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Page 1: Connecting in the Wireless Networks ACE-RUS School & Symposium May 7, 2012

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Connecting in the Wireless Connecting in the Wireless NetworksNetworks

ACE-RUS School & SymposiumACE-RUS School & SymposiumMay 7, 2012May 7, 2012

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Data-Centric ServicesData-Centric Services

Network Data Service Offerings

Backhaul Network Requirements

1G Analog 56K bps

2G Voice & SMS 3 Mbps

3G HSPA 2 - 16 Mbps 8 – 30 Mbps

4G (LTE & LTE Advanced) 100 – 1000 Mbps 50+ Mbps

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Network Architecture EvolutionNetwork Architecture Evolution

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Providing Wireless Backhaul Providing Wireless Backhaul Bandwidths Bandwidths

CopperCopper

• • DSLDSL

FiberFiber

• • FTTX FTTX

• • Direct FiberDirect Fiber

WirelessWireless

• • MicrowaveMicrowave

• • Millimeter-WaveMillimeter-Wave

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Service Level AgreementsService Level Agreements

End-to-End Turn up testing and ongoing performance monitoring End-to-End Turn up testing and ongoing performance monitoring and reporting:and reporting:

• • SLASLA

• • RFC 2544 / ITU-T Y.156samRFC 2544 / ITU-T Y.156sam

• • EquipmentEquipment

• • DUT / SUT / NUTDUT / SUT / NUT

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SLA Testing SystemSLA Testing System

Drawing courtesy of DragonWave Fusion A20

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Applicable CodesApplicable Codes

RFC 2544RFC 2544

• • ThroughputThroughput

• • Back-to-Back or BurstabilityBack-to-Back or Burstability

• • Frame LossFrame Loss

• • LatencyLatency

• • System ResetSystem Reset

• • System RecoverySystem Recovery

Y.156samY.156sam

• • Multi-Service Testing (Load Box)Multi-Service Testing (Load Box)

• • Packet Delay Variation (Jitter)Packet Delay Variation (Jitter)

• • CIR – EIR – Overshoot RateCIR – EIR – Overshoot Rate

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A funny thing happened on the A funny thing happened on the way to the Cell Towerway to the Cell Tower

Verizon Wireless Performance MatrixVerizon Wireless Performance Matrix

• • 4G Deployments will normally be 50 or 100 Mbps.4G Deployments will normally be 50 or 100 Mbps.

• • able to scale up to the full capacity of the GigE. able to scale up to the full capacity of the GigE.

• • Committed bandwidth (non-overbooked) transport.Committed bandwidth (non-overbooked) transport.

• • MTU size = 2008 bytes (802.3as) – (future 9000).MTU size = 2008 bytes (802.3as) – (future 9000).

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MTU of Common Media:MTU of Common Media:Media Maximum Transmission Unit

(bytes)Internet IPv4 At least 68

Internet IPv6 At least 1280

Ethernet v2 1500 (Current ONT Limitation)

Ethernet Jumbo Frames

2000 – 9000 (For correct interoperation, the whole Ethernet network must have the same MTU.)

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TimingTiming

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Providing TimingProviding Timing

SyncE / IEEE-1588SyncE / IEEE-1588

• • Ethernet Synchronization Messaging Channel (ESMC)Ethernet Synchronization Messaging Channel (ESMC)

• • physical layer, hop by hop, similar to TDM physical layer, hop by hop, similar to TDM networks. networks.

• • Precision Timing Protocol (PTP)Precision Timing Protocol (PTP)

• • Clock values passed inside the payloads.Clock values passed inside the payloads.

• • Includes time-of-day synchronization.Includes time-of-day synchronization.

• • IEEE-1588v2IEEE-1588v2

• • Establishes Master-Slave arrangements.Establishes Master-Slave arrangements.

• • mitigates the effects of forwarding delays.mitigates the effects of forwarding delays.

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NECA Tariff F.C.C. No. 5NECA Tariff F.C.C. No. 5

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NECA Tariff F.C.C. No. 5NECA Tariff F.C.C. No. 5

Public Packet Data NetworkPublic Packet Data Network

• • Section 16.3 Ethernet Transport ServiceSection 16.3 Ethernet Transport Service

- ETS Channel Termination (300 foot delimiter)- ETS Channel Termination (300 foot delimiter)

- ETS Port (Basic & Interconnection – 50 mile delimiter)- ETS Port (Basic & Interconnection – 50 mile delimiter)

- ETS Ethernet Virtual Connections / Extended / Interconnected- ETS Ethernet Virtual Connections / Extended / Interconnected

- DSL Access Service Connection- DSL Access Service Connection

• • Section 17.4 Section 17.4

- Rate Bands - Service Levels - Monthly & Nonrecurring Charges- Rate Bands - Service Levels - Monthly & Nonrecurring Charges

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Leo Zoucha, [email protected]