PASOLINK NEO iPro パンフレット 表1-表4

High capacity, Intelligent Backhaul

Radio part: PASOLINK NEO HP key facts

Core Specification Technical Benefits

Frequency bands 6 to 38 GHz Low Latency, High System Gain
Radio Transmission Capacities up to 1.6 Gbps/128 to 256QAM Cross Polarized 2x150Mbps, 2x300Mbps,
Interface 10/100/1000 Base-T operation (XPIC) 2x400Mbps, 4x400Mbps
1000 Base-SX / LX LAN Multi-port LAN interface supports Layer 2 switch
n x E1 for efficient transmission
VLAN Port-based VLAN
802.1Q Tag-based VLAN
Scalability and Flexibility QoS 802.1p CoS / ToS
Functionality upgradeable by software MPLS Exp.
Flexible system configuration (1+0, 1+1, HS/SD/FD) Gigabit Ethernet Link aggregation up to 1.6 Gbps

PASOLINK NEO iPro Intelligence features

PASOLINK NEO iPro

TDM/ATM
Transport ETH/VLAN
Network
Architecture MPLS
TDM/ATM PWE3
Synchronization Frequency Sync (Various)
Supported Protocol VLAN, IP, MPLS
Granularity Per class
Traffic Engineering
Prioritization
And QoS
Bandwidth Management (Shaping)
Traffic Engineering
Connectivity, Fault Management
OAM
Performance Monitoring
Link Aggregation
Packet APS
Protection Ring
Traffic Engineering

The information, configuration or specifications given in this publication are

subject to change without prior notice. The content of this literature is current
as of June 2008. ©2008 NEC Corporation. All rights reserved.

