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CHAPTER

CHAPTER 7 BROADBANDAND

DIAL ACCESS PRODUCTS

Broadband and Dial Access Products

Broadband and Dial Access Products at a Glance

Remote Dial Access—Data and Voice (VoIP)

Broadband Cable

Product1

1. For Cisco 2509 and 2511Access Servers, see page 1-15.

Features Page

Cisco AS5350 Series

Universal Gateways High performance, 1RU, dial access gateway

• Universal Port technology for data/voice/fax on any port, any time

• 2,4, & 8 T1/E1/PRI configurations for 48 to 240 channels

• Supports broad range of async/ISDN/VoIP/wireless protocols

• Two 10/100 Ethernet ports, two 8 Mbps serial backhaul ports

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Cisco AS5400 Series

Universal Gateways • High performance, 2RU, universal gateway

• Universal Port technology for data/voice/fax on any port, at any time

• Two models: AS5400HPX and AS5400

• 8 to 16 T1/E1/PRI or 1 T3 configuration for 192 to 648 channels

• Low power and high availability design

• Supports a broad range of async/ISDN/VoIP/fax/wireless protocols

• SS7 interconnect for voice and dial

• Flexible, redundant backhaul methods

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Cisco AS5850

Universal Gateway The highest density universal gateway in the marketplace

• Supporting upto2688 calls (4x CT3s), 96 T1s or86 E1s ofdata, voice, faxand mobile wireless

calls on any port at any time

• Constant density regardless of codec type, ECAN or VAD settings

• Extensive high availability features

• TDM grooming capability

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Remote Dial Access

Network Management Suiteofnetworkmanagementproductsforconfiguration,troubleshooting,andmaintenanceof

Cisco dial access and VoIP solutions 7-13

SS7 Signaling Products • Cisco SC2200 Signaling Controller—Connects VoIP and dial access solutions to the public

switched telephone network via SS7/C7

• Cisco VSC3000 Virtual Switch Controllers—MGCP-based call agent (softswitch) for

large-scale VoIP and VoATM applications

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Product Features Page

Headend and Distribution Hub Equipment

Cisco uBR7100 Series

Universal Broadband

Router

Entry-level, fixed-configuration CMTS and integrated router for MxU, Tier 2 / Tier 3 cable

operators, and ISPs

• Choice of four DOCSIS- and EuroDOCSIS-qualified, fixed-configuration models

• Integrated upconverter / modulator on the cable interface

• Embedded dual 10/100 BaseT Ethernet network interface

• Additional network interface with a variety of LAN and WAN options

• Supports up to 1,000* data customers—*Actual number varies based on network/service

loading and other configuration parameters

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Broadband and Dial Access Products at a Glance

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) Access

Cisco uBR7200 Series

Universal Broadband

Router

Modular, standards-based CMTS and integrated router for high-growth broadband cable and

fixed wireless deployments

• Two models that share different cableand fixed wireless linecards, LAN and WAN interface

options, and processors

• Cisco uBR7223 supports up to 5,000 subscribers*; Cisco uBR7246VXR supports up to 10,000

subscribers*—*Actual numbers vary based on network/service loading, and other

configuration parameters

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Cisco uBR10012 Universal

Broadband Router High-capacity DOCSIS-based CMTS and integrated router that delivers the services,

performance, scale, and carrier-class reliability large MSOs and ISPs demand:

• High-performance aggregation platform that uses Parallel eXpress Forwarding technology

• Eight line cards that include support for 2 downstreams and 8 upstreams each

• Four network interfaces that include support for 1 Gbps over Gigabit Ethernet or 622 Mbps

over OC-12 POS

• Cisco uBR10012 supports up to 25,000 subscribers*—*Actual numbers vary based on

network/service loading, and other configuration parameters

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Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)

Cisco uBR900 Series

Cable Access Router Integrated DOCSIS-based cable modem and router with hardware accelerated IPSec VPN

tunneling support that includes:

• Cisco uBR925 with 4 Ethernet,1 CATV, 1 USB and 2 FXS ports that supporttelecommuter and

small office DOCSIS-based data, VoIP, and VPN services

• Cisco uBR905 with 4 Ethernet and 1 CATV port that supports DOCSIS-based data and VPN

services

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Cisco CVA120 Series

Cable Voice Adapter CPE product for SOHO locations that support VoIP and data (excludes firewall, IPSec, VPN

tunneling):

