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Alcatel 1662 SMC

STM-4/16 Compact Optical Multi-Ser vice Node

Compact 622M/2.5G Platform for Profitable Circuit and Packet Services in the Metro
Future-proof metropolitan networks must support todays access infrastructures at high bit rates, highly reliable and able to exibly adapt to evolving data trafc patterns. Service Providers require scalable optical metro platforms that can protably deliver new broadband data services, and at the same time keep supporting cash revenues on traditional voice and leased-line services. The high-resilient capacity of SDH technology together with the integration of dataaware functionality ATM and Metro Ethernet MPLS-based Packet Ring switching capabilities make Alcatel 1662 SMC a compact, cost-effective multi-technology equipment ideally targeting optical metro applications, in which size, infrastructure costs, reliability and differentiating new data services are to play the winning key role in Service Providers business.

Scalable in Line with Customer Demands


Alcatel 1662 SMC Optical Multi-Service Node is a scalable, space saving, next-generation multiservice building block for local and metropolitan networks, providing unmatched performances for its room occupation and transport mix capabilities. Alcatel 1662 SMC expands the Optical MultiService Nodes product family by introducing a compact solution for STM-4/16 applications with enhanced multi-trafc drop capabilities ideally suited for Metro Access and Edge network architectures. Alcatel 1662 SMC features all standard PDH and SDH interfaces from 2Mbps to 2.5 Gbps and offers Integrated Service Adapter (ISA) modules specically designed for ATM or Packet Ring switching and Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet rateadaptive transport through the optical network.

Alcatels Optical MultiService Nodes (OMSN) provide world-class next generation SDH functionality and capacity through aggregation of broadband multi-protocol trafc patterns. Designed for both metro and core applications, the OMSN product family offers telecom carriers and service providers the powerful solution to build intelligent optical networks and achieve the optimal balance between new competitive service offerings and traditional revenue-generating services. Alcatel 1662 SMC is the STM-4/16 Compact Optical Multi-Service Node addressing Metro Edge and Metro Access applications, such as:
> Next-Generation SDH

Metro Core/Backbone Metro Edge Metro Access Metro CPE


Fig. 1: How Alcatel 1662 SMC fits in the network

Terminal Multiplexer, Add Drop Multiplexer or mini Cross-Connect > Metropolitan Edge Rings > Multi-service data-centric Metro Edge/Core context

Alcatel 1662 SMC

Dense, Carrier-class, Data-oriented


The Alcatel 1662 SMC is based on 2 x STM-1/4 or 1xSTM-16 line interfaces, 32 x 32 or 64 x 64 full non-blocking HighOrder/Low-Order SDH matrix, clock reference and equipment control functions, all concentrated in a 1-slot wide compact ADM card, optionally 1+1 protected. The single shelf system provides up to 6 STM-16 interfaces for 2.5Gbps ring interconnection. Colored STM-16 interfaces can be used for direct interworking with DWDM system at lower cost. The equipments shelf is physically formed in 3 parts: a middle area where up to 8 I/O boards and 2 compact ADM cards are located and the left and right part hosting additional I/O access boards for maximum trafc density and exibility mix. The system may be congured for example as STM-16 ADM with a termination capacity of up to 504 x 2Mb drop or as STM-16 mini crossconnect with up to 32 x STM-1

tributaries, which may be used to link for example several optical access equipment (Alcatel 1642 Edge Multiplexer or Alcatel 1640 FOX) to large metropolitan networks. Multiple SNCP rings (e.g. up to 16 x STM-1 rings) may be terminated by the same node. The SDH cross-connect size provides full connectivity at all VC layers for any possible conguration. STM-1, STM-4, STM-16 interfaces are mounted on plug-in modules that allow exible combination of electrical and optical (any short or long-haul type) ports on the same unit. The 1662 SMC has a symmetrical architecture, allowing its application as Terminal Multiplexer, Add-Drop or mini Cross-Connect in spur, multiple rings or meshed topologies. All trafc ports (PDH, Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet or SDH) of the same type have the same functionality and behavior and there is no inherent split between tributaries and aggregates. This means that it is possible to cross-connect all trafc ports at all VCi levels.

