Tellabs

Major Network Operator optimizes fiber with Tellabs 1000 MSAP 10 Gigabit Ethernet Card

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Wednesday, August 21, 2019
Ethernet, Internet protocols, Tellabs, Network protocols, Gigabit Ethernet, Fiber-optic communications, Bandwidth, Telecommunications, Wavelength-division multiplexing

The purpose of this deployment is for the network operator to utilize CWDM, and the GbE226 card, to gain bandwidth relief at their fiber-constrained remote sites.

Key Points: 
  • The purpose of this deployment is for the network operator to utilize CWDM, and the GbE226 card, to gain bandwidth relief at their fiber-constrained remote sites.
  • The CWDM configuration combines the GbE226 10-gigabit uplink, (that aggregates multiple 1-gigabit connectivity from each Tellabs 1000 shelf), along with the existing OC12 Time Division Multiplexed (TDM) transport traffic.
  • The CWDM device, that is installed in existing Tellabs remote broadband cabinets, provides fiber optimization by transmitting the OC12 (1310 wavelength), and the GbE226 10 gigabit (1471 wavelength) across a single fiber cable.
  • Tellabs sole focus is to deliver simple, secure, scalable, stable access to optimize network performance.