World's first demo of 600G SDN-enabled automation
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ADVA's unique demo at OFC 2019 featured SDN-controlled 600Gbit/s transport with automated line rate and modulation adjustment. It leveraged the ADVA FSP 3000 TeraFlex™ terminal with powerful automation for full SDN control as well as advanced telemetry streaming capabilities.
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- 1. OFC San Diego, March 2019 FSP 3000 TeraFlex™ takes hyperscale DCI to new levels World’s first demo of 600G SDN-enabled automation
- 2. © 2019 ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved.22 Scale your DCI network with ease Hyperscale data center interconnect Designed for metro and long-haul DCI applications Open line system Open APIs Open APIs
- 3. © 2019 ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved.33 Up to 600Gbit/s per wavelength 38.4Tbit/s per fiber pair Field-replaceable, hot- swappable sleds Market-leading power efficiency ★★★★★ Figure of merit rating * 3.6Tbit/s client capacity per rack unit Efficient client interfaces from 10G/40G with MicroMux™ up to 400G Ultimate capacity and client density 12 QSFP28 2 network ports [*] Ecology Guideline for the ICT Industry V.7.1, 2017, ICT Ecology Guideline Council Japan
- 4. © 2019 ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved.44 Programmable constellation and baud rate • From 100G to 600G • 50G increments Channel-based optimization • Balancing OSNR and spectral shaping Mixing modulation types and utilizing intermediate hybrid modes enables continuous optimization Ultra-flexible modulation increases data rate per interface Software-defined optics 100G 150G 200G 250G 300G 350G 400G 450G 500G 550G 600G
- 5. © 2019 ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved.55 Zero touch provisioning (ZTP) Script-based commissioning and automated service provisioning via CLI and NETCONF/YANG Linux-based containers for custom agent download and execution Secure software and configuration management Integrates seamlessly into your data center and SDN environment Open API for programmability and automation Encryption domainNetwork element Configuration provisioning Monitoring alarms Configuration provisioning Monitoring alarms CLI REST NETCONF WebGUI gRPC NETCONF SNMPv2c WebSocket/REST CLI REST NETCONF SNMPv3 CLI NETCONF SNMPv3 TACACS+ CryptoOfficer
- 6. © 2019 ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved.66 Demo setup TeraFlex™ TeraFlex™ Attenuator SDN-controlled automation Permanent tracking of performance data, e.g., optical receive power, SNR, Q-factor Automated adjustment triggered by changes in performance When performance values fall below thresholds, the modulation format changes NETCONF NETCONF Performance monitoring Performance monitoring 100km Automation DCI OLS
- 7. © 2019 ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved.77 TeraFlex™ performs • High-speed multiplexing • Modulation/ demodulation • Client and network monitoring • ODU tributary mapping Using NETCONF How does it work? Fiber attenuation increases à Optical performance value drops below threshold • Client mapping and 600G transport connection are deleted • New 400G transport connection is created and client mapping restored System now running at 400G Fiber attenuation decreases à Optical performance value rises above threshold • Client mapping and 400G transport connection are deleted • New 600G transport connection is created and client mapping restored System running at 600G
- 8. © 2019 ADVA Optical Networking. All rights reserved.88 Stay on top of your network with real-time performance data Advanced telemetry streaming Network CryptoEthernetClient • Physical: TX/RX power, laser bias/temperature • SD-FEC: corrected errors, uncorrected blocks, BER, Q • DSP: SNR/EVM, CD, DGD, frequency offset • OTN: SM/PM, BBE, ES/SES/UAS, TCM • Physical: TX/RX power, temperature • 802.3bj FEC: corrected errors, uncorrected blocks, BER, Q • Ethernet statistics: frame and byte counters, CRC errors, utilization • PCS layer: block/BIP errors, ES • LLDP (non-intrusive) • Successful and unsuccessful key exchanges • Remaining lifetime of session key • Unsuccessful logins
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