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Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan

Multiservice Access Node (MSAN)Rel 3.x

Training Presentation

June 2007


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2 | Presentation Title | Month 2007 All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 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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ALU Top Positions in Access market

Alcatel-Lucent Leadership in MSA

- + 40 Million eq. POTS & 2.5 M DSL footprint (*)

- 37.7 % market share worldwide

- 110 ETSI Customers

Alcatel-Lucent37.7%

Huawei15.8%

Tellabs14.7%

Ericsson8.7%

Siemens3.5%

UTStarcom3.1%

Other7.1%

Zhone4.2%

Calix5.2%

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

(*) = ETSI only

Alcatel Leadership in BB Access

- 126 Million DSL lines shipped

- +120 ISAM Customer wins

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Competition - global position (2006)

2006 MSAN market share in ETSI (source The Windsor OaksGroup LL)

Ericsson35,40%

ALU26,80%

Huawei14,90%

Siemens14,60%

Other8,40%

Alcatel-Lucent29,46 %

Huawei29,34%

Ericsson17,81%

Siemens7,62%

Other15,77 %

ALU62,90%

Zhone14%

Huawei11,50%

Other12%

Huawei53,4ALU22,2 %

UTStarcom10,7 %

Other13,6 %

TOTAL ETSI

APAC

CALA EMEA

EMEA #2 -> #1 (*)

ETSI #1

CALA #1

APAC #2

(*) Ericsson-Marconi (EDA & AccessHub) mostly deployed as DSLAM (90%+ DSLports )

Source:

Add bl k


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Middle East

S Am big countries

E Europe (EU)

HK, Korea

RoAfrica

RoCALA, RoCIS

SE Asia, South Africa

Russia, Ukraine

China, India,

Mexico

Digital PSTN Life Cycle

Addressable Market

PSTN segments ISAM - Litespan Positioning

Segment C: Triple Play focus (ISAM focused, LSE exceptions)

Modern high quality PSTN, profit (churn, FMS*)

Focus on new services and multi-play bundles

Taiwan, N Amrica

W Europe

Japan

Saturation

Growth

Decline

Teledensity

(*) FMS: Fixed to Mobile Substitution

Introduction

Segment D: CLECS (Case by Case depending on Applications)

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)


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Two distinct evolution paths for different market segments

Requiring two ways to multiservice access

Voice-driven deployments

BB triple play driven deployments

PSTN Growth

Gradual move of voice

to NGN/IMS

Create broadband

footprint

Gradual PSTN

Transformation towards NGN

Network and Service

Convergence

Initial BB Penetration

Adoption of

triple play BB Services

IPTV rol l out

IP-MSAN Node

IP-DSLAM

NG-DLC/MSAN


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Alcatel-Lucent Portfolio addressing New Voice deployments

ETSI

Areas with Copper

ISAM Voice Package wherever is possible

1540 Litespan

1540 Litespan tactically positioned if ISAM feature gap

Areas with Fiber

Voice-Driven

Markets (V5)1540 Litespan

Competing in V5 commodity market with the lowest cost platform

NGN IP

Transformation(BB < 25%)

Triple Play IP

Transformation

(BB > 25%)


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1 Tackle PSTN growth andBB rollout in one investment

Distributed access network to cover HSIAand voice legacy requirements

Minimum Investment, OPEX cutting

Based on cutting edge TDM/IP/Ethernettechnologies

2

Allows Mass-Market evolution ofPSTN to NGN / IMS

Capitalization of previous install baseinvestments

Support of a smooth migration of PSTN toNGN / IMS

3Inside the Triple-Play Alcatel-Lucent leading industry innovation Alcatel-Lucent ISAM technology inside

Litespan

Available now for over 70 existing

Litespan customers

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Rel 3

Main Messaging


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New Flexible Form Factor (3F) Equipment Practice (ANETO

project)

The Highest line density shelf in the market (3840 lines ETSI rack)

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

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

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Multiservice Access Node (MSAN)

Key differentiators of Release 3


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Ten Business Benefits (1)

Lower investment and operational cost

1. Universal slot, timely configuration as services

require

2. Minimum footprint, highly compact, lower real-estate costs, fewer network elements

3. Standard interfaces integrated in best-of-breed

network solutions

4. Wide range of topologies, high connectivity foreasier network planning

5. Integrated network management with other

Alcatel-Lucent NMSs or third-party systems


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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, morerevenues 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


