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APPLICATION NOTE<strong>How</strong> <strong>Tellabs</strong> <strong>Is</strong> <strong>Revolutionizing</strong> <strong>Local</strong> <strong>Area</strong> <strong>Networking</strong><strong>with</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>In</strong>-Wall ONTs <strong>with</strong> Ethernet ZonesA Revolution in <strong>Local</strong> <strong>Area</strong> <strong>Networking</strong> <strong>Is</strong> HereIT departments in enterprises across multiple industries, along<strong>with</strong> IT teams <strong>with</strong>in governments, have embraced Optical LANtechnology. They welcome the advantages fiber-based Optical LANoffers over copper-based active Ethernet LAN, including greaterspeed and capacity, lower costs, lower energy consumption and asmaller footprint.To further these benefits, <strong>Tellabs</strong> designed a next-generation ONTthat will revolutionize LANs worldwide. The <strong>Tellabs</strong>® 100 SeriesMini ONT, designed for installation inside walls and <strong>with</strong>in cubicleraceways, eliminates clutter now found on top of and underneathwork surfaces. By moving the ONT out of users’ sight and reach,<strong>Tellabs</strong> also eliminates inadvertent disconnections and potentialdamage from beverage spills, along <strong>with</strong> increasing networksecurity. <strong>In</strong> addition, the <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 Mini ONT provides a clean,sleek aesthetic look to any office.The <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 Mini ONT, like first-generation ONTs, providesstandards-based Gigabit Ethernet ports, including Power overEthernet, and integrates high-speed data, voice and video <strong>with</strong>ina single fiber infrastructure. It provides the same wall-outletconnectivity <strong>with</strong> which active Ethernet users are familiar, andadds simplified and streamlined installation procedures, therebyreducing both CapEx and OpEx costs compared to other OpticalLANs or active Ethernet LANs. Costs associated <strong>with</strong> mounting andterminating components <strong>with</strong>in the work environment are reducedor eliminated.<strong>In</strong>-Wall and Cubicle ApplicationsThe initial release of the <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 Mini ONT includes an in-wallmodel and a model which fits into cubicle raceways. The <strong>Tellabs</strong>120W in-wall version has a very compact form factor <strong>with</strong> a built-infaceplate similar to a typical light switch, which enables the ONTto function as the actual outlet. <strong>In</strong>stallers simply insert the ONT intothe walling using standard mounting hardware. The <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120Ccubicle version of the 120 Mini ONT fits into a cubicle racewayrunning the length of the cubicle wall segment. Whether locatedbeneath a cubicle wall flip-up lid, under the desk or mounted ina raceway, the <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 Mini ONT fits wherever connectivity isneeded. <strong>Tellabs</strong> designed its form factor for easy deployment intostandard modular furniture systems.Both versions of the <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 Mini ONT feature two Ethernetports and use the same deployment methodology as traditionalEthernet LANs. <strong>In</strong> other words, the wall or in-cubicle outlet providesthe same form of connectivity <strong>with</strong> which active Ethernet LAN usersare familiar. <strong>In</strong> addition, just as <strong>with</strong> active Ethernet, installers placethe terminating points of the equipment inside the wall and run<strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 Mini ONTs have revolutionized local area networkingBEFORE<strong>Tellabs</strong> ® 120 Mini ONTAFTER<strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 Mini ONTs deploy under the desk, eliminating the clutterproduced by other ONTsthe cabling back to the communications closet, and from there, tothe data center. The only difference in deployment methodologybetween the two solutions is that active Ethernet uses coppercabling, while Optical LANs benefit from the power, space, andcapital savings <strong>with</strong> a passive fiber infrastructure.<strong>In</strong> addition to maintaining the look and feel of familiar traditionalEthernet LAN connectivity, termination of the <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 MiniONT at a wall outlet also simplifies network evolution. As 10G-PONemerges, organizations can upgrade their Optical LANs simply byupgrading the terminal electronics. Unlike traditional Ethernet LANswhere the cabling infrastructure must be replaced each time theEthernet switches increase link speed, Optical LANs will not requirefiber infrastructure upgrades or any work environment changes.See tellabs.com for more information about <strong>Tellabs</strong> Solutions
