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PurePacket Solution
How the PPC Works
Benefit From PurePacketCompact Architecture
Offer More Services; Leverage Your Investment
Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation
Advanced Traffic Management and Class of Service (CoS)
Compatibility and Integration
Replace or Augment Your Class 5 Switch for a Fraction of the Cost
How MPLS Delivers the Speed of a Layer 2 Network, and the Intelligence and Scalability of a Layer 3 Network
Specifications

The PurePacketCompact™ is a telecommunications breakthrough solution designed to act as a multi-function platform, packaged in a small, high-density, rack or wall mountable footprint, which easily fits into wiring closets or basements of office buildings, hotels and campus environments. Supporting Class 5, SoftSwitch voice services, internet access, tiered data and VPN technologies. The PurePacket combined hardware and software solution offers Service Providers the ability to effortlessly provide converged voice and data services on the same platform, and the means to generate new revenue streams. By placing network intelligence in buildings, the PurePacketCompact addresses the specific MTU requirements of efficiency in serving a building as well as flexible services.

Product Highlights

Converged Voice and Data
Flexible customer and trunk (WAN) interfaces to support all current and future converged service needs. Integrates with PurePacketOUTburst-IADs and PurePacketNode to enable differentiated, cost-effective service offerings.

New Revenue Streams
Efficient utilization of resources via dynamic bandwidth allocation. Enforceable SLAs. Support for next generation IP applications.

Intelligent Service Automation
PurePacketOMS (Operations Management System) automates service delivery and activation, SLAs, service assurance and billing using advanced modeling, templates and policy-based facilities.

Flexible Multi-Service Access Platform for MTUs
In-building broadband aggregator, with Integrated Voice Gateway and Virtual
Routing services.

Guaranteed Quality of Service
Advanced traffic management ensures that differentiated services are prioritized and appropriately resourced.

Legacy and NGN Support
Supports legacy Class 5 and offers migration to Next Generation services, including SoftSwitch-controlled Media Access Gateway.

Supported Voice Services
Digital and Analog PBX; Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) FXS/FXO; ISDN
BRI/PRI, VoIP. Standards Based Broad support for ITU, CE, IEEE, IETF
standards and recommendations.

Flexible Broadband Options
DS-1, E1, xDSL, 100B-Fx (Ethernet)

Compact, Flexible, Scalable
Compact design for space constrained wiring closets, flexible power and interface options, scalable architecture common with PurePacketNode.

The PurePacket Solution

The PurePacket™ Solution includes the PurePacketNode™and PurePacketCompact™ aggregators, PurePacketOUTburst® Integrated Access Devices (IADs) and the PurePacketOMS™ (Operations Management System), which provides Carrier Class support for legacy and emerging services – architected to concurrently support both SoftSwitch and Class 5 environments.

The Integral Access PurePacketCompact is a Label Switching based access network solution, which offers the flexibility, scalability carrier class, Quality of Service (QoS) you expect, and will require, in order to capitalize
on the tremendous financial opportunities the (MTU) market has to offer.

How the PPC works

A single PurePacketCompact system allows network operators to service buildings and campuses, housing as many as 72 business tenants. It supports up to 96 POTS lines and 72 xDSLlines in a single chassis. Service Providers can link the PPC back to their POPor Central office via multiple high-speed Wide Area Network (WAN) interfaces, including NxDS1/E1, OC3, Fast Ethernet, and DS3.

Like the PurePacketNode, PPC supports both SoftSwitch VoIP infrastructures and legacy Class 5 switches.

Benefit From PurePacketCompact Architecture

All services are packetized at the ingress of the PurePacket solution and mapped to Label Switched Paths (LSPs), which act as intelligent virtual connections. Each LSP is individually managed and engineered to meet Quality of Service / Class of Service (QoS/CoS) requirements for each service type. Policy-enforcing SLAs ensure your customer requirements are met, and enable you to create a virtually unlimited portfolio of differentiated IP-based services. By extending these advanced services to the customer premises, the PurePacket System maximizes the utilization of scarce access network resources and delivers QoS without the complexities and overhead associated with overlay networks.

Offer More Services; Leverage Your Investment

The Integral Access PurePacketCompact solution enables Service Providers to offer:

  • converged voice and data services via a single access line
    to provide tiered data services, Internet access, voice, LAN
    extension and VPN (Virtual Private Network) services.
  • both SoftSwitch and Class 5 interworking simultaneously,
    allowing you to leverage your existing investment in
    Class 5 switches while expanding services on a
    SoftSwitch based system.
  • broad range of interworking functions which
    leverage existing technologies including SONET and
    GR-303/V5.2 based voice switches, while seamlessly
    integrating with IP/MPLS optical transport.

Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation

Dynamic bandwidth allocation, or the maximization and utilization of bandwidth, combined with QoS, enable voice and data to be transmitted simultaneously across a single access line, which can translate into significant cost savings for Service Providers. This maximization of bandwidth also allows you to deliver new revenue generating services, offers a lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and is directly tied into protecting either your legacy or next generation investment.

Gain Advantages from Utilizing Advanced Traffic Management and Class of Service (CoS) Capabilities

To ensure that your MTU customer’s service levels are met, PurePacketCompact employs label switching and intelligent traffic management (queuing, buffering, marking, etc.). Traffic, depending on mission criticality and time sensitivity, is classified at the customer premises, and then mapped to a class-specific, application-specific
LSP, which correlates to a Quality of Service (QoS).

The PurePacket- Compact solution enables you to create and deliver multiple service classes (eg. service level
agreements, tiered and differentiated services), accommodating the entire service spectrum, from real-time to best effort, each with an unlimited range of traffic contract options, with the added benefit of producing new forms of revenue streams. Coupled with dynamic bandwidth allocation, PurePacketCompact fully optimizes the in-building
wiring or local loop, enabling a new generation of "mass-customized" converged, IP-based services you can now offer to your customers.

Compatibility and Integration

PurePacketCompact is equipped with all of the required communication protocols and interfaces to ease the connection process of this solution into either your existing or emerging infrastructures.

Replace or Augment Your Class 5 Voice Switch for a Fraction of the Cost

SoftSwitch architectures were developed to enable Service Providers to incrementally build-out voice-switching solutions while leveraging the scalability, efficiencies, and openness inherent to IP client-server architectures. The benefits of this system architecture result in providing you with significant time-to-market advantages, and fulfill the promise of converged communications.

In this architecture, PurePacketCompact functions as a Media Access Gateway, and operates under SoftSwitch control to establish and terminate packet-based voice and multimedia communication services. In combination
with a SoftSwitch, PurePacketCompact can replace or augment a Class 5 voice switch for a fraction of the cost. Integral Access’ commitment to open standards such as MGCP (Media Gateway Control Protocol), H.248, and SIP ensures you will be given a clear migration path to next generation telecommunication environments.

How MPLS Delivers the Speed of a Layer 2 Network, and the Intelligence and Scalability of a Layer 3 Network

MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) delivers deterministic behavior to connectionless, IP-based networks enabling QoS/CoS, without the cost of requiring an overlay network. As a link independent protocol, MPLS also provides a common control plane and the smooth hand-off to ATM backbones where necessary. Designed for the scalability of the routed IP Internet core, MPLS delivers the speed and efficiencies of a layer 2 network, while leveraging the intelligence and scalability of layer 3 networks. By implementing MPLS and advanced traffic management, PurePacketCompact extends the value of IP from the customer premises to the core, and drives the power of MPLS from the core of your network to your MTU customer premises.


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The PurePacketCompact (PPC) provides flexible in-building / MTU broadband aggregation of voice and data services. Dynamic bandwidth allocation and efficient packet voice transport allow bandwidth savings resulting in increased revenue-generating services to be provisioned. Aggregating a number of PPCs with a PurePacketNode at a PoP provides great efficiencies in the trunk between the MTU and PoP. The PPN at the PoP can aggregate PPCs / MTUs and provide direct broadband services to PurePacketOUTburst integrated access devices via DS1/E1 or xDSL.

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The PurePacketCompact provides flexible in-building / MTU broadband aggregation of voice and data services.
Dynamic bandwidth allocation and efficient packet voice transport allow bandwidth savings allowing increased revenue generating services to be provisioned. Voice services can be deployed via Class 5 switches (GR-303 or V5.2) or SoftSwitch (MGCP/ H.248), pictured above.

Specifications

System Architecture

Packet Based
• Hub Function Module (HFM) central logic and frame forwarding
• Split architecture of CFM and IFAM provide interface module
• Front access to all interfaces and components

Chassis
• 4 slot chassis, 3 CFM/IFAM and 1 HFM slots
• HFM provides common logic

Services Enabled by PPC
• VoIP/VoMPLS
• PSTN dial tone (POTS)
• Corporate PBX access (DID, DOD)
• ISDN PRI Transport
• High speed internet access
• Corporate LAN interconnection
• Data and/or Voice Virtual Private Network (VPN)

Interface Modules

Subscriber Side
• FXS 32-ports, 2-wire POTS, loop start, ground start, 18kft 24 AWG
• DS1 8-ports, integrated CSU, channelized or clear channel
• E1 8-ports, integrated CSU, channelized or clear channel
• SDSL 16-ports, 2B1Q line coding, 384-2320kbps
• ADSL 24 ports G.lite and full rate (Annex A and Annex B options for POTS or ISDN BRI line sharing)
• G. SHDSL 24-ports, 192-2320kbps
• ISDN BRI 16 ports 2B1Q line coding (V5.2 switch)


