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Achieving Success as a Broadband Wireless Service Provider:

Demand & Business Focused Progressive Network

Implementation Strategies

Gordon Moller Vice President

Ceragon Networks, Inc.

[email protected]

www.ceragon.com

Broadband Wireless World

2001


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Company Oeriew

!erice Proider C"allenges

Progressie Implementation Concept #eal $orld Network %&amples

%mploying Various 'ec"nologies

$ireless Giga(it %t"ernet )dent

Conclusions

PresentationOutline


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Our Business

Metropolitan Broadband Wireless Infrastructure

Broadband Transport and Access Networks

*or

Internet, Voice, Data and Video

*or

Service Providers !nterprises"

I+%Cs, C+%Cs, I!Ps, Priate Networks, Mo(ile 'elep"onyata


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%sta(lis"ed in //0 Product +aunc" in //1

IPO in )ugust 2333, N)!)4 - C#N'

5633 %mployees 7ead8uarters9 'el )i, IsraelNew :ersey, ;!)


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Next GenerationInrastructureW!ere We "it

IACInternetIACInternet'ransport'ransport

MediumlargeMediumlarge(usiness(usiness

Mo(ileMo(ile

#esidential!O7O#esidential!O7O

MetropolitanMetropolitan!ON%', IP, or !ON%', IP, or

)'M ring )'M ring M;M;

?rom $it"in t"e Core to t"e Cur(9?rom $it"in t"e Core to t"e Cur(9

7ig" Capacity In*rastructure B )ccess7ig" Capacity In*rastructure B )ccess


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#ast$"irst %ileOptions

ApproximateBuilding Size

(Sq. Ft.)25k – 50k 50k – 180k 180k

Mobile Wireless

PMP

DSL/Cable

High-Capacity Connectivity

Fiber

Broad!and(128k – 10"!p#)

$ig% &apa'it(100"!p#)

800,000 commercial buildings in the US:only 3 – 4% of those have fiber

Source: CSFB Research

oint*to*ointBroad!and +irele##


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Next Generation Net&or's

Broadband #$% &bps ' #( Mbps &!+ )symmetrical

Ca(le +ow deployments in (usiness areas

$++ !"ared % '

PMP !"ared sector capacity )i*+ apacit- .#(( Mbps/

?i(er %&pensie, cum(ersome to deploy

D3,333 per mile construction cost

$ireless Immediate Esame day sericeF

Muc" lower installed cost per (it

4uick reenue generation

%asy to redeploy


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C!allen(e) %ultiple Global*tandards +,i(ital "ormats "re.uency

Bands

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Critical C!allen(es

Network Topolo*- 4le2ibilit- ' Service Application, not)ardware Tec+nolo*-, S+ould Dictate

Ti1e to Market ' apture Most Desirable usto1ers 5uickl-

6apid 6evenue 3eneration wit+out )u*e Initial !2penditures

Bandwidt+ 57S ' 8ou an Never )ave !nou*+

Abilit- to ost !ffectivel- !volve and Scale Services

o1patibilit- wit+ !2istin*9I1pendin* Networks

Mini1i:e ;Sunken< osts of 4i2ed, =n1ovable Infrastructure

0owest Possible Network Installed 0ife -cle ost


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"amily

3lobal standard co1pliant Nort" )merica ?CC, Can.H International %'!IH :apan )#Iuenc- bands covered

1, 26, 2>, 20 21, 2/, B 6 +M!+MC! 616/ G7

)i*+ apacit-94le2ibilit-9Scalabilit- >, , 6, 022 M(ps

OC-6, OC-0, OC-2 N & 33(ase' ?ast %t"ernet N & !6 Giga(it %t"ernet

S7N!T, SD), IP, ATM

Modular Arc+itecture


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4ibeAir

S7N!T9SD)

Intelli(ent Net&or'/lement

Data

Voice

Video

Internet

IP

S7N!T9SD)

ATM

7?@4ast!t+ernet

Modular Interface Protocol 4le2ibilit-


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@ DS@9!@

4ast !t+ernet / DS@9!@

$ 2 4ast !t+ernet

T#

7ptical MM

7ptical SM

!lectrical MI

=TP9STP

Main Channel

Wayside/User Channel

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321

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$G 3):

$@9$C 3):

#% 3):

P+-sical Interfaces

4re>uencies

422 %bps11 %bps155 %bps65 %bps

apacities

*ystemArc!itecture

Scalable

apacit-

Modular

Interface

7ptions

Arc+itecture


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Pro(ressi7eImplementation + 1A


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Pro(ressi7e Implementation+ 1B

!ON%'!7, )'M or IP

$ireless Metro

#ing

6in* Network

onnectivit-

I, 0!, AP,ISP Backbone 4iber


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Pro(ressi7eImplementation - 2

I!PGateway

#emote Company !ite


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Pro(ressi7eImplementation -

PMP


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Convergence of SONET & IP:Fast Ethernet, Ethernet, & PSTNCircuits


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OC-3

6ela-

Data enter Data enter

Data enter

3S6#$(((

Data enter

3S6#$(((

STM?# 6in*)on* &on*$G 3):

PTMP

PTMP

6outer

Wireless I*P Net&or's

6outer 6outer

6outer

6outer


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)on* &on*$G 3):

Wireless I*P Net&or's

able Mode1Internet

Telep+one

TV


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Access

STM?#

Access

4iber

4iber 4iber

PTMP

PTMP

PTMP

PTMP

PTMP

0isbon$G 3):@% 3):

Wireless and Wireline *,8 9in(s

Switc+in* enter

/ NM


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IP and *,8 Net&or'

PTMP

6outer

6outer

PTMP

PTMP

PTMP

PTMP

A1sterda1#% 3):

@% 3):

STM?# 6in*

IP

IP IP

IP

IP

#HH Mpbs

$2#(( BaseT

6outer 6outer


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Dual +annel

Dual Polari:ation

OC-129in(

!ite )

STM?C97?#$ 6in*

G$$ Mbps

!ite <

!ite C !ite

Tributaries

ADM?C

!ite %

STM?#

!ite ?

!ite G


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"ibeAir 10000Gi(abit /t!ernet9adio

Wireless !2tension of 3i*abit !t+ernet

Scalable, *row wit+ de1and s-ste1

4ull !t+ernet switc+ co1patibilit-

!li1inates t+e need for e2ternal switc+es

w+en provisionin* 4ast !t+ernet ports

Modular interface desi*n

Access and Backbone solutions

5uick to deplo- and cost effective


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ISP

Gigabit Ethernet

Gigabit Ethernet

P7P

Switch

Router

1 5 0 –

6 0 0 M

b p s

FibeAir

10000

FibeAir

10000

Gi(abit /t!ernetPoint-to-Point 1

N x FE Port

Provisioning


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Israelapan

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Norwa-

Portu*alSlovakia

olo1bia

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Den1ark

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Spain

Sweden

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Ar*entina

Australia

Austria

Bel*iu1

Bra:ilanada

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Globally

Pro7en Scalable )i*+ apacit- >M(ps to 022 M(ps, !-6%-6 to OC-2!'M->, B N & 33


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