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Convergent Backbone Transformationas part of the High Leverage Network
Javier Martín Rodríguez
Alcatel-Lucent España
Director Solutions & Marketing IP/OpticsMayo 2010
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Agenda
1. HLN Introduction
General Network Transformation
2. Converged Backbone Domain Concept
CBT. Converged Backbone Transformation
IP/Optics Integration Grooming Options
3. Converged Metro Domain Technology Enablers
Innovation Elements
IP & Optics Technology Integration
Data, Control & Management Plane
4. Summary
ALU HLN/CBT Strategy & Proposal
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A demanding market reality for network providers…
Cost Challenge
Traffic
Revenues
Time
Mainlyvoice
Multimedia/multiservice
Video and content rich services are booming…Affordable broadband, proliferation of smart devices, multiplicity of multimedia/video applications
… but users expect more…Simple, personalized access and interaction,across any device, any network, anytime, anywhere
… and access to 3rd party apps & contentPaid for by advertisers, free to end-users – network providers extract limited value
Requires a change from keeping value in the network toextracting value from the network
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From
… makes network transformation to all IP a necessity over time
Multiple “silo” networksFixed, Internet, Mobile
Optimized for voice
“Dumb pipe”
“Walled Garden”
Scaling of bandwidth, users and devices is complex and expensive
Hierarchical, rigid, complex
High carbon foot print network
Converged networkCommon infrastructure that integrates network layers where relevant
Supports multiple servicesVoice, video, high speed Internet
Intelligence distributed across the network to support advanced applications
Own and 3rd party applications & content
Scalable – continuous and cost-effective scaling of bandwidth, users and devices
Integrated, simpler-to-operate network
Lower power, eco-sustainable network
To
Reducing complexity, cost and time to service - Increasing revenue
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Requires a high leverage networkAddresses two key challenges
The network required to support:1. Lowest cost bit delivery
• Continuous bandwidth scaling and automation
• Converged, carrier-grade scalability, quality and reliability
• Leading technologies in wireline and wireless Broadband Access, IP and Optics
One converged, optimized, scalable, multi-access IP network allowingdynamic service creation and delivery
Applications and content
Application enablers
Optics
Broadband
IPHigh
leverage
network
OpenInnovation
Better Experience
Trust
2. Application enablement• Highly instrumented to support advanced applications (own or
3rd party, residential, business, mobile)
• Built-in QoS, traffic optimization, caching and bandwidth management
• Service and application aware for optimum quality of experience
• Secure, private, trusted
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The high leverage networkKey architectural considerations
One scalable IP network delivering and managing both own and 3rd party applications universally independent of access mode and device
Pushes the envelope in all areas of bandwidth scaling
Optical, IP/MPLS, xDSL, PON and OFDM/LTE
Migrates the installed base to IP
Integrates layers where economics dictate with best of breed primary objective
Leverages common platforms and technologies across multiple disciplines
Simplifies, optimizes and automates the network
Instruments or equips the network to support application enablement
Driven by business need, not technology
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Residential
Mobile
Business
Lowering delivery costs, minimizing risks and enabling applications
One IP Network
Multiple Applications
Any Access
Minimum Transformation Risks
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Residential/EnterpriseGateways
Access
VDSL/GPON/
Ethernet
Access and Backhaul
IP/MPLS Backbone
Service Edge
Policy Manager
Broadband Network GW
Evolved Packet Core
SGWPCRF
PGW
LTE/2G/3G
Paving the way for a smooth evolution to a high leverage network
IP/MPLS Backbone
IMS
IMS
Ethernet/MPLS/Optical
Converged Metro &
AggregationVDSL/GPON/
Ethernet
Triple Play BundleWeb and Enterprise 2.0
Multi-screen servicesWeb and Enterprise 2.0
Converged Wireline Access
MSE
MMEEthernet/
MPLS/Transport
Ethernet/MPLS/Transport
IMS
