ME46XX
Technologie
GPON
Vladimír
Bureš
ALEF
NULA,
a.s.
Technology
Overview:
Passive
Op<cal
Network
Landscape
Technology
Overview:
Passive
Op<cal
Networks
• Passive
Op;cal
Network
(PON)
=
Set
of
op;cal
fibre
access
technologies
standardized
by
ITU-‐T
&
IEEE,
(originally
created
by
the
Full
Service
Access
Network
(FSAN)
group):
– OLT
is
the
interface
between
PON
and
the
CORE
network
at
the
service
provider’s
central
office
– ONT/ONU
is
located
near
end
users.
It
provides
the
service
interface
for
the
end
users
– ODN
connects
the
OLT
at
the
central
office
to
the
customer
ONT/ONU
devices
=
fibres
&
spliXers
– “ONT”
is
an
ITU-‐T
term
to
describe
a
single-‐tenant
ONU
GPON
Opera<on
• Downstream
• Upstream
Mo<va<ons
for
PON
deployment
• Fiber
saving
between
spliXer
and
CO/POP
– Relevant
in
scenarios
where
exis;ng
cables
or
ducts
need
to
be
reused
towards
the
spliXer,
or
where
fiber
deployment
is
restricted
(e.g.,
aerial
cabling)
– Less
relevant
for
Greenfield
scenarios
(marginal
cost
of
fiber
compared
to
digging,
splicing,
...
• Analog
video
overlay
for
exis;ng
broadcast
services
– emulates
cable
TV
distribu;on
plant
on
a
separate
downstream
wavelength
–
delaying
introduc;on
of
IPTV
– requires
equivalent
of
cable
headend
at
each
OLT
• Port
saving
in
the
CO/POP
– No
need
to
terminate
thousands
of
fibers
on
switch
ports
-‐
PON
can
reduce
this
by
1...2
orders
of
magnitude
compared
to
P2P
– port
costs
on
a
per-‐customer
base,
however,
are
roughly
equivalent
• No
deployment
of
ac;ve
equipment
in
the
outside
plant
– in
Europe
&
ME
typically
loops
are
sufficiently
short
so
that
also
for
P2P
– no
need
to
put
ac;ve
equipment
into
the
outside
plant,
unless
the
fiber
saving
argument
becomes
relevant
Applica<on
1:
Residen<al
GPON
Fiber-‐to-‐the-‐Home
(FTTH)
Customer
ODN
CO
2.5
Gb/s
(down)
1.25
Gb/s
(up)
ME-‐4620
OLT
Shared
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
16
GPON
cards
SpliXers
2
x
Switch
Fabric
cards
ONT-‐RGW
with
1
Uplink
GPON
B+
op;cs
4
x
GE
LAN
interfaces
2
x
FXS
interfaces
(SIP)
2
x
USB
2.0
1
x
WiFi
802.11b/g/n
(2x2)
Applica<on
1a:
Residen<al
GPON
FTTH
with
Video
Overlay
Customer
ODN
CO
2.5
Gb/s
(down)
1.25
Gb/s
(up)
PLUS
1550
nm
Video
signal
ME-‐4620
OLT
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
with
RF
overlay
n
x
32
GPON
cards
with
RF
SpliXers
overlay
2
x
Switch
Fabric
cards
ONT-‐RGW
with
1
Uplink
GPON
B+
op;cs
4
x
GE
LAN
interfaces
RF
Video
2
x
FXS
interfaces
(SIP)
Signal
2
x
USB
2.0
injected
1
x
WiFi
802.11b/g/n
(2x2)
1
x
RF
output
port
Applica<on
2:
Residen<al
GPON
Fiber-‐to-‐the-‐Cabinet/Building
(FTTC/FTTB)
Customer
ODN
CO
2.5
Gb/s
(down)
1.25
Gb/s
(up)
ME-‐4620
OLT
Shared
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
16
GPON
cards
SpliXer
2
x
Switch
Fabric
DSL
over
Copper
cards
uMSAN
with
1
Uplink
GPON
B+
op;cs
48
Port
ADSL2+/VDSL2
subscribers
G.Fast
on
roadmap
Applica<on
3:
GPON
Mobile
Backhaul
(Small
Cell)
Customer
ODN
CO
2.5
Gb/s
(down)
1.25
Gb/s
(up)
ME-‐4620
OLT
Shared
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
16
GPON
cards
SpliXers
2
x
Switch
Fabric
cards
T1/E1,
GE
and
FE
ONT-‐NTA
with
1
Uplink
CES/PWE
Traffic
GPON
B+
op;cs
4
x
GbE
LAN
interfaces
2
x
FXS
interfaces
(SIP)
2
x
USB
2.0
T1,
E1,
STM,
4
x
T1/E1
TDM
SONET
(SAToP)
PWs
ASR-‐900
Series
(e.g.)
