
Integrated
IP/MPLS
Operations
Across
All Layers
5670 RAM
Triple Play
Residential
Business VPN
Metro
Aggregation
Enterprise
Mobile
Layer 4-7
Services
Visibility
and Insight
Provisioning
Streamlining/
Automation
Assurance
Multi-vendor
Management
Application
Intelligence
Layer 2 & 3
Services
5620 SAM
Service Management
MPLS Paths
& Service Tunnels
MPLS Infrastructure
Physical Infrastructure
IP Routing Protocols
5650 CPAM
Control Plane
Management
Physical Network
Infrastructure 41

42. Typical EMS/NMS vs. Service-Aware Manager (SAM) Approach SAM provides end-to-end unified element, network, and service management in one platform.
Value of Management
Dependent on Level of Modeling
SAM
Business VPNs
Enterprise Ethernet Access
Triple Play
Metro Ethernet Aggregation
Services
Mobile RAN Backhaul / Aggregation
NMS
Dynamic Path & Tunnels
IP/MPLS
Protocols
EMS
Physical

43. Better assure SLAs & Heighten Service
Operational Impact of EMS/NMS vs SAM Approach SAM is more sophisticated in modeling, hence is able to manage services exceptionally better
EMS/NMS Approach
SAM Approach
Each OSS must implement service discovery
i.e. stitch each element together into a service
Provisioning services (multiple touch-points) must be synchronized with all elements
End-to-end Service Assurance
End-to-end Service Provisioning
Pre-integrated OSS applications
Reduce complexity
Streamline processes
Automate provisioning
OSSI
Deploy services
faster
and at lower cost
High in effort
Difficult to maintain
High professional services costs
Proactive per-service OA&M
Performance Statistics
Alarm Correlation
Better assure SLAs & Heighten Service
Availability

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45. 7705 SAR R2.0: Expanding The Addressable Market on a Solid Foundation
7705 SAR-F
Generational leap in density/performance over existing aggregation switches
Services-orientation and feature- richness of a full IP/MPLS platform +
Cost-optimized carrier-class aggregation and transport over IP/MPLS networks
A cost optimized carrier-class aggregation switch designed to support mobile RAN aggregation and deliver private data services over IP/MPLS networks
Architected and implemented around services delivering (e.g. queuing, provisioning, troubleshooting, billing)
Extensive feature set – considerably superior to that of current aggregation platforms
Separation of control and data planes greatly enhancing scalability and time to market
Future proof architecture to address evolving aggregation requirements
Building on solid Service Router-OS base for extensive, hardened feature set
Architected and implemented around services delivery
(e.g., queuing, provisioning, troubleshooting and billing)
Future-proof architecture to address evolving aggregation requirements 45 45

46. A Foundation for Continuing Evolution
7705 SAR-F
Continuing SR-OS Software
Technology Transfer
7705 SAR-8
7750 SR
5620 SAM
The 7750/7710 SR family: 3rd wave IP/MPLS services platform
Huge industry traction in IP/MPLS network transformations
Extensive large scale experience with pseudowires
Alcatel-Lucent continues to drive standards and innovation
Extending best-of-breed IP/MPLS technology e.g. to the cell site and hubs
Flexible and rapidly evolvable as needs change e.g. for LTE
Modular, compact and scalable (up and down) platform
Consistent management/operations
Simple, powerful GUI-based OAM
Recognized as benchmark in industry
Powerful, Flexible Traffic Management
Service assurance for SLA enforcement 46 46

47. 7705 SAR: A Complementary Fit in a Powerful product Line-Up
5620 SAM, 5650 CPAM, 5750 SSC, 5670 RAM
Unified Management
Multi-Service Edge Routing
7710 SR-c4
7710 SR-c12
7750 SR-1
7750 SR-7
7750 SR-12
Aggregation/Services Service Edge Core
Metro Service Edge & Aggregation
7705 SAR-8
7705 SAR F
7450 ESS-1
7450 ESS-6
7450 ESS-6v
7450 ESS-7
7450 ESS-12
7210 SAS-M
7210 SAS-E
Service Routing OS Foundation
High Availability
Concurrent Service Scaling
Policy Enforcement (QoE)
Service OAM&P 47 47 47