Converged RAN
Radio Access
Cell Site AccesseNode B
ConvergedBackbone
IP/Optical
Residential/EnterpriseGateways
Converged Service Control
VDSL/GPON/ Ethernet/Cable
Mobility Manager
Policy Manager
Converged Edge
ServiceRouters
Converged Service-AwareNetwork Management
Converged Wireline Access
Ethernet/MPLS/Optical
Converged Metro &
Aggregation
CNG
Converged RAN
Radio Access
ConvergedBackbone
IP/Optical
Multi-screen servicesWeb and Enterprise 2.0
Residential/EnterpriseGateways
IMS
One converged, optimized, scalable, multi-access IP network allowingdynamic service creation and delivery
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Service Edge
Converged Service Control
Paving the way for a smooth evolution to a high leverage network
Evolved Packet Core
SGW
VDSL/GPON/ Ethernet
Mobility Manager
Policy Manager
EPC
Converged Edge
ServiceRouters
Converged Service-AwareNetwork Management
Converged Wireline Access
Policy Manager
MSE
PGWPCRFMME
IMS
Ethernet/MPLS/Optical
Converged Metro &
Aggregation
CNG
Converged RAN
Radio Access
ConvergedBackbone
IP/Optical
Multi-screen servicesWeb and Enterprise 2.0
Residential/EnterpriseGateways
IMS
Broadband Network GW
Converged Service Control
VDSL/GPON/ Ethernet/Cable
Mobility Manager
Policy Manager
Converged Edge
ServiceRouters
Converged Service-AwareNetwork Management
Converged Wireline Access
Ethernet/MPLS/Optical
Converged Metro &
Aggregation
CNG
Converged RAN
Radio Access
ConvergedBackbone
IP/Optical
Multi-screen servicesWeb and Enterprise 2.0
Residential/EnterpriseGateways
IMS
One converged, optimized, scalable, multi-access IP network allowingdynamic service creation and delivery
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The High Leverage NetworkTM
Unlocking the value of your network assets for Application Enablement
IPTV enriched with QoEe.g. fast channel change,
reliable delivery
Application Assurance e.g. Tele-presence,Cloud-based services
Metro CDNMetro CDN
Residential Application Assurancee.g. Ad-funded models, usage caps,
enhanced gaming services
Converged Service Control
VDSL/GPON/ Ethernet/Cable
Mobility management
Policy management
Converged edge
Servicerouters
Converged wireline access
Ethernet/MPLS/Optical
Converged metro andaggregation
Converged RAN
Radio access
Convergedbackbone
IP/Optical
Multi-screen servicesWeb and Enterprise 2.0
Residential/enterprisegateways
Session control
Delivering on the Application Enablement vision with residential, business and mobile application assurance
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Business Transformation
Increase Profit
MitigateRisk
CaptureValue
OptimizeCosts
Putting it all together
High Leverage NetworkNetwork and Service Management
Rich Communications
with QoE
Creative New Services and A Better Experience
xCommerce, Security, …
Application Aware
Business VPNs
HD and 3D MultiScreen
Entertainment
Application Enablers
Content Comms
ALU Exposure Framework
Control Context
Converged Wireline Access
Converged RAN
Converged Metro & Aggregation
ConvergedService Control
Converged Backbone
Converged Edge
Converged Wireline Access
Converged RAN
Converged Metro & Aggregation
ConvergedService Control
Converged Backbone
Converged Edge
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100GEthernet
and DWDM
High Leverage NetworkTM (HLN)Continuous scaling of bandwidth across the network
Converged service control
Converged metro andaggregation
Converged RAN
Convergedbackbone
Convergededge
Converged wireline access
Wireline Access
Metro Edge CoreInterface Capacity
1G/2.5G/10G 10G/40G/100G 40/100G2011+ 40G/100G
1G/2.5G 1G/2.5G/10G 10G/40G2009 10G
Wireless Access
42M/100M+
21M
100M +LTE, Small Cells
1G to 10GPON, PTP
100GService Edge
100GEthernet
and DWDM
1G/10G PONaggregation/backhaul
1G packet MW1G/10G PTN
1G to 100G IP/MPLS
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Converged service control
ConvergedbackboneConverged
edgeConverged
wireline access
Converged RAN
Converged metro andaggregation
High Leverage NetworkTM (HLN)Distributing intelligence across the network
Enhanced data path handling is instrumented using standard protocols, supporting Application Enablement
QoS
DPI
IP TV
Res Video
Application Assured VPN
Caching
Quality of Service Deep Packet InspectionCaching
Converged Service Control
Policy Management
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SDH/TDM
Network Management
IP/Optical Backbone The Status Quo
Unnecessary packet processing by core routers.
