2011-05-20 9500MPR - PMSP

ALCATEL-LUCENT
MULTISERVICE MICROWAVE BACKBONE

Rodrigo Fernandes
May 2011
COPYRIGHT 2011 ALCATEL-LUCENT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
ALCATEL-LUCENT CONFIDENTIAL SOLELY FOR AUTHORIZED PERSONS HAVING A NEED TO KNOW PROPRIETARY USE PURSUANT TO COMPANY
INSTRUCTION
BROAD APPLICATION RANGE
Data services
Mixed services
JUST ACCESS
ANY TRAFFIC
IN MULTIPLE
DIRECTIONS
MULTIPLE
CHANNELS
SIDE BY SIDE
ERP IP/MPLS
LOW POWER
MIXED TYPE
OF
INTERFACES
LITTLE SPACE
E1/SDH/Eth
HI
CAPACITY
SWITCH
GBPS
CAPACITY
NATIVE OR
AGGREGATED
HANDOFF
CES/PWE3
Nodal sites
High capacity
Ring sites
SYNCHRONIZATION DISTRIBUTION
OAM
CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT
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COPYRIGHT 2011 ALCATEL-LUCENT.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
INSTRUCTION
NETWORKING
BEST-FIT PER APPLICATION
Data services
Mixed services
Nodal sites
High capacity
Ring sites
Only data (Eth)

services
Last mile
connectivity
Small sites
TDM and Eth

services
Mixed capacities
Middle sites
Multiple
contributors
Medium-High
capacity
Aggregated
traffic from
multiple access
sites
Capacity beyond
single link
for redundancy
For traffic
balancing
MPT-X
MSS-1c
MPT-X
9500 MPR-e
MSS-4
MSS-4
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INSTRUCTION
MSS-8
PMSP
MULTISERVICE MICROWAVE BACKBONE
LTE Antenna
Eth
Eth
NE: 9500 MPR
MSS-8
MPT xx
LTE Antenna
Eth
MSS-4
NE: 9500 MPR
Eth
NE: 9500 MPR

NE: 9500 MPR
EPC
MPT xx
LTE Antenna
Eth
Eth
NE: 9500 MPR
Eth
LTE Antenna
Eth
NE: 9500 MPR
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INSTRUCTION
WHY PACKET MICROWAVE?

SCALABLE BANDWIDTH: PACKET TRANSPORT
Services/Operations
Attributes
Multi-service aggregation
IP, Ethernet, ATM, TDM
Values
Why Alcatel-Lucent?
-Native and Converged hand

off by software settings
-Integrated into networking
gear
Packet aggregation over

converged layer
Access site
Hand off
PDH/SDH
ATM/IMA
Ethernet
Stacking
Etherne
t
ATM
TDM
Software
Settings
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@ HUB site
Packet networking
Ethernet
PDH/CES
ATM/PW
Converged
TDM/ATM/Packet Mixed Traffic
Ethernet Convergence Layer
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INSTRUCTION

HITLESS ADAPTIVE MODULATION
Services/Operations
Attributes
Cope with
capacity
growth in access and
medium cap sites
Values
-Best utilization of available
bandwidth
- Reduction in OPEX cost
Why Alcatel-Lucent?
-Hitless switch of modulation
-Full range of modulation
schemes
256QAM 99.9 %
availabilit
y
4QAM
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99.999 %
availabilit
y
HITLESS modulation changes as propagation condition

changes
DYNAMIC allocation of traffic based on QoS or user defined
priority
DETERMINISTIC performances on high priority traffic
(e.g. CES-E1 or PWE3-ATM)
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INSTRUCTION

HIGH CAPACITY
Services/Operations
Attributes
Cope with high capacity
needs in metro/hub sites
Values
Why Alcatel-Lucent?
-1G Throughput
-Link Aggregation (LAG)
linked
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1Gbps
530 Mbps
One system to support

from low capacity to 1G
LAG
several distinct links
behaving as a single stream
XPIC
One channel provides
1Gbps with two radio links
6-38 GHz
530 Mbps
RF channels
V Polarization
530 Mb/s
H Polarization
530 Mb/s
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INSTRUCTION

NODAL CONFIGURATION
Services/Operations
Attributes
Cope from
complex hub
sites to simple repeater
sites
Values
Why Alcatel-Lucent?
Highest density in the
market up to 16 directions
in 2U
-Operational costs reduction

-Network simplification
MSS-4
MSS-8
MSS-1c
MSS-8
MSS-4
MSS-1c
(2U height)
(1 U height)
(1U height)
(half rack
length)
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No IDU
Zerofootprin
t
MPT
Direct core interfaces

Eth
Local access
- 16Gbps switching capacity

- ANY traffic in ANY direction
- No need of DDF or external cabling
TDM/ATM
Local access
Core Switch
Radio access card
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INSTRUCTION
9500 MPR
MULTISERVICE MICROWAVE
SERVIOS: Voz, Video, Sistemas da PM
No h empacotamento de frames Ethernet
em quadro TDM (sem overhead)
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Servios de banda constante
Com base em uso
Fila de Alta Prioridade;

Taxa garantida
Voz, Video
Servios de banda varivel

com base em acesso
informao, bases de dados
Fila de baixa prioridade;

Taxa remanescente
Sistemas da PM
AGREGAO DE SERVIOS :
Uso de multiplexao estatsica, otimizando
os recursos do backbone
GERENCIAMENTO DE QoS:
8 filas de QoS utilizadas em funo da
qualidade necessria para cada servio da PM.
COMPARTILHAMENTO DE RECURSOS PARA MLTIPLOS SERVIOS

