Carrier Ethernet: An Executive's Handbook

The document mainly introduces the features of the product such as ease of use, scalability, high availability, cost effectiveness, flexibility and profitability


Carrier Ethernet: An Executive's Handbook - cover page
Brand
Allied Telesis
Document type
Other
Language
English
Pages
32
File format
PDF
File size
391 KB
Published
09 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
16F7E88532095547907E5D044B5740C4

About this manual

Ethernet is evolving into the universal transport technology for carrier networks due to its scalability, low cost, and ability to support high availability features like rapid service restoration. It serves as a robust infrastructure for enterprise, residential 'Triple Play', and mobile applications.

The document details Carrier Ethernet standards defined by bodies such as IEEE, MEF, and ITU, including E-Line and E-LAN services. It highlights how these technologies enable service providers to offer superior efficiency while protecting existing revenues.

What's inside

  • Foreword
  • The Advent of Ethernet
  • What is Ethernet Technology?
  • What is Carrier Ethernet?
  • Why Carrier Ethernet Now?
  • IP Triple Play and Carrier Ethernet
  • Service Revenues from IP Network Applications
  • Pricing Strategy for Ethernet Services
  • Standards
  • Allied Telesis Carrier Ethernet Solutions

Frequently asked questions

What are the key advantages of Carrier Ethernet?

Carrier Ethernet offers rapid service restoration, hard QoS guarantees, strong service management, support for seamless TDM integration, and high scalability.

What is the recovery time required for link or node failure?

Recovery from a link or node failure must be less than 50ms to ensure users do not notice the disruption.

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