9500 MPR Product Description

9500 MPR
Microwave Packet Radio Description &

Application
OPTICS-WTpu (AT & ARD)

Internal Tendering Training, March 2009
Agenda
1- 9500 MPR - Microwave Packet Radio

2- 9500 MPR & Network Synchronization
3- 9500 MPR Application
4- 9500 MPR Network Management Solution
5- Tools and documents
6- Roadmap
7- Demo
- 9500 MPR Description and Application
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9500 MPR Microwave Packet Radio
9500 MPR - Microwave Packet Radio

Equipment Components
Outdoor Radio Unit

ODU
Microwave Service Switch

MSS
MMS-8
MMS-4
9500 Family Components
Alcatel-Lucent 9500 MPR

Common Network Management System
Universal Radio Unit (ODU)
Common Universal ODU with 9500 MXC allows

smooth migration from TDM to Packets
TDM Option
(MXC Series)
INUs
IDU-155
IDU-ES
IF
coax cable
Packet Option
(MPR Series)
Broadcasting
Mobile
TV
MSS-8
MSS-4
9500 MPR Microwave Service Switch

MSS Microwave Service
Switch
Access Protocol
termination (ATM-IMA, ML-PPP)
Pseudo-wire / Circuit Emulation
Service recognition (Voice, Video, BestEffort traffic,
)
Service Classification (up to 8 classes)
Statistical Multiplexing
2G E1-TDM
WiMax -IPoETH
3G ATMIMA
CDMA IPoE1
Ethernet Output
TDM Pseudo Wire
(ML-PPP)
Existing PDH/Ethernet Links (Aggregation)
ATM Pseudo Wire

IP over Native
Ethernet
Patented data-aware algorithms:

Service type is recognized
Bandwidth Optimization
Latency control
BER improvement
Embedded
Embedded
ETH
ETH
interfaces
interfaces
9500 MPR - Architecture

ASAP board
NxE1 ATM-IMA
ATM
ATM
Peripheral
Peripheral
MW
MW ODU
ODU
Peripheral
Peripheral
ATM PseudoWiring
16 Gb/s
Gb/s
Ethernet
Ethernet Switch
TDM
TDM
Peripheral
Peripheral
Standard Gigabit Ethernet
Signal Mo-demodulation
TDM over Ethernet standard mapping
Microwave Transport
NxE1 TDM Stream
9500 MPR Protections

No single point of failure
Passive backplane
Full CORE protection (traffic & Mgm),
Peripheral Unit protection
Errorless Rx Switching
Main CORE
Stby CORE
Peripheral Unit
Peripheral Unit
1Gbs ETH backplane connection

Errorless Switching channel

Universal Outdoor Unit
High capacity RF transceiver supporting Integrated antenna system
Modulation scheme up to 256 QAM
10 to 350 Mbs capacity
Support to hitless Adaptive Modulation
7 MHz,14 MHz, 28 MHz, 56 MHz channel spacing options
Common to 9500 MXC product line
Unprotected ODU with integrated

antenna
Protected ODU with symmetric or

asymmetric coupler and integrated antenna
9500 MPR Microwave Service Switch Boards

MSS Microwave Service Switch
CORE Board
System Controller
10 Gbs traffic matrix
4x 10/100/1000BaseT + 1x SFP
NMS/CT access
Peripheral Boards
Modem Peripheral
4 to 256 QAM
16E1 ASAP Peripheral

16 Ports ATM/TDM, 75/120 Ohm
8GBE Peripheral
4x 10/100/1000BaseT
7/14/28/56 MHz CS
Adaptive Modulation
32E1 Peripheral
32 Ports PDH, 75/120 Ohm
4x SFP
0 - 9500 MPR Description and Application

Microwave Service Switch
Two options
CORE BOARD
CORE BOARD (Protection)
MSS-8
Any Peripheral
Any Peripheral
2RU 8 slots
Any Peripheral
Any Peripheral
Any Peripheral
Any Peripheral
MSS-4
1RU 4 slots
CORE BOARD
CORE BOARD/AnyTraff.Peripheral
Any Peripheral
Any Peripheral
FAN
FAN
9500 MPR - Microwave Packet Radio: Examples of system configuration

