Lucent Technologies AnyMedia Line Access Gateway Bedienungsanleitung

Discover a comprehensive access solution that

helps cut POTS costs, build new revenues and

migrate seamlessly to packet networks.

Benefits

•Minimize capital expenditures using a single platform to deliver narrowband, broadband and packet offerings.

•Increase earning power by quickly launching new high-value services.

•Support IP/Ethernet on the same platform used to deliver POTS and ATM-based data services.

•Lower operating costs using one management system for voice, video and data traffic.

•Streamline the network –industry-leading port densities enable fewer network elements.

•Evolve existing AnyMedia®investments –Help create network operating efficiencies by using new

IP conversion application packs to packetize ATM xDSL or TDM POTS traffic to IP backhauls.

AnyMedia®Line Access Gateway

Transform business

with the AnyMedia®

Line Access Gateway

ANew Formula for Success

Now a single integrated platform delivers the key

capabilities needed in today’s challenging

telecommunications environment. The AnyMedia®

Line Access Gateway (LAG) combines exceptional

multi-service flexibility with high port densities – and

an IP/Ethernet option. As a result, a wide range of

circuit and packet traffic can co-exist on the same

integrated platform, which leverages infrastructure,

minimizes operating costs and simplifies evolution to

packet networks. Using “plug-and-play” application

packs, the AnyMedia®LAG also makes it easier to

generate additional income, because service providers

can quickly launch new services, respond immediately

to changing customer demands and take advantage of

emerging markets.

These powerful capabilities make the AnyMedia®LAG

ideal for launching IP services today – while

continuing to support POTS – then migrating to packet

networks with minimal capital investment. With a

choice of capacities, this high-density platform also

enables cost-effective switch consolidation and growth

applications. And it can take the network seamlessly

into the future.

Minimize Equipment Costs

The AnyMedia®LAG saves money because its multi-

service architecture eliminates the need for overlay

networks and forklift upgrades. Instead, service

providers simply add application packs to the

AnyMedia®LAG shelf whenever needed to

incorporate new technologies and support the latest

services – including IP/Ethernet. With this approach,

providers can build DSL and packet capabilities

incrementally while maintaining cost-effective POTS

support – and evolve at a pace that’s right for the

network. The design efficiencies of the AnyMedia®

LAG allow providers to use fewer network

components and switch interfaces, reducing

expenditures even further.

Evolve to VoIP on your terms

The AnyMedia®LAG supports both centralized and

distributed VoIP architectures. This allows you to

determine if it is best to convert traffic from TDM

interfaces to VoIP on a per shelf basis or on a per

card basis. This flexibility to support any network

topology allows AnyMedia®LAG solutions to fit to

your evolution plans, simplifying integration and

saving money.

Economize on POTS and New IP Services

The AnyMedia®LAG offers a choice of capacities

with industry-leading port densities. The AnyMedia®

LAG 4300 can support up to 2,752 POTS lines on a

single shelf – or up to 5,504 lines per cabinet. With

more than twice the capacity of any other AnyMedia®

Access System, this platform has been optimized to

help deliver traditional voice services more cost

effectively. When providers want to reduce the

number of switches in the network – or support more

subscribers in a single location – the AnyMedia®LAG

4300 provides the streamlined power required.

The AnyMedia®LAG 2300 offers a cost-effective

way to launch new IP applications, including VoIP

and IP video services. It supports up to 512 POTS lines

per shelf, or any combination of DSL, POTS, ISDN,

IP/Ethernet and special services. Easily deployed in a

wide variety of locations, this mid-sized platform can

help respond to changing market requirements with

outstanding efficiency.

The AnyMedia®LAG 1900 offers the same VoIP and

IP video capabilities as the AnyMedia®LAG 2300

while fitting into standard 19-inch data racks. It

supports up to 896 POTS lines per shelf.

The AnyMedia®LAG supports POTS, ISDN, IP/Ethernet

and DSL all on an integrated platform.

The AnyMedia®LAG 200 offers IP and distributed VoIP

capabilities in a small remote platform perfect for

deploying deep into the network to help reach customers

in remote areas and increase revenue streams.

Make the Most of Revenue Opportunities

The multi-service flexibility of the AnyMedia®LAG

enables service providers to quickly capitalize on

opportunities to bring in additional income. This

integrated platform supports any mix of POTS, ISDN,

IP/Ethernet and DSL technologies, so service offerings

can be adjusted easily to keep pace with demand.

“Any service, any slot” application packs deliver a

simple, cost-effective way to add the latest high-value

voice, video, data and multimedia offerings; while a

broadband backplane enables delivery of premium

service at higher rates. With this streamlined, fast-

paced approach, service providers can generate new

revenue instantly, keeping customers satisfied and

staying ahead of competition.

The AnyMedia®LAG supports POTS, ISDN and DSL

all on an integrated platform.

Increase Operating Efficiency

The AnyMedia®LAG simplifies operations in a

number of ways. First, its integrated architecture

reduces network infrastructure, which cuts back

maintenance requirements and decreases

management time and effort. Next, this design

delivers the power and convenience of a single

management system for both voice and data services,

with flexible control over all network devices. To

provide seamless interoperation, the AnyMedia®LAG

uses standard open interfaces, including V5.1, V5.2,

GR-303, SIP, H.248, MGCP, ATM, E1 IMA, DS1 IMA,

E3, DS3, ITU STM-1, Japan STM-1, OC-3c, 100baseT

and Gigabit Ethernet. It also helps reduce inventory

and training by using the same narrowband and

broadband application packs as other AnyMedia®

Access Systems.

