Overview of FTTP Solutions. Jamie Britnell EN Product Management

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1 Overview of FTTP Solutions Jamie Britnell EN Product Management

2 2 Why FTTP? Growth of bandwidth-intensive applications Video is one-third of all consumer Internet traffic 2013 video will be 700x the entire U.S. Internet backbone in 2000

3 4 FTTP Service Delivery Source: RVA 2010 Broadband Consumer Study

4 5 FTTP Service Delivery Source: RVA 2010 Broadband Consumer Study

5 6 Why FTTP? Growth of bandwidth-intensive applications Video is one-third of all consumer Internet traffic 2013 video will be 700x the entire U.S. Internet backbone in 2000 Long Term Goals of National Broadband Plan 100M homes with 100 Mb down / 50 Mb up How much fun is copper, really? No thanks, Cu Later Greenfield vs. Brownfield Cost of maintaining copper Future-proof the network

6 7 Typical GPON Network IPTV Head End Total Access 5000 MSAP IP Core N X GE RFoG / Return 1550nm down 1490 nm down 1310 nm up Splitter 2.4G down 1.2G up SFU ONT HDTV Internet CO GE Total Access 5006 Voice Switch Splitter RT 20Km + Reach Completely standards-based G.984 GPON offering Single fiber, standard wavelength support OLT supported in any available access slots All Total Access 5000 transport options supported

7 8 Typical Active Ethernet Network HDTV IPTV Head End Total Access 5000 MSAP IP Core N X GE Gig E ONT Internet CO GE Voice Switch Total Access 5006 Gig E RT 80Km + Reach Standard GigE to ONT Single fiber or 2-fiber support for long reach OLT supported in any available pair of access slots All Total Access 5000 transport options supported

8 9 FTTP ONTs ADTRAN FTTP ONT Solutions Focus On: Delivering services to the business customer (SBU) Delivering services to the MDU/MTU Delivering services to the single-family residence (SFU)

9 10 Serving Business Customers Important Considerations: Indoor vs. Outdoor POTS Density Hi-Cap T1 drops Ethernet and Data services IPTV or RF options

10 11 Serving Business Customers IPTV, RF Video High-speed Internet DS1 to deliver 56/64k, ISND, other special services. Total Access 5000 GPON or AE OLT Total Access 372 DS1 for PRI delivery to PBX via PWE3 GR303, TR08, SIP, MGCP

11 12 FTTP: Serving the MDU/MTU Customer Important Considerations: Type of MDU Service model How deep does the fiber go? Many other deployment questions

12 13 Serving the MDU/MTU Customer Multi-Dwelling Unit ONT Designed for Garden-style apartments Outdoor housing designed to hold 4 Cartridges 1 to 4 Fiber split for GPON (internal or direct 4 fiber drops) Mix and match cartridge based on need (e.g., HSI only vs. IPTV and HPNA) Maximum flexibility Maximum throughput Pay as you grow Leverages complete SFU ONT line, both GPON and AE

13 14 Serving the MDU/MTU Customer Indoor ONT Small form-factor Designed for indoor use: (desktop or wall-mount) Ideal for deep fiber runs Pull-box in attic Connectorized fiber cables Bend-insensitive fiber

14 15 Serving the Residential Customer Delivering Triple Play services Voice TDM Voice: GR-303, TR-08 VoIP: SIP, MGCP Video IPTV RF overlay, RFoG Data High-speed Internet Bandwidth allocation Solutions for both indoor and outdoor applications TA 35x/36x, Outdoor, hardened ONTs TA 324/334, Indoor ONTs

15 16 FTTP: Serving the SFU

16 17 FTTP: Serving the SFU

17 18 Ethernet from the Beginning Total Access 5000 is an all Ethernet system Backplane, access modules, SMs Standard Ethernet with MAC and TAG switching 802.1Q VLANs, 802.1P GE Access modules Quad GE used for transport since R1 Migrated to access and aggregation 3 rd party DSLAMs, TLS, MX408E Octal GE for MEF Business Services Adding TLS, aggregation, and transport GPON and Combo Tens of thousands of ports used for triple-play Basic service offerings from TA5000 Active Ethernet Consolidation of technologies Logical migration Just Ethernet!!

18 19 GPON OLT GPON OLT G1, 2p GPON OLT SFP Requires G1 GPON SFP 1x32 30 km for SMF28e fiber (post 2001) 1 and 2.5G support on backplane, capable of 5G Several new enhancements General GPON Additions DHCP Forking (for IPTV support with a single Ethernet port) G1 bundle with (2) SFPs and Module for simplified ordering References BBDLC Deployment Guide - 65K510DEP02-1A

19 20 Active Ethernet 24 Port Active Ethernet Module SFP-based design Pay as you grow Multiple SFP options Single fiber SFP Dual fiber SFP 10, 20, 40, 80 km options Dual Slot design for service-ability Functions with all SMs 240 ports per TA5000

20 21 ADTRAN FTTP ONTs Total Access 300 Series FTTP ONTs GPON and Active Ethernet Market Leader in VoIP Home Grown VoIP Stacks MGCP and SIP Over 10 Million ports deployed T1, T2, T3, and CLEC markets VoIP stacks leveraged throughout product line Part of AOS Significant core competence No relying on 3 rd party Easily T-shooting and add features SIP and MGCP deployed throughout FTTP customer base

21 22 Total Access 3xx - details Data and video 32 Simultaneous multi-cast streams IGMP snooping ONT and OLTs DHCP Forking MAC Locking DHCP Opt 82 PPPoE Relay Static addressing TLS support Transparent LAN Service Schools, SMBs Tagged and untagged traffic Traffic shaping per ONT

22 23 Total Access 354E SFU ONT Single Family Unit (SFU) Total Access 354E Active Ethernet 2 POTS 4 10/100/1000Bt Physical Specs 4-10/100/1000Bt RJ45s 2 Screw Down and RJ-11 Environmentally hardened Standard powering options 12V 7.2ah Batt 2 Year Warranty

23 24 Serving the FTTP Customer Benefits of the ADTRAN solution TA5000 MSAP Solutions for all FTTP types Leverages IAD/IPBG expertise for voice and data Softswitch interop Debug and troubleshooting capabilities Ease of installation (both physical and service) Housings and cartridges EZ GPON in EMS Registration ID All Ethernet (GEM on the PON)

24 25 Question and Answers