Allied Telesis iMAP XE1 manual AT-TN308-A 10 Gigabit Ethernet Network Module

Datasheet integrated Multiservice Access Platform

XE1

AT-TN308-A 10 Gigabit Ethernet Network Module

Aggregation of GbE Network Traffic

The XE1 module available for use with the iMAP 9000 series is a new advancement in network card flexibility and capacity supporting 10GbE. As network bandwidth continues to grow, Service Providers find increasing bandwidth requirements farther in the local loop.The ability to maintain a single IP infrastructure to address Network Transport bandwidth as well as last mile access bandwidth is pivotal for any network operator.The XE1 module is primarily intended to be used as

an aggregation element with the introduction of Allied Telesis’ 10G iMAP common control upgrade (CFC56) and the GE8 service module. Combined, these modules provide 10G transport bandwidth as well as aggregation

of up 8 EPSRTM rings providing an extremely flexible, reliable and dense aggregation point from any network location. As network designs continue to blend the line between Access and Transport, the XE1 will become a key component of any Carrier Ethernet and IP Triple Play network design.

The XE1 network module, available for use with the iMAP 9400 and iMAP 9700 chassis groups equipped with the CFC56 controller module, is a new advancement in protected

10 Gigabit aggregation speed and transport. The XE1 provides unmatched flexibility for the aggregation of bandwidth-intensive applications and services including the delivery of IP Triple Play over any media (Fiber, Copper and xDSL) as well as Carrier Ethernet services to residential and business customers. It continues to support the carrier-class capabilities from the Allied Telesis Network Module family (GE3) in addition to increased capacity and the enhanced QoS capabilities.

Metro Ethernet Connectivity

Up to 2 XE1 Network Modules are supported per an iMAP 9400 or 9700 platforms providing unprecedented capabilities for the delivery of user-centric services as well as network traffic aggregation. When used in conjunction with the CFC56, the 10 GE ports can be used as either as network interfaces for subtended remote locations using EPSR protected transport rings with sub 50ms failover, aggregation into Metro routers (Provider Edge) or for point-to-point connectivity between PoPs. This is in addition to allowing the service provider to support at wire-speed non-blocking up to 17 different service modules in the iMAP for delivering value-add next-generation broadband services and applications.

Part of Allied Telesis’ IP Broadband Access Family

Whether it is Metro Ethernet, IP Triple Play, Broadband VDSL2/ADSL2+, FTTH or POTS, the iMAP family is the ideal platform for last mile service delivery. Added to the ability to support 100% of the available iMAP service modules, the XE1 network module has also been designed to survive the most rugged environmental conditions. This makes it perfect choice for networks which require high flexibility and carrier capabilities anywhere in the operators’ network.

Provisioning, management and diagnostics of subscriber ports can be accomplished from either the iMAP command line interface or via the Allied View NMS. The XE1 also has a fully supported SNMP interface and supports all the major MIBs.

Key Features

•1 x 10 GbE GbE Wirespeed ports for Uplinks

•XFP Optics

•Support for EPSRTM 50ms Resiliency

•Hardened for OSP designs

QoS

•Eight Queues

•Strict Priority scheduling

•VLAN Stacking

Security

•Upstream Forwarding Only

•Extensive ACL Suport

Services Supported

•High Speed Internet

•VoIP

•IPTV

•Business VPN

•Network Element Subtending

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