Patton electronic 2888 Network Router User Manual


 
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Product Brief
Solution Description
Rapid service deployment is the key to grabbing
market share, the lifeblood of carrier business
economics. At times the infrastructure needed to
support end user services is not in place, creating
delays that cost millions in long-term lost revenues. To
overcome these ills carriers with access to wholesale
T1/E1 circuits can reuse the TDM network to bridge
the bandwidth gap and continue deploying NGN
services in areas where the infrastructure is developing.
Problem
Issue
Impact
Our Solution
Service Providers
are Losing
Market Share
Lack of installed fiber for
backhaul is slowing
customer acquisition
Millions of dollars lost
every day in potential
long-term revenue
streams
Re
-
use installed TDM
network for transparent
Ethernet backhaul
Complex
Network
Infrastructure
Installations
Complex equipment is
installed for simple
backhaul applications
Slows
the pace of
network expansion and
makes troubleshooting
problems difficult
Transparent Ethernet
bridging with QoS
installs and maintains
easier than MPLS & PBB
The Need to
Improve
Profitability
S
ervices are installed
with new equipment
raising customer
acquisition costs
Customer acquisition
becomes a capital
intensive exercise
Re
-
use depreciated TDM
network and postpone
forklift upgrades until
economics dictate
Unique Selling Position
The IpLink™ Model 2888 Multi-Megabit Inverse Mux is the only transparent Ethernet Bridge offering BOTH jumbo
Ethernet frame and Active Layer 2 QoS at a fraction of the cost of other solutions.
Top
FAQ
s
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support TDM over IP?
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support TDM over IP?Q. Does the Inverse Mux support TDM over IP?
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support TDM over IP?
A.
A.A.
A. The Inverse Mux transports Ethernet/IP traffic over TDM. It is not designed to transport TDM traffic over Ethernet/IP.
Q. Is the Inverse Mux offered with
Q. Is the Inverse Mux offered with Q. Is the Inverse Mux offered with
Q. Is the Inverse Mux offered with -
--
-48VDC power?
48VDC power?48VDC power?
48VDC power?
A.
A.A.
A. The Inverse is available with an internal or an external power supply.
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support both clear channel and fractional T1/E1 operation?
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support both clear channel and fractional T1/E1 operation?Q. Does the Inverse Mux support both clear channel and fractional T1/E1 operation?
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support both clear channel and fractional T1/E1 operation?
A.
A.A.
A. Yes. Each T1/E1 circuit can be configured for clear channel or for fractional operation independently, facilitating
incremental bandwidth growth.
Q.
Q. Q.
Q. What is the
What is theWhat is the
What is the
Jumbo Ethernet frame size
Jumbo Ethernet frame sizeJumbo Ethernet frame size
Jumbo Ethernet frame size
supported
supportedsupported
supported?
??
?
A.
A.A.
A. The maximum jumbo Ethernet frame supported today is 2,072 bytes and 9,216 bytes via free software upgrade.
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support fractional T1/E1 circuits.
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support fractional T1/E1 circuits.Q. Does the Inverse Mux support fractional T1/E1 circuits.
Q. Does the Inverse Mux support fractional T1/E1 circuits.
A.
A.A.
A. Yes. Fractional circuits are supported on all T1/E1 ports and can be used to incrementally grow the bandwidth.