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Accelerate your Network Evolution with Litespan

PSTN Growth and

Modernization

Provide

Mulitservice

Migration

To NGN

Triple-Play

Delivery

Evolution to VoIP

Class 5 (H.248,SIP)

Capitalization ofpreviousinvestments

Provide Voice

and DSL from thesame nodes

Retain profitablevoice and datacustomers

Old Switching

Replacement TDM legacy

services support

Increase capacityin areas where

copper loops areexhausted,feeder relief

Residential Triple

Play: Voice, HSIand Video

High Quality ofService

Multicast

20 Mb/s sport


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IP

ATM

Multiservice Access

IP

SoftSwitch

Modernize your accessnetwork just by adding

a board

H.248

Higher Order

LEX

V5.2

PSTN

Legacy POTS/ISDN

1540 LitespanMultiserviceAccess Node

PSTN

TGW

TDM SwitchingEnd of Life

POTS

xDSL

(HSIA)

POTS

1540 LitespanMultiservice

Media Gateway

Ethernet

Voice over IP Server Card

POTS

xDSL

(Multimedia services)

Today Today and TomorrowDrivers

InvestmentCapitalisation

Streamline OPEXvia NGN Adoption

New Revenuesfrom NGN ValueAdded Services

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


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Subscriber-specific functionsQoS, security, accounting,

authentication, multicast, etc.

Per-service, per-node functionsLayer 2 termination, Layer 3 domain w/NSR,

security, resilient VPLS support, multicast routing,

H-QoS per service, QoS per content

100% triple playService-aware

broadband access

1540

Litespan

TVViewers

HBO

Non-stop servicesNon-stop routingScalable optics

7750 SR7450 ESS

ScalableResilient

Optics

Secure

Resilient

VPLS

Integrated into the Alcatel-Lucent End-to-End Triple Play Solution


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1540 Litespan

A Multiservice Design

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Rel. 3

New Flexible Form Factor Shelf


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Up to 960 lines per shelf

TDM and Ethernet p-t-p buses inside

Front Cabling

NO Connector Area / Front Cabling in cards

LIOC

PEIC

N

SEC-NEHC

N

SEC-NEHC

VISC-LI

M

VISC-LI

M

LI

M

LI

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LI

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LI

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LI

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LI

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ADM-NIOC-LIM

GEBC-LIM

GEBC-LIM

LI

M

LI

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LI

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LI

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LI

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LI

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LI

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LI

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ADM-NIOC-LIM

Ethermet links

HCL

TDM bus

Up to 20 LIMs

New 1540 Litespan MLS 3F

New Triple F (Flexible Form Factor) Multi-service Line Shelf

Al t l L t 1540 Lit MSAN


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Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN

Constant Enhancement of Product Capacity

2002 2003 20062007

2,250

2,430

2,556

Maximum POTS capacityper indoor rack

3,840

MLS-3F

Indoor up

to 4 MLS

MLS-3F

MLS-3F

MLS-3F

Outdoor

2 MLS

MLS-3F

Mass-Market Multiservice

1920 POTS 3840 POTS

960 ADSL 1920 ADSL

POTS & ADSL capacity (up to)

Release 3.x Housing

Splitter-less

432 ADSL 864 ADSL Splittered

M M k t NGN d l t


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Mass Market NGN deployments

New Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Release 3

MLS

lee21

Indoor upto 4 MLS

MLS-le

MLS

lee21

MLS

lee21

Outdoor2 MLS

MLS-le

Voice-intensive Applications

MLS-hbe

Indoorup to

4 MLS (NB)12MLS (BB)

MLS-hb

MLS-hbe

MLS

lee21

Indoor

up to4 MLS

MLS-hb

MLS

lee21

MLS-hbe

MLS-hb

Outdoor2 MLS

Multiservice Applications

MLS-3F

Indoor upto 4 MLS

MLS-3F

MLS-3F

MLS-3F

Outdoor2 MLS

MLS-3F

Mass-Market Multiservice

1212 POTS 2556 POTS 1152 POTS 2528 POTS 2432 POTS 1920 POTS 3840 POTS

432 ADSL 912 ADSL192 ADSL 432 ADSL 864 ADSLPOTS capacity (up to)

POTS & ADSL capacity (up to) POTS & ADSL capacity (up to)

