Alcatel-Lucent 1671 Service Connect User manual

Alcatel-Lucent

1671 Service Connect

Next Generation

Multiservice Cross-Connect

2 Alcatel-Lucent 1671 Service Connect

Forward-looking businesses require solutions that allow them to

realize advanced capabilities today, while charting a clear migration

strategy from traditional equipment to next generation functionality.

They demand the features and upgradeability that will keep pace

with traffic demands regardless of how they grow over time. With the

Alcatel-Lucent 1671 Service Connect (SC), you can be assured that your

network will be well equipped, not only for present day demands, but

also for future requirements.

3Alcatel-Lucent 1671 Service Connect

Flexible to Fit Many Needs

No two customers are the same.

One may be looking for a wideband

cross-connect or a device that can

handle narrowband, wideband and

broadband traffic, another may need

hot-swappable interface cards, virtual

concatenation, or best in class channel

protection. Whatever your require-

ments, the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC

can be provisioned for a wide variety

of applications.

The Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC is a

next generation, multiservice cross-

connect designed to support the

growing demand for multiple services,

including traditional SONET services

as well as Ethernet and data aggrega-

tion. Engineered for speeds from

DS1 to OC-192 and Ethernet, the

Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC goes beyond

traditional cross-connect functionality

to provide extensive grooming capa-

bilities that maximize the efficiency

of transport networks. The new,

innovative Multi-Service Matrix

(MSM) provides unrivaled density

(4,608 DS3 equivalents) and a robust

feature set that includes narrowband,

wideband, broadband and data aggre-

gation functionalities, while retaining

the discreet Copy 0/Copy 1 redun-

dancy that continues to be a signature

feature of the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC.

1671 SC

1677 SL

OC-12

OC-48

OC-192

OC-48

1677 SL

Optical

Core

MSPP

MPLS

FR/ATM

Figure 1. Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC as the Aggregation Point in a Multiservice Network

4 Alcatel-Lucent 1671 Service Connect

The Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC allows service providers

to maximize their network infrastructure through the

efficient grooming and filling of transport pipes. By

eliminating partially filled pipes, service providers can

maximize network bandwidth, streamline their operations,

and more cost-effectively manage and maintain their

networks. A broad range of customer interfaces enables

the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC to function as a multiservice

aggregation point, efficiently bringing data and voice traffic

flows into the SONET optical network. Figure 1 illustrates

the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC as the aggregation point in

a multiservice network.

Multi-Service Matrix

The new MSM introduces narrowband, wideband and

broadband switching in a single network element. The

Virtual Tributary (VT) capacity is increased to 4608 DS3

equivalents or 240 Gb/s (240G), as illustrated in Figure 2;

startling when one realizes that this capacity is housed in

only two bays.

IAS

Matrix

Copy 0

PDU

ASP

10G

I/O

Matrix

Copy 1

PDU

IAS

New

240G

Matrix

Copy 0

PDU

ASP

3 x Capacity

10G

I/O

PDU

New

240G

Matrix

Copy 1

Figure 2. The 80G Matrices Replaced with

240G Multi-Service Matrices

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Network planners believe that maximizing revenue and

minimizing cost is best achieved through the consolidation

of network elements, which in turn leads to increased

overall network efficiency. The Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC

provides a path for central office and network optimiza-

tion by offering the features and densities needed to achieve

these goals. The MSM is available on all new Alcatel-

Lucent 1671 SC systems or can be added, in service, to

all existing Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC systems via a simple

plug-in unit replacement, as illustrated in Figure 3.

The 80G center stage can be

easily swapped out for the new

240G center stage, while the

new 20G end stage cards, shown

in blue, replace the functionality

of the previously discrete 5G link

end stage cards and switching

cards, shown in yellow and

green respectively. This allows

the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC to

offer 4,608 STS-1 equivalents in

only two seven-foot racks, with

Copy 0/Copy 1 redundancy, far

outclassing the density of

competitors’ devices.