48. 7705 SAR-8 Physical Attributes
-48 V or +24V Power Feeds
Redundant Control Modules
Fan Tray
16 port T1/E1 ASAP Module
2 RU
High
Ethernet interface modules (6 ports of 10/100 Ethernet, 2 ports of 10/100/1000 Ethernet)
7705 SAR-8
Compact, Modular Chassis for Cell Sites and Hubs
2RU high
19” width and 10” (300mm) depth
2 control module slots, 6 half-wide I/O slots
-40C to +65C normal operating temperature range
Any-G interfaces (2G, 3G, 4G, LTE) for mobile evolution
Up to 96 ports of T1, with Any Service, Any Port (ASAP)
10/100/1000 Copper and Fiber Ethernet Ports
DS3 point to point
OC-3/STM-1 clear channel
ATM, TDM, Ethernet and IP Pseudowires
High service availability
Redundant control/switch modules,
Redundant power feeds and synch inputs
Uplink and Tunnel redundancy
Redundant pseudowires and FRR
Flexible network link options
FE/GE
NxT1/E1 MLPPP
DS3 pt-to-pt trunking
OC-3/STM-1
High Function, Compact Form Factor 48

49. 7705 SAR-8 Control Switching Module (CSM)
The CSM is a control module integrated with Ethernet switch based fabric providing 1Gbps capacity to each slot in chassis
1+1 hot redundant protection for
IP/MPLS control planes
Database(s)
1+1 hot redundant switch fabric protection
1+1 external synchronization input and output ports
Serial and Ethernet management ports
Alarm interface input/output ports 49

50. 7705 SAR-8 : Dense Access via Flexible Adapter Line Cards
Ethernet: a8-eth
2 x GigE and 6 x 10/100 Ethernet
2 SFP (optical or electrical)
6 RJ45 (electrical)
Raw and Tagged Ethernet
Any Service Any Port: a16-asap
16 port T1/E1 integrated ASAP, with software configurability for:
TDM (CESoPSN)
ATM/IMA (up to 8 links per group)
MLPPP (up to 8 links per group)
High density connector 50

51. 4 port OC-3/STM-1 Clear channel adapter card
ATM Ports in Access Mode (Clear Channel MDA)
Hot pluggable SFP-based ports
Ports can be configured for SONET or SDH operation
Wire-speed performance for all supported configurations for average 256 or higher bytes/packet (from ATM PW with cell concatenation) or higher
SONET SDH Line and Section Alarms: LOC, LAIS, LRDI, SS1F, LB2ER-SD
SONET SDH Path Alarms: PAIS, PLOP, PRDI, PPLM, PREI, PUNEQ, PLCD
High Availability during CSM activity switch no more than ms hit
Each SONET/SDH port can be independently configured to be loop-timed or node-timed 51 51

52. 7705 SAR-F: Product Attributes in Brief
Integrated Control and Fabric
2 X GigE SFPs
Flexible, cost efficient network uplink options
Ethernet; 10/100/1000
NxT1/E1 MLPPP
ATM/IMA
DS3 pt-to-pt trunking via SFP plug-in
GRE/DSL for HSPA offload in remote sites
Unequalled Synchronization Solution
Broad range of techniques:
Line, BITS(GPS), ACR, Synch Ethernet
Independent verification of performance
Resiliency, on board ovenized Stratum 3
Alarm
Management
BITS
16 Ports of T1/E1 ASAP
6 X10/100 Ethernet
Power Feeds
Dense, rugged 1 RU high form factor
16, T1/E1 ASAP ports
6, 10/100 Ethernet ports
2, 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports
Temp. range: -40°C to +65°C (-40°F to 149°F)
Dual Power Feeds: (-48V or +24 VDC)
Pseudowire service transport of 2G/3G/4G traffic
TDM (T1/E1) (CESoP and SAToP)
ATM and ATM IMA (n x T1/E1)
Ethernet (10/100/1000)
IP Pseudowires
Manageable IP/MPLS Infrastructure end-to-end 52 52