Along with the efficiencies provided by the AnyMedia®

LAG, Lucent Worldwide Services help reduce

operating expenses and keep the network performing

at its best. A full portfolio of operations and

maintenance services is available, backed by more

than 10,000 expert technical professionals and

Evolve Seamlessly

With its IP/Ethernet option, proven multi-service

capabilities and open interfaces, the AnyMedia®

LAG enables the integration new technologies

incrementally – or the conversion of the embedded

POTS and ATM xDSL base to IP backhauls – whenever

and wherever they offer benefits to the network. That

means service providers can protect investments in

existing infrastructure while taking advantage of the

latest technological developments. This forward-

looking approach lets providers migrate seamlessly to

packet networks at a pace that’s right for the business

without having to commit to a forklift upgrade.

Count on Field-Proven Reliability

The AnyMedia®LAG is the latest addition to the

AnyMedia®Access System portfolio – which has more

than 50,000 systems currently in use worldwide,

supporting more than 6 million voice lines, 1 million

ADSL ports and 30,000 E1 ports. This high-density

platform can help companies offer the services

customers demand, while minimizing capital

expenditures and positioning the network for the future.

To learn more about our comprehensive portfolio, please contact

your Lucent Technologies Sales Representative or Lucent

Business Partner, or visit our web site at www.lucent.com. This

document is provided for planning purposes only, and does not

create, modify or supplement any warranties which may be

made by Lucent Technologies relating to the products and/or

services described herein. The publication of information

contained in this document does not imply freedom from patent

or other protective rights of Lucent Technologies or third parties.

AnyMedia and Navis are registered trademarks of Lucent

Technologies Inc.

Lucent Technologies Inc.

LAG v3.09.06

AnyMedia®Line Access Gateway

Summary of features and benefits

Full narrowband support

• POTS

• Analog leased lines or payphone

• ISDN BRA (2B1Q, 4B3T, TCM)

• ISDN PRA

• Nx64 Kbps digital leased lines

• 2.048 Mbps structured and unstructured leased lines

• Digital leased lines via a U-interface

Expanding range of broadband capabilities

• ADSL full rate and G.lite (Annex A and Annex B)

• SDSL 2B1Q

• SHDSL

• ADSL2+ (Annex A and B)

• ADSL2+

IP/Ethernet capabilities

• 2 Gigabit Ethernet trunks per LAG shelf

• 2 100baseT Ethernet trunks per LAG shelf

• L2-L4 packet classification and marking

• 802.1q VLAN

• 802.1p priority queuing

• 802.3ad link aggregation

• 802.1d spanning tree

• 802.1w rapid spanning tree

• IGMP version 2

• IGMP -PIM

• IGMP fast leave

• MAC learning

• Broadcast storm control

• Access control list (AC) filtering

• DHCP relay

• Static routing

• RIP1, RIP2

• OSPF

Leading port density: AnyMedia®LAG 4300

• Up to 2,752 POTS lines per shelf

• Up to 2,688 VoIP lines per shelf

• Up to 1,312 ADSL/2+ lines per shelf

• Up to 1,376 ISDN BRA lines per shelf

• Up to 336 subscriber Ethernet lines per shelf

Mid-sized capacity (U.S.): AnyMedia®LAG 2300

•Up to 512 POTS lines per shelf

• Up to 960 VoIP lines per shelf

• Up to 480 ADSL/2+ lines per shelf

•Up to 256 ISDN BRA lines per shelf

Mid-sized capacity: AnyMedia®LAG 1900

• Up to 896 POTS lines per shelf

•Up to 832 VoIP lines per shelf

• Up 416 ADSL/2+ lines per shelf

• Up to 448 ISDN BRA lines per shelf

•Up to 208 Long Reach VDSL lines per shelf

• Up to 104 subscriber Ethernet lines per shelf

Remote deployments

AnyMedia®LAG 200

• Up to 128 VoIP lines

• Up to 96 ADSL/2+ lines per shelf

• Up to 24 subscriber Ethernet lines per shelf

Easy-to-use application packs

• Interchangeable across the AnyMedia®Access System portfolio

Broadband backplane for premium service

• Supports the latest high-speed data, voice and

multimedia services

Open switch interfaces for interoperability

• Standard open interfaces: V5.1, V5.2, GR-303, SIP, H.248,

MGCP, ATM, E1 IMA, DS1 IMA, E3, DS3, ITU STM-1,

Japan STM-1, OC-3c, 100baseT, Gigabit Ethernet

Easy deployment

• Compact chassis: AnyMedia®LAG 4300: 96.5 cm x 63.5 cm x

28.0 cm; AnyMedia®LAG 2300: 55.4 cm x 45.7 cm x 33.0 cm;

AnyMedia®LAG 1900: 60.0 cm x 48.3 cm x 28.0 cm;

AnyMedia®LAG 200: 57.2 cm x 20.3 cm x 15 cm

• Both indoor and outdoor configurations

Note: the AnyMedia®LAG 4300 is for indoor application only. It can be

deployed outdoors in a controlled environment (i.e. air conditioned). The

AnyMedia®LAG 2300, 1900 and 200 can be deployed both indoors and

outdoors.

• Network access from fiber and twisted copper pair

–Network side fiber is Gigabit Ethernet 10km and 40kms;

OC-3/STM-1

–Network side copper is 1000baseT;100baseT;DS3; E3; E1; DS1

–Subscriber side fiber is 100baseSX

–Subscriber side copper is ADSL2+; ADSL; SHDSL; ISDN; POTS

Single integrated management system

• Navis®AnyMedia®Access Element Manager

Future-oriented design

• Integrated IP/Ethernet, POTS, ATM-based data and video on

one platform

• Easy, incremental addition of new technologies – when and

where needed

High availability

• Proven AnyMedia®Access System reliability, worldwide

• Dedicated bandwidth for premium customers

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