2x CORE board with embedded 5x Gigabit Ethernet access ports
2x Modem Board
FAN Unit
4x 32E1 Access Board
MSS- 8 with 128 E1 + 5xGBE Protected Radio terminal
CORE board protected with 4 x GE
Modem Board
32E1 Access Board
MSS-4 with core protection, 1 radio direction , 32 E1 and 5 GE
9500 MPR - CORE BOARD

A new CORE BOARD is available from Rel 1.2
full management of L2 Ethernet features)
(including the enhanced Ethernet switch with 16 Gbit/s capacity and
Characteristics
Main System Controller
16Gbs Ethernet Switch for traffic routing
Synchronization processor
Removable CF card for NE configuration
Interfaces
4x Ethernet 10/100/1000 Base-T (traffic)
2x Ethernet 1000 SFP (traffic) (Only one managed in Rel.1.2)
1x Ethernet 10/100 Base-T (Craft Terminal)
1x 2,5,10MHz synch-in
1x 2,5,10MHz synch-out
System
Up to 2 units per shelf
1+1 EPS protection
9500 MPR Modem Board

Characteristics
4/16/32/64/128/256 QAM Modem
4/16/64 Errorless Adaptive modulation
7/14/28/56 MHz channels
Connects 9500MXC Outdoor Units
Data-aware pre-processing algorithms
Interfaces
1x IF over COAX cable
System
Up to 6 units per shelf
1+1 EPS and RPS protection
9500 MPR Modem Profiles
9500 MPR 32 E1 ACCESS BOARD

Characteristics
1 to 32xE1 G.703
MEF-8 Circuit Emulation
Differential and adaptive clock-recovery
Interfaces
32 E1 G.703 SCSI Connectors
75/120 Ohm selectable
System
Up to 6 units per shelf (192 E1)
1+1 EPS protection
9500 MPR ASAP (Any Service Any Port) card (1/7)

ASAP board main characteristics
This board has been developed jointly with IPD, is available in 7705 SAR
platform and deployed worldwide.
Supports multiple services
Interfaces: 16xE1 G.703 ports
Up to 6 boards on MSS-8 shelf
Traffic Management
PWE3 ATM: transport ATM cells with MPLS encapsulation
Interfaces
16 E1 G.703 SCSCI connector
75/120 Ohm selectable
Same installation material of PDH board
9500 MPR ASAP (2/7) : ATM services supported

ATM interface:
-up to 8 IMA groups on ASAP card
-up to 8 E1 ports per IMA group (with the limitation of the number of groups)
-up to 24 pseudowires per IMA group
ATM traffic management:
-ATM Service Category: CBR, VBR-rt, VBR-nrt, UBR+, UBR
-Internal Coherent scheduling wrt ATM service scheduling
Radio bandwidth for CBR (i.e. R99 traffic) is allocated at PCR (guaranteed
service)
Radio bandwidth for VBR is allocated at SCR
Radio bandwidth for UBR + is allocated at MDCR
The traffic exceeding the SCR/MDCR (but below PCR) is transported if
radio bandwidth is available
UBR is a best effort service w/o guaranteed bandwidth
MW awareness over ATM service:
Like for TDM service, patented algorithms are applied to ATM traffic in order to provide
better radio efficiency in terms of bandwidth (ATM header compression) and Cell error
rate performances
9500 MPR ASAP: Introduction of ATM in 9500 MPR (3/7)

Requirement:
Keep current ATM base station on E1 as long as possible to reduce investments
Simplify packet transport by removing ATM switches
5620 SAM / 1350 OMS

E1 TDM
E1 ATM
Ethernet
7750SR
1850TSS
Unified Packet Transport
BSC/MSC
E1 TDM
E1 ATM
Ethernet
9500 MPR
E1 TDM
E1 ATM
Ethernet
TDM MEF8/SatoP
ATM PWE3
Eth VLAN/PW
S-GW
MME
e2e TCO reduction without extra-ATM switches when 3G nodeB ATM
RNC
9500 MPR ASAP card (4/7)

9500 MPR introduces management of native ATM services connecting ATM Node B
with E1 IMA and optimising transport of ATM traffic in terms of Quality of Service
and aggregation
Main advantages :
bandwidth optimisation thanks to removal of idle cells of the IMA group
statistical multiplexing on the aggregation nodes
Service awareness for ATM traffic (differentiated QoS for different type of
services like R99 and HSDPA), in conjunction with adaptive modulation
Simplify network with unified network topology with ATM Pseudo wire, enabling
to remove ATM switches (further differentiator towards TDM/Hybrid platforms on the
market)
Enable to keep current ATM base station with E1 IMA as long as possible to reduce
investments
9500 MPR management of ATM Service enables statistical multiplexing of ATM traffic
together with E1 and Ethernet traffic, reduces bandwidth and offers a common
transmission layer (Ethernet) infrastructure enabling to remove ATM switches
9500 MPR ASAP (5/7) : Application Scenario 1