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54. Consolidated Service Delivery Network
7750 SR Market Focus
Business Layer 2 & 3 Services (Ethernet, FR, ATM, IP-VPN, IES)
MSE
Broadband Network Gateway
Migration from legacy HSI BRAS
Enterprise
BNG
Consolidated Service Delivery Network
Residential Triple Play Broadband Service Aggregation and Routing
7750 SR
7705 SAR
Cell Site and
Base Station
TPSDA
7705 SAR
Mobile/NGN Backbone networks
Residential/SOHO
7750 SR
7450 ESS
Mobile
Mobile Access Aggregation (2G, 2.5G, 3G and beyond)
7710 SR
5620 SAM
Portfolio
Enterprise
Multi-Service Edge Routing (IPv4,IPv6,Peering, Data Center)
MSER
Residential
Enabling the consolidated delivery of advanced Residential, Business and Mobile Services 54

55. Multi-Service Edge Always-On Business VPN Services
Layer 2 and Layer 3 Business VPN Services
Internet
(IPSEC)
Internet
7750 SR
Fiber
VLAN
10 GigE
Large
Enterprise
Cable
IPv6
IPv4
Data Center
Service Aggregation
IP/MPLS
Fiber
Copper
Dedicated Access
IP-VPNs
VPLS (E-LAN)
VLL (E-Line)
HSI
Access options are an important aspect of all VPN services. By delivering Ethernet access over a range of access technology options, service providers can address different type of customers ranging from SOHO, SME to large enterprise to deliver Point-to-point and Multipoint Carrier Ethernet or Layer 3 Business VPN services - over a converged IP/MPLS architecture.
Since I’m showing a converged IP/MPLS architecture it is important to note that VLANs, stacked VLAN’s (q in q) are still used as service deliminators for VPLS, locally, on the access links to the enterprise to ensure seamless integration of legacy Ethernet deployment.
The Business VPN services that can be delivered simultaneously or individually over the access links are Point-to-point or Multipoint Carrier Ethernet VPNs and IP VPNs
Supporting both Layer 3 Premium IP-VPNs and Layer 2 Carrier Ethernet VPNs allows service providers to offer a choice of services to enterprises and differentiate their service offering from a commoditized, low margin bandwidth only service.
SOHO
IPv4
DSL PPPoE
7450 ESS
IPv6
7750 SR
Universal Access
7750 SR
IPv6
IPv4
PON
Small to Medium
Enterprise
GigE
Wireless
MEF 9 – E-LINE & E-LAN UNI Services
MEF 14 – QoS & Traffic Management FR
ATM HQ
Opening up new revenue opportunities for service providers 55 55 55

56. Residential Triple Play Service Delivery Architecture (TPSDA)
Scalable and Distributed Subscriber, Service and Application Policy Enforcement
Enhanced Entertainment and
Optical Transport
1850 TSS OMSN
DMX
1696 MS
5750 SSC
Communications Services
Personalized IPTV
IP Communications
BSAN broadband service access node
ISAM Family
Centralized Policy Management
Copper, fiber
RG residential gateway
Digital Home
Personalized Interactive User Experience
Broadband Internet Services
7450 ESS
7750 SR
IP/MPLS
Offer blended, triple play services on a mass-market scale across a resilient, IP-rich infrastructure
New business services enable outsourced, managed and hosted services for increased enterprise productivity
Innovative residential broadband services reduce churn, increase ARPU and enhance the subscriber’s digital lifestyle
Mobile multimedia and unlimited voice services address a growing market for on-the-go entertainment and “always-on” communication
Simplify operations to drive down service delivery and fulfillment costs
Converged networks transition towards IP/MPLS in step with a service provider’s service roadmap
Service activation tools accelerate new service delivery and empower the end user
Digital home care solutions extend service assurance deeper into the home
BSA broadband service aggregator
BSR broadband service router
7750 SR
in the Multi-Service Core
High-capacity, high-availability Service Routers with bandwidth and per-service virtualization and control.
Suited as the BSR or in the Multi-Service Core
high-capacity, high-availability MPLS-based Ethernet Service Switches with bandwidth and per-subscriber control
Optical Core
Managed Digital home network
1850 TSS 1626LM
Pt-to-pt fiber, WDM or optical Ethernet
A family of Access Nodes supporting any location and any media while providing QoS and secured access
Integrated Network, Service and Subscriber Management