Inefficient utilization due to different network layers ;
The traditional approach does not cost effectively address traffic growth & service diversity
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PakcetNetwork
Management
Optical Network
Management
Internet
Data Center
Data Center
DWDM Nodes
ServiceRouters
Core IP Routers
ServiceRouters
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Today’s “layered” approach to core/backbone transport
Mobile
Internet Peering
SERVICE EDGE CORE/BACKBONE
Datacenter
Residential
Business
Lowest Cost per bitFor reliable transport
New Subscriber Revenue Streams
New Service Revenue Streams
“COST CENTERS”“PROFIT CENTERS”
IP routing
MPLS switching
λ switching
TDM switching
“PROFIT CENTERS”
Architectural Goals
Video/content
distribution
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Service Providers pressure points
Key Customer requirements:
Visibility across historically disparate network domains - Integrated network management flow
Flexibility for service providers to integrate operations at their own desired pace
Faster service provisioning across IP and optical domains, at lower cost and complexity
Reduced troubleshooting and fault isolation, increase customer satisfaction -by integrating network layer OAM
Improve network resiliency coordination of optical and IP control planes
Reduce sparing and maintenance costs
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IP/Optical Backbone – The Status Quo
The traditional approach does not cost effectively address traffic growth & service diversity
IP/MPLS Network
Management
Optical Network
Management
Internet
Data Center
Data Center
DWDM Nodes
ServiceRouters Service
Routers
Core IP Routers
Virtually all traffic traverses multiple core routers. Many are being upgraded at
significant cost.
Service providers are facing the challenges of video traffic growth and expanded service diversity that is straining traditional core router and transport networks
Unnecessary packet processing by core routers.
Inefficient utilization of interconnect ports forces unnecessary core router upgrades.
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IP/Optical Backbone The HLN Converged Backbone Transformation solution approach
Internet
Data Center
Data Center
Reduces transport costs by over 30%Handles traffic at lowest layer via flexible grooming & IP offloading options
Increases cross-layer visibility & coordination
Management Plane Integration
Seamless network visibility and
provisioning across IP & optical
domains
IP/MPLS Network
Management
Optical Network
Management
IP/Optical Integration
Core IPRouters
ServiceRouters
ServiceRouters
Data Plane Integration
10/40/100G on Optics and IP
Flexible grooming & offload options to maximize link
utilization
Control Plane Integration
Increased cross-layer visibility and resiliency
OTN/Photonic Switches
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• Reduces transport costs• Handles traffic at lowest layer via
flexible grooming and IP offloadingoptions
Scalable, automated, flexible, low-cost IP Core The High Leverage Network Converged Backbone
ConvergedBackbone
Converged Edge
A comprehensive IP/Optical integration strategy embracing the realities of service provider organizational and operational models
IP/Optical Integration
CoreRouters
ServiceRouters Service
RoutersOTN/Photonic
Switches
Service providers are facing the challenges of video traffic growth and expanded service diversity that is straining traditional core router and transport networks
Data Plane Integration• Wavelength and port/sub-port grooming options;
10/40/100G on Optics and IP
Control Plane Integration• GMPLS UNI with extensions for increased cross-layer
visibility
Management Plane Integration• Common management platform across IP & optics
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Selective bypass of core routers (IP offload)
Service Router
Sevilla
Valencia
Madrid
Barcelona
Core Router
OTN/Photonic Switch
Legend:
Core Router
OTN/Photonic Switch
Core Router
OTN/Photonic Switch
Before:terminating
& transit traffic
through core router
After:transit traffic handled by OTN/Photonic Switch alone
Router port
Transponder
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Core network model & logical service flows —Present mode of operation
P router
Data centrepeering gatewayscontent delivery
10s-100s locations
PE/ASBR/IBG routers
Services• Internet access
(fixed & mobile)• VoIP (fixed & mobile)• VoD – Walled Garden• IPTV• IP VPN• L2 VPN• Leased Line
Transport domain
Electrical / photonic
Relations• Unicast• Multicast
Distribution• Any-to-any• Hub & spoke• P2P• Multipoint (?)