Native ATM traffic collection and restitution in the aggregation Node
9500 MPR is able to terminate the native ATM stream collected through ASAP card
and to aggregate this traffic into a unique Ethernet flow towards the air.
In the last 9500 MPR node facing the Core Network, the original ATM streams are
re-built on ASAP card, concentrating HSDPA traffic on reduced number of E1
interface.
E1
IMA
E1 IMA
NodeB
Core
Network
E1 IMA
E1
IMA
NxSTM-1
RNC
NodeB
ATM Switch
Main benefit for the customer

Keep NODE ATM infrastructure longer by optimising ATM traffic thanks to QoS and
statistical multiplexing

In the last MPR Node facing the Core Network, it is possible to configure ATM
services on ASAP in two modes:
To recreate the original IMA group for each NodeB that is connected to MPR
network in a 1:1 mode
IMA A
IMA B
IMA A
IMA B
2) to perform ATM aggregation collecting the traffic of multiple Node Bs onto

a single IMA group with a reduced number of E1 links (N: 1 mode)
IMA A: nxE1
IMA B: mxE1
IMA A
IMA B
IMA C
nxE1
IMA C: kxE1 with k <n+m

ATM cells transported into PW frames in the Core Network:
IMA groups are terminated by MPR Network on Node-B side, and ATM traffic is
transported over Ethernet frames towards RNC
At RNC site, an MPLS gateway with Multisegment PW capability shall decapsulate the
ATM cells from the Ethernet frames and rebuild the original ATM streams
1xSTM-1
Packet
Network
GE
RNC
GE
nxE1
MPLS Gateway
NodeB
Benefit for the customer:
No more need of SDH/ATM infrastructure on Core Network
9500 MPR - Typical Configurations

TDM2TDM Mode (linear chain topology)
Classical scheme for MW networks.
In each station (nodal or terminal) E1s may be added/dropped without additional
devices and/or cabling, thanks to the internal switching matrix.
In this case, 9500 MPR acts as a pure TDM Radio TDM2TDM mode:
E1s are translated in packets only for transport in 9500 MPR subnet
9500MPR
E1
ETH
9500MPR
E1
ETH
9500MPR
E1
ETH

TDM2TDM Mode (tree topology)
9500MPR
9500MPR
9500MPR
E1
ETH
9500MPR
E1
ETH
In TDM2TDM mode, the 9500 MPR operates like a TDM Radio.

E1s are collected, packetized, transmitted over the radio, switched in the node
and then de-packetized at the last node.

TDM2ETH Mode
SA OS
9500MPR
SA OS
9500MPR
SA OS
9500MPR
E1
ETH
9500MPR
ETH
In TDM2ETH mode, all the E1s are collected, packetized and made available over
Ethernet at the last node

MEF-8 Gateway
Legacy PDH Radio
N*E1
9500MPR MSS Only

N*E1
Ethernet
Ethernet
Packet Network
N*E1
E1
ETH
MEF-8
Compliant device
The MSS can operate in stand-alone mode acting as high-density circuit emulation
gateway (192 E1s per shelf)
9500MPR Typical Configurations

HSDPA Offload
2G + R.99
9500MPR
E1
ETH
Legacy PDH Radio
IF
9500MPR
N*E1
N*E1
IF
Ethernet
E1
xDSL
modem
HSDPA
ETH
Broadband traffic without stringent latency/PDV requirement, can

be off-loaded and transmitted over a broadband access network
9500MPR in Ring/Mesh topology

Ring/Mesh protection is usually implemented in Metro/Core networks
Supply an additional level of protection
Need specific protocols/equipment to support automatic operations
Current solution: 9500 MPR + additional switch/router
Switches supporting RSTP (not carrier grade solution)
Routers supporting IP/MPLS
9500 MPR configuration mode: ETH2ETH

Proprietary Multiservice Packet ring protection feature will be available (see roadmap) to avoid external Router
Switch/Router
ETH
ETH
Switch/Router
ETH
ETH
Switch/Router
ETH
9500 MPR Key features