Applica<on
4:
GPON
Business
Services
Customer
ODN
CO
C
o
r 2.5
Gb/s
(down)
1.25
Gb/s
(up)
p ME-‐4620
OLT
Shared
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
16
GPON
cards
SpliXers
H PB 2
x
Switch
Fabric
X
Q cards
E1,
GE
and
FE
B
r
a ONT-‐NTA
with
1
PB
n X
Uplink
GPON
B+
op;cs
c 4
x
GbE
LAN
interfaces
h 2
x
FXS
interfaces
(SIP)
e 2
x
USB
2.0
s PB 4
x
T1/E1
TDM
X
(SAToP)
PWs
Applica<on
5:
Residen<al
Ethernet
Fiber-‐to-‐the-‐Home
(FTTH)
Customer
ODN
CO
1
Gbps
Ethernet
ME-‐4620
OLT
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
48-‐port
Ethernet
card
2
x
Switch
Fabric
cards
ONT-‐RGW
with
1
Uplink
1
x
GE
1000Base-‐BX
4
x
GE
LAN
interfaces
2
x
FXS
interfaces
(SIP)
2
x
USB
2.0
1
x
WiFi
802.11b/g/n
(2x2)
Applica<on
6:
Residen<al
Ethernet
Fiber-‐to-‐the-‐Curb/Building
(FTTC/FTTB)
Customer
ODN
CO
1
Gbps
Ethernet
ME-‐4620
OLT
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
48-‐port
Ethernet
card
2
x
Switch
Fabric
DSL
over
Copper
cards
uMSAN
with
1
Uplink
1
x
GE
1000Base-‐BX
48
Port
ADSL2+/VDSL2
subscribers
G.Fast
on
roadmap
Applica<on
7:
Ethernet
Mobile
Backhaul
Customer
ODN
CO
1
Gbps
Ethernet
ME-‐4620
OLT
2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
48-‐port
Ethernet
card
2
x
Switch
Fabric
cards
T1/E1,
GE
and
FE
ONT-‐NTA
with
1
Uplink
CES/PWE
Traffic
1
x
GE
1000Base-‐BX
4
x
GbE
LAN
interfaces
2
x
FXS
interfaces
(SIP)
2
x
USB
2.0
T1,
E1,
STM,
4
x
T1/E1
TDM
SONET
(SAToP)
PWs
ASR-‐900
Series
(e.g.)
Applica<on
8:
Gigabit
Ethernet
Business
Services
Customer
ODN
CO
C
o
r 1
Gbps
Ethernet
ME-‐4620
OLT
p 2
x
10
GE
4-‐port
cards
n
x
48-‐port
Ethernet
card
H PB
2
x
Switch
Fabric
X
Q cards
T1/E1,
GE
and
FE
B
r
a ONT-‐NTA
with
1
PB CES/PWE
Traffic
n X
Uplink
1
x
GE
1000Base-‐BX
c 4
x
GbE
LAN
interfaces
h 2
x
FXS
interfaces
(SIP)
e 2
x
USB
2.0
T1,
E1,
STM,
s PB 4
x
T1/E1
TDM
X
SONET
(SAToP)
PWs
ASR-‐900
Series
(e.g.)
Passive
Op<cal
Network
(PON)
• emerging
as
the
key
access
technology
– Scalable
– cost-‐effec;ve
• architecture
to
sa;sfy
the
ever-‐growing
bandwidth
requirements
generated
by
advanced
applica;ons
such
as
high-‐defini;on
television
(HDTV).
• Standard
bodies
are
finalizing
next-‐genera;on
PON
requirements
to
further
increase
the
bandwidth
available,
service
diversity,
reach
distance,
and
split
ra;os.
