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Packet Transport
Optical transport is gradually shifting from the SONET/SDH standard to packet-centric solutions --- a move that requires operators to replace legacy MSTP. To help operators make the transition smoothly and successfully, NEC has released the new MN5000 Series.
This family of T-MPLS-based packet optical transport solutions enables packet-centric transport with TDM-like OAM operation.
MN5000 Series
Features
- 10Gb Ethernet and STM-64 are available
- E2E path provisioning and maintenance are available
- Universal cards with interfaces for sharing on different equipment
- 1:n package protection available on E1 interface card
- TDM E1, ATM E1, ATM E1 IMA and E1 for PWE3 on a single E1 card
- More than 16 ports per card
- External clock-in and clock-out interfaces are available
- Support for GbE interface 1+1 protection
- Synchronization shared with SDH S1 byte transmission
- Synchronous Ethernet and IEEE1588v2 to be released
Benefits
- Advanced T-MPLS: MPLS OAM, MP-to-MP, topology-free, QoS
- Easy migration to MPLS-TP by firmware upgrade
- Seamless interworking with IP/MPLS core
- Confirmed interoperability with major MPLS product suppliers
- End-to-end integrated management by MS5000 software
- Low OPEX: TDM-like operation and provisioning
Major demands on Next Generation Network
- VoIP and mobile networks are overtaking traditional PSTN
- Triple-play networks with IPTV for residential use have arrived
- Enterprises require ultimate connectivity
- Services are being redefined to require broadband connectivity
- Major service providers derive 90% of their revenues from advanced services
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