Mechanical Arrangement
Split Mount
Frequency Range
6 GHz to 38 GHz, 79 ghz
Modulation schemes
4 QAM /16 QAM /32 QAM /64 QAM /128 QAM /256 QAM
Interfaces
10/100/1000 Ethernet, E1, ATM

Up to 192 E1, 5 embedded GE ports up to 53 GE ports
Throughput
Up to 350 Mb/s per radio carrier

2Gb/s Radio capacity
10 GB/s switching capacity
Configurations
1+0, 1+1 HSB, Frequency Diversity, Space Diversity,

Nodal configurations up to 6 radio paths per shelf
Features
Full equipment protection, no point of failure
Packed-based internal cross connect based on VLAN

Circuit Emulation and ATM Pseudowire
Synchronization distribution for packet traffic
LTE Ready (Support 1Gbs E-Band radio, Synch-E)
9500 MPR & Network Synchronization
Service Synchronization Requirements
Synchronization ensure service continuity i.e.successful call handovers.
Successful call handover without call drop is a key QoS parameter of mobile services.
Call Drop rates have been directly correlated to QoS and Customer satisfaction data.
Timing is essential for service quality and customer satisfaction
Most stringent sync

requirement
Source: Symmetricom White Paper, Services and Applications Perspective - Timing and
Synchronization in Next-Generation Networks, May 18th 2006
Need for Synchronization in Packet Networks

Traditionally packet networks are asynchronous
Sometimes the underlying physical layer is synchronous
However services transported across packet networks are not always
asynchronous: TDM CES
Frequency accuracy and stability are required for good performance in TDM
systems. Lack of stability (wander and jitter) or accuracy (frequency offset)
in frequency cause bit errors and/or underflows and overflows of frame
buffers for TDM signals (frame slips)
Both bit errors and frame slips in the PDH framing will cause packet drop
Synchronization is essential to avoid all of the above
9500MPR
Synchronization network clock and service clock concepts
The introduction of a packet network in the NodeB/RNC link breaks

the timing connection between the two path sides
According to G.8261 (former G.pactiming), the following model shall be
applied in a packet network in term of clock distribution
PSN
Network clock is the clock distributed in the network and used to synchronize
different NEs of the network
Service clock is the clock needed to terminate the different services (ex. E1)
Extending TDM over PTN

Synchronization quality
Schemes for service Clk reconstruction (G.8261 figure 7 and figure 8)
Adaptive Clock Recovery
CE
IWF
IWF
Packet
Switched
Network
TDM
Recovered
TDM timing
based on the
adaptive
clock
recovery
TDM
TDM Service Clock
Diff erential Timing

Messages
IW F
IWF
Packet
Switc hed
Network
TDM
CE
Clock recovered
from pkts mean arrival
packetization
CE
Adaptive method
Rec overed
TDM timing
based on the
differential
timing
mes sages
TDM
Sync hronization
Network
Synchronization
Network
PRC
PRC
CE
The service clk is reconstructed

observing the pkt arrival from the
network (e.g. precise pkt arrival time
or looking at jitter buffer fill level)
Output signal quality very sensitive to PDV

(Packet Dealy Variation)
It is the only method usable when an
external reference clk is not available at both
ends
Each TDM interface has a separate clk
recovery
Differential method
The service clk is reconstructed
making use of a common reference clk
available at both IWK functions
Output signal quality insensitive to PDV
TDM Servic e Clock
The two PRCs m ay also originate from the same source.
Clk information transmitted and

recovered as relative difference
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2008, XXXXX
with
to a common
ref.
Clk (PRC)
Case 1 (MPR Connection to TDM networks): Sync over Packet not available
PoC 3
(Connection to SDH Metro Ring)
Cell Site
Cell Site
Differential Clock Recovery
Cell Site
Cell Site
Sync distribution
Sync signal available
Differential clock
recovery Sources:
2MHz G.703 or
Any E1 interface or
MSS internal Free run
oscillator(G 813)
The 9500MPR guarantees TDM-like performances for legacy E1

synchronization and synch distribution to all MPR nodes without
synch-over-packet technologies.
9500MPR
Synchronization : network clock options available in MPR
Any E1/T1
can be
selected
Free
runnung
Stratum
Clock at
25MHz
Any Radio
Direction
can be
selected
Case2 (MPR Connection to Metro Ethernet networks): Sync over Packet available
IEEE 1588V2 Master
PoC 3
(Connection to IP/MPLS packet infrastructure)
Cell Site
Cell Site
Differential/Adaptive Clock Recovery

