MSAN R3.x Training Presentation

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Multiservice Access Node (MSAN) Rel 3.x Training Presentation June 2007

Index

1. MSA Market & Product Positioning 2. Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan. Benefits & Business Value 3. New Flexible Form Factor Shelf 4. Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN, New VoIP functionality in Rel 3 5. Alcatel-Lucent 1353 Litespan Management System, New features in Rel 3 6. Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Roadmap 7. Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan References

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Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Market and Product Positioning

ALU Top Positions in Access market

Alcatel-Lucent Leadership in MSA

Alcatel Leadership in BB Access -

126 Million DSL lines shipped +120 ISAM Customer wins

-

+ 40 Million eq. POTS & 2.5 M DSL footprint (*) 37.7 % market share worldwide 110 ETSI Customers

UTStarcom Other 7.1% Siemens 3.1%

•(*) = ETSI only

3.5%

Zhone 4.2%

Calix

Alcatel-Lucent 37.7%

5.2%

Ericsson

8.7%

Tellabs 14.7%

‘04


‘05

Huawei 15.8%

Source: broadbandtrends.com September 2006 (The Windsor Oaks Group LLC)


Competition - global position (2006)

2006 MSAN market share in ETSI (source The Windsor Oaks Other Group LL) 15,77 % Alcatel-Lucent Source: 29,46 %

Siemens 7,62%

ETSI #1

Ericsson

17,81%

Huawei 29,34%

Other

13,6 %

Huawei

10,7 %

11,50%

Huawei 53,4

Siemens 14,60%

ALU

Zhone

62,90%

Huawei 14,90%

ALU

26,80%

APAC

APAC #2

CALA

CALA #1

EMEA

EMEA #2 -> #1 (*)

(*) Ericsson-Marconi (EDA & AccessHub) mostly deployed as DSLAM (90%+ DSL ports ) 5 | Presentation Title | Month 2007

Ericsson 35,40%

14%

22,2 %

8,40%

12%

UTStarcom ALU

Other

TOTAL ETSI

Other


Addressable Market PSTN segments – ISAM - Litespan Positioning Digital PSTN Life Cycle Teledensity

Introduction

1 2 3 4 5 6 Segment A: Growing PSTN – (MSA Focused, DSLAM exceptions)

Voice expansion (rural areas) with some BB (suburban growth) Urban areas: exchange upgrade and BB growth Segment B: PSTN modernization (Case by Case) Saturated plant, h PSTN business (h minutes/line) Need quality (business lines, competitors) Segment C: Triple Play focus (ISAM focused, LSE exceptions)

Taiwan, N América W Europe Japan

Modern high quality PSTN, L profit (churn, FMS*) Focus on new services and multi-play bundles Segment D: CLECS (Case by Case depending on Applications)


RoAfrica RoCALA, RoCIS SE Asia, South Africa Russia, Ukraine China, India, Mexico Middle East S Am big countries E Europe (EU) HK, Korea

Growth

Saturation

Decline

(*) FMS: Fixed to Mobile Substitution


Two distinct evolution paths for different market segments Requiring two ways to multiservice access

BB triple play driven deployments Gradual PSTN Transformation towards NGN

IPTV roll out

Create broadband footprint

Network and Service Convergence

Adoption of triple play BB Services

Gradual move of voice to NGN/IMS IP-MSAN Node

Initial BB Penetration

IP-DSLAM NG-DLC/MSAN

PSTN Growth

Voice-driven deployments



Alcatel-Lucent Portfolio addressing New Voice deployments ETSI Areas with Copper

Triple Play IP Transformation (BB > 25%)

Areas with Fiber

ISAM Voice Package wherever is possible 1540 Litespan tactically positioned if ISAM feature gap

NGN IP Transformation (BB < 25%) 1540 Litespan

Voice-Driven Markets (V5)

1540 Litespan Competing in V5 commodity market with the lowest cost platform



Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Benefits & Business Value

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Rel 3 Main Messaging

1 2 3 10 | Presentation Title | Month 2007

Allows Mass-Market evolution of PSTN to NGN / IMS Capitalization of previous install base investments Support of a smooth migration of PSTN to NGN / IMS

Tackle PSTN growth and BB rollout in one investment Distributed access network to cover HSIA and voice legacy requirements Minimum Investment, OPEX cutting Based on cutting edge TDM/IP/Ethernet technologies

Inside the Triple-Play AlcatelLucent leading industry innovation Alcatel-Lucent ISAM technology inside Litespan Available now for over 70 existing Litespan customers


Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Multiservice Access Node (MSAN) Key differentiators of Release 3 New Flexible Form Factor (3F) Equipment Practice (ANETO project) y The Highest line density shelf in the market (3840 lines ETSI rack) y Replacement of large switching installations by a minimum LS footprint

Leading Access product on PSTN Migration to NGN/IMS 1 million NGN lines already deployed H.248 for legacy NGN and SIP for IMS POTS, ISDN BA and ISDN PRA to VoIP V5 Hubbing to VoIP (Support of remote V5 legacy nodes to VoIP)

Legacy and state of the art interfaces support y All interfaces simultaneously from the same box • Legacy: V5, ATM, LL, PDH, SDH • State-of-the-art : H.248, SIP, GigEthernet • Rel 3 ISAMIFICATION compliant with ISAM 3.4 SW • Upgrade of Rel 2 with Rel 3 SW 11 | Presentation Title | Month 2007


Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Ten Business Benefits (1)

Lower investment and operational cost 1. Universal slot, timely configuration as services require 2. Minimum footprint, highly compact, lower realestate costs, fewer network elements 3. Standard interfaces integrated in best-of-breed network solutions 4. Wide range of topologies, high connectivity for easier network planning 5. Integrated network management with other Alcatel-Lucent NMSs or third-party systems



Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Ten Business Benefits (2)

Greater and faster revenue generation 6. Future-ready migration to NGN, becoming an access gateway 7. Multiservice capability, also for triple play, more revenues from a single point of presence (PoP) 8. Quick deployment speed – just connect, add power and provision 9. Fiber-richness enables short copper loops • Short loops enable greater bandwidth • Greater bandwidth enables different tariff schemes (service level agreements [SLAs]) • Different SLAs enable more revenues 10.Increased line capacity in saturated remote areas



Accelerate your Network Evolution with Litespan

PSTN Growth and Modernization

Provide Mulitservice

Migration To NGN

Old Switching Provide Voice Evolution to VoIP Replacement and DSL from the Class 5 (H.248, same nodes SIP) TDM legacy services support Retain profitable Capitalization of previous Increase capacity voice and data customers investments in areas where copper loops are exhausted, feeder relief



Triple-Play Delivery

Residential Triple Play: Voice, HSI and Video High Quality of Service Multicast 20 Mb/s sport

With the Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan, the Future is Here Today

Drivers

Today and Tomorrow

TDM Switching End of Life

Multiservice Access

1540 Litespan Multiservice Access Node ATM

Investment Capitalisation

1540 Litespan Multiservice Media Gateway POTS

SoftSwitch

Ethernet

H.248

POTS V5.2 IP

xDSL (HSIA)

Streamline OPEX via NGN Adoption

xDSL (Multimedia services) IP

PSTN

POTS

New Revenues from NGN Value Added Services

Modernize your access network just by adding a board TGW

Higher Order Legacy POTS/ISDN LEX

PSTN

Voice over IP Server Card



Integrated into the Alcatel-Lucent End-to-End Triple Play Solution Subscriber-specific functions

Per-service, per-node functions

QoS, security, accounting, authentication, multicast, etc.

Layer 2 termination, Layer 3 domain w/NSR, security, resilient VPLS support, multicast routing, H-QoS per service, QoS per content

HBO

Scalable Resilient Optics

TV Viewers

1540 Litespan

100% triple play Service-aware broadband access



7450 ESS

Secure Resilient VPLS

7750 SR

Non-stop services Non-stop routing Scalable optics

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Rel. 3 New Flexible Form Factor Shelf

1540 Litespan A Multiservice Design

New 1540 Litespan MLS 3F

New Triple “F” (Flexible Form Factor) Multi-service Line Shelf Up to 20 LIMs LIOC PEIC NSEC - NEHC NSEC - NEHC VISC - LIM VISC - LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM ADM- NIOC - LIM GEBC - LIM ADM- NIOC - LIM GEBC - LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM LIM

TDM bus

HCL

Ethermet links

NO Connector Area / Front Cabling in cards Up to 960 lines per shelf TDM and Ethernet p-t-p buses inside Front Cabling 18 | Presentation Title | Month 2007


Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Constant Enhancement of Product Capacity Release 3.x Housing