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ALCATEL-LUCENT
CONFIDENTIAL SOLELY FOR AUTHORIZED PERSONS HAVING A NEED TO KNOW PROPRIETARY USE PURSUANT TO COMPANY
10 | 9500 Microwave Packet Radio
| October 2007
INSTRUCTION
REMOVING ALL POSSIBLE FAILURES

NO SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE IN THE HW
9500MPR has been natively designed to
offer very high reliability. MTBF of
9500MPR cards is in the range 80-150
years
9500MPR offers fully protection capability
without any single point of failure:
redundant control card (including microP)
redundant access and radio cards

distributed architecture for DC/DC
converter
Main
Main CORE
CORE
Stby
Stby CORE
CORE
battery protection
radio protection : 1+1 HSB/SD/FD and
Radio Link aggregation
Peripheral
Peripheral Unit
Unit
System Backplane
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INSTRUCTION
Peripheral
Peripheral Unit
Unit

DISTRIBUTED POWER BUS
Input 48V voltage is distributed to all the cards
by mean of backplane power bus
Each module hosts its own DC/DC converter
Failure of one DC/Dc converter does not affect
other modules
The two batteries are connected through two
separate backplane buses to each module
plugged in MSS8
BATTERY B
BATTERY A
MSS8 shelf
BACKPLANE: -48V BUS
Failure of one battery does not affect MPR

modules functionality
BATTERY B
BATTERY A
CORE main
CORE spare
MPT access card
MPT access card
32E1 PDH access card
FAN card
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INSTRUCTION

DUAL CARD ROUTER/ADM INTERFACE PROTECTION
Link aggregation is applicable to two Ethernet interfaces belonging to main
and spare core or to two (or more) Ethernet interfaces belonging to the
same core
The SDH card provides access for one STM1 tributary in protected
configuration (two STM1 tributaries in 2x(1+0) configuration)
Ethernet
ATM
TDM
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Packet
Microwave
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Ethernet
ATM
TDM
Eth/Stm1
Switch/Router/ADM
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Switch/Router/ADM
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INSTRUCTION
Eth/Stm1

MITIGATING RADIO LOSSES WITH DIVERSITY
Any type od Radio protections options
are available:
1+1 Hot Standby
1+1 Space Diversity
1+1 Frequency Diversity
Radio Link Aggregation:
aggregates two or more radio links so they
appear as a single, higher-bandwidth logical
link. The resultant traffic capacity is the sum
of the individual link capacities
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INSTRUCTION

MPLS INTEGRATION
Services/Operations
Attributes
Provide
wireless
extension/connectivity in
fiber IP/MPLS networks
Values
Why Alcatel-Lucent?
-Single box solution
-Single management
system
IP/MPLS coverage over

microwave links
Vertical Integration
IP/MPLS microwave uplink

Ring/mesh topologies and IP routing in mixed
fiber-microwave networks
Common E2E OAM procedures across all
interfaces
Common e2e service management 5620SAM
Mostly fiber backhauling

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7705 SAR
7705 SAR
7705 SAR
7705 SAR
5620 SAM
BEST COST and performance in all scenarios

Common Radio throughout the network
Less N# of equipment at given site (less
CAPEX)
Common hardware (less OPEX)
E2E guaranteed performance (multiservice,
OAM and protection level)
Lower power consumption at each site
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Eth site
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7705 SAR
Mostly microwave backhauling
Horizontal
Integration
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INSTRUCTION

PACKET RING
Services/Operations
Attributes
Protection and capacity
balancing
Values
Sub 50ms fast protection
Why Alcatel-Lucent?
-Single integrated
solution, no external
hardware needed
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1Gbps total ring capacity

with one radio channel
(530Mbps per direction)
A - Traffic is transmitted in both direction

of the ring doubling capacity in respect to
traditional SDH (SNCP) ring
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B - In case of ring failure traffic with

higher priority is protected and re-directed
in the other direction
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MULTISERVICE MICROWAVE BACKBONE

BROAD APPLICATION RANGE

BEST-FIT PER APPLICATION

Only data (Eth)

TDM and Eth

NE: 9500 MPR

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NE: 9500 MPR

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NE: 9500 MPR

WHY PACKET MICROWAVE?

-Native and Converged hand

Packet aggregation over

TDM/ATM/Packet Mixed Traffic

Ethernet Convergence Layer

WHY PACKET MICROWAVE?

HITLESS modulation changes as propagation condition

WHY PACKET MICROWAVE?

One system to support

WHY PACKET MICROWAVE?

-Operational costs reduction

Direct core interfaces

- 16Gbps switching capacity

Fila de Alta Prioridade;

Servios de banda varivel

Fila de baixa prioridade;

COMPARTILHAMENTO DE RECURSOS PARA MLTIPLOS SERVIOS

REMOVING ALL POSSIBLE FAILURES

redundant access and radio cards

REMOVING ALL POSSIBLE FAILURES

BACKPLANE: -48V BUS

Failure of one battery does not affect MPR

MPT access card

MPT access card

32E1 PDH access card

REMOVING ALL POSSIBLE FAILURES

REMOVING ALL POSSIBLE FAILURES

WHY PACKET MICROWAVE?

IP/MPLS coverage over

IP/MPLS microwave uplink

Mostly fiber backhauling

BEST COST and performance in all scenarios

Mostly microwave backhauling

WHY PACKET MICROWAVE?

1Gbps total ring capacity

A - Traffic is transmitted in both direction

B - In case of ring failure traffic with

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