Packet
Infrastructure
Cell Site
Embedded
IEEE 1588V2 Slave
Cell Site
Sync distribution
Sync signal available
Ethernet Interface
differential clock recovery
Sources:
L1 sync (Synch Ethernet
Network, G.8261) or
L2 sync (IEEE 1588v2)
5/10 Mhz (GPS)
The 9500MPR can get the synch signal from packet network using
Differential method or using the Adaptive recovery method, in case
no synchronization sources are available and distribute it in the
access, avoiding deployment of synch over Packet in the access.
9500 MPR Application
9400 AWY 9500 MXC 9500 MPR feature comparison

Feature
9500 MPR
9500 MXC
9400 AWY
Note
Mixed Traffic (TDM + Ethernet)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Point-to-point configuration
Yes
Yes
Yes
Node configuration
Yes (*)
Yes
No
Native Packet Transport (over Air)
Yes
No
No
Adaptive Modulation
Yes
No
No
Internal cross-connections
Yes
Yes
No
End-to-end traffic management
Yes
No
No
QoS management
Yes
Yes
Yes
End-to-end QoS management
Yes
No
No
NE pre-configuration (Off-line tool)
Yes (*)
No
Yes (*)
(*) TCO Software Suite
(*) backplane capacity 10 times

other (vendors) products
For a complete MPR Feature List, see GAD and Product Release Note document available at:
->WTPG Web (http://all.alcatel-lucent.com/wps/portal/businessgroups/carrier/wtp) -> Products and Solutions -> 9500 MPR
-> Technical Documents
9500 MPR positioning in WTPG portfolio

Full TDM Network
ALU 9400 AWY + 9500 MPR, currently is the best combination of features/prices in
the Backhauling environment (from Last mile to Metro networks)
Tail /last Mile
Microwave
Feeder
Aggregation
Trunk
Microwa
ve
Microwave
BSC
BTS
Microwave
BSC
Up to XXX E1
9600
LSY
9500MXC
SDH ring
9400 AWY
Up to 32E1
Full TDM Network

up to
8xSTM1
9500 MPR positioning in WTPG portfolio

Hybrid and full packet network
Tail /last Mile

Microwave
Feeder
Aggregation
Trunk
Microwav
e
Microwave
BSC
BTS
Microwave
BSC
Up to XXX E1
ETH Up to XXX Mbs
9600 LSY
9500MPR
9400 AWY
Multiservice packet ring
Up to 32E1
ETH up to xxx
Hybrid and full packet network
up to
8xSTM-1
9500 MPR product positioning

capacity per site > 4 E1, support for Ethernet connectivity
Microwave
Microwave access
access Backhauling
Backhauling
SDH
SDH Aggregation
Aggregation
9400AWY
2G
2,5G
Edge
3G
HSDPA
Access cloud
9400AWY
1678 MCC
BSC
1660 SM
9500 MPR
9400AWY
E1
E1 and
and Ethernet
Ethernet
Optical
SDH/Packet
transport
E1
E1 and
and
Ethernet
Ethernet
Fiber
Fiber access
access Backhauling
Backhauling
ATM NxSTM-1
RNC
ETH
1660 SM
1660 SM
2G
2,5G
Edge
3G
HSDPA
1643 AMS
1642 EMC
Access cloud
1642 EM
E1
E1 and
and Ethernet
Ethernet
1350 OMS
Network Management
9500 MPR product positioning

HSPA+/LTE initial, High peak rate
Microwave
Microwave access
access Backhauling
Backhauling
National DWDM RNC

RNC
interconnection
interconnection backbone
backbone
network (Nx2.5Gb/10Gb)
(Nx2.5Gb/10Gb)
9500MPR
2G
2,5G
Edge
3G
HSDPA
9500MPR
BSC
1850 TSS
9500 MPR
1850 TSS
(w/DWDM)
Optical
SDH/Packet
transport
TMPLS
9500MPR
E1
E1 and
and Ethernet
Ethernet
1850 TSS
(w/DWDM)
Access cloud
Ethernet
Ethernet
Only
Only
ETH
ATM NxSTM-1
1660 SM
Fiber
Fiber access
access Backhauling
Backhauling
1660 SM
2G
2,5G
Edge
3G
HSPA+
LTE
1643 AMS
1642 EMC
E1&Eth
E1&Eth over
over
SDH
SDH
Access cloud
1642 EM
E1
E1 and
and Ethernet
Ethernet
1350 OMS
Network Management
RNC
When to use 9500 MPR - suggested applications