• CVA122 with 1 Ethernet, 1 USB, and 2 FXS ports to support DOCSIS operation

• CVA122E with 1 Ethernet, 1 USB, and 2 FXS ports to support EuroDOCSIS operation

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Other Cable-Related Products

Cisco 6920 RateMUX

Statistical Multiplexer Specialized multiplexing device that performs advanced MPEG2 stream manipulation to allow

cable, satellite and broadcast operators to support:

• Customized channel lineups

• Real-time bit rate manipulation

• Rate reduction/splicing functionality and standards-based API support to interoperate with

Ad Servers for local ad insertion in the digital (MPEG) video domain

• Re-stat muxing

• TV program grooming or add/drop

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Remote Cable Broadband

Network Management Suiteofnetworkmanagementproductsforconfiguration,troubleshooting,andmaintenanceof

cable network, including Cisco CMTS, Cisco CPE products, and DOCSIS or

EuroDOCSIS-compliant cable modems or set top boxes

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Product Features Page

Cisco 6000 Series IP DSL

Switches • Cisco 6015—Small footprint, ideal for MxU or small remote DSL applications, 48 ports

• Cisco 6160—Carrier-class, CO-based DSLAM, up to 256 ports per chassis, for North America

• Cisco 6260—Carrier-class, CO-based DSLAM, for international environments

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DSL Access CPE1

1. For ADSL, ISDN, and IDSL small office/home office (SOHO) customer premise equipment (CPE), see Chapter 1:

Routers

Wide variety of Cisco router-based DSL CPE solutions for business-class to small office

applications 7-28

Broadband Services

Aggregation • Cisco 6400 Series Carrier-Class Broadband Aggregator—ATM switching core, up to 96,000

subscriber sessions per chassis

• Cisco 7200 VXR Series Router—Up to 8000 sessions, PPP, PPPoE, PPPoA

• Cisco7400SeriesRouter—1RU,upto8000sessions,supportsoneT1/T3,OC-3,ATM7200port

adapter, PPP/L2TP, PPPoE, PPPoA, etc.

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Product Features Page

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ATM Multiservice WAN Switching

Long Reach Ethernet

Product Features Page

Cisco BPX 8600 Series

Switches • Large-scale ATM + IP switch for service provider and large enterprise applications

• Narrowband and broadband services in a single, highly reliable platform using a multishelf

architecture with intelligent call processing for Frame Relay and ATM switched virtual

circuits (SVCs)

• 20 Gbps of high-throughput switching for multiple traffic types data, voice, and video

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Cisco MGX 8850 Series

IP + ATM Multiservice

Switches

• Multiservice switch, scales from DS0 to OC-48c/STM-16 speeds

• Servesasastand-alonedevicefornarrowbandservices,anintegratededgeconcentratoror

a broadband edge switch when equipped with 45 Gbps switch card and broadband ATM

modules

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Cisco MGX 8200 Series

Multiservice Gateways • Edgeconcentratorsfamily providea cost-effectivenarrowbandmultiservicesolutionforlow

to mid-band ATM and Frame Relay aggregation with QoS management features 7-32

Cisco IGX 8400 Series

Multiservice WAN

Switches

• ATM-based WAN switching, connects to public services for reduced leased-line costs

• Available with 8, 16, or 32 slots 7-32

Product Features Page

CiscoLongRangeEthernet

Solution • Cisco Catalyst 2900 LRE XL Switches—12- or 24-port systems, deliver Ethernet traffic (up to

15 Mbps) over standard copper cabling; ideal for MxU broadband Internet access

• Cisco575LRECPEDevice—Compact,includesoneRJ-45EthernetconnectionandtwoRJ-11

connectors (for telephone)

• CiscoLRE48POTSSplitter—EnsuresthatPOTSserviceis separate,andnevercompromised

by LRE switch reconfigurations or downtime

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Cisco Broadband Building

Service Manager • Server system enables automated online activation, integrated billing, tiered service levels

• Ideal for any form of broadband access technology, including Ethernet, LRE, Cable access,

DSL, Wireless, or Fiber

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Memory Information for Access Routers

Router Memory Type Slots Default Memory Max Memory Default Config. (Notes)

AS5350 System Flash

SDRAM

Shared

Boot Flash

N/A 32 MB

128 MB

64 MB

8 MB

64 MB

512 MB

128 MB

64 MB

AS5400HPX

Universal

Gateway

Main SDRAM

Shared

Boot Flash (3V)