Alcatel 1662 SMC is the ideal solution as multi-service transport node also thanks to its resiliency features. In terms of hardware, maximum reliability is achieved by 1+1 hot stand-by protection mechanism for all common parts and electrical tributary ports. Power supply protection is inherent as the DC/DC conversion function is distributed on each card. Concerning trafc protection, single-ended Linear Multiplex Section Protection (MSP) and Sub-Network Connection Protection (SNCP), with Drop & Continue function are provided for improved trafc availability. Alcatel 1662 SMC is able to manage multiple STM-1, STM4 or STM-16 SNCP rings and up to 2 x 2ber STM-16 MS-SPRings. Collapsed Single and Dual Node Interconnection are supported for costefcient closure and interconnection of multiple rings. Alcatel 1662 SMC powered by ISA plugins expands its capabilities to realize the intelligent multi-service transport platform for data-oriented applications Ethernet, ATM, etc. Alcatel OMSN 1662 SMC paves the way to build unique optical network infrastructures that support optimized transport and integrated networking functions for data applications Metro Ethernet, and UMTS transport Networks among the others. The Optical Multi-Service Nodes family consolidates the huge experience gathered by Alcatel in optical networks architectures through hundred thousands installations worldwide. That's also where true reliability comes from.

ISA-Eth ISA-GbE
Fig. 2: Alcatel 1662 SMC block diagram

Alcatel 1662 SMC

Multi-Service Metro Applications


Flexibility today means also ability to deal effectively with data trafc patterns. Alcatel 1662 SMC offers to operators the ability to deliver several different types of multi-protocol services for the best balance between new broadband data services and high margin traditional voice and leased line services. Alcatel 1662 SMC can be equipped with Integrated Service Adapter (ISA) plug-in modules that perform ATM, Packet Ring and Ethernet 10/100/1000 rate-adaptive transport and switching functions for Virtual Private LAN Services at variable bit rates.

The extensive varieties of ISA dataengines enable operators and service providers to cope with current and future broadband trafc needs over transport networks through multiple layers convergence in a single equipment. ISA plug-ins can be adapted into new or previously installed Alcatel 1662 SMC as an add-on where and when needed - that optimizes bandwidth management and reduces both transport infrastructure costs and time-to-market for the introduction of new data services in the network.

The trafc originated and terminated by customer interfaces may be processed by the ISA-ATM or ISA-Packet Ring switching modules for optimal aggregation and delivery of broadband data services, such as Digital Subscriber Loop (DSL), Local Multipoint Distribution Service (LMDS), UTRAN (UMTS Transmission Access Network), and Metro Ethernet point-to-multipoint services (Virtual Private Wire/Hub/ LAN Services).

Fig. 3: Multi-ser vice metro applications of the Alcatel 1662 SMC

Alcatel 1662 SMC

Metro Ethernet and Packet Ring


Data-aware features integrated into Optical Multi-Service Nodes family through ISA plug-in modules fully address todays carriers technical requirements and future service needs to provide telecom operators with stateof-the-art, future-proof optical provisioning platforms. In line with this vision, Alcatel 1662 SMC features ISA Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet native interfaces for the transport of highreliable frame-based data interconnections in point-to-point applications. In service Bandwidth on Demand is supported, to allow exible increments of optical bandwidth during network live operation. Moreover the ability to map Ethernet ows into multiple SDH resources (e.g. one Ethernet into 5 x VC-12s routed in diverse paths) boosts dramatically the survivability of the user data connection in case of network failures. Point to point connectivity does cover, however, only a portion of Metro Ethernet services. Operators require in fact their

network infrastructure to be able to manage and transport new Ethernetbased revenue-generating Value Added Services (VAS) at lowest cost per bit that implies Layer 2 intelligence entering the SDH network. ISA Packet Ring module is the solution to integrate Ethernet switching capability, multiple VLAN services and Layer 2 Virtual Private Networks (L2VPN) into the optical transport network following the smoothest and most costeffective path. ISA Packet Ring/Edge Aggregator plugin card of 1662SMC implements the natural evolution from point-to-point Ethernet Virtual Private Wire Services (VPWS) towards point-to-multipoint Ethernet Virtual Private LAN Services (VPLS). Its MPLS core engine ultimately ensures carrier-class Ethernet VAS with veriable QoS-based Service Level Agreements (SLA). ISA Packet Ring module introduces a fully managed packet switching functionality, which virtually embeds a shared MPLS-Ethernet switching data layer inside the optical SDH-based network resources. Main benets of

Alcatels ISA packet ring solution are: > Total exibility in terms of Layer2 data connectivity in the network (point-to-multipoint) > Service provisioning through VLANs, priorities and Ethernet bridging support > Interface and bandwidth aggregation for improved network efciency > Trafc management based on CoS (Class of Service) with real-time network-wide prioritization and protection of delay-sensitive data streams > Diversied and guaranteed QoS (Quality of Service) > Enforceable and veriable Service Level Agreement (SLA) per endcustomer trafc ow > Full interworking with MPLS-based backbones Alcatels OMSN ISA Packet Ring provides operators with a carrier-grade solution for optimized data delivering with incremental investments, as new competitive services are cost-effectively generated by exploiting the existing SDH infrastructure, thus avoiding to deploy a new unnecessary overlay network infrastructure and ultimately reducing both CAPEX and OPEX.

