Transcript RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets

RAD Solutions for
the Carrier and
Utility Markets
CIS Technical Seminar 2013
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 1
Agenda
• RAD Solutions
– Service providers
– U&T
• Q&A
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 2
Main Solutions
Retail Providers of
Business Ethernet
Services
Wholesalers
Service Providers
Best Service Assured
Access Solutions
Mobile Operators
Leasing Wholesale
Networks
Railways
Operational
Network
Power Utilities
Best Evolutional
Migration Solutions
Teleprotection
Connectivity
Substation
Connectivity
Maritime
Transportation
& Government
Packet-based & Legacy
Communications for
Private Networks
Air Traffic Control
Government/
Defense
Motorways
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 3
The Service Providers
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 4
Traffic Management in Tel Aviv
“Fast lane” Solution:
Move from Best effort service to a tiered CoS
Best Effort Service isn’t
always Pretty
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 5
Service Assured Access
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 6
What Is Service Assured Access?
Fault
Management
Fault
Management
& Resilience
Service
Turn-up
On-going
Monitoring
Enabling
Mechanisms
Minimum-Touch
Deployment
Timing
Performance
Monitoring
Traffic
Management
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 7
Market Dynamics
• Proliferation of bandwidth-hungry applications
• Demand for Differentiated Services
• Increasing service coverage dictates carrier-to-carrier
connectivity
• LTE/LTE-A deployments with partial/full mesh connectivity
• Customers expect the SLA performance they are paying for
• Lower ARPU (average revenue per user) forces providers
to offer more services while reducing their TCO
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Service Assured Access – Addressing
Service Providers Challenges
Increase Revenues:
Reduce TCO:
• SLA/Premium service introduction
• Up-selling opportunities
• SLA transparency
• Fast TTM
• Automated operations
• Reduce truck rolls
• Reduce trouble ticket handling
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 9
Who Needs Service Assured
Access?
Retail providers
of business
Ethernet services
• Differentiated quality
of service/experience
• Deterministic
performance
for critical
applications
Wholesalers
• Multiple services
(fixed and mobile)
over a converged
network
• Controlled service
hand-off across
different network
segments/domains
Mobile operators
leasing backhaul
network
• Performance
validation of leased
connections
• Mobile
broadband/LTE
service requirements
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 10
“Service Assured Access”
In Multiple Deployment Modes
Provide smart SFP devices to enhance
existing equipment
Supply SAA NTU to any 3rd-party network
equipment
Build a complete SAA solution with NTU
and aggregator equipment
Cloud-based Service Assured Access
(PMaaS)
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 11
RAD’s Service Assured Access
Solution
Access Network
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Flexible customer reach
Same service look & feel
Reliability & Protection
Advanced H-QoS
Synchronization over
Packet
• Service visibility
• Performance monitoring
• SLA reporting
Metro/
Core
Access
Aggregation
MiNID
First Mile
FE/GbE
ETX
1/10 GbE
CellETX/RIC Site
ETX-5300A
IP /
MPLS
SDH/
SONET
PDH
ETX-5300A
10GbE
Ring
ETX-5300A
DSL
GbE
MSAN
ETX/LA
ETX
1/10 GbE Ring
Customer
Premises
Best Service Assured Access solution
in multiple deployment modes
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Service Assured Access:
Beyond Access
Access Network
Core Services
Metro/
Core
Access
Aggregation
MiNID
FE/GbE
Internet
Access
Cloud/ Data Center
First Mile
ETX
1/10 GbE
ETX/RIC
ETX-5300A
Carriers Interconnection
PDH
ETX-5300A
ETX-5300A
IP / MPLS
RAN Controller Site
SDH/
SONET
10GbE
Ring
ETX/LA
DSL
GbE
MSAN
ETX-5300A
CellSite
ETX
1/10 GbE Ring
FE/GbE /10GE
Customer
Premises
ETX
Service Assured Access
Service Assurance – End to End
Service Assurance – End to End (VPN)
Complete Access solution with full service visibility
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Performance Management
RAD’s PM Portal
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PM Dashboard – quick status view
Detailed KPI Charts
Monthly Customized PDF reports
PMaaS (Performance Monitoring as
a service)
ETX-5300A
ETX-3300A
ETX-220AX
ETX-205A
ETX203AX/AM
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 14
Dealing with Legacy: Carrier
Dilemma
Why migrate legacy
infrastructure?
