Multiband MAX. Multimedia Access Videoconferencing Backup/Overflow. Networking Solutions for High Bandwidth Network Requirements

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1 Increasing network demands requires a bandwidth controller that goes the distance. The offers a scalable platform with future growth in mind. Multimedia Access Videoconferencing Backup/Overflow The family of bandwidth-ondemand controllers provides high-speed access for multimedia applications and offers the scalability needed to meet future networking application requirements. These controllers support dial-up bandwidth-on-demand at speeds ranging from 56 Kbps to 8 Mbps over Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), T1, FT1, E1, and G.703 lines. Each of the models ( 3000, 6000, and 6000 with Mega Software) supports a dynamic mix of dial-up services and inverse multiplexing protocols, including Lucent Inverse Multiplexing (LIM) and bandwidth-on-demand interoperability group (BONDING). Through the Lucent patented dynamic bandwidth allocation, the automatically adjusts line usage as needed and reduces the cost of monthly network services. All of the models are ideally suited for network applications such as videoconferencing, multimedia, telemedicine, distance learning, disaster recovery, private network backup, and network overflow. By adding the remote networking upgrade, a network manager can turn the into a full-featured WAN access switch capable of supporting dial-up users. The is certified for use in more than 30 countries and gives companies a global connectivity solution that also acts as a platform for future network growth. Networking Solutions for High Bandwidth Network Requirements Scalable design provides a migration path to more advanced functionality Enterprises can handle incremental growth by adding ports and access modules, which provide an easy and economical upgrade path. Users determine the functionality they require, select the proper modules, and configure their systems to meet demand for voice, video, or data. Upgrade from two-port to six-port Lucent inverse multiplexing (LIM) access modules 56 Kbps, 64 Kbps, ISDN PRI 56 Kbps, 64 Kbps, switched 384, H0, switched 1536 (H11), switched 2048 (H12), and ISDN multirate DAX (Limited switching on 6000 only) PRI/T1, FT1, E1 (G.703) up to 8 Mbps BRI connections to network and terminal equipment Drop-and-insert capabilities (T1 version only) PRI-to-T1 conversion Port-to-port local switching Remote access upgrade POTS FXS capability

2 Central Site to Remote Locations POTS Capability 10/100 Ethernet Fax with Video BRI/T1/ PRI/E1 Digital Dial-Up Services BRI T1/PRI BRI PRI-T1 Conversion 6000 BRI/T1/PRI/E1 RPMs RPMs (2) T1/PRI/E1 BRI Drop and Insert or PRI to T Conversion Bandwidth-on-demand maximizes performance and decreases costs Dial-up connections are automatically established and terminated transparently during ongoing connections through dynamic bandwidth allocation. Charges apply only for the time the higher bandwidth is used. 56 Kbps to 4 Mbps selectable bandwidth per connection Bandwidth is controlled manually, automatically, or by time-of-day profiles Supports the LIM (Lucent Inverse Multiplexing) protocol for superior performance. Does not work BONDING (bandwidth-on-demand interoperability group) protocol Dynamic bandwidth allocation reconfigures bandwidth transparently during ongoing connections Extensive management capabilities ensure maximum network utilization Enterprises can manage all functions of their through their choice of interface. An Ethernet interface supports management access using Telnet. In-band management allows users to control their systems from a central site. Telnet/SNMP via Ethernet Dial-in from a multiplexer to create in-band management through the Use serial DB9 (RS232) interface for local management via VT-100 terminal Flash memory for easy software download Efficient channel routing facilitates variable network topology The can act as a hub for directing network channels to multiple end ports. For instance, by using a basic rate interface (BRI) module inside the, switched calls can be transferred between a desktop computer and the public network. BRI access to the network BRI access to the desktop PRI-to-T1 conversion Support for PRI multirate Kbps B-channels for ISDN Typical Small Office POTS Access Fax Fax Phone Loop Start Trunks T1/E1/PRI Phone Phone KEY SYSTEM Modem 6000 or Carrier Service

