MAYOR TRAFICO EN REDES

MOVILES
UNA SOLUCION DE BACKHAUL
MULTISERVICIO OPTIMIZADA.
Raymond.Forado@ecitele.com
June 2011
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! BW revolution
! Data explosion and the backhaul challenge
! Applications BG Wave
" What Makes BGW a Good Fit for WBH?
" What Makes BGW a Good Fit for ACCESS?
! WiFi offload
The BW Hunger Story
Hulu - Watch your favorites anytime, for free
ABC - full seasons online, selected shows in HD
CperaLor neLwork
Internet Video - Video Revolution
20,000 TV channels
TV Hits
Subscribers demand more bandwidth
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An Era of Transition
! From copper to fiber solutions, from
FTTC to FTTH
! From basic broadband to advanced
services and applications demanding
increasing bandwidth, security and QoS
! From one-way (download, broadcast)
traffic to highly interactive, symmetric
(unicast) traffic
! From dedicated infrastructure to
converged infrastructure
! From 2G to 3G and now to 4G
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Worldwide Cellular, Fixed and Mobile
Broadband Subscribers Grow
8 Source: lnfoneucs 8esearch 2C09 quarLerly worldwlde and reglonal markeL slze share and forecasL
ln year 2011 moblle broadband subscrlber base forecasLed Lo exceed xed broadband
! The total data traffic volume in 2015 will be more
than 30 times that of 2010. (Analysys Mason)
! Smartphones and connected computing devices
will generate more than 87% of total mobile network
data traffic for US operators by 2014.
Industry forecasts
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Data Wireless Modems Enables
Portability
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Clobally, moblle daLa Lramc wlll double every year Lhrough 2013
lncreaslng 66x beLween 2008 and 2013 (source: Clsco vlsual neLworklng lndex)
Data explosion and the profit challenge
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Disruptive problem that require disruptive solution to control
traffic, or minimize its impact on the cellular network.
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Cost per b|t
Managing mobile data consumption
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Que sabemos hacer
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Metro Core/Long Haul
Res/Biz OSP CO
Optical
Network
P-OTS
Packet Optical
Transport System
CESR
Carrier Ethernet Switch Router
Access
MicroRAM
MiniCAB
CPE-xDSL
E-OPS
Management
ONT-GPON
B-FOCuS
XDM XDM BroadGate (BG)
ST 9700 9300
XDM-500 XDM-300 XDM-100 XDM-3000 XDM-900 XDM-1000 BG-20C
BG-64
Hi-FOCuS
9600
AccessWave XDM-O
XDM-1000 XDM-2000 XDM-450 XDM-40 AW-30
AW-60
Microwave
Radio
Artemis
9200
BG-30
BG-20
BG-
Wave
LightSoft
Management
Residential/Business
BGW-10
BGW-20
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2P
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9608
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ST50 ST200
M41
M82
F61
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MSAN
F152/F152-HB
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Solutions
Services
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Wireless Backhaul Solution
! Addressing both gradual evolution
leveraging TDM infrastructure as well as
built out of pure packet infrastructure today
! Pure packet infrastructure
! Optimized for multi-play (L2 & L3)
! 4G/LTE-ready
! Carrier grade
! Gradual evolution
! Maximizes existing infrastructure while
gradually evolves towards a cost-
optimized packet-based transport
network
! Investment as need arises
! Pace is regulated by actual business
! Minimized overall risks
! Reduced TCO
Wireless Backhaul
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We enable hundreds
millions mobile
handsets in India
Global
Headquarters
Regional
Headquarters
R&D
Centers
! ECI has over 250 active customers in approximately 70 countries
! Optimized operations and R&D to leverage efficiencies in low-cost geographies
Our Global Presence
Sales and
Support Offices
Partners
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What Makes BGW a Good Fit for WBH ?
! Risk free migration from TDM to packet
" Flexible All-Native supporting cost effectively any mobile generation
" From All-Native to CES without forklift upgrade
" Full synchronization solution for packet networks
" MPLS-TP
! Mix of fiber and MW
" Ideal for large hub sites
" Investment protection if fiber is rolled out
! Best spectral efficiency for high packet capacity (ACM, XPIC,
header compression, service aware diverse routing)
! High level of integration
" Single box solution reduces cost, complexity, floor space and power
consumption
! No upfront payments pay as you grow
! E2E unified multilayer NMS (MW, TDM Ethernet, MPLS, WDM)
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Carr|er Lthernet
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Access Backhauling Alternative & Backup for Fiber
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How Much it Can Deliver ?
