MJTS Conference. David Billington, March 2011

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1 MJTS Conference David Billington, March 2011

2 Company Overview Our mission is to be the trusted partner for innovative Optical+Ethernet transport solutions that ADVANCE next-generation networks for data, storage, voice and video services. Founded 1994 Significant changes since 2006 $405M in 2010 ( 293M) 65% DWDM 25% Ethernet Access 10% Global Services Public company (FSE: ADV) 1,200 employees 300+ in North America Atlanta NA headquarters Optical R&D in ATL Over 400 engineers Diverse global customer base Enterprise, R&E, Carrier North American Business 29% of global 2010 revenue 80% DWDM 10% Ethernet Access 10% Professional Services Your solutions partner for Optical and Ethernet transport solutions 2

3 Service Excellence ADVA offers a comprehensive service portfolio, ensuring Best in Class performance throughout customers' network life-cycle Design Deployment Support Training Application Engineering Network Design Site Survey Fiber Characterization Commissioning Turn-up / Testing Remote Technical Support Spare Part Management Software Maintenance FSP 3000R7 FSP 3000RE I / II FSP 3000RR FSP 150 Documentation Engineer on Site FSP NMS Remote Install Support Repair & Return *All ADVA Products Professional Management Program Management Project Management Service Category Service Module ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved. Confidential.

4 The FSP Product Family and Solutions Core Backbone Customer Premise Access Metro FSP 3000 Fixed line (Copper, coax, fiber) FSP 3000 Broadband Backhaul FSP 3000 FSP 3000 Broadband Backhaul Small Office / Home Office Mobile Backhaul Wireless (2G, 3G, 4G/LTE/ WiMAX) Base Station FSP 150 FSP 3000 Metro Transport FSP 150 Copper, fiber, leased line FSP 150 FSP 3000 Data Center FSP 3000 Ubiquitous Ethernet Business Ethernet Data Center Connectivity Storage FSP management software suite FSP 150 FSP 150 FSP 3000 Unified network and service management Residential Business 4

5 FSP 3000 Product Highlights Lowest total cost of ownership Scalable multi-reach/multi-rate solution for carrier access/metro/ regional/long-haul and enterprise applications Flexibility Simplicity Lowest latency Lowest latency transport in the industry Power efficiency and rack space Technology Leadership Proven track record of our commitment to investment protection Technology partners Certifications Qualifications The scalable optical transport solution Support of all carrier and enterprise protocols and I/Fs: SDH/SONET, ODU/ OTU, ESCON, FICON,1/2/4/8/10G FC, GbE, 10GE, IB (SDR, DDR, QDR), 40G, 100G Sophisticated optical layer: ROADMs, EDFAs, RAMAN, DWDM 120 Supports IP/Optical integration: alien colored router IF support, GMPLS interworking, NMS integration Optical line monitoring (OLM, OTDR, OSA) Encryption 5

6 FSP 3000 Components Chassis and Optical Modules Infrastructure Dimension Environmental Chassis 19 ETSI and 23 ANSI/NEBS -36 to -72VDC or 120/230VAC Shelf options: 2 and 20 slots Power consumption: 200W (typ) Optics Fixed Configurable Filter 16ch CWDM or 120ch DWDM Group splitter modules Channel splitter modules Configurable VOA modules 50GHz DWDM grid 8-degree WSS ROADM module Colorless channel module Contentionless allocation Optics EDFA RAMAN Amplifier Variable gain control Single and double stage Booster and pre-amplification Ingress and egress monitoring 80 channel spectrum 50dB single span distance Integrated Raman/EDFA 6

7 FSP 3000 Components Transponder and Multiplexer Modules Transponder Key Features Interface Speeds Core modules G.709/GFP framing Digital performance monitoring 50GHz C-Band tunable optics Channel card protection Line speeds: 100G, 40G, 10G and 2G7 Services: OTH, SONET/SDH, Ethernet, FC Access modules Service transparency Optical performance monitoring Pluggable network interfaces Cost optimized Line speeds: 10G, 4G, 2G5 Services: OTH, SONET/SDH, Ethernet, FC Enterprise modules Application-specific Certified for storage applications Low-latency design Service transparency Line speeds: 10G, 2G5 Services: Ethernet, ESCON FC, InfiniBand 7

8 Solution and Application Space Overview Infrastructure Core Long haul transport Metro core transport Packet optical transport Infrastructure Access Wireline backhaul Wireless backhaul Ethernet access Enterprise SAN connectivity Corporate backbones Grid/Cloud computing 8

