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Broadband Services Access Platform The New Edge of Network Access Advanced Switching Communications

Market Situation The explosion of the Internet and customer demand for bandwidth is revolutionizing service provider network architectures. The existing public network infrastructure carries data and voice traffic from customer premise to switching center over separate, dedicated circuits. Even where these circuits share the same physical connection, data and voice are separated onto distinct channels and switch connections. This separation hinders innovation in integrated services. Further, when individual voice and data applications don t use their bandwidth, line capacity is wasted. With growing data traffic, the waste is more pronounced, costing service providers and their customers millions of dollars annually. That s the legacy of a network designed for voice. Service providers need a better way to get in the game. A-1000 The solution a new edge of network access that converges voice, data, and video traffic and supports integrated services far below traditional costs. How? A next generation platform designed to extend broadband service delivery A-1240 capabilities as close to the customer as possible, in switching centers, central offices, and multi-tenant buildings. has built a product line from the ground up, focused A-2000 squarely on providing broadband access with these features: Space efficient and cost effective Able to support voice, video and data services Adaptable to both legacy and emerging technologies Remotely manageable and configurable Scaleable to a wide range of customer densities Unlike traditional vendors scaled-down versions of Big Iron equipment, s broadband services access platforms have the right capabilities to give service providers a new edge. A-4000 Broadband Services Access Platform Benefits Optimize Bandwidth. s groundbreaking MultiStream TM technology offers maximum flexibility at the new edge to provide just the right access bandwidth for voice, video and data traffic from fractional T1/E1 to NxT1/E1 levels. MultiStream software lets service providers add incremental bandwidth capacity and select connection protocols port by port easily and remotely with no interruption in service. Provide flexible services. With MultiStream, service providers can offer affordable broadband Internet access and private line replacement services over universally available facilities, as well as integrated voice, video and data services. Customers needing more bandwidth than a T1/E1 don t have to make the costly step to T3/E3 or use expensive, proprietary solutions. s MultiStream gives customers a smooth migration path from fractional T1/E1 to high speed broadband services. Offer Range of Protocols. MultiStream includes the first standards-based, fully interoperable implementation of multilink frame relay (MFR) as well as inverse multiplexing over ATM (IMA). MFR provides a standard way of bundling multiple frame relay physical connections together into a single, higher-speed logical connection. Since MultiStream supports and interworks ATM and frame relay, customers can flexibly migrate to higher broadband speeds using the service they prefer. Each platform with T1 connections can also support multiple NxT1/E1 bundles. Both MFR and IMA can be simultaneously supported on the same equipment. Pay as You Grow. As service providers enter a market, initial customer density is low and grows over time. This can mean underutilized equipment that consumes expensive co-location space and egress trunks. The approach scales the point of presence (PoP) from initial to full deployment. Not only does offer compact and affordable entry-level systems, MultiStream NxT1/E1 technology ensures that PoP-to-PoP connections are rightsized from both a cost and traffic capacity perspective. can then grow to support thousands of users, offering industry-leading density and value at every scale. Expand Your Reach. The expense and effort of co-location in central offices and multi-tenant facilities can be daunting. entrylevel products are complete carrier class, NEBS compliant systems in a compact one rack-unit high enclosure. They are ideal for opening Micro PoPs in multi-tenant buildings or for tier 2-4 city central offices. Adapt to the Future Service providers must establish their presence in an environment of uncertainty and change. To accommodate change in the architecture of core networks, tariffs, and customer demand for services, the platform is designed to incorporate new functions and protocols via software loads. Reduce Costs. Because aggregates trunks close to the customer, more traffic can be delivered on fewer, less costly facilities greatly expanding the utilization of bandwidth and expensive core switch ports. What s more, also handles protocol interworking, supporting diverse services while allowing the core network to be optimized for a single protocol. And, by choosing protocols and configuring ports remotely, you speed provisioning and eliminate costly onsite visits.

Broadband Services Access Platform: Applications Multi-Tenant Office Micro PoP PBX SNA CPE Multi-Tenant Office Micro PoP. Aggregates traffic from multiple customers in an office complex, making it more economical for a service provider to deliver services, and enabling faster provisioning. This strategy allows for innovative marketing arrangements with the office developer, and can result in selling advantages for the service provider. Integrated Services Traffic Aggregation. enables next generation converged network services with sophisticated QoS capabilities. Voice, video, and data traffic can be carried over the same circuits, with QoS prioritizing time-sensitive traffic such as sending voice before time-insensitive traffic such as email. is interoperable with a wide variety of customer premise-based integrated access devices () that deliver multiple services over a single connection. Integrated Voice Data Services ATM or Frame Relay Network CPE Second Stage Aggregation. Because egress trunks from s are often lightly loaded, it s not costeffective to backhaul them directly to core switches. A-2000 acts as a second-stage aggregator for s, aggregating traffic to a single, more fully utilized trunk. Since the A-2000 offers a choice of either T3/E3 or OC-3c/STM-1 for its network trunk, the service provider can control the level of oversubscription as business conditions dictate. And adds QoS capabilities to support value-added service level agreements. NxT1/E1 Support. More and more, customers are demanding higher than T1/E1-level bandwidth, but are not able to afford a full T3/E3. bridges the bandwidth gap with MultiStream TM NxT1/E1 technology. MultiStream can support inverse multiplexing over ATM (IMA) and multilink frame relay (MFR) for both access and network connections. Multi-Service Aggregation. can interwork frame relay and ATM traffic, as well as carry TDM traffic over ATM circuits with standards-compliant circuit emulation services. Frame Relay TDM ATM Frame Relay Multi-Service Aggregation NxT1/E1 Support Second Stage Aggregation