Year 2009: general guideline for 9500 MPR 1.2 proposal
9500 MPR has to be proposed for all Ethernet and Super PDH application
9500 MXC has to be proposed only for SDH
Last mile
Suggested
Application
Aggregation, metro ring

Remarks
E1, Ethernet
SDH
Super PDH,
Ethernet
Mobile Backhaul
(2G, 3G)
AWY
MXC
MPR
Smooth evolution to IP
transformation
WiMax backhaul
AWY
MXC
MPR
Ethernet backhaul
DSLAM backhaul
MPR
MXC
MPR
Ethernet backhaul, high

capacity
MPR
Other applications (Private.)

well covered by traditional
TDM.
Others
AWY
MXC
9500 MPR scalability
MSS-4
MSS-8 variant (2U)
Packet Nodes up to 6 directions
MSS-8
MSS-4
One MSS-8 shelf is able to manage:

Multiple directions
Multiple interfaces
Multiple ODUs
MSS-4 variant (1U)

Unprotected 2way repeater
Protected Radio Terminal
9500 MPR Capacity

Node solution Release 1.x
Any combination: 1+0/1+1 up to 6 radios
300Mbps (E1+GE)
300Mbps (E1+GE)
300Mbps (E1+GE)
300Mbps (E1+GE)
300Mbps (E1+GE)
300Mbps (E1+GE)
IDU Max capacity:

Switch capacity = 10Gbps
Local GE traffic
6 Radios x 300Mbps + Local GE
9500 MPR Price List structure

PL structure is based on
1. HW platform for the Packet Node
MSS-8 + boards
ODU v2: common PL with MXC
2. OS NE software (TDM or Service Aggregator application)

3. RTU Right To Use (or license fee) per ODU
RTU per on-air capacity
RTU for the Adapt. Modulation (in PL R1.1)
4. If existing MXC ODU (& coupler) pricing
Protect the price of the

key MPR values
Align the ODU & coupler pricing
OS SA
RTU AM
PL is structured around the solution added-values
9500 MPR and LKDI (License Key Delivery Infrastructure)

9500MPR license management
9500 MPR features are controlled through a license key that can be upgraded via the
Alcatel-Lucent licensing solution LKDI
What is LKDI ?
LKDI - the License Key Delivery Infrastructure - is a web application developed by AlcatelLucent to allow customers and our service team to upgrade license keys from a web
interface, 24 hours/day, 7 days/week.
Upgradable features:
9500MPR release 1.0
Capacity of each of the 6 directions, from 40 to 300 Mbps
Service aggregator
9500MPR release 1.1
Adaptative modulation
9500MPR 1.2 and next releases
Numbers of features introduced with the next product releases will be managed with the
license key upgradeable via LKDI
9500 MPR License upgrade process overview (1/2)
A customer set up a new 9500MPR

network with the required features
(initial configuration).
Later on, the customer decides to upgrade his

network.
He places an order to Alcatel-Lucent. When the
order has been process, an Email is sent to the
customer to inform him that he can connect to
LKDI portal to proceed with the license upgrade.
Purchase
Order
Customer
Initial
configuration
Email
login id / password
9500 MPR License upgrade process overview (2/2)
3
The customer extracts the
current license keys from his
network, connects to LKDI
portal, selects his entitlement
and provides the current
license keys.
4
The customer download the
new license keys generated
by LKDI and transfer them to
his network elements. The
network is ready to run with
the new configuration
Current
License Key
UPGRADED
License Key
New configuration !
9500 MPR Standard upgrade order & license points concepts

Two options are proposed to our customers to purchase their license upgrades :
Standard upgrade order
The purchase order describes, feature per feature, the upgrade that needs to be
performed. After processing, the customer connects to LKDI and can get a new license key
corresponding to his purchase order, or any other configuration as long as the price doesnt
exceed the one of the purchased configuration. This gives the possibility to the customer to
adjust at the last minute his upgrade.
License points
The customer purchases a certain amount of anonymous license points that allows him to
perform any license upgrades at any time. License point can be consumed in one shot or in
several
The evaluation of license points required for upgrades can be done with LKDI. The customer
can simulate his future upgrades and get a quotation of license points.
9500 MPR Network Management Solution
9500 MPR Network Management Solution