PON
Standards
Evolu<on
G.987.x
Unique
Advantages
for
Cisco
FTTx
Industry-‐leading
density:
256
PON
(16384
Improve
cost
efficiency
Density
ONTs
@
1:64
split)
and
768
GigE
ports
on
&
flexibility
single
node
PON
and
GigE
on
OLT;
T1/E1,
GigE,
voice,
RF,
Manage
all
customers
on
Versa<lity
xDSL,
G.Fast
and
Wi-‐Fi
on
ONTs
the
same
pladorm
End-‐to-‐end
networking
with
Cisco
Prime
Manageability
management
capabili<es
Increase
opera<on
efficiency
Fully
inter-‐operable
with
3rd
Party
OLTs/
Interoperability
ONTs/ACS/DPoE/G.Fast
Freedom
to
choose:
true
mul<-‐vendor
With
A
Versa<le
FTTx
Product
Pordolio
Soeware
Specifica<ons
• ITU-‐T
G.984.x
compliant
• Full
Ethernet
QoS
• GEM
Port
mapping
to
VLAN
• Standard
Ethernet
Bridging
for
Dual-‐
• TR-‐156
compliant
Stack
(IPv4
/
IPv6)
• Class
B+
(28dB)
/
C+
(32
dB)
• Port
/
Subnet
/
Protocol
based
VLAN
Transceivers
• 802.1Q,
802.1P,
802.1ad
• Split
ra;os
up
to
1:128;
32,768
• 802.3ad
link
aggrega;on
maximum
ONTs
• Ethernet
Ring
Protec;on
ERPS
ITU-‐T
• Mul;-‐vendor
ONT
Interoperability
G.8032
• GPON
Type
B
Protec;on
• An;-‐MAC
and
IP
spoofing
• Ac;ve
Standby
GPON
card/port
• Timing
and
Synchroniza;on:
BITS,
redundancy
SyncE,
IEEE
1588v2
• Ac;ve-‐Ac;ve
Network
Interfaces
• In-‐band
and
Out-‐of-‐band
• Ac;ve-‐Standby
Switching
Management
Redundancy
• Hot-‐swappable
modules
and
fan
tray
• Redundant
Power
(-‐48VDC)
• ETSI
and
ANSI
compliantj
Cisco
Validated
FTTx
Solu<on
Residen<al,
Business
and
Mobile
Backhaul
Services
Cisco’s
commitment
to
FTTx
network
solu<ons
Provides
for
full
spectrum
of
relevant
Next
Genera<on
Access
technologies
End-‐to-‐End
Networking
and
Prime
Network
Management
Provides
for
simplified
provisioning
and
opera<ons
as
well
as
beher
customer
services
Cisco’s
Global
Presence
and
Advanced
Services
/
Partner
Enablement
Provides
for
faster,
more
cost-‐effec<ve
service
deployment
and
assurance
Cisco
ME4600
ONT
Series
Pordolio
ONT-‐SFU
ONT-‐RGW
ONT-‐NTA
ONU-‐uMSAN
Ethernet
Ports
1x
10/100/1000BASE-‐T
4x
10/100/1000BASE-‐T
4x
10/100/1000BASE-‐T
2x
10/100/1000BASE-‐T
FXS
Ports
2
2
48
VDSL2
(ADSL2+)
48
Wi-‐Fi
IEEE
802.11
b/g/n/ac
IEEE
802.11
b/g/n/ac
RF-‐Overlay
1
1
1
1
VPN
/
PPPoE
NAT/NAPT
Firewall
PoE
USB
2.0
CLI
/
WebGUI
MoCA
2.0
E1/T1
4x
E1/T1
Power
/
UPS
12V
DC
12V
DC
UPS
input
48VDC,
redundant
48VDC
or
110/220VAC
Uplink
Ports
GPON
B+
GE
and
GPON
B+
GE
and
GPON
B+
GE
and
GPON
B+
ME4600
Deployment
Scenarios
Upstream
Redundancy
LAG
and
Mul<-‐Chassis
LAG
• LAG
provides
Link
redundancy
• MC-‐LAG
provides
Link
and
Node
redundancy
• Func;on
of
the
upstream
device
rather
than
ME4600
Upstream
Redundancy
Ring
Topologies
• G.8032
Ethernet
Ring
Protec;on
Switching
(ERPS)
Ethernet
/
GPON
Design
Access
Redundancy
Ethernet
Design
GPON
Design
RF
Overlay
Applica<on
• RF
Overlay
op;cal
distribu;on
in
GPON
via
integrated
func;ons
in
OLT
Max.
Op<cal
Network
Termina<ons:
Up
to
8192
ONTs
with
integrated
RF
Overlay
ME4600
Management
(BBF
Model)
SDN
Vision
Management
&
Customiza<on
• Programmability
through
APIs
• Industry
Standard
API
interface
• Custom
Applica;ons
for
Management
&
Customiza;on
Nashledanou