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Technológiai újdonságok a kábelezésben ipatch: az intelligens rendező GigaSPEED X10D: kábelezési rendszer a 10GBase-T -hez Mócsi László Levente strukturált kábelezési rendszermérnök Certified SYSTIMAX Engineer KFKI-LNX zrt. mocsi.laszlo@lnx.hu

Patch Cord Management The Spaghetti Challenge And where does this one go? Photo: New York Times Magazine article about Amazon.com

Intelligent Infrastructure Management Yesterday s Drivers Need for accurate documentation Productivity improvements Centralized control Guided patching Fault management Alerts for patch connections/disconnections Novelty value Cabling...with lights!

ipatch Új kábelrendezési rendszer, a hatékonyság növelése érdekében. Intelligens, nem elektronikus! Garanciák: a kábelezés adatátviteli tulajdonságaiban azonos!!!

Hardware Rézkábeles panelek

Hardware Optikai panelek

Hardware Rack Manager Plus

Software System Manager

Patch Sensing Technology Choices Port-Sensing Circuit-Sensing using using Standard Cords Modified Cords Detects any copper or fiber cord Detection Detects single-ended of copper or connections fiber cords with Always extra wire knows ports in use Instantaneous response on plug insertion Contact Sensor Protruding Pin LED 8 LED Trace Button Label 10-Pin Jack Micro-Switch 10-Pin Plug Cannot Detect Standard Unmodified Cords Standard Cords are Invisible Modified Cord Standard Cord Modified Cord Sensing that makes sense = Intelligence you can trust

Global Infrastructure Management Within the building, across a campus, across the country/world Ethernet Building 2 Ethernet Building 2 ipatch System Manager ipatch System Manager Building 1 Building 1 Communications, SNMP, Web, Event Notification

Beyond Cord-by-Cord Patch Mgmt Service Provisioning Approach Select the jack/device/port and service required, let the intelligent system do the rest If a port in the selected path is used before the work order is completed, the system reconfigures patching to another available port and/or issues alert

Event Notification Notification alerts for events of interest Work order notifications Profile configurations Per user, location, ports, events, time of day Action configurations email, sound, external application

Electronic Work Orders Fully electronic work orders including visual and audible guidance for accuracy and speed Technician follows LEDs on ports and instructions on LCD screen

The ipatch System Excellence One-Button Tracing Provides simple and accurate verification of patch cord connections Cuts the time to trace a patch cord Eliminates the errors that occur when changes are made to the network based on inaccurate records Reduces the possibility of inadvertently disconnecting a service for the wrong user

The ipatch System Excellence One Button Access to the Connectivity Map Lets the technician quickly determine the location of the jack connected to a port and the service being provided to a particular port or jack

The ipatch System Excellence One Button Access to the Connectivity Map Lets the administrator easily verify connections in the network

The ipatch System Excellence Electronic Work Orders Lets the administrator electronically schedule changes and quickly dispatch a technician to implement them

The ipatch System Excellence Advance Guidance System Provides extensive visual and audible guidance when making changes Reduces the time to complete a work order by guiding the technician Improves the accuracy of the technician when completing work orders Reduces the potential for error

The ipatch System Excellence Multiple Notification Capabilities System Manager Events SNMP Traps Even When Away from the Office Pop-up Message

The ipatch System Excellence SM Integration with NMS System Manager can send alerts to NMS systems for user-specified data links when Unplanned patches occur that affect a designated link Future changes to a designated link are scheduled in System Manager Scheduled work affecting a designated link is completed

The ipatch System Excellence Integration of Managed Network Devices Communication with Network Devices via SNMP Auto-configuration of Equipment in Database Scheduled or trap-triggered Device Discovery Enabling/Disabling of switch ports can be scheduled with work orders and job completion Event Notification for designated ports/devices

Device Discovery with SNMP cross-connect or interconnect

The ipatch System Excellence Import CAD Generated Floor Plan Drawings Allows user to place and manage objects directly from the floor plan Floor plan feature is accessible from System Manager and from NMS

The ipatch System Excellence Ease of Installation Low profile ipatch components do not interfere with cabling of patch panels Panel bus eliminates need for custom cables to connect panels to the Rack Manager Racks are connected together using standard patch cords No external equipment required to configure components at installation

The ipatch System Excellence Standards-Compliant Open Architecture Works with any standard copper or fibre patch cords Customers do not have to stock proprietary patch cords The ipatch System is the only intelligent patching system that is intelligent enough to detect any standard plug insertion

Example Event Handling Open Web Browser Trigger Incident Management Application Others Custom Application (Event Handler) Pop-Up Email/Text

The ipatch System Experience Case Studies: 1. Remote Branch Management 2. Convention Centre 3. Government Offices 4. Wireless Service Provider