Flexible Management Platforms 1350 OMS
Supervision of an all Alcatel-Lucent
transport(Optics) portfolio and
third-party SNMP elements
North-bound IOO interface for easy
integration in umbrella systems
1350 OMS-EML Element Manager

and TDM circuit management.
Web-based Craft Terminal for field

engineers and small networks.
One common EML User Interface for any platform, 1350 OMS, 5620 SAM, Webbased CT
9500 MPR Installation and Commissioning for Total Cost of Ownership Reduction
Back-office
On-Site
Installation and
Commissioning
Pre-Provisioning
Embedded Web
Server in NE:
Alarm list
RSL
Standalone PC
Web browser
Pre-provisioning
tool (TCO)
OR
USB Key
and
(ca. 10% on
I&C cost)
Tool
PC or
Smartphone
Web browser
Save
9500 MPR DCN capabilities

Characteristics
SNMP v.2c (SNMP v3 under evaluation)
OSPF and Static Routing supported
Interfaces
1x Ethernet 10/100 Base-T (Local/Remote CT, NMS)
1x Ethernet 10/100/1000 Base-T configurable (port 4)
9500 MPR: Simplified operations with full featured graphical interface
Unlike Command Line tools

used in some Ethernet gears,
9500 MPR Craft Terminal
simplifies the field operations
Microwave Strategy Meeting January 21 2009 page58
9500 MPR: Full integration in Alcatel-Lucent end to end management
Network Management can scale to

support end to end service over
nationwide networks
Microwave Strategy Meeting January 21 2009 page59
9500MPR: ALU End to End Solution

E1
2G
3G
9500
Packet Domain
(Microwave Transport)
9500
1850
SDH Domain
1850
BSC
1850
1850
T-MPLS Domain
GE connectivity
3G
2G
3G 3G
RNC
E1 Service Management with 1350OMS
2G
3G
9500
Packet Domain
(Microwave Transport)
IP/MPLS Domain
9500
7705
2G
77xx
3G 3G
3G
GE connectivity & MPLS Gateway

E1 Service Management with 5620 SAM
BSC
RNC
Network Management Synergies
77x0 SR
7250 SAS
7705 SAR 7450 ESS
Packet based portfolio
5620 SAM
IP portfolio
1353 NM
9500 MPR (beginning 2009)
TDM based portfolio
9400 AWY
9500 MXC
9600
USY
9600 LSY MDR 8000
Optical portfolio
DWM
OMSN
X-C
1850 TSS
Comprehensive and integrated solution for the end to end network transformation to
Unified Packet Infrastructure
Tools and documents
Tendering tools
To offer 9500 MPR equipment, remember to:
1.
Have a look at WTPG Home Page for documentation (see next slides)
2.
Use Ogcat tool for tender activities

MPR configurator for Equipment and Installation material
Service configurator
3.
Look for 9500 MPR GAD @ Alcatel-Lucent Wiki
4.
Evaluate the network with Dimensioning tools
5.
Have a look at WTPG :: 9500 MPR tendering & product support forum
WTPG web documentation for 9500 MPR
9500 MPR configurator Ogcat Tool
9500 MPR configurator Ogcat Tool
9500 MPR: GAD @ Alcatel-Lucent Wiki
Roadmap
9500 MPR (ETSI): Product Release Roadmap
(http://aww.ond-nr.alcatel.it/NRS/Default.aspx)
NRS - Optics Network Release Strategy -
9500 MPR (ETSI): Product Release Roadmap

9500 MPR(Product and Solutions web)
https://sps.de.lucent.com/sites/Corporate%20Other/wtd_corner/ProductsAndSolutions/
-> 9500 MPR
-> Customer Documentation
Note:
-> 9500 MPR Customer Roadmap
This document provides to customer long-term visibility on 9500MPR features

roadmap.
The document is not intended for unsolicited distribution, it should be
delivered to customer after a specific request.
Planned release means low probability to change content
Target release means subject to change content according to market
needs.
Demo
9500 MPR is available for demo and proof of concepts

