optical_transport_06022008英文文献资料.pptVIP

Introduction of Optical Transport System Agenda Trends of Network Infrastructure Optical Transport System Overview ROADM Key Technologies Discussion Agenda Trends of Network Infrastructure Optical Transport System Overview ROADM Key Technologies Discussion Trends of Networking All-IP Transformation Trends of Networking Network Convergence To Lower Cost/bit To Simplifier Network Operations To Improve Service Flexibility Single Infrastructure for Multiple Services Agenda Trends of Network Infrastructure Optical Transport System Overview ROADM Key Technologies Discussion What is a Transport Network Cost efficient transport bits over long distances Carrier Grade Reliability (low transmission failure rate) Availability (ability to protect and restore) Security (access to infrastructure limited to operator) Transparency Low latency Bandwidth efficient multiplexing capability (also in terms of granularity) Manageability (fault, configuration and performance management) Interoperability (multi-vendor, multi-operator) Scalability The Situation Today – Core Network Transformation of Optical Transport Cisco’s Proposals of IP over WDM Optical Transport Suppliers to Counterattack Optical Transport – Common Platform Common Transport Platform to Support TDM, Carrier Ethernet and OTN/WDM Transport The Request from Carriers because of IP transformation and network convergence Competing with IP/MPLS Router Vendors because these vendors are attacking the transport market The ratio of traditional PDH/SDH/SONET in the equipment will be less and less, but will stay for quite a long time Providing rich Interfaces for Data/Video Application, e.g., Ethernet, FC, DVB, etc. Optical Transport – Network Architecture Optical Network Architecture from Point to Point/Ring to Mesh in Core, Regional and Metro Intelligent Optical Network done by ASON/GMPLS Control Plane which is applied at every layer: TDM (VC), WDM (?) or Packet N-Degree (N2) ROADM Traditionally manual configuration