System Flash (3V)

256 MB

64 MB

8 MB

32 MB

512 MB

128 MB

16 MB

64 MB

AS5400HPX and AS5400 use different

Boot and System Flash - NOT

interchangeable

AS5400

Universal

Gateway

Main SDRAM

Shared

Boot Flash (5V)

System Flash (5V)

256 MB

64 MB

8 MB

32 MB

512 MB

128 MB

16 MB

64 MB

AS5400HPX and AS5400 use different

Boot and System Flash - NOT

interchangeable

AS5850 RSC

Feature Cards 512 MB

128 MB 512 MB

128 MB Ships with all required memory

Cisco

uBR7100

Series

Flash (PCMCIA)

System SDRAM

Packet SDRAM

248 MB

64 MB

Cisco

uBR7200

Series

Flash (PCMCIA)

Flash (internal) with

NPE-225, NPE-300

and NPE-400

Shared with

NPE-225, NPE-300

and NPE-400

20 MB

48 MB

128 MB

Cisco

uBR10012 Flash (PCMCIA)

Flash (internal)

System SDRAM

48 MB

256 kB

512 MB

128 MB

512 MB

Slot 0 = 48 MB

Cisco uBR900

Series NVRAM

Flash

DRAM

128 kB

4 MB

16 MB

Cisco CVA120

Series Config NVRAM

DRAM

Flash

128 kB

16 MB

8 MB

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Cisco AS5350 Universal Gateway

The Cisco AS5350 Universal Gateway is the

industry’s only one-rack unit, 2, 4, or 8 T1/E1

dial access gateway that provides universal

port data, voice, wireless, fax and unified communications services on any port at any

time. The Cisco AS5350 offers high-performance and high-reliability in a compact,

modular design. This cost-effective platform is ideally suited for Internet service

providers (ISPs) and enterprises that require innovative universal services.

Universal port functionality enables the AS5350 to operate simultaneously as a dial-up

network access server (NAS) and a voice gateway to deliver universal services. It

achieves cost savings through optimized utilization of the universal port access

infrastructure. Service providers can now quickly capitalize on new opportunities and

realize multiple revenue streams from a single access infrastructure.

When to Sell

Key Features

•1 RU modular high-performance 2 to 8 channelized T1/E1/PRI system

•Universal Gateway—Remote Access Server and Voice Gateway

•Universal DSPs—Data, voice, wireless and fax services on any DSP at any time

•Ideal for Tier 2/3 ISPs and enterprises requiring innovative remote access

•Dial feature cards:

–2, 4, or 8 CT1/CE1/PRI DFC cards (ISDN calls terminated on the card)

–60 or 108 channel Universal Port dial feature card

•

Two 10/100BaseT autosensing Ethernet LAN ports

•

Two 8 Mbs serial WAN ports for Frame Relay, HDLC, or PPP WAN backhaul

•One Fast consoleport for localadministrative access; one auxiliary port for remote

administrative access

•Carrier Class Resiliency:

–All dial feature cards and fan tray are hot swappable

–AC internal power supply with dual fans

–Redundant LAN/WAN backhaul ports

–Thermal management and environmental monitoring

Competitive Products

Sell This Product When a Customer Needs These Features

Cisco AS5350 • 2 to 8 channelized T1/E1/PRI compact and modular dial access server

• High-performance modem, ISDN, and voice call termination

• Universal port services (data, voice, wireless, fax)

• Lucent/Ascend: Max 3000 and Max 4000

• 3Com: TC1000

• Intel/Shiva: LanRover series

• Lucent/Livingston: Portmaster 3

• Nortel/Bay: 5399

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Cisco AS5350 Universal Gateway

Specifications

Feature Cisco AS5350

Processor 250 MHz RM7000 RISC processor

Memory SDRAM: 128 MB (default), 512 MB (maximum)

Shared Input/output (I/O): 64 MB (default), 128 MB (maximum)

Boot Flash: 8 MB (default), 16 MB (maximum)

System Flash: 32 MB (default), 64 MB (maximum)

Layer 3 Cache: 2 MB

DFC Slots Three slots

Egress Ports Two 10/100-MB Ethernet ports

Two 8-MB serial ports

T1, E1 DS1 trunk DFCs

LAN Protocols IP, IPX, AppleTalk, DECNet, ARA, NetBEUI, bridging, HSRP

WAN Protocols Frame Relay, PPP, HDLC (leased line)

