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    OPTera MetroThe Optical Connection

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    Other...

    FDDI

    ESCON

    FiberChannel

    Video

    HDTV

    IP

    OC-12c

    OC-48c

    GigabitEthernet

    FastEthernet

    DS3

    OC-3c

    ATM

    OC-3c

    OC-12c

    DS3

    Services Evolution

    Higher

    ServiceRates

    Growing Range of Services

    10G

    2.5 G

    1 G

    622 M

    155 M

    100 M

    45 M

    1.5 MDS3

    DS1

    Legacy

    Scalable, Adaptive and Unified Solutions

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    Metro Core

    Metro Core

    Metro Access

    Metro Access

    RingLong Haul

    Transmission

    MetroOpticalNetworking

    Optical

    Cross

    Connect

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    Metro DWDM Applications

    fiber

    Channel

    SONET

    PBX

    Router

    D1 Video

    From the customer Around the metro

    New servicesNew services &

    Fiber Savings

    Gigabit

    Ethernet

    Business

    Access

    IP

    ATM

    DCS

    OPTera

    Metro

    OPTera

    Metro

    OPTera

    Metro

    OPTera

    Metro

    OPTera

    Metro

    OPTera

    Metro

    Inter-

    Office

    Long Haul POP

    ISP POP

    CO

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    OPTera Metro Increases YourFiber Capacity 32 Times

    OPTera multiplexes up to

    32 protected or 64 unprotected channels per site

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    OPTera Metro EliminatesInterface Limitations

    Other Technologies limitinterfaces to limited set

    of fixed bit rates

    OPTera Metro allows infinite

    choice of bit rates between

    50Mbps and 2.5Gbps

    Other Technologies limit

    interfaces to one protocol

    OPTera Metro permits use of

    any protocol known today or

    in the future

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    Add / Drop Wavelengths: Ring or Linear

    32 protected or 64 unprotected wavelengths - selectable per wavelength

    Each l Can Be any Bit-Rate or Protocol Optical Protection Selectable per l

    < 50 ms Protection

    Per Channel Operation, Administration, Maintenance

    An Interface Can Support:

    SONET OC-1/3/12/48

    Gigabit Ethernet

    Fast Ethernet

    ESCON

    Fibre Channel

    FDDI.

    Survivable 32Channel DWDM Ring

    UniversalOpticalInterface

    OPTera Metro DWDM Platform

    OPTera Metro: Forecast Tolerant Networking

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    Enterprise Network Consolidation

    Service Enabling PlatformSDH/SONET

    Private LinePOTSSTM-n

    Mainframe I/O Services

    Remote Storage

    Remote Server Access

    ESCON

    FICON

    Fibre

    Channel

    Gigabit

    Ethernet

    TLSFrame RelayPrivate LineFDDI

    STM-n UNIATM

    Switch

    Internet AccessTLS

    IP-Based Services

    Router/Layer 2 Switch

    Gigabit Ethernet

    STM-n PoS

    LAN InterconnectionGigabit

    Ethernet

    LAN

    SwitchUniversal

    OpticalInterface

    Optical Opportunities for the Enterprise

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    OPTera Metro DWDM System

    Nortel Networks OPTera Metro

    delivers transport bandwidth that has:

    Transparent Optical Transport - Optimized for Metro Networks

    Open DWDM Platform (32 wavelengths)

    High Capacity - up to 64 Channels

    Protocol and Bit-rate Independence

    Ring & Point - Point Survivability

    NEBS & ETSI Compliant

    Small footprint - 20 Gbps in 2 cu. ft.

    Open Systems Network Management

    Recognized Market Leader

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    OPTera with 8-Shelves (Fully Configured)

    2-Fibers Running 64-Wavelengths at 2.5 Gb/s Each

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    OPTera Metro Architecture

    Next generation architecture opens a wide variety

    of new features and configurations

    Optical

    Channel

    Interface

    OCLD

    Optical Multiplexer

    Optical

    Channel

    Manager

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    Hub Architecture

    Remote 1Remote 2

    Remote 3

    Remote N,

    N up to 8

    Hub

    Shelves

    Up to 4 protected or 8 unprotected

    optical channel interfaces per shelf

    Up to 8 remotes,

    fixed connectivity

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    OPTera Meshed Ring - New !

