OS910-M Circuit Emulation Services A Pseudo-Wire Solution
. . . . . Enables migration of traditional services over packet networkCombines TDM legacy and packet services over unified tunnel Comply to latest industry CES standards to assure interoperability Full MEF NID/UNI functionality on all interfaces at wire-speed Dynamic bandwidth optimization with enhanced Hierarchical QoSReal-time voice TDM traffic assured with the highest QoS allocation Bandwidth reuse technique to fill the rate SLAsServices monitored to SLA via extensive OAM .
OS910-M Circuit Emulation Services A Pseudo-Wire Solution
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2. Enables migration of traditional services over packet network
Combines TDM legacy and packet services over unified tunnel
Comply to latest industry CES standards to assure interoperability
Full MEF NID/UNI functionality on all interfaces at wire-speed
Dynamic bandwidth optimization with enhanced Hierarchical QoS
Real-time voice TDM traffic assured with the highest QoS allocation
Bandwidth reuse technique to fill the rate SLAs
Services monitored to SLA via extensive OAM OS910-M: A Pseudowire – Solution Highlights
3. OS910-M - Supported CES Standards OS910-M supports TDM traffic via the following CES standards:
IETF RFC 4553 structure-Agnostic TDM over packet (SAToP)
IETF pwe3-CESoPSN structure-aware CES over packet switched network
MEF 8 CESoEth – PDH over Metro Ethernet networks (Layer 2 )
Fully supported CESoMPLS tunneling and traffic engineering
IEEE1588 (HW ready) – Clock synchronization protocol for Ethernet networks
Framed & unframed G.703 & G.704 compliance
Jitter/wander G.823 & G824 compliance
4. CES Packet Format and Standards The all standards are intentionally similar
5. CES Technology Supported in OS9 Models Supported Chassis:
CES Line cards:
4 x E1/T1 CES ports
Internal high-precision clock
Single & Multiple clock domains
Any physical port can get the clock from a different session
Any physical port can be configured with primary/secondary clock for protection
Single E1/T1 CES port
7. OptiSwitch OS9024M-210Gx Model for CES
8. EM9-CES-4E1/T1c & EM9K-CES-4E1/T1c EM9K-CES-4E1/T1c card for OS9024M-210G platform
Future EM9-CES-STM1*
1-port OC-3/STM-1 - 1:1 protected
Circuit Emulation Service aggregation module
9. OS910-M - TDM Clock Synchronization modes The Circuit Emulation Service enables convergence and transport of TDM circuits (E1/T1) over packet-switched networks. To do so, it must feature a mechanism capable of maintaining and keeping the TDM clock synchronized between peers of a pseudowire, in order to maintain E1/T1 circuit clock continuity across the packet network, and to meet the standards of ITU G.823 and G.824.
Supported CES timing modes
Adaptive
Differential
Line
Loopback
Internal
* High-precision clock CES modules (EM9-CES-4E1/T1c) enable synchronous timing capability for wireless backhaul applications Supported CES timing modes
Adaptive
Differential
Line
Loopback
Internal
* High-precision clock CES modules (EM9-CES-4E1/T1c) enable synchronous timing capability for wireless backhaul applications
10. High-precision clock CES modules High-precision clock CES modules (EM9-CES-4E1/T1c) enable synchronous timing capability for wireless backhaul applications
The on-board internal precision clock used as a transmit clock to the TDM gear
A fallback external clock can be used for high protection
External primary and internal fallback can be configured
11. CES services can be delivered over:
Ring, star and mesh topologies
S-VLAN provider bridged, PWE3 VC and H-VPLS transport
QoS enabled packet network to deliver real-time CES requirements
Circuit Emulation Services – Topology & Transport Latency Jitter Loss
A = 30 ms = 10 ms = 1x10-6
B = 50 ms = 12 ms = 1x10-4
C = 100 ms = 10 ms = 1x10-4 Latency Jitter Loss
A = 30 ms = 10 ms = 1x10-6
B = 50 ms = 12 ms = 1x10-4
C = 100 ms = 10 ms = 1x10-4
12. CES and Ethernet over MPLS Supported CESoMPLS tunneling and traffic engineering
Bi-directional connection based on transport LSP
CIR rates for CES traffic and E-LSP
Signaling and provisioning based on standard protocols
LDP, CR-LDP, RSVP-TE, OSPF-TE
MPLS OAM - LSP ping and traceroute
