Monitoring latency, jitter and availability is key in backhaul networks, but operators using Y.1731 to perform these measurements have run into
technical challenges with scalability and precision. This month we draw on
Accedian Networks’ First-hand experience working with leading carriers
during field trials and large scale backhaul network deployments. The top
sticking points, lessons learned and key requirements for successfully
deploying Y.1731 in a production environment are summarized in our video
feature.
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Y.1731 Backhaul Deployment Challenges – Overview VideoWatch the full 40 minute training session in the first video player. The second video, below, features the Q&A session following the training, as moderated by Dan Meyer, Editor of RCR Wireless News.
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Based on service providers’ input, the MetroNODE 10GE features a critical mix of service assurance and service creation features – no-compromise functionality that delivers effective service performance with assurance™ at 10 Gig rates over existing networks.
With the ability to establish and maintain 1,000s of Y.1731 OAM connectivity fault management (CFM) and performance monitoring (PM) sessions, the MetroNODE 10GE is ideal for head-end service assurance functions for 3G & 4G mobile backhaul networks – allowing per-second, real-time visibility into SLAs and per-service QoS scaling to multiple service classes for hundreds of cell sites.
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MEF Board Member, Marketing Chair and reputed Carrier Ethernet & OAM champion Craig Easley joins Accedian’s team as VP Marketing during the company’s continued wave of growth.
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Paris, France, 1-3 June
Learn about “OSS and BSS Integration for Flow-through Provisioning, Billing and Network Monitoring (OpEx reduction)” from John McCann from Accedian Networks at this industry leading conference
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Singapore, 15-18 June
Visit us at stand 5K1-10 and see our new MetroNODE 10GE unit, featuring a hardware-based, ultra-low latency architecture and our full range of packet performance assurance solutions.
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23 June, NYC
Accedian Networks will be speaking and exhibiting at this popular event. Join us for the session “Overcoming the Scale Challenge in Packet Backhaul Evolution
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There are two obvious reasons why LTE networks will require both lower latency and higher bandwidth backhaul: LTE simply is the lowest latency air interface and features bandwidth that cannot be supported by legacy backhaul protocols.