- Obsolete (EoS/EoL) network
equipment
- Diminishing carrier expertise
- Better economics for PSN
Why still maintain legacy?
- Not all legacy services can be replaced with new
Ethernet/IP offering
- Not all legacy infrastructure could be shut down
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 15
Fiber and Copper Solutions
• Description:
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Transport TDM and Ethernet from multiple branches over Fiber and/or copper to a central site, and
aggregate the traffic towards SDH/SONET and/or PSN
• Customer Benefit:
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Utilize existing copper/fiber infrastructure saving forklift expenses
Multiplex services at the CPE to optimize bandwidth and lower CapEx and OpEx
• RAD Advantages:
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Branch
Unified managed platform for central and CPE devices
TDM and high rate Ethernet multiplexing over copper and fiber
FE
ASMi-54
SHDSL.bis
NMS
PBX
E1
Central Office
Branch
PSN
FE
MP-4100
GbE
Router
FO
Router
OP-108
PBX
E1
STM-1/OC-3
STM-4 OC-12
SDH
Branch
FE
FCD-IP
E1
Router
PBX
E1
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Ethernet & TDM Pseudowire
RADview
TDM/
SONET
Ethernet &
TDM PW
Traffic
Up to:
16 OC-3/STM-1
ETX+MiTOP
T1/E1 or T3/E3
2 x FE / GbE
ETX-5300A
GMUX-2000
ETX-205A
4 or 8 E/T1
GbE/10 GbE
IP/ETH
Ethernet,
IP or MPLS
GbE/10 GbE
5 x FE / GbE
IP DSLAM
DSL
LA-210
X.21
Router
E1
IPmux
Benefits
1,2,4,8 or 16 E1/T1
2 x FE / GbE
• Increased value proposition
– Bundling legacy migration with
Service Assured Access
– Flexible CPE offering
MP-4100
160 x T1/E1
160 x analog phones
120 a serial interfaces
and more…
– Address immediate need (legacy)
with future proof solution
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 17
Innovative NID Concept
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Traditional Ethernet Demarcation
Pain Factors
• Add new “boxes” at customer
premises
– Allocate rack space and power
Without
MiNID
Aggregator/
PE
Packet
Switched
Network
Demarcation
Device
BTS
Demarcation
Device
Router
Demarcation
Device
Switch
• Labor intensive installation
– Optical fiber wiring
– Power cabling
– Rack installation
• Long and costly process
– Site survey and engineering
– Pre-fabrication of wiring and cables
– Installation by expert technicians
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 19
MiNID – SFP Based Ethernet
Demarcation
Without
MiNID
• The value of MiNID
– Leverage installed base
– No need for pre-fabrication
Aggregator/
PE
Packet
Switched
Network
– OPEX & CAPEX saving
• Based on RAD experience:
– In-house Smart SFP technology
• TDM-PWE (MiTOP)
• ETHoTDM (MiRIC)
BTS
Demarcation
Device
Router
Demarcation
Device
Switch
MiNID
SFP-based
NID/NTU
– Extensive NTU experience
• ETX product line
Demarcation
Device
BTS
With
MiNID
MiNID
Aggregator/
PE
Router
Packet
Switched
Network
MiNID
Switch
MiNID
Ethernet OAM and Service Turn-Up
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 20
Designed for Simple Installation
• Designed as physical SFP “sleeve” providing:
– Plugged into SFP cage (FE/GE, ordering options)
– Hosts off-the-shelf SFPs – 10/40/80Km,
copper, single fiber
– Transparent to SFP “Digital Diagnostics
Monitoring” (DDM) parameters
– Max power: 1.4W
• Plug and play installation
– Zero touch provisioning based on DHCP
Patent pending design – plug-in SFP and plug into hosting device
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RAD is MEF CE2.0 Certified
• Advancing CE Networks and Services by a Generation
• 8 Ethernet Services (CE1.0 defined 3 Service type)
• 3 new features:
– Multi-CoS (up to 8 CoS)
– Interconnect (ENNI – E-Access)
– Managed Services (FM & PM)
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 22
PM as a Service
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RAD PMaaS Offerings
• PMaaS – full HW (ETX Probe) and SW (PM) as a