The ipatch System Experience Case 1: Remote Branch Management

The ipatch System Experience Case 1: Remote Branch Management Problem: Small remote location with 300 outlets does not justify a full time technician Frequent re-arrangement of data and voice services Accuracy of Moves, Adds and Changes (MACs) is vital disconnecting a wrong service is not tolerable Cost of MAC errors is high

The ipatch System Experience Case 2: Convention Centre

The ipatch System Experience Case 2: Convention Centre Problem: Extensive connectivity rearrangements on a weekly basis Lack of accurate documentation for billing No room for errors limited time to install and even less time to troubleshoot Installation and troubleshooting during weekend high cost of errors

The ipatch System Experience Case 3: Government Offices

The ipatch System Experience Case 3: Government Offices Problem: Multiple organisations located in the same building Each organisation controls its own services Security concerns multiple technicians having unchecked access to everyone s patching fields Provide security for the fibre backbone cables Paper based documentation methods

The ipatch System Experience Case 4: Wireless Service Provider

The ipatch System Experience Case 4: Wireless Service Provider Problem: Hundreds of small remote sites across the country cannot justify dedicated support personnel at each site Security is paramount any patching activity needs to be monitored Unscheduled service interruptions lead to revenue loss cost of downtime is high Need accurate documentation for disaster recovery

GigaSPEED X10D Extending Bandwidth Boundaries

10 Gb/s on Twisted Pair The Challenges - Electronics Lower the 10 Gb/s cost compared to fiber for widespread adoption of 10 Gigabit Ethernet target is data centers, server farms, longer term: horizontal Use standards-based cabling media initially hoped to re-use Cat 5e/Class D, but judged not feasible now targeting at least 55 to 100 m over existing Cat 6/Class E Develop reliable electronics for 10 Gb/s will require sophisticated DSP for NEXT, ELFEXT, Echo cancellation, state-of-the art silicon, high speed & high precision A/D, multilevel coding (PAM12) Complete standardization work by 2006 ambitious IEEE 802.3an Task Force target

Rézkábeles minőségi kategóriák Category 7 / Class F augmented Category 6 Category 6 / Class E Category 5 / Class D Category 4 Category 3 / Class C 100K 1M 16M 20M 100M 250M Frequency (Hz) 500M 600M

GigaSPEED X10D Channel Performance Freq (MHz) Guaranteed Channel Performance Specifications for 4-Connection GigaSPEED X10D Systems Insertion Loss (db) PS ANEXT (db) Pr-Pr NEXT (db) ACR (db) PS NEXT (db) PS ACR (db) Pr-Pr ELFEXT (db) PS ELFEXT (db) Return Loss (db) Delay (ns) 1.0 2.0 75.0 71.0 68.9 69.5 67.4 69.3 68.3 22.0 580 40 4.0 3.8 74.0 69.0 65.0 68.0 64.0 57.2 56.2 22.0 562 40 8.0 5.4 71.0 64.2 58.5 63.1 57.5 51.2 50.2 22.0 557 40 10.0 6.1 70.0 62.6 56.3 61.5 55.2 49.3 48.3 22.0 555 40 16.0 7.7 68.0 59.2 51.3 58.1 50.2 45.2 44.2 21.0 553 40 20.0 8.6 67.0 57.6 48.7 56.5 47.6 43.2 42.2 20.5 552 40 25.0 9.6 66.0 56.0 46.1 54.8 44.9 41.3 40.3 20.0 551 40 31.3 10.8 65.1 54.4 43.3 53.2 42.1 39.4 38.4 19.5 550 40 62.5 15.4 62.0 49.4 33.4 48.1 32.2 33.3 32.3 17.0 549 40 100.0 19.7 60.0 45.9 25.6 44.6 24.2 29.3 28.3 17.0 548 40 200.0 28.5 55.5 40.8 11.4 39.4 10.0 23.2 22.2 12.0 547 40 250.0 32.1 54.0 39.1 6.0 37.7 4.5 21.3 20.3 11.0 546 40 300.0 36.5 52.8 32.7-3.8 31.3-5.3 19.7 18.7 8.0 546 40 400.0 42.7 51.0 30.6-12.2 29.1-13.7 17.2 16.2 8.0 546 40 500.0 48.3 49.5 28.9-19.4 27.3-21.0 15.3 14.3 8.0 546 40 Delay Skew (ns)

Cat-6 Channel Electrical Specifications 0 10 20 30 A tten RL PSNEXT PSFEXT A NEXT DSP cancellers Per Pair 1 echo 3 NEXT 3 FEXT db 40 50 60 ANEXT cannot be cancelled (must tolerate noise hits) 70 80 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 Frequency (MHz) Values beyond 250 MHz are extrapolated per TSB155; ANEXT values per TSB155 (+2.5 db for average vs peak)