4x OC-48

VSCC

4x OC-48

VSCC

4x OC-48

VSCC

4x OC-48

VSCC

Timing Card W Timing Card P

VT 40

Common Control Card W

Common Control Card P

Timing Card W Timing Card P

BBCS

VSC20

Common Control Card W

Common Control Card P

In Service

Upgrade

5G Link

End-Stage

80G Center

Stage

20G x 12 =

240G End-Stage

240G

Center Stage

Figure 3. The Multi-Service Matrix: Triple the Capacity in the Same Shelf Space

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Flexible Matrix

In addition to a full range of inter-

faces, the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC

promotes network versatility by

supporting a variety of network

topologies. As a multiservice cross-

connect, the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC

offers a valuable solution for multi-

protocol networks. As versatile as

it is efficient, the Alcatel-Lucent

1671 SC provides VT1.5, DS0 and

STS-n grooming, enabling carriers

to maximize the productivity of

their infrastructure.

Figure 4 illustrates how various pro-

tocols at differing bandwidths are

switched by the non-blocking and

versatile MSM. For example, the

green line, which enters the I/O card

as a DS3 wideband signal, is provi-

sioned as a VT1.5 channel to pass

through the MSM. After switching

and multiplexing, it is represented as

a DS3 at the output. Correspondingly,

the blue line enters an I/O card as an

OC-12c signal which is then software

provisioned as a broadband STS-12c

clear channel. After switching, it is

presented at another output as an

OC-12c. For narrowband switching,

the red line illustrates the entry of

an OC-n signal that is software

provisioned as VT 1.5 with DS0

grooming. The MSM hands off the

VT signals to a dedicated DS0 switch

matrix that completes the switching

and then hands the signals back to

the MSM. In this example, the

narrowband signals are multiplexed

to a DS1 output. All of these connec-

tions are internal and implemented

via software commands.

Figure 4. The MSM: Stylistic Representation as Any-to-any Matrix

DS1

VT1.5

DS3 VT1.5

TMUX

DS0

Switch

Matrix

OC-n

I/O

DS1

I/O

VT1.5

OC-n VT1.5 DS3

I/O

DS1

I/O

Multi-Service

Matrix

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Enhanced Data Shelf

The multiservice capabilities of the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC make it possible

to extend the data network closer to the customer and to support adaptation

to a unified multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) core. This allows the service

provider to make more efficient use of expensive router ports provisioned for

the delivery of data services, which leads to increased cost efficiencies. In fact,

with a reduced delivery cost, it may be possible to extend services to areas

where, in the past, it was not economically feasible to do so.

The Enhanced Data Shelf (EDS), illustrated in Figure 5, supports data

applications such as data aggregation, Layer 2 switching and circuit emulation.

By providing full SONET and data interworking, the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC

can support legacy functionality now, and incrementally switch capacity over

to data functionality as new services come on line; or it can be immediately

commissioned as a data transport solution. The EDS accepts signals that

include, but are not limited to, Gigabit Ethernet, clear channel and concate-

nated payloads, DS1, DS3, and OC-3 to OC-192 SONET; and this includes

any-to-any connectivity.

Figure 5. The Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC

with Enhanced Data Shelf

IAS

240G

Matrix

Copy 0

PDU

ASP

10G

I/O

PDU

240G

Matrix

Copy 1

10G

I/O

PDU

Enhanced

Data

Shelf

(EDS)

8 Alcatel-Lucent 1671 Service Connect

Customer Benefits

Unrivaled Reliability

Reliability is critical in a next-gener-

ation network element and whether

your business is transporting voice,

data or video, the Alcatel-Lucent

1671 SC platform offers unrivaled

performance reliability while exceed-

ing NEBS Level 3 standards as defined

in GR-63-CORE. The redundancy

of all key components results in much

greater resiliency when compared to

the competition. The Alcatel-Lucent

1671 SC provides a Copy 0/Copy 1

physically diverse matrix structure

in which traffic flows through both

matrix copies while the I/O determines

the best path. This allows for seamless

scalability and ease of maintenance.

In addition, the facility naming func-

tion allows hierarchical identification

of downline facilities — right down

to the DS0 level if required.

