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Overview
Nortel Networks Optical Metro Platform 6500 combines and extends the advantages of the market-leading nortel next-generation sDH/soneT and metropolitan DWDM platforms in a complementary mannerIt is a global platform that can be deployed in both sDH and environments supporting a broad mix of services ranging from e-1/ Ds-1 private lines through sTM-1/4/16/64 and oC-3/12/48/192 private lines and high-speed data connectivitynext-generation data capabilities are offered for both ethernet (10/100 baseT, 100fX, Ge and 10Ge) and optical storage connectivity (fiber Channel and fIConTM)In addition, service-forecast tolerant, protocol- and bit-rate-transparent interfaces enable high-capacity multi-Gbps transparent wavelength services over existing sDH/soneT infrastructures as a next-generation optical convergence solution, the nortel optical Metro Platform 6500 enables enterprises to provision high-growth optical broadband services with the lowest total cost of implementation and operation.
This is accomplished through:
• Convergence of Layer 0 (photonic), Layer 1 (SDH/SONET) and Layer 2 (packet) connection and bandwidth management functionality on a single platform
• Unrivaled switching flexibility and scalability, providing single-stage unconstrained 80 Gbps VC-12/ VT-15 to 160 Gbps VC-4/3 /sTs-1 TDM capacity and granularity
• Very high-density data, optical and electrical interfaces that may be combined for industry leading, cost-efficient mixed-service applications
• Versatile optical and data service interface technology that enables service forecast-tolerant deployment of layer 0/1/2 services through flex-reach, carrier-grade pluggable optics and remotely selectable bit-rates that vastly improve shelf utilization and align system costs with actual end-user demand
Typical applications
• Full-rate and sub-rate storage extension (fiber channel and fICon) and gigabit ethernet over soneT/sDH to extend reach between enterprise sites to 1000s of miles
• Real time disk mirroring using FICON or fiber channel or GigE
• Multiservice aggregation of voice, data and storage
• Link geographically dispersed enterprise’s local area networks with any-to-any layer 2 connectivity and RPR
• Education: school districts, colleges, universities — converged voice, data and video network to deliver next-generation education applications
• Government: local, state and federal institutions — link together government, business and citizens
• Finance: financial service, banks, insurance companies — transport and store mission-critical financial data
• Healthcare: HMOs, hospital systems, health services — distribution and storage of medical imaging and records
• Manufacturing: high tech, automotive, publishing — scalable networks that enable collaborative file sharing and e-commerce eatures and Benefits
As a next-generation optical convergence solution, the Metro Platform 6500 enables service providers to provision both established services and emerging high-growth optical broadband services with the fastest time to revenue, lowest total cost of implementation and operationThe same values for convergence are made affordable to the business premises through the compact and cost-effective optical Multiservice edge 6110This is accomplished through:
• Convergence of Layer-0 (photonic), Layer-1 (soneT/sDH) and layer-2 (Packet) connection and bandwidth management functionality on a single platform
• Unrivaled switching flexibility and scalability, providing single-stage unconstrained 80 Gbps VC-12/VT-15 to 160 Gbps VC-4/3 /sTs-1 TDM capacity and granularity
• Very high-density data, optical and electrical interfaces that may be combined for industry leading cost-efficient mixed-service applications
• Versatile optical and data service interface technology that enables service forecast-tolerant delivery of layer-0/1/2 services through flex-reach, carrier-grade pluggable optics and remotely selectable bit-rates that vastly improve shelf utilization and align system costs with actual end-user demand
• Leveraging the large installed base of SDH/soneT networks through service enabling technologies, such as:
— Standards-based packet adaptation to SONET/SDH through Resilient Packet Ring (RPR), Generic framing Procedure (GfP), Virtual Concatenation (VCaT) and link Capacity adjustment scheme (lCas) for the efficient transport and management of high-speed data connectivity
— Service Management Channel (SMC), for more effective service-level performance and fault monitoring and reporting to help define, report and enforce flexible service level agreements
— Automatically Switched Transport Network (asTn) and ethernet and optical Internetworking forum (oIf) User-network Interface (UnI) capabilities to help service providers roll out dynamic and innovative high-growth optical broadband services
• Interworking with standard optical networks and complementary synergies with nortel Networks optical and packet solutions to build a scalable and flexible dynamic optical foundation for delivery of high-capacity, differentiated data connectivity services
• Best-in-class compact platform for space and power efficiency — with up to 4 Optical Multiservice shelves deployed on a standard eTsI (or ansI (soneT) equipment rack
— Automatically Switched Transport Network (asTn) and ethernet and optical Internetworking forum (oIf) User-network Interface (UnI) capabilities to help service providers roll out dynamic and innovative high-growth optical broadband services
• Interworking with standard optical networks and complementary synergies with nortel Networks optical and packet solutions to build a scalable and flexible dynamic optical foundation for delivery of high-capacity, differentiated data connectivity services
• Best-in-class compact platform for space and power efficiency — with up to 4 Optical Multiservice shelves deployed on a standard eTsI (or ansI (soneT) equipment rack