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Allied Telesis offers operators of all sizes seamless migration
from existing copper infrastructure to next-generation fiber-
based broadband with its state-of-the-art multiservice
architectures and technologies. Current investments are
protected and leveraged forward using the latest in DSL in
combination with passive and active FTTH topologies from one
unified system, known as the integrated Multiservice Access
Platform (iMAP). To maximize footprint and coverage,
operators may choose to initially connect subscribers over
copper lines and gradually migrate them over to fiber as the
network build progresses and the economics allow for the
upgrade. Furthermore, Allied Telesis offers the industry's best
range of multiservice IP Triple Play customer premise equipment
engineered to align with fiber build schedules and timelines.
These solutions are known as the intelligent Multiservice
Gateways (iMG) for residential subscribers and the intelligent
Business Gateways (iBG) for SMB end-customers.
Central
Office
Protected GbE
Transport EPSR
iMAP 9700
POTS /
VDSL
4
|
Allied Telesis Solutions: Fiber Connectivity
IP Ethernet Multiservice
Access Platform
Powered Device
Remote Cabinet
w/ MiniMAP 9100
Splitter
Other Allied Telesis products that support FTTH and FTTP include:
I
AT-9924SP multilayer IPv4 and IPv6 Gigabit switch
I
AT-x900-24XS advanced Gigabit Layer 3+ expandable switch
I
SwitchBlade
®
x908 advanced Layer 3 modular switch
I
iMG 600 series intelligent Media Gateways
I
iMAP 9000 series integrated Multiservice Access Platforms
I
iBG 900 series intelligent Business Gateways
VDSL2 /
ADSL2+
POTS
E1
G.SHDSL
Passive Optical
Splitter
Migration From Copper to Fiber