Service business model
– Installation and provisioning offered as an option
• Experts – PM service done by high-level RAD experts
• Reports & Recommendations – Value Extraction
service by providing scheduled reports and
recommendations upon analysis of RAD network
experts
• Cloud – SW solution can be based on Cloud resources
– Extensive firewall/ tunneling between network and PM
server
Full suite of Value Added Services that will extract the
value for you
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Benefits
• The PM as a Service will Identify and Ratify SLA violations
• The PM as a Service will enable increased revenues and
reduced expenses
• RAD experts and expertise will assure the creation of the
value for the operator
• Using the PM as a Service is hassle-free for the operator
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 25
Wireless Access
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AIRMUX – Radio
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Point to multipoint and PtP
Committed information rate to each location
Sub 6Ghz
WiMAX replacement with 3.5Ghz
Airmux-5000
HBS
Airmux-400
Service
Provider
Premises
Service
Provider
Network
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 27
Craig Wireless
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Conclusion
• Ethernet service providers need to increase revenues and lower
costs
• Service Assured Access reduces TCO, enables service
differentiation and improved customer experience
• RAD’s Ethernet service assured Access toolkit enables carriers
to take advantage of:
– Speedy service rollout and upgrades to capitalize on fast TTM
– Premium service offerings to increase revenues
– Increased customer loyalty
– Fewer truck rolls and skilled technician calls
• Extract additional value with PMaaS – outsourcing PM service
enhanced with RAD’s Carrier Ethernet expertise
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Utility and
Transportation
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Target Market Segments
Utilities
Transportation
Enterprise
Power
Railways
Government
Water
Motorways
Financial
Services
Oil & Gas
Air Traffic
Control
Defense
Mining
Maritime
Industries
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 31
RAD in the Utilities Market
RAD is the preferred communications vendor for many energy
utilities and system integrators around the world
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Outline
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Grid Modernization
Communications Challenges
The RAD Solution
Summary
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Grid Modernization
Smart Grid
Cyber
Security
Telecom
Infrastructure
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Utility Communications Networks
in Transition – Facts
• Ethernet, IP, MPLS eventually to replace SDH/SONET; pace of
migration varies
• Packet networks enable higher throughput and lower OpEx for:
– IT applications force migration to packet
– Upgrades to Smart Grid
– New applications: Substation automation, IEC 61850 IEDs, WASA
synchrophasors, IP video surveillance
• Packet network infrastructure is available over F.O., Copper, PtP
and PtMP Radio, Cellular links and Satellite – enable the best
choice per case
Source: RAD conducted Survey, 2012
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 35
Smart Grid Main Elements
Mainly related to the distribution segment of the power network
• Smart Metering and AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure) – 2-way
communications and control between the utility and the customer
premise for power quality measurements .
• Distribution Automation – delivering a range of advanced services
within distribution feeder circuits, including automatic restoration,
dynamic reconfiguration, dynamic volt/VAR controls, distributed
generation and electric vehicle support.