2x-10 locations
15-20x locations
Metro PE router
Objective
• Achieve least-cost network approach
- Understanding service growth and underlying transport distribution requirements
• Drive architecture options based on business requirements, not technology
Any-to-any traffic drives flexibility requirement in transport grooming
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Key service provider objectives
OPEX reduction
Efficiency of network operation
Consolidation of network layers wherever appropriate
End-to-end visibility, manageability and control
Scalability of transport, IP and control plane
Improved network reliability
Simplify procurement process
Minimize cost per bit for transport
40 Gb/s and 100 Gb/s Ethernet and OTN
High-density core platforms
Convergence on a common highly leveraged IP network infrastructure
Ethernet-based uplinks to an optimized MPLS core
Adaptation of legacy to MPLS-enabled Ethernet
Revenue increase
Enablement of differentiated and higher-margin services
IPTV and VoD, business services, 3G/4G mobile
Service specialization and customization
QoS rich transport infrastructure
Customer retention and churn reduction
Faster time-to-market
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Core network consolidation model
Hub & spoke traffic growth driving core architecture reconsiderations
Network optimization with IP-offload strategies:
Sub-λ grooming
Router port level grooming
λ grooming
Alcatel-Lucent offers the broadest solution set covering all network scenarios to address the business problem in most efficient manner
Increase B/W where and when you need it!!!
P router 15-20x locations
Data centerpeering gatewayscontent delivery
Metro PE router
10s-100s locations
PE/ASBR/IBG routers2x-10 locations
Transport domain
Electrical / photonic
P-Router PHY driven by number of PEs
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Traffic grooming options
10G λ 10G λ
10G λ 10G λ
10G 10G
100G/40G/10G λ
10G w/ VLANs
Sub-port level groomingVLANs within portsPorts may be smaller than a λDown to the VLAN or port level, electrical & photonic processing
Port level groomingRouter portPorts may be smaller than a λLimited to the router port level, electrical & photonic processing
Lambda groomingNoneEach port uses a λLimited to the wavelength level, transport purely at photonic level
Grooming modelLogical interfaces:
Physical interfaces:Granularity:
Lambda grooming Port level grooming Sub-port level grooming
100G/40G/10G λ w/ODU Flex
Service router
ROADM / OXC
7750 SR 1830 PSS
7750 SR 1830 PSS1678 MCC
Key products: 7750 SR 1830 PSS
1678 MCC1625 LX
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Flexibility to optimize transport efficiencybased on traffic mix and business models
Grooming level/
granularity
Services optimized
Carrier business model
Internet access,
VoD
Mobile broadband
Business services
Voice, private line
Lambda:Wavelength (10/40/100G)
X X Integrated data and transport operations
Port:
Router port (10/40/100G)
X X XIntegrated or separate data and transport operations
Sub-port: VLAN/port (BW 1G-100G)
X X X XIntegrated or separate data and transport operations
Hub & spoke Any-to-any
Traffic distribution
Sub-port level
Phy
Phy HO ODUk (λ)
HO ODUk (λ)Phy
ODUj
ODUflex
Port level
Phy
Phy HO ODUk (λ)
HO ODUk (λ)Phy
ODUflex
ODUflex
ODUflex
Lambda level ROADM/OXC
HO ODUk (λ)PhyService Router
HO ODUk (λ)Phy
HO ODUk (λ)Phy
ODUflex
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Converged Backbone Transformation SolutionGrooming Options and Service Mix
The HLN Converged Backbone Transformation is a comprehensive solution that offers maximum transport network efficiency across all traffic mixes
CAPEX savings of at least 30% across all implementation options,tuned to service provider traffic mix & distribution
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Sub-portGrooming
Port Level Grooming
Lower
Higher
Lambda Grooming(IPoDWDM)
Grooming FlexibilityRequired
Hub & spoke
Any to Any
Service Mix
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Dramatic Reduction in Power ConsumptionA key contributor to OpEx savings
Handling traffic at lowest possible layer reduces power consumption
OXC/ROADM power utilization generally 50-60% lower than typical core routers
Service Routers incorporate dramatic power efficiency enhancements compared to traditional core routers
At 4-6W/Gb, at least 33% more power efficient
Flexible grooming & IP offloading enable higher utilization of available capacity and optimize equipment footprint, liberating assets and further reducing power consumption
Incremental opex savings result from cross-layer visibility and integrated management, scale of which is service-provider dependent