57. Addressed by Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR
Broadband Network Gateway Seamless Migration From Legacy HSI to Next-gen Multi-service
Addressed by Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR
Plug-and-Play Service Flexibility
Service Reach, Bandwidth
Service Quality, Reliability,
Capacity
Broadcast
Video
TR-101
Multi-service
Broadband
H-QoS
Application Aware QoS
Video on
Demand
Home
Gateway
7750 SR
Broadband
Network Gateway
Broadband
Access Node
VoIP
Internet
Content
Caching
Session-Based to
Connectionless 1
Fiber in Access
(VDSL2, PON) 2
ATM to ETH
Aggregation 3
BE to QoS/HA
Non-Blocking 4
TR-059
HSI Legacy
Best Effort
Best Effort
To understand how these technology barriers can be overcome we need to apply the lessons learned with IPTV.
The IPTV lesson was that broadband video is a disruptive service that is driving new network requirements for on QoS, bandwidth and reliability.
To satisfy these requirements required a number of key technology shifts:
- A shift from a connection-oriented PPP model towards a connection-less IPoE, DHCP based model
- Transformation of the access infrastructure, pushing fiber closer to end users through FTTN and FTTU.
- A transition from ATM to Ethernet based aggregation to achieve a better cost and performance for broadband service aggregation
- A shift from basic connectivity and best effort QoS to a highly available and QoS enabled infrastructure.
In conclusion, a dramatic shift to a purpose built network foundation was needed to support triple play service delivery. Over 55 service providers world wide concluded that their legacy HSI infrastructure was unfit for delivering IPTV and deployed the TPSDA to add a video component to their offering and enter the triple play. However they also still maintained their legacy HSI infrastructure and this is now where Internet video is starting to create the same challenges as IPTV would have created.
DSL
Gateway
ATM
Aggregation
Node
Traditional
BRAS
Internet
R7 - Full
TR-101
Compliance
ATM DSLAM
The Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR meets or exceeds all TR-101 requirements for both Broadband Network Gateway and Ethernet Aggregation 57

58. Flexible MPLS-based Mobile Backhaul and Core
Mobile backhaul transport for all variants of 2G, 3G, 4G Examples: GSM, CDMA, UMTS, EVDO, LTE and WIMAX
First Mile and Hubs
Large Hubs and MTSO
T1/E1
Groomed, consolidated traffic over appropriate media. For example SONET or Gigabit Ethernet
T1/E1
Microwave Network
PDH/ Ethernet
PDH/ Ethernet
Ethernet
Traditional Access Network PDH/SoNeT LL
PDH
IP/MPLS
T1/E1
New Access Network DSL, Metro Eth, Cable
7705 SAR
GbE
Optical Core
7750 SR
Controllers
7705 SAR
T1/E1
5620 SAM
Any Base Station Technology over Any First Mile Media – Converged on MPLS Transport
Dynamic end-to-end MPLS PW
MPLS OAM tool kit
Seamlessly scales H-QoS services across the Metro or WAN
End-to-end OAM&P, SLA assurance
Any Base Station technology:
ATM/IMA/TDM/Eth
Any Access Media
Accurate Synchronization
Service Router with multiple roles:
Aggregation
Backbone VPN Edge
Intra MTSO Consolidation
Flexible MPLS-based Mobile Backhaul and Core 58

59. FR/ATM, Channelized, Sonet/SDH
Multi-Service Edge Routing
QoS Enhanced Internet
Service
Multi-service Edge
Aggregation
IPv4 / IPv6 Peering
PE-PE with MP-BGP
Internet
Peering
Partner
Small / Medium
IP/MPLS Core
IPv6
IPv4
FR/ATM, Channelized, Sonet/SDH
DS1/DS3
7750 SR
7750 SR
Ethernet
Mobile
7750 SR
Core Routing and Transport Options
IPv4 / IPv6
Unicast
Multicast
Hosting and Data
Center Transport
Quick
IPv4/IPv6 Dual-Stack Support: The concern about eventual IP address exhaustion, and the need for IPv6 as a solution, has been around since the 1990s.
In 2008, RFPs issued by the U.S. government are putting pressure on major carriers to support dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 implementations in their core networks. (Telecom Strategy Partners, June 21, 2008)
Advanced support for a full range of edge/core routing and multi-service delivery needs