Demo / lab Proof of concept in Vimercate or in RSC HUB
First step to appeal customers and proof 9500MPR is ready
Objective : demonstrate main innovative concepts of 9500 MPR
Field proof of concept
Objective : demonstrate hitless service Driven Adaptive Modulation in a real
field environment.
Not yet a trial or type homologation but main features are proven
A Demo video is now available in Optics Division ALU web:
http://135.3.32.103:8082/data/content/
Internal_Resources/en_WW/Videos_Internal
/9500_MPR_Demo.MOV
Demo video in Vimercate:1850 TSS and 9500 MPR delivering Triple Play Service
MSPP Application (Data over SDH)
Access Platform
Business Service
Adaptive
Modulation
VoIP
Data
Video/TV
1G
E
9500
MPR
TSS-100
M3
sl15
sl35
9500
MPR
64
sl35
GBE over VCG

sl34
with LCAS
9500
MPR
TSS-320 L
N X STM-16 CWDM
Trunk
3VC4
Video
NMS
Platform
Cvlan 1001,1003,100
sl16
1G
E 3VC4 STM- 4VC4
TSS-320
1GE
Service Platform
Service Platform
Access & Aggregation Network
sl34
1G
E
Voice
TSS-320
M
sl34
Video
HSI
Residential Service
DEMO OBJECTIVES : PROOF 9500 MPR MAIN INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS

Multiservice Aggregation Layer
Ethernet as common transmission layer
Demonstration of how the system is capable to aggregate any service/interface over a single
transmission media (Gigabit Ethernet). In the demo, different type of traffic, including E1 Circuit
Emulation will be use for to this purpose.
Service awareness:
traffic handling and quality management, queuing traffic according to the type of service assigned,
independent by the type of interface
Demonstration of how different services are managed by the system and how the system is
capable to assign different priorities.
Packet Node:
All services aggregated over Ethernet
Demonstration of how the traffic is flowing through an intermediate aggregation node.
Service Driven Adaptive Modulation:

Exploitation of the entire air bandwidth by changing modulation scheme according to the propagation
availability and allocate transport capacity discriminating traffic by different services
Demonstration and focus on how the bandwidth change will impact the services and how the
modulation switching does not affect the E1 transmission.
9500 MPR Demo Lay out in Vimercate (Italy)

RF attenuator
Station- 4
QAM:
64 4 16 64
FTP
2 E1
Adaptive
modulation
VOIP
ET
H
Node Station - 2
Station- 5
Node Station - 3
2 E1
Node Station -- 1
2 E1 Eth traffic
Generator
8 E1
Priority Eth traffic
1
Generator
TSS
VOIP, FTP
Voip
Public
Public
Telepho
Telepho
nn
Networ
Networ
kk
VIDEO
2 E1
Station- 6
Test Description
1) System starts @ maximum throughput @ 64QAM in 28MHz channel
-120Mbit/s total net throughput
-all services (TDM and packets) transported with no degradation
2) Attenuation on link->switch to 16QAM:
- 80Mbit/s total net throughput
- E1 transported with no degradation and no errors during the switching
- FTP Service, VoIP, Video and hi-priority Ethernet not impacted
- The Best Effort data stream (priority 6) is impacted in terms of throughput
3) Attenuation on link-> switch to 4QAM
- 40Mbit/s total net throughput
- E1 transported with no degradation and no errors during the switching
- VoIP not impacted
- FTP Service, Video, high and low priority Ethernet impacted in terms of throughput
4) Inverse procedure is performed coming back to the initial stage
5) Extras (live VoIP call with modulation switching, others)
Conclusions of 9500 MPR Demo in Vimercate (Italy)

9500 MPR is service aware
9500 MPR capable to manage (prioritise) different services according to the assigned
classes
9500 MPR is Error free when modulation switching
No errors on TDM traffic

Change of modulation are without loss of data, error free on E1
can be deployed in current TDM networks w/o affecting the quality
system
compared to a traditional TDM system
9500 MPR is Multi level aggregation layer
System is capable to remove any E1 intermediate connectivity
clear benefit in terms of CAPEX and OPEX (no DDF, improved reliability)
Link dimensioning allows to carry 3 times more traffic during most of time
Link dimensioning for 40 Mbit/S, 4 QAM

Around 99,9% (*) of time : MPR link can work @ 64QAM, carrying 120Mbit/s (*) :
depending
on link Budget
Optics Division
www.alcatel-lucent.com
www.alcatel-lucent.com

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