! It depends:
" Rain zone vs. desired availability
" Channel bandwidth
! For example:
1DM Lthernet
Slngle carrler 311 Mbps (2xS1M-1) 0.6 Cbps (uslng header
compresslon)
Slngle channel (uslng CCu) 622 Mbps (4xS1M-1) 1.2 Cbps
8CW-10 (uslng 3 carrlers and a
slngle anLenna)
933 Mbps 1.8 Cbps
8CW-20/30/64 (uslng 4 carrlers
and a slngle anLenna)
1.2 Cbps 2.4 Cbps
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CDU Antenna
BGW-10: All-Native Hybrid / All-IP MRAN
for Tail/Chain/Ring Sites
! Highly integrated: 1RU, with up to 3 radio directions
! Multiple radio configurations: 1+0, 1+1 HSB, 2+0 East-West or Ring, 3 x
(1+0), DL: 1+0 with 1+1 UL, etc.
! On-board Interfaces
! 1xMIF (Modem/IF)
! Up to 16xE1/T1 (Native)
! Up to 8xE1/T1 (CES)
! 2xFE (10/100BaseT)
! 2xGbe (Combo Port)
! EOW, UDC, External Alarms
! 2 Extractable service slots
! MIF (Radio Card), TDM (E1/T1, STM-1/OC-3), Ethernet, CES, EoP, EoS and sub-rate
! Ethernet Services L1, L2, MPLS-TP
! Carrier class protection SNCP, MSTP
! Rugged design for street cabinet installation
Disruptive approach
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Offload - Bypass portions of the
cellular infrastructure to reduce costs
! Via WiFi indoor and outdoor coverage
" Traffic is diverted by the mobile device to WiFi instead of the
cellular base station.
" Requires that handsets support both the WiFi and Cellular air
interfaces
! Via femtocells for indoor coverage
" Handoff to an in-building cell. Backhauling over DSL/PON
! Offload after/at the base station
" Performed by base stations, routers, switches, MSPPs
" Transparent to the handset
" Some solutions include cashing, traffic compression and DPI
! Offload at the core
" Performed by routers, switches, MSPPs, EPC elements .
Some solutions include cashing, traffic compression and DPI
! Any combination of the above may be used
Deutsche Telekom Joins Rush to WiFi Offload
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! May 26, 2010 LONDON -- Open Mobile Summit - Deutsche Telekom WiFi
offload strategy is well underway for iPhone users
in Germany, according to the operator's CTO the
operator would like to offload 20 percent of its
cellular data traffic in an outdoor environment onto
WiFi hotspots
! DT is joining AT&T, France Telecom's Orange SA,
O2 (UK) Ltd., Verision Wireless, and Vodafone
Group
3GPP standards for WiFi offload
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! Extensive on-going standardization efforts
" Interworking scenarios
" Protocols and interfaces
" Network selection procedure
" Interworking
" Various use cases
Sample solution architecture
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Metro WiFi
RAN
Internet
Mobile core, controllers &
gateways
WiFi offload in ECI
! IDEA approached us with requirement to find
solution to ease their data pressure on 2G (current
pain) and complement their 3G infrastructure (once
they will build it).
" Initial proposal have been made
" Tune it to better fit the carrier requirement
Access Site- GPON based
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Access Site
Skytel project Overview
! Skytel is a Philippines niche operator providing VSAT
services.
! Skytel Vision
" Short Term: Provide Residential Broadband for Rural Philippines
Area
" Long Term: To build infrastructure to become large span operator
! Key Characteristics
" Shared Project with BPLCI (Energy Companies Consortium)
" Deploy Fiber on electricity poles for future Wire-line services
" Cover Rural areas along the power line path with WiFi technology
" Customize service to each Local Electro-Coop under unified
infrastructure
" Employ local post offices as service retail stores
" Use Local leased Broadband Connectivity as gateway to WWW
Civil Works
! Fibers Deployment between Poles and Street
Cabinets
! Outdoor Pole cabinets
" Active Equipment
" Fiber ODF
! Street Cabinet for MSAN and Gateway
NODE site
CCn
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800m fiber
Policy Enforcement
Router
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300 meter
Radius LOS
Access Site 2
Access Site 25
Network Layout
SKYTELs VSAT
DNS/DHCP
Radius
Self Portal
BBS
Customer Mng.
GPON EMS
Wi-Fi EMS
Core Router
SkyTels NOC
& Data Center
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Service Offering
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Consumer Purchase
Scratch card
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User Connects via
Username & Password
Internet
Leased
Network
Data Center
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User Authenticated
In Data Center
4User Connects to
Internet
Access Site- Mesh Wi-Fi based
Access Site
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SUMMARY
Networks Times of Transition
Raymond.Forado@ecitele.com
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