Fig. 4: Multi-ser vice concept with embedded Packet Ring and ATM switching functions

Alcatel 1662 SMC

Optimizing Network Infrastructure


Transmission networks are more and more dominated by data trafc. Alcatel 1662 SMC Optical Multi-Service Node offers integrated data-aware capabilities, which help improving bandwidth utilization and network dimensioning. Alcatel 1662 SMC acts as an ideal multi-protocol transport node that allows consolidation of different trafc patterns (TDM, ATM, IP, Ethernet, Packet Ring) onto shared SDH VCs, while performing trafc control functions such as shaping and policing, which are vital to avoid network congestion and to provide QoS. By grooming trafc coming from different data users into common SDH Virtual Containers as close to the trafc sources as possible network operators can optimize bandwidth utilization overcoming the rigidity inherent to the discrete bit rates offered by SDH, and therefore to delay investments for network upgrades.

Alcatel 1662 SMCs integrated ISA plugins allow reaching such goal without extra-costs for dedicated external equipment. Moreover, Alcatel 1662 SMC reveals its outstanding performance when used as building block in access/edge metro rings, where trafc coming from different clients can be consolidated into common SDH transport resources by means of cell- or packet-based statistical multiplexing. Network operators can then take the following benets: optimization in the bandwidth utilization for more revenue-generating services, minimization of the interconnection costs to external data equipment, and ultimately reduced investments for network upgrades. The possibility to easily upgrade Alcatel 1662 SMC with ISA plug-in data engines dramatically reduces the time-to-market for providing new data services on the existing infrastructure, helping customers to increment investments only where and when needs for new services arise.

Optimizing Operation
Alcatel 1662 SMC shares most of replaceable units (common parts and trafc cards) with the Optical MultiService Nodes (OMSN) family. This exibility allows carriers to minimize the impact of spare holding and personnel training for immediate benets in terms of investments reduction and lower network operation costs. Moreover, the absence of processors on most trafc boards makes reuse of available-in-stock cards and in-service upgrade operations a quick and easy job. All management information conguration, performance monitoring, alarms, security are available by means of Alcatel 1662 SMCs equipment control functions, through local Craft Terminal and through the Q- interface to the Alcatel 13xx Network Management System that offers the same look and feel management functions for all members of the OMSN family.

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Alcatel 1662 SMC

Technical Summary
Applications
> Terminal Multiplexer, Add Drop Multiplexer or mini Cross-Connect in protected or unprotected linear links, multiple rings or meshed networks > Multi-service Metro Access/Edge context > Stacked and Subtended rings > Single ber working

Network Protections
> > > > > > Linear MSP single-ended SNCP/I, SNCP/N SNCP Drop & Continue 2 x 2 ber MS-SPRing STM-16 Collapsed single-node ring interconnection Collapsed dual-node ring interconnection

Power
> Station battery: -48 to 60 V dc > Power consumption: 200 W (typical)

Mechanical Specications
> Sub-rack: 470W x 250D x 390H mm > Rack: 600W x 300D x 2200H mm

Monitoring
> Performance monitoring according to G.784, G.826, G.821 > POM (Path Overhead Monitoring) on 100%VCs > TCM (Tandem Connection Monitoring) > Ethernet performance counters

Environment
> Operating condition: ETS 300 019, class 3.2 > Storage condition: ETS 300 019, class 1.2 > Transportation condition: ETS 300 019, class 2.2 > ESD/EMC: ETS 300 386, "Telecommunications Center"

