SI3000 Lumia - Innbox - World in A Box

More documents

Recommendations

Info

SI3000 Lumia Management The SI3000 Lumia introduces a new approach to managing complex network environments with the next-generation management system SI3000 MNS 2.0. The SI3000 MNS 2.0 eases network management with an effective Web 2.0 GUI and full compatibility with different product versions. The system enables the fast and easy deployment of new network elements and supports mass upgrades. Unified management enables network administrators to manage the complex networking parameters centrally in a very simple way by managing user- and service-centric profiles and focusing on fast and reliable service provisioning. The SI3000 MNS 2.0 can be run inside a virtual machine and enables operation in the cloud. Hierarchical integration into external OSS/BSS systems is provided via open north-bound interfaces. Start offering new services in the shortest possible time In small deployments the SI3000 Lumia can be managed using the embedded Element Manager GUI, via CLI or via third-party systems using SNMP, without the need for the SI3000 MNS 2.0. For larger networks the use of the SI3000 MNS 2.0 is recommended as it effectively lowers the OPEX. SI3000 Lumia Deployment Options Fiber-to-the-Home Suitable for: Incumbents, alternative operators, municipal networks, power utilities, green-field deployments When building a fiber-access network to every subscriber (residential and business), it is critical to select a long-term future-proof investment. A combination of P2P and GPON fiber last-mile technology is the ideal choice for the delivery of Gigabit speeds to different users at different geographies. Choosing the FTTH deployment: • Readiness for today’s and future ultra-highspeed internet access and video services like 3D HDTV, Quad HDTV, Ultra HDTV, etc. • Symmetrical bandwidth for highspeed business VPN connectivity, HD videoconferencing, cloud computing, usercontent sharing and collaboration • Unsurpassed reliability via fiber media and a reduced number of active locations nearly eliminates OPEX
FTTx Hybrid Access The deployment of FTTx-oriented access solution results in a quickly gained advantage over competitive wireline- and wireless-network operators. The FTTx access re-uses the existing copper infrastructure, optimizes the capital expenditure and speeds up the new service offering and return on investment. Suitable for: Incumbents, alternative operators Why FTTx: • Reduced demand for all-fiber connections results in lower CAPEX and a shorter ROI • Faster deployment of the high-bandwidth service offer • Less digging and in-house wiring interventions If it is there, why not use it? Past deployments and recently unveiled global plans of FTTxbased network access deployments prove that copper connections are going to represent a very significant share of end-user connections for the next couple of decades. FTTx boosts the unused potential of the copper access network and turns it into a highly capable and future-proof access solution for residents and business users. Intelligent Service Access (ISA) Deployment Building FTTx networks requires substantial capital investments. Today’s competitive environment prevents an increase of ARPU for ISPs, as existing business models favor application providers who utilize the internet infrastructure without reimbursing for infrastructure usage. By introducing intelligence to the access part of the network, operators (investors in FTTx) gain the possibility to increase the ARPU with added-value service package offerings for specific user groups (gamers, movie fans, specific businesses, etc.). ISA also offers operators the opportunity to charge application providers for the guaranteed quality delivery transport of payable services. Suitable for: Incumbents, alternative operators, green-field deployments • Lower investment in smart aggregation and L3 edge (BNG) by triple-A functions and policy enforcement inside the SI3000 Lumia access node • Better control, provisioning and QoS for upstream intensive application like HDTV video conferencing • Reduced risk by stopping attacks at the entrance of the network After building FTTx last mile access, bottlenecks move to another part of the network (IP-edge and aggregation), where the number of expensive aggregation and core elements (BNG/BRAS) has to be replaced or upgraded. In order to lower the investment, the SI3000 Lumia with the ISA and policy enforcement function offers the ability to authenticate, authorize, account/charge (triple-A function) and manipulate subscriber flows within the last mile. Benefits of using Intelligent Access: • Increase of ARPU by offering a differentiated added-value service offer for specific user groups • Increase of ARPU by charging for guaranteed QoS and delivery of payable services Business Services With support for the Intelligent Service Access (ISA) functions, the SI3000 Lumia serves as a universal service-delivery platform, providing business customers with Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF)- compliant carrier Ethernet services. • Standards-based E-Line and E-LAN Ethernet services Suitable for: Incumbents, alternative operators • MEF-9 and MEF-14 compliance • Profile-based management and assignment of services • End-to-end provisioning, monitoring and maintenance • Transparent auto-logon (TAL) for seamless authentication and activation of services • SLA enforcement with ingress and egress policing and shaping • FE/GE/VDSL2 subscriber ports
Page 1 and 2: Iskratel Access Plane 2012 SI3000 L
Page 3 and 4: Why Choose the Iskratel SI3000 Lumi
Page 5: The SI3000 Lumia is the optimal bui

SI3000 Lumia - Innbox - World in A Box

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?