3 to the Desktop/Room System Videoconferencing Central Site Remote Site Room System Video Kbps Video 384 Kbps 6000 T1/PRI Carrier Services T1/PRI 3000 ISDN signaling supports ISDN connections straight to the desktop for digital services dial-in traffic that utilizes multimedia applications requiring voice, video, and data. Ensures compatibility with a broad range of data terminal equipment (DTE) manufacturers By supporting multiple dialing protocols, the LIM two-port and six-port slot cards provides with exceptional flexibility when companies are setting up their videoconferencing applications. RS-366 for push-button dialing from videoconferencing systems or host front-ends V.25 bis for high-speed dialing from LAN bridges, routers, and videoconferencing systems Control-lead dialing for establishing and clearing calls in response to standard control signals X.21 dialing for international applications Operates with the world s major services for global connectivity products are certified in more than 30 countries and provide global connectivity with switched services from multiple vendors. AT&T ACCUNET 1 services AT&T switched digital international MCI VPDS 56/64 Kbps Sprint VPN 56/64 Kbps Local exchange carrier 56/64 Kbps International PTT 64 Kbps Multimedia Applications Videoconferencing and multimedia users can leverage the existing switched network by utilizing bandwidth-ondemand technology and the LIM to support videoconferences between two or more sites. Bandwidth sessions range from 56 Kbps to 8 Mbps. Dynamic bandwidth allocation permits adding or removing lines during ongoing sessions, so reduce costs by users paying only for bandwidth used. supports conference scheduling software developed by third parties. Backup and overflow The controller automatically detects inadequate bandwidth and adds channels by transparently aggregating more bandwidth, averting problems that can affect system performance. Extra channels are removed when overflow pressures subside. This function operates independently or can be controlled by DTE using control-lead dialing or V.25bis dialing. Disaster recovery capabilities are handled in the same manner, immediately dialing up substitute bandwidth when a line fails. The extra bandwidth is removed when leased lines are restored. Backup and Overflow Video Video Digital Dial-up Services Router Dedicated Data Line Router The controller automatically detects inadequate line bandwidth and adds lines by transparently aggregating more channels, averting problems that can affect system performance. Extra lines are removed when overflow pressures subside. If the dedicated link drops, the dials additional circuits to keep the application connected. 1ACCUNET is a trademark of AT&T Corp.

4 Distance learning and telemedicine By setting up a point-to-point connection, medical professionals can perform real-time consultation and analysis. A doctor in one city can operate on a patient while a consultant in a different city can view and discuss the procedure concurrently. Likewise, colleges can conduct point-to-multipoint learning by sharing a classroom session with students located on other campuses. Students at any location can view the presentation and have a direct dialogue with the instructor. DAX feature and Drop-and-Insert DAX allows cross-connection between any switched DSO on any T1 line of the This expands the current drop-and-insert function to a flexible tandem routing function between public and private switched networks. Excess capacity on a public switch T1 line can now be fully utilized for access between dedicated and switched circuts for voice services. Using this feature, a single T1 access connection carries both voice and data, providing significant savings over separate access lines. s LAN/UTP Port LAN/UTP Status Lights TX LNK DPLX COL 100BT LAN UTP RX WAN 1 WAN 2 WAN 3 WAN 4 WAN 5 WAN 6 CONTROL SERIAL T1 Lines Control Port Unused Ports V.35 Serial WAN Power 6000 with Mega Software* Console 2-port LIM Module 10/100Base-T Connection to LAN MCIA Slot for FLASH Custom Slot for DRAM V.35 Serial WAN Alarm Relay T1/E1/PRI to WAN or PBX * Mega Software is an option that is added to a 6000 (MBX-6KT1-4). This software allows a 6000 to aggregate up to four (4) T1/E1/PRI circuits for MPEG II and high speed file transfer applications.

