Anymedia – Riverstone Networks AnyMedia Line Access Gateway User Manual

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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