Networking
| Supports ISDN connection |
Y |
Other features
| Manageability features |
CLI/Web GUI/Telnet/MIB |
| Ports quantity |
8 |
Ethernet LAN features
| Cabling technology |
10/100/1000Base-T(X) |
| Ethernet LAN data rates |
10, 100, 1000 Mbit/s |
Ports & interfaces
| WAN connection |
Ethernet (RJ-45) |
Mobile networking
| Data network |
Not supported |
Certificates
| Safety |
IP65 |
| Electromagnetic compatibility |
FCC Part 15 Class A, EN55022 Class A, ETSI300-386 |
Power
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) |
N |
Additionally
| RS-232 port |
1 |
| Ethernet LAN connection |
Y |
| Filtering |
MAC, IP, ID, UDP/TCP, NetBIOS, IGMP |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports quantity |
2 |
8-port Environmental-Hardened Remote VDSL2 DSLAM, 2 x Gigabit Ethernet Combo RJ-45/SFP, Serial
Compact, Sealed and Full-featured OSP VDSL2 Technology
2Gbps duplex backplane with high-bandwidth transmission
The VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A provides up to two Gigabit Combo ports for the upper layer network connections. Since VDSL2 ports support 100Mbps in a very short distance, VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A provides virtually non-blocking interconnections from the subscriber ports to the network interface ports in most environments and application scenarios.
Completed Ethernet VLAN and multicast functions
The VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A provides Ethernet VLAN features for both security and performance purposes. A VLAN is used to isolate traffics between different users/applications in order to provide better security and performance. By limiting broadcast traffics within the VLAN broadcasting domain, the performance can be enhanced. The IGMP snooping function is provided in VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A to prevent unnecessary multicast traffic forwarding to all subscribers, thus optimizing bandwidth utilization for multicast applications such as broadcast video.
MVLAN consolidates same video stream requested by different VLANs
The multicast VLAN feature checks all VLANs to see if some have requested the same video stream. If it is the same video stream, only one request will be issued and the stream is distributed to all requesting VLANs. The total amount of the video streams can be reduced significantly.
Service differentiation from rate limiting
In order to fulfill different customer needs, service providers need a network infrastructure that combines guaranteed performance and flexibility in service provisioning. Upstream rate limiting on VDSL2 subscriber ports allows services to step up with 32 Kbps increments for service providers to offer tiered services.
Upstream access control mechanism
The VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A supports not only 802.1x port-based access control for subscriber authentication, but also defines a limited number of MAC addresses that can access the network from a particular port. This feature denies unauthorized access to the DSCAM to significantly enhance network security. Another access control feature is the capability to limit the number of users (MAC addresses) who can access the network simultaneously on a per-port basis, allowing service providers to offer flexible billing plans. Besides, VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A provides per-port packet classification rules based on the header information of up to layer 4 and corresponding action rules to manipulate the matched packets as needed.
DHCP snooping
The VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A provides a DHCP snooping mechanism to prevent users from using static IP addresses. If a port is DHCP-enabled, IP packets from the port cannot pass through the line card if the IP addresses of the packets are not leased by the DHCP snooping mechanism.
Expanded revenue opportunity
In addition to the VDSL2 PTM mode service, the VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A also provides ADSL2+ fallback feature. When the feature is turned on, the DSLAM will detect if one of the customer devices is an ADSL2/2+ CPE, and the operation mode of the corresponding port is switched to ADSL2/2+, and a corresponding connection is established through the port to the customer device which empowers Telco operators to start the migration from ADSL2+ to VDSL2 services.
Double-tagging service
The VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A provides IEEE 802.1ad VLAN stacking functions. When enabled, the function can add the provider’s s-tag for incoming c-tag frames without checking c-tag value, add s-tag to untagged incoming frames, or add c-tag and s-tag simultaneously to untagged incoming frames. The added tags will be removed while the frames move toward subscribers. Moreover, different ports can apply the same s-tag and c-tag values. Operator can easily identify traffics from different users/applications and route the traffics to corresponding ISPs
Various band plans support different applications
The VES-1616FE-53A/VES-1608FE-53A defines seven different VDSL2 profiles as below to suit a variety of different applications.
Features:
- Extending your multi-service broadband network
- Compliant with VDSL2 standard, ITU-T G.993.2 with profiles Up to 17a
- 8-port VDSL2 outside plant enclosure enables wall-mount deployment for greater range and flexibility
- Supports ADSL2/ADSL2+ fallback capability that provides Telcos operators increased interoperability with different xDSL CPEs channels
- Multiple HDTV channel support