3 HOW TELLABS IS REVOLUTIONIZING LOCAL AREA NETWORKING WITH NEW IN-WALL ONTS WITH ETHERNET ZONESinnovations in intelligent protected distribution system (PDS) andfiber optic intrusion detection system (FOID) technologies.Based on a 1-rack unit (RU) device that integrates in line <strong>with</strong> thefiber, the system monitors the optical fibers for intrusion detection.If the transmission fiber is displaced beyond programmed and selflearnedthreshold levels, the resulting change in the reflected waveform triggers a reported alarm to both the local PON managementand remote monitoring systems and can be set to shut down theoptical link upon intrusion detection. Because the <strong>Tellabs</strong> 120 MiniONT terminates inside the wall outlet or cubicle raceway, it is notexposed to human movement in the same way as a desktop ONT.This helps organizations monitor their fiber infrastructures aroundthe clock, in real time, <strong>with</strong>out false alarms.Extension ModulesThe <strong>Tellabs</strong> 100 Series Mini ONT supports extension modules thatprovide in-building WiFi, CATV, additional Gigabit Ethernet ports,telephone jacks, and ZigBee wireless connectivity. These interfacesextend the capability and scalability of <strong>Tellabs</strong>’ Optical LAN solutionsto meet the needs of a wide range of enterprise market applications.Showing the Way in Optical LAN Solutions<strong>Tellabs</strong> continues to work closely <strong>with</strong> its enterprise and federalgovernment customers to understand their LAN requirements anddevelop the first-to-market, cost-effective solutions they need.Among the industry-leading solutions first developed by <strong>Tellabs</strong> are:• First enterprise-specific optical line terminals (OLTs), featuringEthernet bridging and enterprise-grade security architecture• First Power over Ethernet Plus (PoE+) on both desktop andworkgroup terminal ONTs• First remote powering of ONTs from the communications closet,zone box and raised floor• First small-density OLT for lower-density enterprise deployments• First Joint <strong>In</strong>teroperability Test Command (JITC) certification of the<strong>Tellabs</strong> Optical LAN solution for deployment <strong>with</strong>in U.S. Departmentof Defense networks• First JTIC-tested type B PON protection• First assured services session <strong>In</strong>ternet Protocol (AS-SIP) for protectedvoice-over-<strong>In</strong>ternet Protocol (VoIP) deployments• First All-Secure PON, which offers the ultimate in Layer-1 security• First in-wall and in-cubicle ONTs• First optical distribution hub for Optical LANSummaryWhen enterprise organizations and government agencies are lookingfor Optical LAN Solutions that reduce CapEx/OpEx, deliver highbandwidth, provide high security and reliability and improve energyefficiency today and in the future, they look first to <strong>Tellabs</strong>.Next Step:Visit www.tellabs.com/solutions/opticallan to learn moreabout how <strong>Tellabs</strong> Optical LAN Solutions are solving enterprisenetwork challenges while significantly reducing CapEx andOpEx, power consumption,and space requirements. If youhave a question about <strong>Tellabs</strong> Optical LAN Solutions, pleaseemail ask@tellabs.com.North AmericaAsia PacificEurope, Middle East & AfricaLatin America & Caribbean<strong>Tellabs</strong>1415 West Diehl RoadNaperville, IL 60563U.S.A.+1 630 798 8800Fax: +1 630 798 2000<strong>Tellabs</strong>3 Anson Road#14–01 Springleaf TowerSingapore 079909Republic of Singapore+65 6215 6411Fax: +65 6215 6422<strong>Tellabs</strong>Abbey Place24–28 Easton StreetHigh Wycombe, BucksHP11 1NTUnited Kingdom+44 871 574 7000Fax: +44 871 574 7151<strong>Tellabs</strong>Rua James Joule No. 92EDIFÍCIO PLAZA ISão Paulo – SP04576-080Brasil+55 11 3572 6200Fax: +55 11 3572 6225The following trademarks and service marks are owned by <strong>Tellabs</strong> Operations, <strong>In</strong>c., or its affiliates in the United States and/or in other countries: TELLABS ® , TELLABS and T symbol ® , and T symbol ® . Statements herein may contain projections or otherforward-looking statements regarding future events, products, features, technology and resulting commercial or technological benefits and advantages. These statements are for discussion purposes only, are subject to change and are not to be construedas instructions, product specifications, guarantees or warranties. Actual results may differ materially. The information contained herein is not a commitment, promise or legal obligation to deliver any material, code, feature or functionality. It is intended tooutline <strong>Tellabs</strong>’ general product direction. The development, release and timing of any material, code, feature or functionality described herein remains at <strong>Tellabs</strong>’ sole discretion.© 2012 <strong>Tellabs</strong>. All rights reserved. 74.2532E Rev. A 9/12