Interfaces
> Network interface: Compact ADM function with 2 x STM-1, 2 x STM-4 or 1x STM-16, all supporting EPS 1+1 > Customer interfaces (up to 8 slots available): 63 x 2Mbps (ISDN-PRA and re-timing function) 3 x 34/45Mbps switchable 4 x 140Mbps/STM-1 switchable 4 x STM-1 (electrical, S-1.1, L-1.1, L-1.2, L-1.2JE) 1 x STM-4 (S-4.1, L-4.1, L-4.2, L-4.2JE) 1 x STM-16 (I-16.1, S-16.1, L-16.1, L-16.2, L-16.2JE2/3) 1 x L-16.2 colored optics DWDM Integrated booster +10dB / +15dB / +17dB 11+14 x Ethernet 10/100 Base-TX (ISA-Eth plug-in) 4 + 4 x Gigabit Ethernet Base-SX/LX (ISA-GbE plug-in) 4 x Ethernet 10/100 or 1 x GE SX/LX on ISA-Packet Ring Edge Aggregator

Synchronization
> Internal oscillator 4.6 ppm > Holdover drift 0.37 ppm per day > External sources: STM-n/2Mbps ports, 1 external 2MHz/2Mbps output > Priority and Quality (SSM) synchronization algorithms

Operation
> CMISE craft terminal through RS232 at 38.4kb/s > Network management access through QB3 interface or Qecc G.784 > Local and remote SW download > Remote inventory > Housekeeping: 6 inputs + 2 outputs > Auxiliary channels: EOW, 2 x 64 Kbps G.703, 2 x RS-232, 2 x V.11, 1 x 2Mbps G.703

Data Engines (ISA)


> ISA-ATM: 600Mbps and 1.2 Gbps plug-in cell switch with STM-1 access on board; CBR, UBR, UBR+, VBR, GFR trafc contracts; pointto-multipoint from VC-12 up to VC4 payloads; policing and shaping; hard/soft PVCs connections (PNNI); equipment protection 1+1. > ISA-PR_EA (Packet Ring Edge Aggregator):1.6 Gbps plug-in switch with 4 x Ethernet 10/100 Base-TX interfaces or 1 x GE SX/LX on board; Eth/GFP and Eth/MPLS/POS ports VC-12 up to VC-4. MPLS label switch, VLAN-tag (QTAG) and MAC (802.3) forwarding criteria. Packet classication (VLAN 802.1Q, priority 802.1p, IP-DA, IP-TOS, MPLS+exp) and dual rate leaky bucket trafc policing/metering. Integrated L2/L3 forwarding function. Virtual Private Wire, Hub and LAN Services support. > ISA-Eth: Rate-adaptive Ethernet 10/100 transport. ITU-T G.7041 GFP mapping on N x VC-12, N x VC-3, VC-4 with in service BonD. > ISA-GbE: rate-adaptive Gigabit Ethernet transport (ITU-T G.7041 GFP mapping on 1..4 x VC-4).

Standards
> ITU-T/ETSI In compliance to latest ITU-T/ETSI standards for SDH equipment ITU-T G.7041 GFP/SDH I.113, I.150, I.311, I.321, I.326, I.356, I.357, I.361, I.363.5, I.371, I.432.1, I.432.2, I.610, I.630, I.731, I.732, Q.2110 B-ISDN SAAL, Q.2130 B-ISDN SAAL, Q.2140 B-ISDN SAAL, ETS 300 298-1, ETS 300 298-2, EN 301 163-1-1, EN 301 1632-1 > ATM Forum af-bici-0013.003, af-cs-0127.000, af-nm0020.000, af-nm-0020.001, af-nm-0095.001, af-phy-0046.000, af-phy0064.000, af-pnni-0055.000, af-pnni-0066.000, af-pnni-0081.000, af-tm0121.000, af-uni-0010.002 > IETF RFC 791 (IP), RFC 792 (ICMP), RFC 826 (ARP), SNMP v3, RFC 1583 (OSPF v2), RFC 1661 (PPP), BGP, MPLS Architecture, MPLS Label Stack Encoding, RSVP, RSVP-TE > IEEE IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3z, 802.1p, 802.1Q

Connectivity
> 32x32 (HO/LO) or 96x96 (HO) / 64x64 (LO) STM-1 equivalent full non-blocking SDH matrix in all congurations > Unidirectional, bi-directional, broadcast connections > Line and VC loopbacks > AU4-4c and AU4-16c concatenation management > Embedded ATM star, ring, meshed topologies > Embedded Ethernet/MPLS star, ring, meshed topologies

Equipment Protections
> > > > Matrix, Control and Synchronization EPS 1+1 63 x 2Mbps EPS N+1 (2 x max N=3) 3 x 34/45Mbps EPS N+1 (max N=7) 4 x STM-1e EPS N+1 (max N=7)

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