9 ROADM Benefit Typical Sonet/SDH network with ADMs and DCS WDM engineering rules and scalability can be quite complex, especially in a metro environment (rings, mesh, every node an OADM) SDH/Sonet networks much simpler to plan: Access to entire bandwidth at every ADM Simple engineering rules (single hop only) Easy addition of new network elements Optical layer reconfigurability addresses many, but not all of those issues: Single wavelength granularity Power budget and dispersion (but not OSNR) reset at every node Reduced module variety (compared to filters dedicated to part of the spectrum) Reconfigurable WDM network with eroadms and SCE-WSS ROADM simplifies engineering rules; WDM network scales more like an SDH/Sonet ring KEY ENABLER: CONTROL PLANE 9

10 ROADM Network Topologies Interconnected Rings 4+ Degree Interconnection Any wavelength to any ring Metro Access Interconnect 3 and 4+ Degree Interconnection Optical pass-through from access to metro/regional Metro Access Interconnect 3 and 4+ Degree Interconnection Multi-path optical routing option 10

11 ROADM OPEX Savings Simplification Savings Network Planning Reduced number of parts Typical ~10% savings in accurate network planning time NE Installation and Commissioning Service Provisioning Network Maintenance and Upgrade OPM allows optical diagnostics within minutes vs. hours. Network can detect impairments and dynamically adjust from headend vs. truck roll. Tunable lasers and colorless ROADM simplifies fibering Need only to visit end sites to install transponders with ROADM. FOADM required visiting all intermediate OADM site to patch through. Similar simplification as described in service provisioning. Depending on network size, diagnosis can take a several days (i.e., visiting 15 intermediate sites) or a single day for a PT-PT link. Up to 80% time savings in general rings Save truck rolls to intermediate site to patch fiber through OADM. Up to 1/2 day for each remote intermediate site. Up to 80% saving in circuit provisioning by reducing visits to intermediate sites. (10 node linear system.) Up to 80% saving in circuit provisioning by reducing visits to intermediate sites. (10 node linear system.) Nominal 10% savings in Network Planning 80% savings where truck-rolls are avoided 11

12 FSP 150 Ethernet Access System Carrier Ethernet Transport Cell Tower Backhaul High-Frequency Trading Gold/platinum business services Features Hardware-based Y.1731 service assurance (delay, jitter, loss) Line-rate RFC2544 traffic gen. Fan-less, redundant, I-Temp GigE, 10GE, and TDM uplinks FPGA architecture for dynamic remote hardware upgrades Robust QOS for any model MEF UNI/NNI compliance Circuit emulation over ring Benefits Eliminate truck rolls Accurate and scalable PM Carrier-grade multi-service delivery Vodaphone 12

13 FSP 150CM Aggregator Shelf Traffic Features 140Gbps bi-directional service bandwidth IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.1ad IEEE 802.1ah/Qay hardware ready MPLS-TP hardware ready The image cannot be displayed. Your computer may not have enough memory to open the image, or the image may have been corrupted. Restart your computer, and then open the file again. If the red x still appears, you may have to delete the image and then insert it again. Traffic Interfaces 100/1000 Mbps and 10Gbps line cards PWE Headend line card SONET/SDH line cards Service Features OAM functions: EFM, CFM (802.1ag) and PM (Y. 1731) Ethernet protection mechanisms: IEEE 802.3ad LAG w/ and w/o LACP, G.8031 & G/8032 MEF 6 & 10.1:E-Line, E-LAN & E-Tree Timing Features Synchronous Ethernet & SSM IEEE 1588v2 Transparent and Boundary Clock External Timing Interfaces 13

14 Carrier Ethernet service enablement Business customer LAN Ethernet/IP WAN Turn-up and test Low-touch provisioning + CLI / GUI / SNMP configuration Validate installation with RFC-2544 test and export acceptance report Performance Monitoring Service demarcation Service Assurance stats, e.g. loss, latency and jitter Threshold crossing alarms for all PM attributes Troubleshooting without truck rolls Loopback and throughput/latency test suite Dying Gasp alert and cable integrity check EMS/NMS/OSS integration Inventory, alarming, monthly SLA reports Primary Objectives Reduce truck rolls Accurate and scalable PM 14

15 Cell Tower Backhaul application Mobile Operators are transitioning from TDM to TDM-like Ethernet Strict SLA for delay (5ms), jitter (2ms) and loss (0.01%) I-temp, +24VDC, 1RU Sync distribution outside of USA 100 s of towers per metro, 1000 s per region, but still finite Scalable OAM options Cell site gateway UNI NTE Mobile Operator Access Provider Mobile Operator ADVA offers in-line and out-of-line reflector architectures IP ESA, Y.1731 DM/LM or SLM Integration with leading OSS s Ethernet Transport OAM reflector Aggregation E-NNI Widespread deployment with multiple carriers and operators MSC gateway 15

16 FSP Management Suite Network Layer Functions XML, CSV Service Layer FSP Service Manager Network Layer FSP Network Manager Network Craft Layer NCT NCT NCT NCT NCT SNMP Other NE 16

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