Release 2.x Housing Release 3.x Housing

Alcatel Lucent 1540 Litespan


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Backpanelconnections

Externalconnections

Plug orconnector

ADSL1/2/2+ SHDSL

POTS ISDN BA ISDN PRA Digital LL SHDSL

ADSL2+ VDSL2 (future)

Local 100 BaseT

PDH

VoIPGatewayServers

ATM Bus155Mb/s

TDM Bus51Mb/s

Server Bus51Mb/s

STM-1/DS3/E3/4xE1IMA UNI

Optical 16xE1

, SHDSL 8xE1 34 Mb/s

Local E1 (16x)

SDH

622 Mb/s

STM-1/4

10/100/1000 BaseFx Optical FX, GE

EthernetBroadband

LIMs

GE p2plinks

ADM, SDH

Transmission

ATMBroadband

LIMs

PDH

Transport

Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

NarrowbandLIM

ATM

Controller

EthernetController

Narrowband

Controller


Multiple Bus Architecture in Hx series Shelves

Alcatel Lucent 1540 Litespan


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Backpanelconnections

Externalconnections

Plug orconnector

POTS ISDN BA ISDN PRA Digital LL SHDSL

ADSL2+ VDSL2 (future)

Local 100 BaseT VoIPGatewayServers

TDM Bus51Mb/s

Server Bus51Mb/s

STM-1/E3/4xE1IMA UNI

Local E1 (16x)

SDH

622 Mb/s

STM-1/4/16

10/100/1000 BaseFx Optical FX, GE

EthernetBroadband

LIMs

GE p2plinks

ADM, SDH

Transmission

Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

NarrowbandLIM

ATMBridge

EthernetController

Narrowband

Controller


Multiple Bus Architecture in Flexible Form Factor (3F) Shelves

One Node For All Service


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One Node For All Service

3F MLSs boards

Commercial, 300-3,400 Hz

ISDN commercial

3-Play non-blocking

48 POTS

16 ISDN

24 ADSL1/2/2+

STM-1/4

STM-1/E3/E1

16xE1

LL card(Futurerelease)

NT

Integrated ADM(Future Release)

SHDSLcard

(FutureRelease)

EFL3x

ATL3x

VoIPServer

EthernetController

Ethernet (FE)

ATMBridge

Ethernet (FE/GE)

NarrowbandController

Embedded LineTesting

BAL3x

10/100/1000 BaseT

Optical GE (SX, LX, EX,)

Uplinkinterfaces

Services Terminals


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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


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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


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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

IGMP snooping (version 3)

DHCP relay option 82

Traffic prioritization in VLAN (802.1 p/q)

Spanning Tree (RSTP)

Port aggregation and VLAN stacking

RIP & OSPF

GigEthernet Broadband Controller (GEB3A variant for 3F shelf)

GEBC

GEBC

GEBC

Uplink2xGE electrical

Subtending

GE Star

Cascading Options


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ATM connectivity in 3F MLS

ATM Bridge card

Subsystem for interfacing to ATM uplinks

IP to ATM conversion

Different Up-links physical interfaces

STM-1

8x E1-IMA

2 x E3

GEB3A/B

GEB3A/B

IP2ATM

STM1

2xE3

8xE1

ATM Bridge card


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Class 5 Replacement Voice Processing Functions

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

Multiple tone detection andgeneration

DTMF and pulsed digit detection

Digit map processing

End-to-end tonedetection/generation/notification

(RFC 2833) Line event management

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

Support for other supplementaryservices (CW, CH, CF, etc.)

Voice codecs:

ITU-T G.711 (64 Kb/s)

ITU-T G.729A (8 Kb/s)

ITU-T G.723.1 (6,3 and 5,3 Kb/s)

Echo cancellation

ITU-T G.165

ITU-T G.168

Voice activity detection (VAD)

Comfort noise generation (CNG)

Packet loss concealment (PLC)


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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


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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.


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xDSL

POTS/ISDN

Leased lines

Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan Upgrade to Triple-Play

Invest now in revenue-generatingservices while preparing for theservices of tomorrow.