• Substation Automation – enabling remote monitoring and control of
transmission and distribution substations throughout the grid, including
evolving SCADA technologies, protection switching, and physical
security monitoring
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Outline
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Grid Modernization
Communications Challenges
The RAD Solution
Summary
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Power Network Communications
Challenges
Product
Obsolescence
Cyber Security
Capacity
Scalability
Reach
Future-proof
Design
Performance
Guarantees
Maintain legacy
Equipment and
Installed base
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 38
Distribution Automation Elements
• Fault indicators remote indicate current in each conductor
• Reclosers automatically attempt transient fault clearing
• Load break switch allows network segments to be isolated
minimizing interruptions
VHF SCADA radio antenna
(in all images)
Fault
Indicators
Recloser
Load Break Switch
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Outline
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Grid Modernization
Communications Challenges
The RAD Solution
Summary
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 40
Addressing the Challenges:
The Options
Keep my
legacy
forever!
• Utilize existing assets
• Deterministic
performance
• No learning curve
•High operating
costs
•Low scalability
•Not flexible
Evolution
instead of
Revolution…
Move
everything
to packet!
•Asset lifespan
•Gradual migration
•Guaranteed
performance
•Moderate learning
curve
•Future ready design
• Flexible & scalable
• Low OpEx
• Future support
•High equipment costs
•Non-deterministic
•Steep learning curve
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 41
RAD’s Evolutionary Path:
Addressing Utility Communications Challenges
• Continued support for TDM
• Future ready, hybrid TDM and Ethernet design
• Ethernet over SONET/SDH and pseudowire for a smooth
migration – Cross Generation implementation
• Carrier-grade Ethernet for Performance Assurance of
Operational network, for better Security, Timing distribution
and Simplicity
Flexibility in choosing the migration path:
Phased migration
Co-existence of networks
SDH
SONET
SDH
SONET
PSN
PSN
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 42
Power Utilities Solutions
Transmission and Distribution
Distribution
WAN
Substation
Smart Grid BH
Operational
network
Automation
& Protection
Communication
Smart Meters,
SDH/SONET
Multiservice
Carrier-grade
Ethernet
Teleprotection
Dist. Automation
Wired
• Fiber
• Copper
Wireless
• P2P, P2MP
• 3G/GPRS
Secure Ethernet
Network Management
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 43
Product obsolescence
Continued TDM support
Future-proof design
Hybrid TDM-Ethernet
architecture
Maintain legacy equipment
and installed base
Standards-driven
Interoperability
Ethernet
IED
RTU
Solutions
Challenges
Substation Multiservice
Connectivity and Migration
Voice
ETH
Megaplex
PDH/SDH/SONET/PSN
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Multiservice in the Substation over
“Hybrid” SDH and Ethernet Networks
Add Drop Multiplexer (ADM)
SONET/SDH terminal
PBX
Digital Cross Connect (DACS)
SDH/SONET
Phone
Voice Modem
Analog bridge
E1’s/STM-1/OC-3
STM-4/OC-12
Megaplex
Phone - Fixed
Router
SCADA RTU
FE/GbE
TPR (Teleprotection)
Breaker control circuit
Packet
Switched
Network
Relay/Alarm
Intelligent Electronic
Device (IED)
Router
Copper CPE
Fiber CPE
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 45
Why RAD “Hybrid” Solution?