3,840

Mass-Market Multiservice

2,556 2,430 MLS-3F

2,250

MLS-3F MLS-3F

2002 2007

2003

2006

Maximum POTS capacity per indoor rack

MLS-3F

MLS-3F

Outdoor 2 MLS

Indoor up to 4 MLS

1920 POTS

3840 POTS

960 ADSL 432 ADSL

1920 ADSL Splitter-less 864 ADSL Splittered

POTS & ADSL capacity (up to) 19 | Presentation Title | Month 2007


Mass Market NGN deployments New Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Release 3 Release 3.x Housing

Release 2.x Housing Voice-intensive Applications

MLS

MLS

lee21

lee21

MLS

MLS

lee21

lee21

MLS-le MLS

Multiservice Applications

Mass-Market Multiservice

MLS-hbe

MLS-3F

MLS-hbe

MLS-3F

MLS-hb

MLS-3F

MLS-le

MLS-hbe

MLS-hb

MLS-hb

MLS-3F

MLS-3F

Outdoor 2 MLS

Indoor up to 4 MLS

Outdoor 2 MLS

Indoor

Indoor

up to 4 MLS

up to

Indoor up to 4 MLS

4 MLS (NB) 12MLS (BB)

Outdoor 2 MLS

1212 POTS

2556 POTS

1152 POTS

2528 POTS

2432 POTS

1920 POTS

3840 POTS

432 ADSL

192 ADSL

912 ADSL

432 ADSL

864 ADSL

lee21

POTS capacity (up to)

POTS & ADSL capacity (up to) 20 | Presentation Title | Month 2007


POTS & ADSL capacity (up to)

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Multiple Bus Architecture in Hx series Shelves TDM Bus 51Mb/s

10/100/1000 BaseFx

Optical FX, GE

STM-1/DS3/E3/4xE1IMA UNI Optical 16xE1 , SHDSL 8xE1

STM-1/4

PDH Transport

ADM, SDH Transmission

Ethernet Broadband LIMs

ATM Controller

PDH

POTS ISDN BA ISDN PRA Digital LL SHDSL

ADSL2+ VDSL2 (future)

34 Mb/s

SDH

Narrowband Controller

622 Mb/s

ATM Broadband LIMs

Local E1 (16x)

Local 100 BaseT

VoIP Gateway Servers

Server Bus 51Mb/s


Narrowband LIM

GE p2p links

Ethernet Controller

Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

ATM Bus 155Mb/s

Backpanel connections


ADSL1/2/2+ SHDSL

External connections

Plug or connector

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Multiple Bus Architecture in Flexible Form Factor (3F) Shelves TDM Bus 51Mb/s

10/100/1000 BaseFx

Optical FX, GE

Ethernet Controller

Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

STM-1/E3/4xE1IMA UNI

Ethernet Broadband LIMs

ATM Bridge

STM-1/4/16

ADM, SDH Transmission

SDH

Narrowband LIM

GE p2p links

POTS ISDN BA ISDN PRA Digital LL SHDSL

ADSL2+ VDSL2 (future)


622 Mb/s

Local E1 (16x)

Local 100 BaseT

VoIP Gateway Servers

Server Bus 51Mb/s


Backpanel connections


External connections

Plug or connector

One Node For All Service 3F MLSs boards Uplink interfaces Ethernet (FE/GE) STM-1/E3/E1

Services 10/100/1000 BaseT Optical GE (SX, LX, EX,…)

Ethernet Controller ATM Bridge

Terminals

LL card (Future release) SHDSL card (Future Release)

EFL3x

STM-1/4

16xE1

Ethernet (FE)

3-Play non-blocking

24 ADSL1/2/2+

Integrated ADM (Future Release)


VoIP Server

ATL3x

BAL3x

Commercial, 300-3,400 Hz

48 POTS

ISDN commercial

16 ISDN NT

Embedded Line Testing



New 3F MLS views

3F provides MDF cable access in the front plate of the boards, not in the back-plane Metral connectors replaced by a DIN-96 connector in the front-plate Same MDF cable of 96p as today: two slots connected by a single cable. Cable shield connected to earth at the bottom plate of MLS-3F



New Narrowband and extension controller variants for 3F MLS NEHCC Narrowband traffic Controller V5 signalling termination Network management interface with 1353 LMS System clock transmission for PDH transport systems Termination of HDLC for ISDN subscribers Master Database in non-volatile memory NESC TDM bus and synchronism connection to Extension shelf Subtending interface for additional Extension shelves



GigEthernet Broadband Controller (GEB3A variant for 3F shelf) GEB3A Pluggable in Broadband Controller slot of MLS Non-blocking matrix: 1 Gb/s per multi-DSL line card Optical: 1000Base (SM, MM, SX, LX, EX, ZX) Electrical: Auto-sensing 100/1000BaseT 1+1 protection 2 GigE plus 4 Fast/GigE ports BC GE

