A GbE226 10G uplink can be installed in any shelf within a terminal and all of the gigabit Ethernet GbE222’s in the terminal’s shelves can interface with it. The GbE226 10G uplink provides an option to backhaul the traffic over a 10G Ethernet link or 1G Ethernet link. Now you have a choice to backhaul that traffic over either 1Gbps or 10Gbps ports on that GbE226 back to the home office. Up to five (5) ports can be configured for aggregation. This helps aggregate gigabit Ethernet ports before they hit the fiber plant or the aggregation router.
The GbE226 10G uplink has a total of six Ethernet ports. There are two ports with small form-factor pluggable plus (SFP+) that can be configured as either 10Gbps or 10/100/1000 Ethernet, and there are four ports with small form-factor pluggable (SFP) that support 10/100/1000 Ethernet. Having a total of six Ethernet ports provides flexible connectivity options to expand the capacity of existing Tellabs 1000 MSAP systems. This allows service providers to maximize bandwidth for premium services connecting residential and business customers by simply adding the GbE226 into Tellabs 1000 MSAPs installed in remote offices, or cabinets, that are already operationalized and managed by Tellabs Panorama EMS.
This GbE226 card with two (2) 10Gbps or 10/100/100 Ethernet (SFP+), and four (4) more 10/100/100 Ethernet (SFP) ports provides network operators with the potential of increasing revenues using embedded investments of their deployed network and helps conserve expenses by minimizing fiber use and optimizing switch/router ports. This additional Tellabs 1000 MSAP system wide capacity can be used for providing high bitrate, premium services or increasing the service area coverage.
With the two 10Gbps interfaces on the GbE226, service providers can support high bandwidth applications from their existing access network across fewer fiber cables. Whether from central offices, remote office or remote cabinets, this 10G capacity can help telecommunications providers grow their network cost effectively by optimizing their outside fiber plant utilization.
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