Sub-Station
RTU
PSN
Teleprotection
FE/GbE
STM-1/OC-3
STM-4/OC-12
Megaplex-4100
Hot Line
Dry
Contacts
Voice
Data
SDH/
SONET
38.4 kbps
• Megaplex-4100
– An “all in one” multiservice platform that supports TDM and Ethernet
services, over “Hybrid” PDH/SDH and PSN network infrastructure, and
ensure Smooth Migration from Legacy to Packet
– Migration to PSN
– Legacy interfaces
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Teleprotection Connectivity
over PSN
• Customer requirements:
– Under 10ms E2E delay (depending on interface – sub 5ms)
– Under 250µs asymmetrical delay
Differential Teleprotection over PSN:
Successful PoC in Spain, Belgium, Norway and others
SDH/SONET
or Carriergrade
Ethernet
Pseudowire
Timing over
Packet
Serial,
C37.94
trip relays
Low latency
HW
PSN
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 47
Substation Connectivity Moving to
MPLS
TDM Uplinks
Cisco
10 Gigabit MPLS
Core Network
Old Substations
Telemetry
Telemetry
RS-232
SCADA
RS-232
Megaplex
n x E1
ETH
Existing
SDH
PBX
STM-1
n x E1
STM-1
Megaplex
ETH
PBX
Voice
Voice
NMS
10 GbE Ring
Existing SDH
New Control Center
Telemetry
RS-232
Telemetry
Server
Megaplex
STM-1
RS-232
SCADA
SCADA
Megaplex
ETH
ETH
ETH
ETH
PBX
SCADA
Voice
ETH
n x E1
Megaplex
RS-232 Voice
SCADA
PBX
Voice
Old Substations
NMS
Ethernet
Uplinks
Telemetry PBX
New Substations
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 48
IEC61850-3 compliance
High capacity Ethernet/IP
Maintain legacy RTUs and
new IEDs
SCADA Protocols
conversion
Security threats
Cyber security suite
Solutions
Challenges
Secure Substation Ethernet
PDH/
SDH/SONET
GbE
Link to RADiflow video on YouTube
IED
IED
RTU
Video
IED
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 49
RAD Layered Security Approach
Utility networks require “Defense in Depth”,
implementing multiple levels of protection:
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 50
Distributed SCADA Firewall –
Integrated in the Substation Switch!
Control Center
• SCADA Protocols inspection according to
per flow role-based validation
HMI
Engineering
Station
– Supported: ModBus, IEC101/104, DNP3
– Upcoming: IEC61850, ICCP
• Firewall integrated in network access
switches for distributed IPS deployment
• Protection for Serial & ETH devices
• Central service management tool
Controller2
Controller1
Dev1.1
Dev2.1
Dev1.2
Dev2.2
Facility1
Ethernet & IP
Header
Facility2
Protocol
Header
Function
Code
Function
Parameters
• Industrial design
• Modular DIN rail switches (3/7 I/O slots) or
Compact system
• Harsh environment - IP30, - 40 ÷ +75° C, IEC
61850-3 EMI
An efficient defense-in-depth solution for distributed utility networks
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 51
LV Transformer Site Communications –
Smart Meters & Distribution Automation
Backhauling many Low
Voltage transformer sites
with License-Free P2MP
Radio
2G/3G
Communications
Low Voltage Transformer site
with Smart Meters
Concentrators
Meter
Radio
Terminal
Concentrator
Transformer
• Support of Dual SIM for
redundancy between 2
cellular operator
• IPSec encryption of the
Airmux-5000
traffic
P2MP Radio
• Conversion of IEC-101,
Radio
DNP3 and Modbus
Terminal to
Transformer
IEC-104 IP DNP3 and IP
Modbus
Meters
Eth
PLC
Power Quality
Meter/Fault
Indicator/RTU
F.O Ring
RS-232
Service-Aware
Secure Switch
IP CCTV
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 52
IPSec VPN – Secure Tunnel over a
Public Network
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Connecting private sub-networks over a public network
Remote site connection using Hub & Spoke GRE tunnels
IP Sec used to encrypt the GRE tunnels
Certificates used to authenticate remote parties
L2 or L3 VPN modes available
Primary
SIM
IPSec tunnel
ACTIVE
Cell site
ISP #1
INTERNET
IPSec tunnel
OFF
Secondary
SIM
NAT
router
Cell site
ISP #2
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 53
Legacy SCADA Migration to Packet –
Modes of Operation
• Integrated Serial interfaces in Industrial Ethernet switches with 3
operational modes:
– Tunneling between serial segments
– Multipoint support
– Service-aware security for serial tunnels
– Bit-stream
• Gateway - Converting serial protocols to matching IP devices
– Currently supports Modbus, IEC101/104, TG809/IEC104, DNP3
• Terminal Server connecting a computer to serial devices
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 54
Why RAD in a Sub-Station?