Uplink

Subtending

E 2xGE electrical G

BC

GE Star

IGMP snooping (version 3) DHCP relay option 82 Traffic prioritization in VLAN (802.1 p/q) Spanning Tree (RSTP)

Cascading Options


BC GE

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ATM connectivity in 3F MLS

ATM Bridge card GEB3A/B

Subsystem for interfacing to ATM uplinks STM1 IP2ATM

GEB3A/B

2xE3 8xE1

IP to ATM conversion Different Up-links physical interfaces y STM-1 y 8x E1-IMA

ATM Bridge card


y 2 x E3


Voice over IP server variant for 3F MLS (VIS3B)

Class 5 Replacement

Voice Processing Functions

Multiple tone detection and generation

Voice codecs: • ITU-T G.711 (64 Kb/s)

DTMF and pulsed digit detection

• ITU-T G.729A (8 Kb/s)

Digit map processing End-to-end tone detection/generation/notification (RFC 2833) Line event management

Echo cancellation • ITU-T G.165 • ITU-T G.168

Caller identification services (FSK and DTMF, CLIP and CWID)

Voice activity detection (VAD)

Support for other supplementary services (CW, CH, CF, etc.)


• ITU-T G.723.1 (6,3 and 5,3 Kb/s)

Comfort noise generation (CNG) Packet loss concealment (PLC)


New POTS card variants for 3F MLS ATL3G 48 customer lines 24 mA line current feeding ( 6 lines can deliver 40 mA, configurable by Z interface) Automatic reduction of line current during restricted

power

operation

(i.e.

backup

batteries). Ring voltage and 12 kHz/16 kHz metering insertion Polarity reversal. Programmable

line

impedance

with

echo

cancellation Programmable gain level. Over

voltage

protection

and

over

current

detection. Z interface adaptable to national specification on CDE basis Specification

in

accordance

with

ITU-T

Recommendations Q.552, G.712 for interface Z 29 | Presentation Title | Month 2007


New ISDN board variants for 3F MLS BAL3G (2B1Q line code) BAL3H (4B3T line code) 16 lines/board Integrated line testing

Remote power feeding for NT (feeding voltage at 70 V or 97 V) Feeding current up to 40 mA. OAM capability. Embedded

operation

channel,

allowing

the

following operations. Bit error rate, including repeater sections. Loop management. Detection of line errors (no start-up upon activation, loss of frame, etc.). Overcurrent detection in the power feeding system.



New MultiDSL board variants for 3F MLS

EFL3B (POTS splitter-less) 24 MultiDSL ports (ADSL/2/2+) MAC and IP Packet forwarding PPPoE relay DHCP relay PPPoA to PPPoE relay IEEE 802.1x user authentification MultiDSL over ISDN (EFL3H version) Embedded splitters for POTS or ISDN EFL3A version for POTS w Splitter EFL3I version for ISDN w Splitter



Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Upgrade to Triple-Play

Ethernet L2/L3 Ethernet / IP Network

LAN users Leased lines

Giga-Ethernet

POTS/ ISDN

ISP HSI

1540 Litespan

HSI xDSL Video

GEBC

Ethernet L2/L3 Controller

EFLC

Invest now in revenue-generating services while preparing for the services of tomorrow.

ADSL2+ 24 ports Splitters on board



Video

Auxiliary boards for 3F MLS PEIC Powering unit PDH transport interfaces (16xE1) Shared slot with LIOC card

LIOC Shared slot with PEIC card Craft Terminal interface for Narrowband controller LAN interface for Qecc transport Auxiliary alarms and Top Rack Unit Synchronism functionality



3F MLS single shelf for all purposes Possible shelf combinations Multi-service configuration (main or extension) L I O C

P E I C

N E H C N S E C N B S C

N E H C N S E C N B S C

L L L L L L L L L I I I I I I I I I M M M M M M M M M - G V V E I I B S S C C C

L L I I M M - G N E I B O C C A D M

L L L L L L L L L I I I I I I I I I M M M M M M M M M N I O C A D M

Optional SDH integrated transport Voice in NGN (main shelf) L I O C

P E I C

N E H C -

N E H C -

N B S C

N B S C

Voice in NGN (extension shelf)

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M V I S C

V I S C


L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M

P E I C N S E C

N S E C -


Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN New VoIP functionality in Rel 3

1540 Litespan Integrated in the IMS architecture Centralized Databases

Support Systems Billing Mediation, Fault Correlation, Operations, Maintenance, …

AS - Open Services Java platform, 3rd party

HSS

Diam IMS Peering

eter

PSS_AS PSS_AS

SIP

Core IMS domain

PSTN/PLMN Interworking

PES_AS PES_AS

S-CSCF S-CSCF I-CSCF/BGCF I-CSCF/BGCF P-CSCF, P-CSCF, SBC, SBC, PDF, PDF, ... ...

