Affordable interface board configuration for roofing

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Supported cabinet

Indoor cabinet: N63E-22, N66E-18

Outdoor cabinet: F01T500, F01D2000

Indoor cabinet: N66E-22

Outdoor cabinet: none

Indoor cabinet: N66E-18

Outdoor cabinet: F01T500, F01S300, F01T300

Indoor cabinet: N63E-22

Outdoor cabinet: F01S100, F01S200

Board configuration

2 slots for control boards

16 slots for service boards

1 slot for the universal interface board

2 slots for upstream interface boards

2 slots for power interface boards.

2 slots for control boards

14 slots for service boards

1 slot for the universal interface board

2 slots for upstream interface boards

2 slots for power interface boards.

2 slots for control boards

6 slots for service boards

1 slot for the universal interface board

2 slots for upstream interface boards

2 slots for power interface boards.

2 slots for control boards

2 slots for service boards

1 or 2 slots for the power interface board.

Supported control board and its switching capacity

SCUB: 48 Gbit/s

SCUF: 128 Gbit/s

SCUN/SCUK: 480 Gbit/s in active/standby mode or 960 Gbit/s in load-sharing mode

SCUH/SCUV: 960 Gbit/s in active/standby mode or 1920 Gbit/s in load-sharing mode

MCUD/MCUD1/MCUE: 128 Gbit/s in active/standby mode or 256 Gbit/s in load-sharing mode

System Layer 2 packet forwarding rate

SCUB: 72 Mpps

SCUF: 190 Mpps

SCUN/SCUK: 726 Mpps in active/standby mode or 1452 Mpps in load-sharing mode

SCUH/SCUV: 1428 Mpps in active/standby mode or 2856 Mpps in load-sharing mode

MCUD/MCUD1/MCUE: 190 Mpps in active/standby mode or 380 Mpps in load-sharing mode

Switching/Forwarding delay

Short forwarding delay: The 100 Mbit/s Ethernet port sends the 64-byte Ethernet packets at a delay shorter than 20 μs.

BER in full load

BER of a port when the port transmits data in full load < 10 e-7

System reliability specifications

System: redundant configuration.

System availability for the typical configuration: > 99.999%

Mean time between failures (MTBF): about 45 years.

Maximum number of ADSL2+ ports in a subrack

1024

896

384

128

Maximum number of VDSL2 ports in a subrack

1024

896

384

128

Maximum number of Vectoring ports in a subrack

768

768

384

N/A

Maximum number of SuperVector ports in a subrack

N/A

N/A

384

N/A

Maximum number of EFM SHDSL ports in a subrack

512

448

192

64

Maximum number of TDM SHDSL ports in a subrack

256

224

96

32

Maximum number of POTS ports in a subrack

1024

896

384

128

Maximum number of ISDN BRA ports in a subrack

512

448

192

64

Maximum number of ISDN PRA ports in a subrack

64

64

64

64

Maximum number of GPON ports in a subrack

256

224

96

32

Maximum number of 10G GPON ports in a subrack

128

112

48

16

Maximum number of P2P FE ports in a subrack

768

672

288

96

Maximum number of P2P GE ports in a subrack

768

672

288

96

Maximum number of upstream ports (GE ports in the GIU slot) in a subrack

8

8

8

N/A

Maximum number of upstream ports (10GE ports in the GIU slot) in a subrack

4

4

4

N/A

Maximum number of upstream ports (PON ports in the GIU slot) in a subrack

1

1

1

N/A

Maximum number of upstream ports (ports on the control board) in a subrack

SCUB/SCUF: 4 x GE (in the active/standby mode)

SCUN/SCUK: 8 x GE (in the load-sharing mode)

SCUH/SCUV: 8 x 10GE/GE (in the load-sharing mode)

MCUD/MCUE: 8 x GE (in the load-sharing mode)

MCUD1: 4 x GE + 4 x 10GE/GE (in the load-sharing mode)

Maximum number of extended subracks connected to a master subrack

32

32

32

N/A

Maximum number of ONUs supported by each subrack

• For Layer 2 applications, the maximum number of ONUs supported by each subrack is determined based on the number of MAC addresses and service flows supported by the control board, as well as the number of MAC addresses and service flows planned for the ONUs.

• For Layer 3 applications, the maximum number of ONUs supported by each subrack is determined based on the number of routes and ARP entries supported by the control board.