EPON in Cable Environment – EPON, SIEPON, DPoE

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EPON in Cable Environment – EPON, SIEPON, DPoECurtis KnittleApril 20, 2012

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DOCSIS Networks for Internet Access More than 56 million

DOCSIS cable modems (CMs) are deployed worldwide

Every CM, regardless of manufacturer or cable operator, is provisioned according to DOCSIS specifications

Cable operators want to use the same Operations and Support Systems (OSS) with other access network technologies (i.e., EPON)

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Agenda

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What is DOCSIS Provisioning of EPON (DPoE™)?

DPoE and SIEPON

Interoperability

DPoE and EPoC

Version 1.0 specifications

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What is DPoE?

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Brings the mature systems and business processes of the DOCSIS OSS to EPON access networks

Enables full vendor/equipment interoperability – similar to CMTS and Cable Modems

Leverages existing technical and customer care knowledge base, systems, and processes

Developed by MSOs, CableLabs, and vendors

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DPoE Project Objectives

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Develop specifications for EPON devices to support DOCSIS network provisioning and service concepts1

2 Define additional functionality to support Ethernet services

3 Facilitate multi-vendor interoperability

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DPoE Architecture

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ONU

DPoE System

PON

ONU

IP/TransportNetwork

DO

CS

IS O

SS

Ser

vers

DNS

DHCP

SNMP

TFTP

SYSLOG

Time Srvr

vCM

vCM

CMTS

Cable Modem

Cable Modem

OLT

DPoE Network

HFC

CMCMTS

DOCSIS NetworkIP Management

IP Management eOAM

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Provisioning DPoE ONUs

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Topology Resolution and Physical Layer Initialization

• Initial MAC layer initialization using EPON Multipoint Control Protocol (MPCP)

• Single LLID is registered for subsequent stages

Authentication and Encryption Initialization

• Downstream encryption using AES‐128

• Device authentication

IP Initialization

IP stack configuration using • IP stack configuration using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

• TFTP download of configuration file

Registration

• Registration of additional LLIDs depends on services

• Classifier, service flow, and QoS configuration using extended OAM (eOAM)

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DPoE and SIEPON

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SIEPON “Packages”

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SIEPON is standardizing three “packages”:

o North America (Package A)o Japan (Package B)o China (Package C)

External specifications provide additional requirements for operating EPON in specific environments:

o DPoE specs for DOCSIS environments

o Broadband Forum for DSL environments

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SIEPON / DPoE v1.0 Relationship

DPoE specs essentially build on SIEPON standard

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DPoE-SP-ARCH

DPoE System

DPoE ONU

DPoE-SP-PHY DPoE-SP-PHY

DPoE-SP-SECDPoE-SP-MULPIDPoE-SP-MEFDPoE-SP-OSSI

PON

SIEPONIEEE 802.3

DPoE-SP-OAM DPoE-SP-OAM

DPoE-SP-SEC

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DPoE Interoperability

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IP/TransportNetwork

DOCSIS OSSServers

HFC Network

CMCMTS

PON Network

DPoE ONUVendor BDPoE System

Vendor A

PON Network

DPoE ONUVendor DDPoE System

Vendor C

DPoE Interoperability

DNS

DHCP

SNMP

TFTP

SYSLOG

Time Srvr

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Service Interoperability

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PON DPoESystem

DPoEONU

PONL2

NetworkDPoE

SystemDPoEONU

Supplier A

Supplier B

Supplier C

Supplier D

Supplier E

Supplier F

Supplier A

Supplier B

Supplier C

Supplier D

Supplier E

Supplier A

Supplier B

Supplier C

Supplier D

Supplier E

Supplier A

Supplier B

Supplier C

Supplier D

Supplier E

Supplier F

Ethernet Private Line Service

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DPoE and EPoC (and SIEPON)

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DPoE and EPoC

With DPoE specifications, a DPoE System can serve ONUs and CNUs

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HFC Network

CMCMTS

IP/TransportNetwork

DO

CS

IS O

SS

Ser

vers DNS

DHCP

SNMP

TFTP

SYSLOG

Time Srvr

PON Network

D-ONUDPoE Network

DOCSIS Network

OLT

DPoE System

PON Network

CNUDPoE Network w/ EPoC

OLT

DPoE System

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DPoEv1.0 Specifications

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DPoEv1.0 Specifications

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DPoE v1.0Specifications

ArchitectureDefines the overall services architecture for DPoE Network

PHYOptions within EPON declared mandatory, and adds additional requirements

SECProvide transparent support of DOCSIS device authentication, code verification, and additional security

IPNEBest practices and requirements for IP network element management and operations

OSSISpecifications for support of a subset of DOCSIS 3.0 OSSI functionality with additional EPON requirements

MULPISpecifications for support of a subset of DOCSIS 3.0 MULPI functionality plus EPON requirements

MEFSpecifications for MEF services added to DOCSIS static configuration provisioning model

DEMARCSpecifications for automatic configuration of demarcation device

OAMExtensions beyond IEEE 802.3ah and 802.3av OAM requirements

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Thank you!

Curtis [email protected]