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Optical Ethernet Services Demarcation - 802.3ah

Optical Ethernet Services Demarcation - 802.3ah



Features
  • Optical Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet Demarcation
  • Remote upgrades through firmware download
  • IEEE 802.3ah remote management
  • - Remote monitoring and provisioning
  • - Last Gasp notification for advanced status propagation
  • - Vendor-specific extensions
  • IEEE Ethernet standard compatibility
  • Large packet size support
  • - 1914 bytes - EM316EFRMAHSH-5
  • - 2044 bytes - EM316GRMAHSH-5
  • Rate limiting at a fine resolution
  • - 32 kbps EM316EFRMAHSH-5
  • - 1 Mbps EM316GRMAHSH-5
  • Link Integrity Notification (LIN) for fault detection and propagation
  • Access port selection
  • - RJ-45 with auto-negotiation and automatic MDI/MDIX sensing
  • - SFP-based optical port
  • SFP-based (trunk) interface with link redundancy at no additional cost
  • Flexible SFP fiber optic interfaces
  • - Reduced inventory needs
  • - Simple replacement and upgrades
  • - Beyond 120 kilometer range on single-mode fiber without amplification
  • - Single fiber transceivers
  • - WDM colored optics for further fiber optimization(CWDM or DWDM)
  • SFP Digital Diagnostics (SFF-8472) for optical performance management
  • Local and remote loopback for fault isolation and root cause analysis
  • Advanced performance monitoring statistics
  • Hot-swap support for reduced network interruption
  • Single slot design for simple installation with any Fiber Driver chassis


 
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