Innovative, Flexible Packaging s system-on-a-card modules fit both a pizza-box sized single slot chassis and the A-4000 multi-slot chassis. This approach offers outstanding density and value at every scale, and saves costly space in the central office, point of presence, or multi-tenant building. With this innovative packaging, you avoid paying the common equipment tax, you don t have to fill a chassis to get the lowest cost per port. Single-Slot Chassis Systems Entry-level models use a system-on-a-card design. They re housed in a one rack unit-high chassis, with up to 24 access ports. Model Access Ports Optional Port Protocols A-1000 12 T1/E1 T3/E3 ATM, IMA, FR, 1 Ethernet MFR, VLAN A-1240 24 T1/E1 T3/E3 ATM, IMA, TDM, 1 Ethernet FR, MFR, VLAN A-2000 4 T3/E3 OC-3c ATM, FR, VLAN 1 Ethernet A-4000 Broadband Services Access Platform The same cards in the single-slot series fit the multi-slot -4000 chassis. boasts the industry s highest port density. With up to 336 T1/E1 ports per chassis, over 1000 T1/E1 ports are supported in a standard seven-foot rack. Model Ports Protocols -4000 Capacity with/without redundancy A-1000 12 T1/E1 ATM, IMA, FR, MFR 168 T1/E1 or 144 T1/E1 redundant 14 Access Slots A-1240 24 T1/E1 ATM, IMA, TDM, FR, 336 T1/E1 or MFR 288 T1/E1 redundant A-2000 4 T3/E3 ATM, FR 56 T3/E3 or 48 T3/E3 redundant 4 Network Slots A-2000 4 T3/E3 ATM 16 T3/E3 or 8 T3/E3 redundant A-5010 1 OC-3c ATM 4 OC-3c or 2 OC-3c redundant Key Features MultiStream TM Broadband Technology. MultiStream provides a standards-based, multiprotocol path from fractional T1 speeds, starting at 64 Kbps, up to broadband speeds of 16 Mbps all using the same physical equipment ports, and without customer service interruption. Fractional T1/E1 (Nx64 Kbps) NxT1/E1 IMA and MFR services Multiple NxT1/E1 bundles per card Multiple protocol interworking FRF.5 and FRF.8 support for ATM, IMA, frame relay and MFR interworking Soft-Configurable Ports. ports are individually and remotely protocol selectable through a Web-based manager. This lets the service provider dedicate a port s function as business conditions demand, and change a connection s protocol, such as from frame relay to ATM, without costly site visits. By supporting a range of ports and connections, it lets service providers choose the right trunks copper or fiber, single or multiplexed, packets or cells to reach their customers. Virtual Path Cross Connect. The manager offers a configuration shortcut to establish multiple identical connections. The virtual path cross connect (VPCC) feature allows a mapping of connections from an access port to the mux port, creating a range of permanent virtual connections in one step. The VPCC is transparent to downstream and upstream devices, simplifying the configuration task of that equipment. Legacy TDM Support. s A-1240 and A-4000 supports time division multiplexing (TDM) traffic with circuit emulation service (CES). modules support structured and non-structured circuit emulation services (CES) for fractional and full T1/E1 TDM traffic. NEBS Compliant. All models are designed to NEBS-3 standards, and are either NEBS-3 certified or pending certification. Device Management. For service providers managing services delivered from multiple remote PoPs, intelligent device management is key. provides multiple methods for local and remote access that allow operators to configure ports and connections, and report operational statistics and alarms: Embedded HTML-based manager SNMP agent with extensive MIB support Command line interface (CLI) File transfer protocol client for configuring from an II flat file Quality of Service Support. supports QoS for both ATM and frame relay allowing service providers to offer integrated voice and data services. supports multiple ATM classes of service, conforming to the ATM Forum TM 4.0 specification with 16 priority levels, as well as connection access control and policing. For frame relay, supports committed information rate (CIR), committed bit rate (Bc) and excess burst rate (Be). Virtual Lan (VLAN) Support. s A-1240 model supports multiple virtual LANs over Ethernet, mapping each VLAN to a separate virtual circuit, providing QoS and traffic policing. This function integrates IP and other LAN-based traffic from routers and Ethernet switches to a shared wide area network (WAN) infrastructure. Carrier-Class Network Synchronization. All models support an internal stratum level 3 clock. This guarantees network synchronization between upstream and downstream devices that are interconnected through products. All products also support loop timing derived from any port, or dual BITS clock timing to provide the synchronization required for any application. The hierarchy of timing sources is user definable. is a trademark of, Inc. All contents, Inc. and subject to change. 1/00

is a market and technology leader of solutions for broadband services access from the new edge. For carriers and service providers worldwide, s broadband services access platform dramatically lowers the cost of delivering broadband services. Advanced Switching Communications 8330 Boone Boulevard, 5th Floor, Vienna, VA 22182 Tel (703) 448-5540 Fax (703) 448-5590 www.asc.com