Cat. No. BMW037-1

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©NEC Corporation 2008

Backhaul for Broadband
Mobile Backhaul Evolution
“I want to move to packet,
but it has to pay for itself”
The backhaul network has never seen such change
and innovation. Rather than for technology’s sake, the
demands of delivering broadband services over wireless
networks are justifying the technology, topology and
business model innovations being implemented today.
NEC would like to invite our backhaul customers into a
partnership where together we plan, rollout and manage
the next generation of backhaul networks.
Today, mobile broadband means a richer user
experience but with no guarantee of value added
revenue due to Flat rate pricing, “Free” Internet players
and Web 2.0 sharing models. With mobile access
capacities now breaching 100Mbps per user in LTE, the
case for scalable and affordable capacity is clear.
However the right backhaul evolution strategy very
much depends on the business context of each
individual operator. NEC has found that there are
typically 3 reasons for planning and implementing
backhaul evolution:
■Re-architecting for cost effective capacity scale
■Unifying backhaul networks into “one backhaul
network” to reduce complexity and increase
flexibility
■Reducing backhaul OPEX, particularly where
leased bandwidth is utilised
Diverse Customer Needs
All of NEC’s new backhaul technologies are designed
to help you evolve the backhaul toward new packet
technologies while preserving existing infrastructure both at
the base station, controller site and the backhaul link as
required.
2G to 3G
Rapid rollouts at low cost are critical to winning market
share at affordable rates of acquisition. NEC’s backhaul
portfolio includes microwave, fibre, switching and
aggregation products designed for rapid backhaul
expansion while avoiding long term OPEX and reliability
problems. Low cost PDH and SDH radio solutions and new
Packet Backhaul products replace or reduce dependency
on leased lines while providing a platform for future services
with zero or minimal upgrade cost. Pseudowire, Packet
Synchronisation and Dual Native Switching allow the
unification or hybrid parallel running of TDM and Packet
backhaul networks.
PASOLINK NEO iPro パンフレット 表2-表3
Native Ethernet Radio
One simple backhaul for all “I need Quality of Service I can
charge for…”
These differing motivations result in differing Until now, backhauls have been service specific and
preferences in OPEX, CAPEX, flexibility, control and the service selected by the owner. However new backhaul
scale in every backhaul network. Whether sizing for business models require multi-service backhauls and even New – Earn revenue from the backhaul
scale, or optimising for cost, NEC has the backhaul complete service transparency when backhaul capacity is
optimisation and transformation solution to help you rented to another party.
achieve your business objectives. Backhaul unification reduces cost and complexity NEC’s Packet Backhaul technologies bring superior
You deserve high performance products: not just where operators that have several backhaul networks or traffic engineering and quality of service controls to any
designed to meet specification and technology trends plan to offer backhaul capacity to other providers. NEC’S node in the backhaul allowing you to offer premium services
but expertly engineered to deliver high throughput and broad scope of backhaul media and convergence at Service Level Agreement standards. The same
low latencies without failure. That’s the difference in technologies such as MPLS allow any service (fixed, mobile technology allows NEC customers to share or resell their
performance and MTBF that NEC customers have or wireless broadband) to happily co-exist one physical backhaul bandwidth to carrier SLA standards earning further
benefited from in years of backhaul supply. Our new backhaul. revenue from the backhaul.
solutions for the Packet Era build on this heritage while
bringing state of the art features such as network
optimisation, traffic engineering, packet switching,
quality of service, protection mechanisms and end to Introducing PASOLINK NEO iPro
end management into our new portfolio.
PASOLINK NEO is the industry’s leading IP
All links are Microwave links
Base Station Capacity 16 E1
Microwave backhaul system with unmatched reliability,
BSC/RNC
NEC can help Main Node Supernode latency and throughput in the field.
SDH: 864 / 1240
you analyze the Packet: 416 / 620
PASOLINK NEO iPro (IP Professional) enhances the
SDH: 288 / 310
business case Packet: 139 / 310
performance and capacity of PASOLINK NEO microwave
SDH: 96 / 96
for packet Packet: 46 / 64
products with new switching, aggregation and traffic
evolution
engineering features that bring intelligent flexibility and
SDH: 32 / 32
Packet: 61 / 32
control to any backhaul network. The switching and traffic
engineering functions can be optionally provided in our
stand alone solution PASOLINK NEO TE. PASOLINK NEO iPro (2U)
Beyond the Ethernet and aggregation features of other NEO Series products, a vast array of Multiservice Transport
and Traffic Engineering functions include Multi-service aggregation, Pseudowire technology, Synchronisation
technology, MPLS switching, advanced QoS and Shaping, EthernetOAM and sophisticated protection mechanisms are
supported. Separate TDM and Packet switches ensure Dual Native Switching without multiservice configuration
3G to LTE impacting switching capacity.
Any NEO microwave product can be provided in an iPro configuration such as the new PASOLINK NEO HP (High
NEC’s new range of packet and hybrid backhaul
Performance) version. It easily meets the needs of PDH/SDH, Hybrid or all-IP backhauls supporting wireless broadband
products ensure you can scale from 3G to higher
services. NEO HP features up to 1.6Gbps capacity at 256QAM, support for port based VLAN tagging, 4 queue QoS,
broadband access speeds without a proportional increase
Ethernet link aggregation and software selectable modulation schemes and capacities. 6-38Ghz frequency range
in cost. Using the latest packet backhaul technology from
support, XPIC technology and GbE makes this a very powerful solution in only 1U.
NEC, you can re-design your backhaul in terms of topology,
capacity and intelligence while reusing existing
infrastructure. Technologies such as Adaptive Modulation CX2600
PASOLINK
Radio, 256QAM Modulation and MPLS switching bring TDM /
performance, power and flexibility for next generation
NEO iPro All Packet or SDH
E1(TDM)
Hybrid Radio E1(IMA)
mobile networks.
IP / MPLS STM-1(ATM)
E1(TDM) VLAN
WiMAX 2G FE/GbE
Network Transformation and Optimization
E1(IMA)
NEC’s new Backhaul for Broadband solution is all a ● TDM and ATM Optimization
service provider needs to cost effectively connect NEC 3G IP / MPLS
● Network unification and transition to packet
PasoWings™ and other WiMAX base stations to their access ● All Packet or Hybrid backhaul
gateway whilst crucially respecting user and service QoS HSPA
● End to end QoS and Traffic Engineering
and Bandwidth Management throughout the backhaul. This FE/GbE
WiMAX
feature, Ethernet Protection and EthernetOAM are critical for
LTE
Packet backhaul
WiMAX based voice services in what is, without NEC’s eNB
solution, a “best effort” delivery environment.