Overall, Converged Backbone Transformation yields power savings of at least 30% across the IP and optical transport domains
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Converged Backbone Domain EnablersAlcatel-Lucent Technology Innovations3
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Converged service control
Convergededge
Converged wireline access
Converged metro andaggregation
Converged RAN
Convergedbackbone
Converged BackboneLeveraging key product/technological innovations
Converged service-awarenetwork management
Terabit Switching
Photonic Integrated Circuits
Next generation converged OTN/WDM node
Next generation coherent 40G/100G
electro-optics
Service Routing
Terabit Routing
Optical Elements Integration
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HLN-CBT Key Technology Innovations and Enablers
FP2 Silicon: Industry’s first and only 100G NPU silicon innovation is at the heart of Alcatel-Lucent service routers, providing service scale & flexibility
Multi-terabit Optical Cross Connects: 7,6Tb/s switching capacity based on an agnostic matrix, providing best bandwidth management
Zero Touch Photonics: Minimizes operational costs of maintaining large networks (colorless, directionless photonic switching and automation)
ODU Flex: Provides flexible mapping of flows at sub-lambda levels to optimally achieve efficient grooming with high granularity
Control Plane integration: Yields innovative capabilities for fault isolation and enhance overall network resiliency through enhancements to UNI
Network Management integration: Provides enhanced end-to-end visibility across the IP and optical domains
100GE leadership across Optics and IP
With market leadership in Optics and IP, Alcatel-Lucent is ideally positioned to deliver innovative integrated solutions that optimize the network core
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FP2 - The Industry’s 1st Fully Programmable 100G Silicon
Flexible, Programmable, Powerful
FP2 delivers massive queuing and classification capabilities enabling unprecedented service flexibility and scale
Supports services @ 100Gb/s speeds
Best-in-class design
90nm, 95 BIPS Network Processor
112 Cores delivers flexible packet processing
Headroom for future capabilities, services & standards
4 RISC engines provide dynamic upgrades for future advanced traffic management
Low power consumption
0.6 Watts per Gigabit (NPU + TM)Award-winning, future-proof, industry leading silicon design
2008Winner
FP2 Silicon
2008 Winner Excellence in Technology
Innovation (FP2)
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100 GE IMM
100 GE IMM Highlights:
FP2-powered forwarding complex
Edge services feature set available
Can be used as an access or network-facing interface
Enhanced queuing and buffering scale
100 GE Parallel 4λX25Gb and 10λX10Gb CFP (IEEE 802.3ba)
fixed wavelengths
10km reach without regeneration
100 Gbps Serial
Tunable wavelengths
Ethernet MAC framing; Ethernet OTU-4 framing
Working with suppliers/SDO to determine reach, DWDM, FEC
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Innovations100G Coherent detection
Unique, in-house developed Bell Labs innovation
PDM-QPSK* with best in class FEC and tolerance to non-linear
effects, assuring best in class performance
Tested in Customer´s live networks
Supported in Alcatel-Lucent´s existing platforms with best in
class density and energy consumption
Migration to speeds higher than 100 Gbps in future
Next-Generation Coherent Detection technology enables operators to migrate their network infrastructure from 10G to 100 Gbps and beyond, in a cost-effective and automated manner, without loss of performance
Provides service providers with network scalability and investment protection required to ease the strain caused by highbandwidth applications, while maintaining superior performance
(*) Polarization Division Multiplexing – Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
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InnovationsPhotonic Integrated Circuits by Bell Labs
High performance levels, bringing benefits of integration to Optical component
75% Footprint reduction, 50% cost reduction, 40% Power reduction
Bell Labs Technology differentiator in design and fabrication Enhancing performance in 100Gb/s Ethernet systems and beyond
… Efficient Modulation enabling very high speed communications
such as 400GbE and 1TbE
Silicon photonics PICbrings CMOS economy of scale to Optical components and …
WORLD FIRST: Fully Integrated 100G Coherent receiver, with 40x footprint reduction
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Innovations Terabit Switching
Terabit/s switchingTerabit/s switchingon a single chipon a single chip