    1

    3

    1 2 1

    4 1

    1

    2

    3

    4

    Ring ADMShelves Up to 8 unprotected

    optical channel

    interfaces per shelf; 4

    West and 4 East

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    SONET and OPTera Metro

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OPTera Metro permits the overlay of multiple high capacity

    systems on one pair of fibers

    OC48BLSR

    OC48BLSR

    OC48BLSR

    OC48BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

    OC48

    BLSR

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    OPTera Metro - Summary

    Fiber Multi-technology platform

    FDDI

    SONET

    PBX

    Router

    D1 Video

    OPTera

    OPTera

    OPTera

    From the customer

    IP

    ATM

    DCS

    Gigabit

    Ethernet

    OPTera

    OPTera

    OPTera

    ATM

    For large access and metro customers

    Which transports up to 160 Gb/s on a fiber pair

    And enables a wide range of services

    With remote bandwidth alterationsDONE !

    OC-3

    Customer order

    requires more

    bandwidth

    OC-12 or OC-48

    Universal

    Optical

    Interface

    OPTera OPTera

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    RESERVE SLIDES

    O

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    OPTera Metro Architecture

    OpticalChannel

    intfc

    OCLD

    Optical

    Channel

    Manager

    Optical Multiplexer

    One band extracted.

    Rest optically pass thru

    Optical filters reduce equipment complexity

    OPT M t P d t Diff ti t

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    Separation of Client and Line

    OPTera Metro Product Differentiators

    Separation of Client and Line Interfaces

    Provides flexibility in protection schemes

    Enables the introduction of new types of client interfaces

    OPT M P d Diff i

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    Rate Provisionable

    Clock Recovery

    Provides the Values of Transparency with the Performance Benefits

    of 3R Regeneration

    Enables Bit Rate Throttling of the Client and Line Interfaces

    OPTera Metro Product Differentiators

    O ff

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    16X16

    Cross-Connect

    Supports the Implementation of Flexible Protection

    Per l Options: 1+1, Shared, Client-Side,

    (Tributary), Unprotected,

    Enables Additional Networking Capabilities l-TSA, l-TSI , Dual Homing,

    Drop & Continue, etc...

    OPTera Metro Product Differentiators

    OPT M t P d t Diff ti t

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    OPTera Metro Product Differentiators

    Per Optical Service Channel Provides Supervisory andPerformance Management on Each and Every Wavelength

    Optical

    Service Channel

    Payload

    I h t S it h M t i C biliti

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    Any Line Time Slot toAny Line Time Slot

    Hairpinning/Regeneration Drop & Continue/Broadcast

    Simultaneous TributaryTime Slots

    Timeslot InterchangeTimeslot Allocation

    Any Speed Any Tributary

    Any Tibutary Timeslot to

    Any Line Timeslot

    Any Line IncomingTimeslot to Any Line

    Outgoing Timeslot

    Inherent Switch Matrix Capabilities

    OPT M t Sh l I t t P t t d S i

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    OCI 1A OCI 3AOCI 2BOCI 2AOCI 1B OCI 4BOCI 4AOCI 3B

    OCM A

    OCLD

    Optical Multiplexer (OMX)

    Optical Channel

    Laser & Detector (OCLD)

    Circuit Cards

    Optical Channel

    Manager (OCM)

    Optical Channel

    Interface (OCI)

    OMX Pigtail

    Connections

    West Ring

    Interface

    East Ring

    Interface

    Channel FilterBand Filter

    Drops 1 band to

    channel filter

    Allows optical bypass

    of remaining 7 bands

    Optical Pass-through

    OCM itself is 1+1

    equipment protected

    OCI cards interface client signals

    to subtending equipment

    OCM provides

    protection switching

    between two protected

    OMXs

    OCM B

    OCLD Converts to a

    DWDM wavelength

    OCLD

    OPTera Metro Shelve Interconnect - Protected Scenario

    OPT M t Sh l I t t U t t d

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    OCI 1A OCI 3AOCI 2BOCI 2AOCI 1B OCI 4BOCI 4AOCI 3B

    OCM A

    OCLD

    Optical Multiplexer (OMX)

    Optical Channel

    Laser & Detector (OCLD)

    Circuit Cards

    Optical Channel

    Manager (OCM)

    Optical Channel

    Interface (OCI)

    OMX Pigtail

    Connections

    West Ring

    Interface

    East Ring

    Interface

    Channel FilterBand Filter

    Drops 1 band to

    channel filter

    Allows optical bypass

    of remaining 7 bands

    Optical Pass-through

    OCM itself is 1+1

    equipment protected

    OCI cards interface client signals

    to subtending equipment

    OCM provides

    protection switching

    between two protected

    OMXs

    OCM B

    OCLD Converts to a

    DWDM wavelength

    OCLD

    OPTera Metro Shelve Interconnect - Unprotected