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    2 Alcatel -Lucent 7670 RSP ESC

    K E Y F E A T U R E S

    The ESC supports:

    Eight OC-3/STM-1 ports, with

    channelization down to DS1/E1 level

    Two OC-12/STM-4 ports, with

    channelization down to DS1/E1 level

    ATM, IMA andCE

    672 DS1s and 336 IMA groups on a

    single card (SONET variant, OC-3 card)

    504 E1s and 336 IMA groups on a

    single card (SDH variant, STM-1 card)

    The ESCdelivers industry-leading scalabil-

    ity of more than 16,000 DS1s/12,000 E1s

    per 7670 RSP system.

    In conjunction with the Alcatel-Lucent

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    dancy and high availability features

    (non-stop signaling, routing and

    forwarding), the ESC offers superior

    carrier-grade protection capabilities:

    Physical line protection, in the form of

    automatic protection switching (APS)

    Line card protection, in the form of

    equipment protection switching (EPS)

    Unique service-level protection in

    the form of stateful, non-stop IMA

    The ESC is fully managed by theindustry-leading Alcatel-Lucent 5620

    NM, which addresses key operational

    requirements for mobile operators:

    Point-and-click GUI, with end-to-end

    management and provisioning

    Easy assignment of Node Bs to RNCs

    and Node Bs re-parenting

    Flexible configuration and

    reconfiguration

    Alarm reporting

    Remote diagnostics andtroubleshooting

    Real-time statistics collection

    and reporting

    Full redundancy

    Integration to OSS/BSS systems

    (CORBA/CMIP)

    The ESC minimizes the technological

    risks by allowing smooth evolution to

    future functionality (such as MC/ML-

    PPP) via software upgrades.

    The multiprotocol features of the

    Alcatel-Lucent 7670 RSP allow

    simultaneous support of cell relay,

    Ethernet, IP/MPLS andCE.

    T Y P I C A LA P P L I C A T I O N S

    Centralized Aggregation of 3G andHSPA traffic at Mobile Telephony

    Switching Office (MTSO)A typical deployment scenario for the

    ESC is for high-capacity centralized

    aggregation of Node B (Iub) traffic.

    RNC

    NodeB

    GE

    OC-3/STM-1ch

    T1/E1ATM IMA

    T1/E1ATM IMA

    T1/E1ATM IMA

    T1/E1ATM IMA

    NodeB

    NodeB

    NodeB

    LECSONET/SDH

    Ring or Leased Line

    LECSONET/SDH

    Ring or Leased Line

    SGSN

    7670 RSPwith ESC Cards

    PSTN

    OAM IPBackbone

    InternetIP/MPLSMobile Core

    RNC

    NodeB

    NodeB

    MSC

    GMSC

    MediaGateway

    OAMRouter

    GGSN

    NOC1. IuB (NodeB)Aggregation

    2. Iur Switching

    3. Iu-csSwitching

    5.OAM Traffic

    4. Iu-psSwitching

    6.Gn/GPRouting

    Figure 1. High-Capacity Centralized Aggregation of Iub Traffic using Edge Services Card and 7670 RSP

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    3Alcatel-Lucent 7670 RSP ESC

    In this scenario, the Alcatel-Lucent

    7670 RSP is located in the MTSO, where

    it aggregates Iub traffic from a large

    number of Node Bs and provides con-

    nectivity to the RNCs. The excellent

    traffic management and quality of

    service (QoS) capabilities of the 7670 RSP

    allow managed growth of bandwidth-

    intensive 3G and HSPA traffic.

    In scenarios where the centralized

    aggregation of mobile traffic needs to

    encompass more than six to eight STM-

    1s/OC-3s, the deployment of the 7670

    RSP and the ESC provides tangible

    and measurable benefits over similar

    solutions with lower port densities and

    capacities. The 7670 RSP provides the

    highest port density and highest capa-

    city in the industry for the mobile back-

    haul and aggregation. Augmenting the

    7670 RSPs high-capacity aggregation

    role with further optimization of band-

    width utilization of interfaces towards

    RNCs (Iub and Iur) can result in combined

    savings of up to 25 percent on trans-

    port costs and RNC interfaces over

    non-optimized scenarios.1

    Figure 1 shows one such example

    of centralized, high-capacity mobile

    aggregation. The 7670 RSP and its ESCs

    are used to terminate virtual paths

    from a large number of Node Bs and

    deliver the traffic to adjacent RNCs

    via a smaller number of bandwidth-

    optimized interfaces. In addition, the

    7670 RSP is used to optimize connec-

    tivity towards the PSTN, SGSN and

    towards the mobile core network.