Agnostic data path for maximum flexibility
Fully non-blocking at any-rate, for maximum capacity
Very high (20M+) gates, for maximum density
Very low power (<0.05 W/Gb/s), for maximum efficiency
Current technology
Boosts traffic scalability and power efficiency, increases network capacity with improved eco-sustainability
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Innovations Next-generation Optical Transport Network (OTN)
Service-specific transport containers
Service router
OTN Switch
Next Gen OTN
10G/40G/100G
To datacenter
To peering gateway
GMPLS intelligence
Lambda level
Port level
Sub-port (VLAN) level
OCh
ODU
ODUflex
ODUflexODU
Most efficient bandwidth management architecture for large traffic pipes up to 100G
Scales the IP backbone with multiple IP traffic-grooming options beyond IPoWDM
Introduces connection-oriented transport of any variable bit-rate, leveraging its flexible-sized ODUflex container with 1 Gb/s increments
Optimizes transport network resources, enabling IP offload while avoiding capacity waste
Enables management of the traffic explosion at the most economical layer
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ODUflex
Transparent Transport Services
Service Providers require to transparently transport a multitude of client physical interfaces (i.e. nFC, nGE, Video, etc….)
Slow Varying Transport Flow
Aggregated transport flows have CBR characteristics where the bandwidth size can change in time.
The bandwidth change requirements of these flows are slow
Interconnection Router-OXC
Aggregated transport flows go over the interface between a Service Router and an OTN network element belonging to a core network.
ODU-flex capabilities allow mapping of a logical flow contained in a physical interface and resize it dynamically according to the flow variation, without losing
client traffic.
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ODUflex Summary
The OTH networking provide a connection oriented transport of any bitrate leveraging a flexible sized container (ODUflex), decoupling the client PHY from the net one.
The OTH networking is supporting both in Photonic and Electrical switchingODUflex allows to map flows in a flexible way maintaining a 1:1 relation between flows and entities to manage for operators, while providing strong OAM capabilities and bit synchronous transmission acc. standard (G.709)
Inherently no need for differential delay compensation (uniform routing)
Positioning in the core network allows flexible mapping of sub-rate services in the network turning up and protecting them in an efficient way (i.e. EVPL) leveraging the GMPLS control plane
ODUflex enables mapping of any bitrate clients in a single flexibly sized container
HO ODU-k (λ)
HO ODU-k (λ)
HO ODU-k (λ)
ODU-flexLogical Flow
(VLAN #i)
ODU-flexLogical Flow
(VLAN #j)
Phy
HO ODU-k (λ)ODU-flex
ODUj
Phy
Phy
Phy
ODU-flexPhy
physical interface
client interface
Transportentity
G.709 OCh λ
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Zero Touch Photonics
Accelerates timeAccelerates time--toto--serviceservice
Simplifies planning, commissioning and operationsSimplifies planning, commissioning and operations
Optimizes Network ResilienceOptimizes Network Resilience
Unified Photonic Layer Management = rapid end-end services delivery
Turn-up in minutes by NOC
Zero Touch Transparent Photonics for reliable, highly flexible, Zero Touch Transparent Photonics for reliable, highly flexible, fully fully managed, cost optimized bandwidth on demandmanaged, cost optimized bandwidth on demand
Flexibility in network design and planning
“Plug and Play” Turn-up, commissioning, and SLA assurance
Colorless, directionless A/D enables Restoration at the Photonic layer
By detecting degraded performance before outage events
Optimizes network expensesOptimizes network expenses
Colorless, directionless A/D for a better resource utilization and CAPEX savings
Best in class networking capability, unprecedented Opex saving
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Zero Touch Photonics
Photonic
Switching
Multi-degree
ROADM
Photonic
OAM
Design
Tools
Photonic
Restoration
Fast-
Adaptable
OTs
Traditional WDM
Zero Touch Photonics
Tunable ROADM
Any wavelength
to any port to
any direction
OOO scalability
λ tracing, fault
and performance
control anywhere
in the network
Automated plan
& commission
NOC managed
network life-
cycle
GMPLS/ASON
intelligence at
wavelength level
Survivable WDM
networking
Intelligent electro-
optics allowing full
adaptation to
changing network
conditions
Transforming WDM into Managed Photonic Networking
Poor flexibility
and automation
Manual site
intervention
required
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Management Plane Integration