Service OAM - IEEE802.1ag CFM & ITU-T Y.1731 PM
Continuity Check Protocol – pro-active/periodic
Loopback Protocol – on-demand
Linktrace Protocol – on-demand
Performance measurement - pro-active/periodic
13. Potential Markets & Applications Wireless Backhaul
Cellular TDM over Packet Switched Networks & fiber infrastructure
Metro Ethernet Networks
Offering voice TDM E1/T1 over fiber infrastructure to PSTN
Utilities
Offering traditional E1/T1 leased lines & TDM over fiber infrastructure
14. Cellular Backhaul Application Cell-Site backhaul – Market size - $2.4B (Infonetics Research 2007)
3G base station deployed in dense configurations
More bandwidth required for voice & data
OS910-M CES technology reduce OPEX and leased lines costs
16. Connectivity of an E1/T1 trunks and PBXs over Metro Network
Offering voice TDM E1/T1 over fiber infrastructure to PSTN
Preserves native TDM functionality, signaling and clocking
Structured & unstructured G.703 & G.704 compliance Voice PBX over Metro Ethernet Application
17. Offering traditional E1/T1 leased lines & TDM over fiber infrastructure
Enables private line service to legacy SDH/SONET network
Preserves native TDM functionality, signaling and clocking
Structured & unstructured G.703 & G.704 compliance Utility – Leased lines & data Application
18. Structured emulation mode – CESoPSN / CESoETH
DS1 Robbed Bit Signaling or E1 CAS supported
Multiple lower-rate (n x 64kbps) transparent services are multiplexed
Virtual concatenation: DS0s (or E1s/T1s timeslots) to different destinations
Bandwidth allocation to low-rate CES sessions can be at >100kbps Multipoint-2-Point CES fractional Multiplexed Service Nx64 Service is intended to emulate a point-to-point Fractional DS1 or E1 circuit.
The service is typically accessed via either 1.544 Mbit/s DSX-1 [T1.102] interfaces or a 2.048 Mbit/s E1 [G.703] interfaces Nx64 Service is intended to emulate a point-to-point Fractional DS1 or E1 circuit.
The service is typically accessed via either 1.544 Mbit/s DSX-1 [T1.102] interfaces or a 2.048 Mbit/s E1 [G.703] interfaces
19. Configuration Examples
20. Clock Configuration -------------------------------------------------------------------------
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)# show clock
Parameter : Slot-2 Slot-3
----------------------------- : ------ ------
Clock mode : LINE_1 RECOVERY
Input External : NONE NONE
Input Reference : OWN_OCXO OWN_OCXO
Output : NONE NONE
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)#
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21. CES Session Configuration -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)# show session detail s02
Item : Value
------------------------------: ---------
Session mode : Enable
Header type : CESoETH
Local ECID : 34
Target ECID : 34
Target MAC : 00:12:72:00:5e:54
Layer 2 support mode : VLAN
Payload length (frames) : 8
Jitter maximum level (ms) : 5
VLAN enable : Disable
MPLS enable : Disable
RTP enable : Disable
Transport emulation type : Unstructured
Session bandwidth (in Kbps) : 2256
Payload suppression : Disable
Port : 1
Time Slots : 1-32
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22. CES Session Configuration Statistics ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Time Slots : 1-32
STATUS/STATISTICS
Item : Status/Value
-----------------------------------: ---------
Clocking mode : LINE1
Eth to TDM direction : UP
TDM to Eth direction : UP
Current jitter buffer delay (ms) : 4492
Jitter maximum level (ms) : 4996
Jitter minimum level (ms) : 3996
Valid Eth packets per sec : 100
Handled Eth packets : 229302
Late Eth packets : 0
Lost Eth packets : 0
Packets per seconds : 1000
Underrun Eth packets : 406
Overrun Eth packets : 0
Malformed packets counter : 0
Duplicate Eth packets : 0
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)#
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23. TDM Ports Configuration -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)# sh tdm-ports config
Clocking_mode : LINE_1
LIU line format: E1
Modified Running_config : Port1 Port2 Port3 Port4
----------------------------- : ----- ----- ----- -----
Port state : Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled
LIU framer type : DS26524 DS26524 DS26524 DS26524
LIU line code : HDB3 HDB3 HDB3 HDB3
LIU line build out : 120NORM 120NORM 120NORM 120NORM
LIU monitor gain : NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL
LIU Rx equalizer gain limit : Short Short Short Short
LIU jitter attenuation : Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
LIU loopback : Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Framed mode : Unframed Unframed Unframed Framed
Frame format : - - - PCM31
Channel bandwidth : - - - Fram_64K
TDM signaling type : - - - CCC
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)#
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24. TDM Ports Status -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)# show tdm-ports status
Status : Port1 Port2 Port3 Port4
---------------: ----- ----- ----- -----
Port status : ACTIVE ACTIVE ACTIVE ACTIVE
Link : UP DOWN DOWN DOWN
LIU loopback : DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE
NoAlarm : no alarm - - -
RcvFarEndLOF : - - - -
XmtFarEndLOF : - - - -
RcvAIS : - - - -
XmtAIS : - ais (tx) ais (tx) -
LossOfFrame : - - - -
LossOfSignal : - los los los
LoopbackState : - - - -
T16AIS : - - - -
RcvFarEndLOMF : - - - -
XmtFarEndLOMF : - - - -
Others : - - - -
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)#
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25. TDM Ports Configuration ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OS9024M-210GX(config-tdm2)# sh tdm-ports
Clocking_mode : LINE_1
LIU line format: E1
Configuration
Modified Running_config : Port1 Port2 Port3 Port4
----------------------------- : ----- ----- ----- -----
Port state : Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled
LIU framer type : DS26524 DS26524 DS26524 DS26524
LIU line code : HDB3 HDB3 HDB3 HDB3
LIU line build out : 120NORM 120NORM 120NORM 120NORM
LIU monitor gain : NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL
LIU Rx equalizer gain limit : Short Short Short Short
LIU jitter attenuation : Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
LIU loopback : Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Framed mode : Unframed Unframed Unframed Framed
Frame format : - - - PCM31
Channel bandwidth : - - - Fram_64K
TDM signaling type : - - - CCC
Status
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26. TDM Ports Configuration (cont’) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Status : Port1 Port2 Port3 Port4
---------------: ----- ----- ----- -----
Port status : ACTIVE ACTIVE ACTIVE ACTIVE
Link : UP DOWN DOWN DOWN
LIU loopback : DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE
NoAlarm : no alarm - - -
RcvFarEndLOF : - - - -
XmtFarEndLOF : - - - -
RcvAIS : - - - -
XmtAIS : - ais (tx) ais (tx) -
LossOfFrame : - - - -
LossOfSignal : - los los los
LoopbackState : - - - -
T16AIS : - - - -
RcvFarEndLOMF : - - - -
XmtFarEndLOMF : - - - -
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28. Network proven, OS910 architecture & Master-OS feature-set
Industry leading feature set for Metro Ethernet
Used by multiple customers in Metro segment
Class leading traffic management
Hierarchical QoS
Per flow traffic CIR/EIR conforming with MEF 14 (certified)
CoS-aware rate limit for bandwidth reuse profiles
Metro Ethernet UNI services
E-LAN, E-Line and EPL
MEF 9 UNI certified
Highly reslient 50ms protection
SLA provisioning and enforcement
Modular Carrier-class design
Dual redundant hot-swap power supplies
Fan redundancy N+1
Temperture controled automated Front-to-back cooling
High MTBF (220,000hr Telcordia/Bellcore SR-332)
Monitoring of fans, power and temperature for SNMP alarms
OS910-M Key Features
29. OS910-M - Circuit Emulation Services Circuit Emulation over Ethernet/IP/MPLS networks
P2P and point-to-multipoint topologies over wired & wireless
Preserves native TDM functionality, signaling and clocking
Connectivity of an E1/T1 trunks and PBXs
Complies with IETF PWE3, CESoPSN/SAToP & CESoETH (MEF3/8)
Framed & unframed G.703 & G.704 compliance
Virtual concatenation: DS0s (or E1s/T1s timeslots) to different destinations
Jitter/wander compliance G.823 & G824
Precise Clock synchronization – timing recovery over PSN
30. CES Line Card Specifications Summary