Routing Protocols RIP,RIPv2,OSPF,IGRP, EIGRP, BGPv4,IS-IS,AT-EIGRP, IPX-EIGRP, NextHop Resolution Protocol(NHRP),

AppleTalk Update-Based Routing Protocol (AURP)

Access Protocols PPP, Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP), TCP Clear, IPXCP, ATCP, ARA, NBFCP, NetBIOS over TCP/IP,

NetBEUIoverPPP,protocoltranslation(PPP,SLIP,ARA,X.25,TCP,local-areatransport[LAT],Telnet),and

Xremote

Bandwidth Optimization Multilink PPP (MP), MLP, TCP/IP header compression, Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol (BACP),

bandwidth on demand, nonfacility-associated signaling (NFAS), traffic shaping

Voice Compression G.711, G.723.1, (5.3K and 6.3K), G.729a, G.729b

DSP Voice Features Echo cancellation

Transparent transcoding

Voice activity detection/silence suppression

DTMF, Multifrequency (MF)

Voice and Fax Signaling

Protocols H.323v2, H.323v3, SIP, SGCP

T.38 real-time fax relay

Network Security RADIUS or TACACS+

PAP or CHAP authentication

Local user/password database

DNIS, CLID, call-type preauthentication

Inbound/outbound traffic filtering (including IP, IPX, AppleTalk, bridged traffic)

Network Address Translation (NAT)

Dynamic access lists

Virtual Private Networking IP Security (IPSec)

Policy enforcement (RADIUS or TACACS+)

L2TP, Layer 2 Forwarding (L2F), and generic routing encapsulation (GRE) tunnels

Firewall security and intrusion detection

QoS features (committed access rate [CAR], Random Early Detection [RED], IP Precedence,

policy-based routing)

Channelized T1 Robbed-bit signaling; Loop Start, Immediate Start, and Wink Start Protocols

Channelized EI CAS, PRI, E1 R1, E1 R2, leased line, Frame Relay

ISDN Protocols Supported Sync mode PPP, V.120, V.110 at rates up to 38400 bps

Network- and User-side ISDN

NFAS with backup D-channel

QSIG, Feature Group B, Feature Group D

DoVBS

Modem Protocols SupportedV.92 Modem on Hold, Quick Connect, PCM Upstream

V.90 standard supporting rates of 56000 to 28000 in 1333-bps increments

K56Flex at 56000 to 32000 in 2000-bps increments

Fax out (transmission) Group 3, standards EIA 2388 Class 2 and EIA 592 Class 2.0, at modulations V.33,

V.17, V.29, V.27ter, and V.21

ITU-T V.34 Annex 12, ITU-T V.42bis, V.32bis

and many others

Wireless Protocols

Supported V.110

MNP10EC

Application Specific

Support AOL, MSN, CompuServe, and Prodigy traffic

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Selected Part Numbers and Ordering Information1

For More Information

See the Cisco AS5350 Series Web site: http://www.cisco.com/go/as5350

Full Cisco IOS Support IP Plus and Enterprise Plus

Console and Auxiliary Ports Asynchronous serial (RJ-45)

Chassis Dimensions (H x W x D): 1.75 x 17.5 x 20.5 in.

Weight (fully loaded): 22 lbs. (10 kg)

Cisco AS5350 Universal (Data & Voice) System Bundles1

1. This is only a small subset of all parts available via URL listed under “For More Information”. Some parts have

restricted access or are not available through distribution channels. Resellers: For latest part number and pricing

info, see the Distribution Product Reference Guide at: http://www.cisco.com/dprg (limited country availability).

AS535-2T1-48-AC AC Chassis, 2 T1/PRI, 60 ports, 48 UP licenses, IP Plus IOS

AS535-2E1-60-AC AC Chassis, 2 E1/PRI, 60 ports, 60 UP licenses, IP Plus IOS

AS535-4T1-96-AC AC Chassis, 4 T1/PRI, 120 ports, 96 UP licenses, IP Plus IOS

AS535-4E1-120-AC AC Chassis, 4 E1/PRI, 120 ports, 120 UP licenses, IP Plus IOS

AS535-8T1-192-AC AC Chassis, 8 T1/PRI, 216 ports, 192 UP licenses, IP Plus IOS

AS535-8E1-210-AC AC Chassis, 8 E1/PRI, 216 ports, 210 UP licenses, 240 ISDN, IP Plus IOS