Shannon Capacity and DSP Claude Shannon is considered the father of information theory Published A Mathematical Theory of Communication in 1948 while at Bell Labs His work stimulated the technology that led to today s Information Age Shannon Limit (or Shannon Capacity ): C = W*log 2 (1+S/N) C = Channel Capacity (bits per second) W = Channel Bandwidth (hertz) S/N = Signal to Noise Ratio Digital Signal Processing is widely used today to improve signal to noise ratio and approach theoretical Shannon limit

Cat-6 Electrical Specifications (including DSP cancellation) A tten Total Res idual Nois e 0 10 20 One way to achieve higher capacity is to cut channel length to lower attenuation (e.g. 55 m) db 30 40 4-pr Shannon Capacity 10.6 Gbps 50 60 70 80 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 Freque ncy (M Hz) Values beyond 250 MHz are extrapolated per TSB155; ANEXT values per TSB155 (+2.5 db for average vs peak)

IEEE Model-1 (Cat-6A) Electrical Specs (including DSP cancellation) A tten A NEXT Total Res idual Nois e 0 10 20 Stretching to 100 meters requires cabling with slightly better attenuation & drastically improved ANEXT 30 db 40 50 4-pr Shannon Capacity 18 Gbps!!! 60 70 80 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 Fre que ncy (M Hz) All values per ISO SC25 WG3 New Work Item Proposal (ANEXT +2.5 db for average vs peak)

10Gb/s on Twisted Pair The Challenges - Cabling Alien Crosstalk Alien Crosstalk is the undesired coupling of energy from adjacent channels 10GBASE-T includes Power Sum Alien Crosstalk requirements Alien Crosstalk occurs in cables and connectors, cannot be cancelled by electronics

Top-Down Systems Approach Visualize Design Specify vs the Alternative Approach Pick Parts Force Together Settle

Enabled by Scientific Tools Modal Decomposition Modeling Connector Field Pattern Modeling Cable Twist Accuracy Technology Unique tools for system and component optimization

GigaSPEED X10D Cables Achieving Revolutionary AXTLK in UTP AXTLK affects cable cores in close proximity

GigaSPEED X10D Cables Achieving Revolutionary AXTLK in UTP core separation improves AXTLK dramatically

GigaSPEED X10D Cables Achieving Revolutionary AXTLK in UTP Revolutionary jacket technology in 91 series cables achieves breakthrough AXTLK performance

The GigaSPEED X10D Channel supports pre-bundling, worst-case installation Designed to meet PSANEXT requirements for off-site pre-bundling and/or worst-case installation conditions All PSANEXT measurements performed in channel configuratioms with cable in 6-around-1 continuous bundled arrangement and high density 8-port UMP module Considered the worst case configuration for alien crosstalk also representative of energizing all cables in a large bundle Super-tight twists minimize handling degradation 10G Performance

GigaSPEED X10D Channel

GigaSPEED X10D Cable: Evolutionary design; Revolutionary performance Traditional round UTP cable design with bisector tape CTAT based breakthroughs for improved alien NEXT and extended frequency performance Innovative manufacturing and materials processes Maintains excellent internal crosstalk performance

The GigaSPEED X10D MGS500: Evolutionary design; Revolutionary performance Introducing the new MGS500 connector Evolution of M-Series design craft friendly installation, follows MGS400 installation techniques termination puck now also available distinctive aqua colored inner pin guide CFPM-based breakthroughs deliver: revolutionary high-frequency performance to meet extrapolated channel limits revolutionary Alien Crosstalk performance minimizes coupling between adjacent connections and channels

The GigaSPEED X10D Cords: Evolutionary design; Revolutionary performance Introducing the new GS10E cords Evolutionary design Innovative finned jacket technology for superior PSANEXT and Insertion Loss flexible, round, smooth and easy to administer solid conductor cordage built in anti-snag feature Distinctive aqua color inner housing CFPM-based breakthroughs deliver: Revolutionary high-frequency internal performance Improvements in inner plug sled for superior consistency ANEXT performance designed to minimize crosstalk coupling between adjacent connections and channels

The New SYSTIMAX UMP: The Universal Module Panel for GigaSPEED X10D Craft friendly MGS installation Front and rear access Integrated cord and cable management 3 x Individual Universal Modules in 1U 8-port bezels for GS X10D -24 ports in 1U 12-port bezels also available for PS and XL - 36 ports in 1U Multimedia support PowerSum, GigaSPEED XL, Optical Connector Modules, InstaPatch Module, coax, RCA, S-Video

GigaSPEED X10D Channel Demo Alien cross talk channel tests Look for demo video Demo white paper PERFECT Commercially Available CAT 6 Product FAILED Commercially Available Product Claiming 10G Performance FAILED GigaSPEED X10D Channel