Unparalleled Capacity

with Room to Grow

The Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC sets

the new industry standard offering

240 Gb/s matrix capacity, with

Copy 0/Copy 1 redundancy, in only

two seven-foot I/O racks. When

developing the Alcatel-Lucent 1671

SC, Alcatel-Lucent considered all

types of businesses, large and small.

The result is a per-rack capacity that

scales in small increments promot-

ing a pay-as-you-grow philosophy.

Coupled with a wide array of cus-

tomer interfaces, the Alcatel-Lucent

1671 SC is designed to meet the needs

of a variety of customers and applica-

tions. This tremendous capacity, with

its full breadth of interfaces, is already

enabling businesses to maximize their

network capabilities from the core to

the edge, while eliminating the need

for adjunct devices or overbuilds.

MEETING YOUR TARGET

When considering how to maximize revenue from their customers,

the majority of service providers have similar objectives:

• Deliver the greatest number of services

• Respond in the shortest time

• Do this cost effectively

The Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC makes it possible for businesses to meet

these objectives by providing superior density and unmatched scalability.

9Alcatel-Lucent 1671 Service Connect

Impressive Return on Investment

The driving forces for next genera-

tion networks are the maximization

of return on investment through the

reduction of CAPEX and OPEX, and

the expansion of the range of services

offered to end customers. The Alcatel-

Lucent 1671 SC eases the migration

from traditional services to the new,

advanced services by safeguarding

existing revenues from legacy services

while simultaneously enabling new

revenue streams. With the Alcatel-

Lucent 1671 SC, I/O bays are inter-

connected using standard optical

interfaces, simplifying installation.

This means that racks can be remotely

deployed, reducing space constraints

and increasing deployment flexibility.

Fewer bays with more flexibility

decrease both OPEX and CAPEX,

and the on-board OC-48 interface

provide the opportunity to reduce the

numbers of multiple leased circuits

running at lower speeds.

Dynamic Grooming

The 240 Gb/s MSM switching fabric

on the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC allows

for optimal grooming in a variety of

customer applications, including DS0

grooming. In addition to reducing

physical space requirements, the dual-

functionality of the Alcatel-Lucent

1671 SC fabric benefits network

operators by reducing the number

of network elements which must be

managed. Although new, cutting-edge

technology is important to service

providers, simplicity is still a focus.

The dynamic switching subsystem of

the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC creates

an efficient scenario where traffic is

categorized into narrowband, wide-

band or broadband as it traverses the

cross-connect, thus eliminating any

unnecessary grooming and the

associated cost.

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Intelligent Network Adaptability

Next generation networks feature

intelligent network elements capable

of communicating on a common

plane for the purposes of optimizing

and routing traffic. This creates an

ideal scenario for service providers

who wish to maximize network

efficiency.

Generalized Multi-Protocol Label

Switching (GMPLS) is the protocol

that enables this enhanced level of

communication. The Alcatel-Lucent

1671 SC is a GMPLS-ready platform,

preparing service providers for the

intelligent networks that lie ahead

without compromising their current

revenue-generating services. As a

multiservice cross-connect, the

Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC can func-

tion in a traditional or intelligent

(GMPLS) network.

A Safe Landing for

Wireless Traffic

The role the Alcatel-Lucent 1671

SC can play in a wireless service

provider’s network illustrates many

of the cross-connect’s benefits. As

more and more data traffic flows to

and from cell phones, the Alcatel-

Lucent 1671 SC cost effectively

expands wireless market presence,

providing next generation services to

the end customer. As illustrated in

Figure 6, the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC

multiservice cross-connect can be

networked with other Alcatel-Lucent

devices to meet wireless service

providers’ needs. Alcatel-Lucent

will be happy to provide a solution

for your requirements.

Single Alcatel-Lucent Network Manager

10/100

Ethernet

VCAT

10/100

Ethernet

OC-n

Gigabit

Ethernet

T1/T3

OC-n

TDM

Cell

Site

Cell

Site

Cell

Site

Cell

Site

1850 TSS

Cell

Site 1671 SC

SONET

Network

TDM

7750 SR

Figure 6. Sample Network Including the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS,

the Alcatel-Lucent 1671 SC and the Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR

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