Cisco AS5350 Spare Chassis

AS5350-AC= AC 5350 Chassis with Motherboard, IP Plus IOS, default memory

AS5350-DC= DC 5350 Chassis with Motherboard, IP Plus IOS, default memory

Cisco AS5350 Software

S535CP-12103XQ Cisco AS5350 Series IOS IP Plus

S535AP-12103XQ Cisco AS5350 Series IOS Enterprise Plus

Cisco AS5350 Memory Options & Spares

MEM-UP1-AS535 16M Bootflash,64M System Flash,256M Main,128M Shared I/O Memory

MEM-16BF-AS535 AS5350 16MB Boot Flash upgrade

MEM-64F-AS535 AS5350 64MB System Flash upgrade

MEM-256M-AS535 AS5350 256MB Main SDRAM upgrade

MEM-128S-AS535 AS5350 128MB Shared I/O upgrade

Cisco AS5350 Spare DFC Boards

AS535-DFC-2CT1= AS5350 Dual T1/PRI DFC card

AS535-DFC-60NP= AS5350 60 Nextport DFC card

AS535-DFC-CC= AS5350 DFC Carrier Card

Cisco AS5350 Spare Accessories

AS5350RM-19/24= AS5350 19/24 Rack Mount Kit, Spare

AS535-FTA= AS5350 Fan Tray Assembly, Spare

AS535-AC-PWR= AS5350 AC Power Supply, Spare

AS535-DFC-CC= AS5350 DFC Carrier Card

Feature Cisco AS5350

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Cisco AS5400 Series Universal Gateways

Cisco AS5400 Series

Universal Gateways

Cisco AS5400 Series Universal Gateways

offer unparalleled capacity in only two rack

units (RUs) with universal port data, voice,

wireless, and fax services on any port at any time.

High-density (up to 1 CT3), low power consumption (7.2A at 48 VDC per CT3), and

universal port digital signal processors (DSPs) make Cisco AS5400 Series universal

gateways ideal for many network deployment architectures, especially colocation

environments and mega points of presence (POPs).

The Cisco AS5400 Series consists of two models, the Cisco AS5400HPX and the Cisco

AS5400. The gateways share the same architecture; the primary difference is the

processing capability of the two platforms. The AS5400HPX provides enhanced

performance for processor intensive voice and fax applications.

Cisco AS5400 Series support a wide range of IP-based value-added services such as

high-volume Internet access, regional/branch-office connectivity, corporate virtual

private networks (VPNs), mobile wireless solutions, long distance for Internet service

providers (ISPs), international wholesale long distance, distributed prepaid calling,

Signaling System 7 (SS7) interconnect, and enhanced voice services.

When to Sell

Key Features

•Cisco Any Service, Any Port (ASAP) service—Unified network architecture that

delivers integrated voice, data, fax and wireless services at a profit. Access

equipment that is capable of handling voice-only or data-only services remains

unutilized during off-peak hours. Cisco AS5400 Series Universal Gateways

alleviate this limitation by supporting more services that can be offered during

off-peak hours, optimizing the utilization of the existing access infrastructure.

•Rich IOS-based software feature set enables high value services—Internet

connectivity, wholesale dial, global long distance with SS7 interconnect,

distributed pre-paid calling, telephony application hosting, enhanced voice

services, unified communications, mobile wireless data, regional-office and

branch-office connectivity, access VPN

•

The Industry’s only 2RU, CT3-capable universal gateway on the market with

hot-swappable cards, internal redundant power supply, &environmental monitoring

•Cisco SS7 signaling gateway interoperability

Sell This Product When a Customer Needs These Features

Cisco AS5400HPX • High density in a small footprint (16 T1/E1 or 1 channelized CT3)

• Cisco Any Service, Any Port (ASAP) services

• Enhanced performance for processor intensive voice and fax applications

• Compact form factor—easy to add capacity as the network grows

• Low power per port

• High performance async/ISDN/VoIP/Wireless

• T.38 real-time fax relay, T.37 fax store and forward, fax detection, unified communications

• Flexible redundant backhaul methods

Cisco AS5400 • Async/ISDN/Wireless data to 1 channelized CT3

• Cisco Any Service, Any Port (ASAP) or voice only services to 16 T1/E1

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