Network Side
• DS1/E1 inverse MUX
• DS3 1 port clear channel
• Ethernet IEEE 802.3, 10/100BaseTx, 100BASE-FX

Protocols

Voice
• Encoding: PCM G.711, G.726*, G.729*
• Encapsulation: VoIP, VoMPLS with Voice Activity Detection (VAD), Silence Suppression and Comfort Noise
• Echo Cancellation: G.165, G.168
• IP Routing: TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, ARP, RIPv2 DHCP, NAT/NAPT, RTP, IEEE 802.1Q VLAN
• VPN: IP and TLS Private Networks
• Traffic Engineering: Policing, Shaping, Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation
• Integrated Services and Diffserv

Management Software
• PurePacket OMS advanced service creation and management platform for IP/packet-based infrastructure

Physical
• Dimensions: 17.5"w x 7" (4U)h x 13.5"d
• Weight: 20 lbs/9 Kg chassis only, 35 lbs/16 Kg fully configured

Mounting Options
• Wall Mount
• 19" Rack Mount

Power Requirements
• 100-240V AC 50/60 Hz
• -48V DC Dual Inputs
• Power 250 Watts Max

Environmental
• Temperature: 5° to 50° C
• Humidity: 5 to 85%

Certification

Safety/EMC
• UL1950, Listed
• EN 60950 (CB Report)
• EN 55022:1994/A1:1995/A2:1997
• EN 61000
• R&TTE Directive
• EC Declaration of Conformity
• VCCI ITE Emissions (Japan)
• AS/NZS 3648:1995 (Australia)
• FCC Part 15 Class A

Telecom
• NEBS GR-63-CORE
• NEBS GR-1089-CORE
• FCC Part 68
• Industry Canada IC-CS03
• TBR-4, TBR-12, TBR-13 (Europe)

Telecommunications
• POTS
TR-41458, TR-NWT-000057, TA-NWT-00909, G.711
• DS1
T1.403-1995, TR-54016, PUB 43801, G.711, G.726
• E1
ETS 300 166, ETS 300 167, G.704, G.706, G.732, G.736, I-431, G.826, G.775, M.2100, M.2120, G.711, G.726
• xDSL
TA-NWT-001210, ANSI T1.413-1995, ANSI
T1.601-1992, TS.101 135, ETR 328, ETR 080,
G.SHDSL, G.992.1, G. 992.2, T1.413
• DS3
ANSI T1.404-1996
• OC3c/STM-1
G.707, G.774. x, G.782, G.783, G.841, G.957,
G.958, ETS 300 147, ETS 300 232, ETS 300
417-1-1, ETS 300 417-2-1, ETS 300 417-3-1,
ETS 300, 417-4-1, ETS 300 417-6-1, EN 300
462-3-1, ETS 300 746, GR-253-CORE,
GR-1365, GR-1374, TR-TSY-000782,
ANSI T1.105, ANSI T1.117, T1.231-1997

Synchronization
G.703, GR-1244-CORE, GR-436-CORE,
ANSI T1.101-1994, G.813, EN 300, 462-5-1,
Stratum 3 Clock ETSI EN 300 462-5-1,
G.823, G.825

GR-303, Voice
TR-303

V5.2 Voice
ETS 300 347-1, -2, -3

GR-3055, Voice
Voice over Packet NGN Access Gateway

Generic Transport
GR-499-CORE

Performance Monitoring
T1.231-1997

RFCs
• 768 UDP
• 791 IP
• 792 ICMP
• 793 TCP
• 826 ARP
• 922 Broadcast
• 1042 IP over IEEE 802
• 1157 SNMP
• 1213 SNMP MIB-II
• 1256 ICMP Router Discovery Messages
• 1332 PPP Internet Protocol Control Protocol (IPCP)
• 1483 Multiprotocol encapsulation (IP) over AAL5
• 1519 Classless Inter-Domain Routing
• 1542 DHCP Relay Agent
• 1661 PPP
• 1662 PPP in HDLC like framing
• 1663 PPP Reliable Transmission
• 1723 RIPv2 Carrying Additional information
• 1812 Requirements for IPv 4 routers.
• 1905 SNMPv2
• 2131 DHCP
• 2233 Interface Group MIB using SMIv2
• 2358 Managed Objects, Ethernet like interfaces
• 2453 RIP v2
• 2495 DS1/E1 Managed objects
• 2516 PPPoE
• 2705 MGCP v1.0
• 3022 NAT/NAPT

* Future

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