MTGCF MTGCF

MGCF MGCF

AGCF AGCF MRCF H.248

P2P P2P Gateway Gateway

SIP

H.248

Media Server

Trunking Trunking Gateway Gateway

Other IMS Domain

SS7 SS7

PSTN/PLMN network 1540 Litespan as H. 248 and SIP Endpoints


S-Gateway S-Gateway


ISDN PRA in VoIP

Before PSTN

Signaling

Softswitch

Trunk GW

IP Backbone

IP Backbone

RTP (POTS, ISDN BA)

RTP (POTS, ISDN BA, PRA)

POTS 2Mb NT

PBX

Now

Softswitch

ISDN PRA H.248

ISDN NT

POTS

POTS PBX

POTS

2Mb NT

¾A further step in the evolution from traditional switching to NGN ¾ISDN PRA supported since Rel 3 ¾RTP protocol for packetized voice traffic (from ISDN)

H.248 + SIGTRAN (IUA, SCTP) 37 | Presentation Title | Month 2007

ISDN NT


V5 Hubbing to H.248 with VISC for POTS and ISDN (*) CAPEX Optimization by Upgrading existing 1540 Network to NGN just inserting VoIP GW card: VISC in one Litespan node which becomes the MGW Interconnect the rest Litespan nodes to the MGW via V5.2 Up to 15 Remotes Units from a single MGW 4000 Subscriber per MGW @ 0,1 erlang (*) ISDN available since release 3.0 PSTN Network

Litespan AGW Hub V5.2 E1/STM-1

Local Exchange

V5.2

TDM Interface

V5 Hubbing Engine

V5.2

Hubbing V5.2

IP Network

H.248 GE

Ethernet Interface

Megaco Engine

V5.2

Other V5 DLC

Service Router Media Gateway Controller 38 | Presentation Title | Month 2007

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Key differentiators of 1540 Litespan MSAN 3.0

UA5000

Surpass 5630

AXH 2530

AN-8000

Litespan

Ericsson

UTStarcom

ALU

Rack Capacity

1984

3672

2400

2688

3840

SIP Signalling

:

;

;

:

;

No evidence on

Planned

availability

ISDN PRA

:

:

:

:

;

V5 Hubbing to IP

:

:

:

:

;



Alcatel-Lucent 1353 Litespan Management System (LMS) New features in Rel 3

Alcatel-Lucent 1353 LMS Applications Customer’s Operational Support System (OSS)

1353 LMS Suite EML Management applications

A-L1353 DN - NB and VoIP management A-L 5523 AWS - Broadband management A-L1353 NM - SDH Transport management:

Subscriber management application

A-L1355 DN - Voice Subscriber management

Open Interfaces: OSS Gateway application

A-L1355 OSS_GW - Voice Subscriber provisioning, Line testing, Inventory A-L 1353 OSS GW - Gateway Alarms, Performance, NE directory : TLI GW/CLI

- BB Services



1353LMS High Availability solution Switchover process

1355DN

USM

ACTIVE

1353DN

1353DN

Fault

STANDBY

ACTIVE FAULT

•Standby OS pings IP reference and active OS •Active OS pings IP reference = active link = removed link


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Reference IP address

1353LMS High Availability solution Data Replication mechanism

ACTIVE

1355DN

incremental and asynchronous data alignment and Copy of Flat Files

Oracle MIB

DATA REPLICATION

STAND BY

Files alarms database ...

1355DN File

1353DN s DATA REPLICATION

Oracle MIB MySQL MIB

1353DN MySQL MIB

DATA REPLICATION

Files DNM Maps, alarms database PM data, ...

DATA REPLICATION

DNM Maps, alarms database PM data, ...

•All persistent data have a remote replica. Data Replication produces data alignment from active to stand-by. This applies also to the reverse direction after a switchover. •Initially (when replication is started), a full realignment is performed between active and stand-by

Between two geographical sites, for replication of 3 pairs of companion servers/NMSs, one 2 MBit/s communication link is required 43 | Presentation Title | Month 2007


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