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been analyzing the right networking solution to win business
customers, and have concluded that your current cable modem
solution will just not get you there. Security, reliability,
scalability … without them, you’re not ready for
this market segment. We can help. |
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Amedia’s
ESON based FTTP solution is the ideal vehicle for Cable Companies
to successfully enter into the business access marketplace.
- Standards-based Ethernet: The
standards-based switched Ethernet solution is
perfect for interconnecting with what are most likely
to be Ethernet-based LANs within the enterprise. Using
a single transport protocol can eliminate “cell
taxes,” management complexity, and HW/SW costs.
- High Levels of Security: Security
issues are addressed on numerous planes. First,
the choice of fiber eliminates the ability to tap or otherwise
eavesdrop by proximal contact with the access medium.
Separate craft access to Amedia’s outside version
of its PG1000 Premises Gateway is another consideration.
The fundamental choice of topology can eliminate a significant
degree of vulnerability. Something as simple as eliminating
“broadcast and select” by adopting
the Amedia Networks ESON architecture can go a long way
in addressing security concerns. Also, SNMP v.3
is used – both north-bound and south-bound –
for additional security.
- Bandwidth Management: An extensive
set of options in how Amedia’s products are deployed
enables a huge amount of flexibility. Multiple levels
of fractional bandwidth can be centrally managed
via the QoStream™ Director.
- Quality of Services: QoS
can be met by providing the operator with the ability
to manage multiple flows for applications within the premise.
Capabilities
like service classification, double VLAN tagging, tunneling,
and filtering can be implemented by Amedia Networks to enable the highest levels of QoS control.
- Reliability: Amedia Networks’
reliability is derived, in part, from Ethernet
Link Aggregation (IEEE 802.3ad) which allows
for multiple redundant links between adjacent nodes. Traffic
from multiple physical links can be aggregated into a
single logical link during normal operation. In the event
of a link failure, QoStream™ technology now allows
for the data from the failed link to be sent through the
surviving link(s) to ensure a sub-50ms restoration.
- Reduced Expenses: The AS5000 Aggregation Switch were designed
for carrier class reliability and availability for maximum
utilization. The AS5000 Aggregation Switch is also available
in a hardened version for Outside Plant (OSP) applications.
Capex and Opex are greatly reduced by
eliminating controlled environments and lowering power
requirements.
- Craft-friendly: The PG1000 Premises
Gateway is available in a hardened version for mounting
outside the customer location. This configuration allows
for 7x24 access to the network demarcation, and reduces
installation and maintenance time. We provide
a weather-proof enclosure which houses the gateway, an
8 hour battery, and a battery charger all contained in
a locked compartment. And this Gateway is designed to
use as little as 18 watts of power.
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