5 Remote Networking Upgrade The platform can be upgraded to a full-featured WAN access switch capable of supporting remote access, telecommuting, and Internet access. Through a simple software upgrade and the addition of network modules, companies can support as many as 120 analog and/or digital dial-up users. The upgrade allows the to establish seamless connections to backbone network services over a variety of interfaces such as Ethernet, frame relay over V.35, and T1/PRI and BRI. It also offers robust support for multiprotocol routing and bridging (RIP2 and OSPF, TCP/IP and IPX, PPP). Lucent digital modem technology provides a scalable solution for adding callers to a company s remote network. Dial-up sessions are automatically added and dropped for transparent client-server computing across the network, and Lucent s patented dynamic bandwidth allocation (MP, MP+) aggregates lines and lowers network service fees. All and products support comprehensive security for ironclad remote networking, including an integrated firewall and the industry s most full-featured userauthentication systems, including RADIUS, Password Authentication Protocol (PAP), Challenge Authentication Protocol (CHAP), TACACs, TACACS+, and token card security). For more information on remote networking capabilities, see the family datasheets or visit our Web site with Feature Mega Software T1/PRI/EI with integrated CSU (S/T) Network 22 Up to 32 Up to 32 (U) Network 22 Up to 32 Up to 32 T (Desktop) 16 Up to 32 Up to 32 Expansion slot Two- and six-port IMUX up to 12 up to 24 up to 24 Drop and Insert (T1) Remote Access Upgrade (via software and hardware) Yes Yes Yes Hybrid access Optional Optional Optional Ethernet (10/100 Base-T) High-speed serial Digital modem capacity Concurrent digital sessions (E1) 120 (E1) Capacities shown above are maximum. Depending on application(s) your configuration may vary.

6 Hardware Specifications Dimensions 1.75 in 17 in 17 in (4.5 cm 44.2 cm 43.2 cm) for 3.5 in 17 in 12 in (7.6 cm 43.2 cm 30.5 cm) for 6000 Weight 17 lbs (7.7 kg) for 15 lbs (6.8 kg) for 6000 LAN Interface Ethernet 10Base-T via RJ-45 jack, Ethernet AUI via DB-15 connector WAN Interfaces 2 T1/PRI line plus T1 drop and insert with integrated CSU for 3000, V.35 Serial WAN 4 T1/EI with integrated CSUs V.35 Serial WAN port for 6000 Software Upgrade Via built-in flash DIMM, remote downloadable Power Requirements 80 Watts, Hz, VAC, 270 BTU/hour for 400 Watts, Hz, VAC, 1,360 BTU/hour for 6000 Operating Requirements Temperature: F (0 40 C) Altitude: 0 14,800 feet (0 4,500 meters) Relative Humidity: 5 90% (noncondensing) Safety Certifications CSA 950, NTRL/UL 1950, TUV EN EM/RF FCC Part 68, FCC Part 15, E55022, EN EMI/RF FCC Part 68, FCC Part 15, E55022, EN Key Features Videoconferencing Operating System True Access Operating System Multimedia/Inverse Multiplexing BONDING local port-to-port switching, 56 or 64 Kbps adaption LIM, multiplexing, ISDN multirate, DAX, drop-and-insert, and Mega WAN Protocols D4 framing (T1/E1), G703/732 framing (R1), ISDN signaing, ITU-T R2 on E1 WITH RAS UPGRADE: Optional Features: Routed LAN Protocols TCP/IP via RIP, RIP2, OSPF, AppleTalk, and IPX (with Intragy access solution) Bridged LAN Protocols All (with Intragy) Modem Support V.90, K56flex, V.FC, V.32, V.23, V.22A/B, V.21, Bell 212A and 103, MNP 2-4, MNP 10-EC, V.42bis. MNP 5 data compression, fax modem dial-out to 14.4 Kbps Bandwidth Management MultiLink PPP (MP), Multilink Protocol Plus (MP+), bandwidth allocation control protocol (BACP), TCP header compression, data compression (Lucent/Microsoft/STAC V9), ARA (with Intragy) PPP, SLIP, C-SLIP, Async PPP, Sync PPP, X.25 over B-channel, V.110, V.120, FR PVC, PPP-FR gateway, FR NNI Security SecureConnect firewall, RADIUS, NavisRadius (extended RADIUS), TACACS, TACACS+, PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP, token card, calling line ID (CLID), packet filtering, SNMP, console management (VT-100), PPP callback, user authentication Virtual Private Networking Lucent Tunneling Management Protocol (LTMP), Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), Layer-2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) Remote Networking Transparent bridging, multiprotocol routing (adds routing support software for IPX and AppleTalk), multiprotocol access (Async IPX with local spoofing, AppleTalk Remote Access 1.0 & 2.0), Intragy, and IntragyAccess To learn more, contact your Lucent Technologies representative, authorized reseller, or sales agent. Or, visit our Web site. Specifications subject to change without notice Lucent Technologies, Inc. Printed in the U.S.A. 12/ a