    Combined 3G Aggregationand 2G Switching at the MTSO

    The ESC is also instrumental in

    enabling cost-effective converged

    transport infrastructure for 3G and

    2G mobile traffic. (Figure 2)

    With the ability to perform TDM

    switching (CE) on the ESC, the role of

    the 7670 RSP in the MTSO can extend

    to providing connectivity not only to

    RNCs, but also to legacy 2G BSCs and

    mobile switching centers (MSCs). By

    doing so, a mobile operator can reduce

    the number of networking elements in

    the MTSO and increase overall

    reliability and availability. (Figure 3)

    Fixed and Mobile Applications

    The ESC can also be deployed as a high

    density card for other ATM, IMA and

    CE applications for fixed and mobile

    operators.

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    Air Interface Radio Access Network (RAN) Core Network(s)

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    www.alcatel-lucent.comAlcatel, Lucent, Alcatel-Lucent and Alcatel-Lucent logo are trademarks of Alcatel-Lucent. All othertrademarks are the property of their respective owners. The information presented is subject tochange without notice. Alcatel-Lucent assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein. 2007 Alcatel-Lucent. All rights reserved. 21889 (05)

    I/O Characteristics

    Eight OC-3/STM-1 ports

    Two OC-12/STM-4 ports

    I/O Options

    OC-3/STM-1 short reach/

    multimode fiber (SR/MMF)

    OC-3/STM-1 intermediate reach (IR)

    OC-3/STM-1 long reach (LR)

    STM-1 Electrical

    OC-12/STM-4 SR, IR, LR

    Channelization Options

    Concatenated (clear channel)OC-3c/STM-1c

    Channelized OC-3/STM-1

    Channelization to DS1/E1

    84 x DS1 per OC-3

    63 x E1 per STM-1

    High Availability (HA)

    Physical level protection

    APS

    EPS (also known as line cardredundancy)

    Service level protection

    HA ATM services

    HA IMA services

    Protocols/Encapsulation

    ATM cell switching

    over OC-3/STM-1

    over OC-12/STM-4

    over DS1/E1

    IMA

    over DS1/E1

    Complies with af-phy-0086.001(IMA version 1.1)

    Diagnostics

    Physical layer status

    OOS, LOP, AIS, RDI, LCD, SLMF

    IMA layer status

    failure, links, cell rate, near/farend states/failures

    Statistics/alarms:

    physical layer statistics

    ATM statistics

    IMA layer statistics

    VPA statistics

    congestion statistics

    Statistics per ATM connection

    Statistics per IMA link/group

    Maintenance

    Physical layer loopbacks

    IMA test pattern generation

    Node/Network Management

    End-to-end management byAlcatel-Lucent 5620 NM

    GUI-based point-and-clickprovisioning

    Scalability Physical

    84 x DS1 per OC-3

    8 x 84 (672) DS1 per card

    63 x E1 per STM-1

    8 x 63 (504) E1 per card

    IMA layer

    up to 42 IMA groups per portwith one to eight links in eachgroup

    up to 336 IMA groups per card

    up to 672 member DS1s

    up to 504 member E1s

    T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S

    3G NodeB

    BTS

    HSPA NodeB

    RNC

    2G BSC

    7670 RSPwith ESC

    Mobile Backhaulover ATM or

    IP/MPLS

    MTSO

    MediaGatewayHSPA Traffic

    Radio Aggregation Network (RAN) Core Network (CN)

    2G R99 Voice

    3G Traffic

    SGSN

    MSC

    Figure 3. Combined 3G Aggregation and 2G Switching at the MTSO