1540 Litespan

Giga-Ethernet

Ethernet L2/L3

Ethernet / IP Network

GEBCEthernet L2/L3 Controller

ISPHSI

Video

HSI

Video

EFLCADSL2+ 24 ports

Splitters on board

LAN users


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Auxiliary boards for 3F MLS

LIOC

Shared slot with PEIC card

Craft Terminal interface for Narrowbandcontroller

LAN interface for Qecc transport

Auxiliary alarms and Top Rack Unit

Synchronism functionality

PEIC Powering unit

PDH transport interfaces (16xE1)

Shared slot with LIOC card

3F MLS single shelf for all purposes


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Multi-service configuration (main or extension)

Voice in NGN (main shelf) Voice in NGN (extension shelf)

Optional SDH integrated transport


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Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN

New VoIP functionality in Rel 3

1540 Litespan Integrated in the IMS architecture


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p g

H.248H.248

AGCFAGCF

MediaServer

MRCF

S-CSCFS-CSCF

SIP

P-CSCF, SBC, PDF, ...P-CSCF, SBC, PDF, ...

PES_ASPES_ASPSS_ASPSS_ASCore IMS domainCore IMS domain

AS - Open ServicesJava platform, 3rd party

SIPDiameter

CentralizedCentralized

DatabasesDatabasesHSS

I-CSCF/BGCFI-CSCF/BGCF

PSTN/PLMNnetwork

PSTN/PLMN

Interworking

MGCFMGCF

SS7SS7TrunkingGateway

Trunking

Gateway

S-GatewayS-Gateway

IMS

Peering

Other IMSDomain

MTGCFMTGCF

P2P

Gateway

P2P

Gateway

Support SystemsSupport SystemsBilling Mediation, FaultCorrelation, Operations,

Maintenance,

1540 Litespan as H. 248 and SIP1540 Litespan as H. 248 and SIP

EndpointsEndpoints

ISDN PRA in VoIP


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IPBackbone

POTS

Softswitch

PSTN

ISDN PRA

H.248

IPBackbone

POTS

Softswitch

H.248 + SIGTRAN (IUA, SCTP)

Before Now

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

Signaling

TrunkGW

POTSISDNNT

POTSISDNNT

RTP (POTS,ISDN BA, PRA)

2MbNTPBX

2MbNTPBX

RTP (POTS,ISDN BA)

V5 H bbi t H 248 ith VISC f POTS d ISDN (*)


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Litespan AGW Hub

Other V5 DLC

V5 HubbingEngine

V5.2

V5.2

V5.2

V5.2

TDMInterface

V5.2

E1/STM-1

H.248GE MegacoEngine

EthernetInterface

ServiceRouter

Media

GatewayController

PSTNNetwork

IP

Network

LocalExchange Hubbing

CDE. Studied case by case

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

V5 Hubbing to H.248 with VISC for POTS and ISDN (*)

K diff ti t f 1540 Lit MSAN 3 0


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Key differentiators of 1540 Litespan MSAN 3.0

UA5000 Surpass 5630 AXH 2530

Ericsson

AN-8000

UTStarcom

Litespan

ALU

Rack

Capacity 1984 3672 2400 2688 3840

SIP

Signalling

No evidence on

availability

Planned

ISDN PRA

V5 Hubbing

to IP
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Management System (LMS)

New features in Rel 3

Alcatel Lucent 1353 LMS Applications


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Alcatel-Lucent 1353 LMS Applications

Customers Operational Support System (OSS)Customers 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, NEdirectory :

TLI GW/CLI - BB Services

1353LMS High Availability solution

Switchover process


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Switchover process

1355DN

1353DN 1353DN

To the NEsReference IP address

ACTIVE

STANDBY

USM

Fault

= active link

= removed link

ACTIVEFAULT

Standby OS pings IP

reference and active OActive OS pingsIP reference

1353LMS High Availability solution

Data Replication mechanism


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Data Replication mechanism

DATA REPLICATION

DATA REPLICATION

DATA REPLICATION

Oracle MIB

Files

alarms database...

Files

DNM Maps,alarms database

PM data, ...

1355DN

1353DN

ACTIVE

incremental and

asynchronous data alignmentand

Copy of Flat FilesAll persistent data

have a remote

replica. Data

Replication

produces data

alignment fromactive to stand-by.

This applies also to

the reverse

direction after a

switchover.

Initially (when

replication is

started), a full

realignment isperformed

between active

and stand-by

Files

Oracle MIB

MySQL MIBDNM Maps,

alarms databasePM data, ...

1355DN

1353DN

STAND BY

Between two geographical sites, for replication of 3 pairs of companion servers/NMSs, one

2 MBit/s communication link is required

MySQL MIB

DATA REPLICATION


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