Optical/DWDM Network
Optical Network & Service Mgmt
Optical NMS
IP/MPLS Network & Service Mgmt
IP/MPLS NMS
Separate dedicated Network Management per domain
Coordinated Management
across IP & Optics domains
Converged Management Platform across IP & Optics
domains
•Single sign on
•Common alarm & map views
•Domain fault isolation
•Low-level troubleshooting from domain NMS
Converged Backbone
Converged
Network & Service Mgmt
End-to-end wavelength service management
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Optical Power & Path ManagementWavelength Tracker TM
ServiceService--aware management of the optical layeraware management of the optical layer
Features:Wavelength path trace
Fault sectionalization & isolationRemote optical power control
Threshold alarmingAutomated fault correlation
Optical Fiber View
Management of all wavelength on a selected fiber
Optical Path View
Management of all points along one wavelength
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Photonic management extension
Wave tracker path can be seen from IP routers and photonic switches
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Network design and planning tools integrated with Network Management
Design Tool
•auto-provisioning
•monitoring
•auto-diagnosis
•network design & upgrade
•equipment configuration
RM-PhM
NMS RM-PhM Manage
DeployPlan
Enabling WDM Transformation Automation of Network Design, Deployment & Management
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• retrieval of network Info
• auto-commissioning
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Control Plane Integration
Provides cross-layer control and automation between IP and Optical layers, optimizing resource utilization and supporting carrier-class resiliency
Based on standardized UNI interfaces, profiled for converged backbone application, with UNI* extensions as appropriate
Delivers OTN bandwidth for dynamic on-demand or pre-planned basis
Value-added features include non-disruptive bandwidth modification and restoration
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Data Plane
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A comprehensive approach is required UNI/UNI*
Semi automated provisioning
Interconnection Router-OXC
•Reduces the provisioning time•Reduced maintenance time
Improved Troubleshooting tools •Cross layer alarm/failure indications•Accurate and fast Failure localization•Clear “ownership” of network element
•Dual Plane service protection •Based on SRLG colouring •no interoperability concerns/issues •Deployed and proven based on standardized interface
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CBT - Key customer benefits
More efficient utilization of network resources & assetsBetter router port and optical link utilization with three traffic grooming options (lambda, port, sub-port) to adapt to service mixReduction in costly OEO conversions with transponderless optical interfaces and fast-track IP offload pathsTransparent in-shelf evolution from 10G to 40G and 100G
Lower operational and maintenance costsBest-of-breed transport and IP platforms providing efficiencies in power, space, sparing, network planning and trainingPre-integrated and validated E2E solution including management tools across IP and optical domainsIP transformation expertise including business consulting and multi-vendor maintenance services
Accelerated service provisioning, fault isolation & troubleshooting at lower cost and complexity across IP and optical domains
Zero-touch photonics eliminates error-prone manual optical network configuration with remotely tunable transpondersAdvanced optical layer management of each individual wavelength channel with Wavelength Tracker
Driving least cost per bit with at least 30% CAPEX and power savings
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Alcatel-Lucent Proposal for Convergent Backbone Transformation
Highleverage networks
IP
• 100GigE/40GigE with full service routing• Industry’s first 100G NPU silicon (FP2)• High availability & non-stop services• Industry-leading power efficiency• Tunable optics• Over 40,000 service routers deployed
• Common management platform for IP & optics • Cross-layer automation & resiliency• Alarm correlation & fault isolation• UNI control plane extensions
Optics
• 100G / 40G Optics • Zero-touch photonics• OTN and ODU Flex• GMPLS UNI with extensions• Over 12,000 cross connects deployed• Over 35,000 DWDM systems deployed
• Professional services• Cross-layer network planning & traffic
mix modeling• Broad presence in wireline & wireless BB• End-to-end solutions• Trusted long-term partner
Integrated management & control plane Transformation experience