• “Hybrid” solution enables smooth migration from PDH/SDH to PSN
• Support for any legacy interface including Distance Tele-protection
• Industrial Ethernet switch/Router and Legacy Gateway conversions
• Integrated SCADA Security
• One vendor – Complete sub-station communications solution
Sub-station
SCADA aware
Industrial Switch/Router
Megaplex-4100
38.4 kbps
ETH
RS-232
Sub-station
Controller
IEDs
61850
IP Phones
RTU’s
ETH
WiFi
Cameras
PBX
Hot Line
Dry
TeleContacts protection
RTU
RTU
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 55
Capacity - Scalability - Reach
SONET/SDH & high
capacity Ethernet
Future-proof design
Hybrid TDM-Ethernet
architecture
Performance guarantees
Carrier-grade Ethernet OAM
Solutions
Challenges
Operational WAN
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 56
Typical Carrier Ethernet Operation
Core
Substations interconnection over a Carrier-grade Ethernet Network
Carrier-grade
Ethernet:
Pseudowire
TDM Uplinks
10 Gigabit Ethernet-based
Core Network
Old Substations
Telemetry
Telemetry
RS-232
SCADA
RS-232
Megaplex
n x E1
ETH
Existing
SDH
PBX
ETX-5300A
STM-1
n x E1
STM-1
Megaplex
ETH
PBX
Voice
Voice
ETX-5300A
NMS
10 GbE Ring
Existing SDH
New Control Center
Telemetry
RS-232
Telemetry
Server
ETX-5300A
Megaplex
STM-1
RS-232
SCADA
SCADA
Megaplex
ETH
ETH
ETH
ETH
PBX
SCADA
Voice
NMS
Ethernet
Uplinks
ETH
n x E1
Megaplex
PBX
Voice
Old Substations
RS-232 Voice
Telemetry PBX
SCADA
Network
Management
New Substations
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 57
Outline
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Grid Modernization
Communications Challenges
The RAD Solution
Summary
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 58
RAD’s Portfolio for Power Utilities
Operational Networks
Megaplex
Multiservice Access
Platforms
ETX-5300A
Multiservice
Aggregation
Platform
RADiFlow
Service-Aware
Secure Ethernet
Switches
RAD Product Catalog 2013
RADview
Network Management
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 59
RAD’s End-to-End Integrated
Communications Solutions
Substation
Operational
WAN
TPR
Central Site
Analog
SDH/SONET
RTU
LAN
SCADA
server
Data
Center
SDH/SONET
PSN – Carrier Eth.
RV-EMS
Network
Management
Multiservice &
Teleprotection
Connectivity
Substation
LV Transformer
Camera
Secure
Ethernet
RTU
LAN
Smart Meters &
Distribution
Automation BH
Meter C.
RTU
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 60
RAD Mobility Solution
A turnkey solution that
provides continuous
broadband connectivity to a
moving vehicle
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 61
Mobility
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 62
Target Markets and Applications
Railway,
Metro & Highway
Military & Security
Maritime & Airports
• CCTV-on-board
• Border Control
• Internet service on board
• Police and urban security forces
• Railway to Road Cross –
Accident prevention
• Airports, strategic facilities,
prisons, plants security
• Road maintenance and
control
• Unmanned ground vehicles with
mobile cameras
• Follow me cars
communications
• Ships to oil rigs connectivity
• Ships to shore connectivity
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 63
Broadband Mobility Solution
Requirements
• High capacity bidirectional throughput
• Delivery of Video, data and voice traffic
• Continuous connectivity and coverage in variable geography
topologies including harsh terrain and extreme environmental
conditions
• High speed vehicle
• Quality of Service guarantee
• Scalability
• Reliable and robust
• Independent network solution
RAD Solutions for the Carrier and Utility Markets for TS2013 Slide 64
Onboard Video Surveillance
Application
Radios
Surveillance cameras
are deployed on the train
Backhaul connectivity
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Onboard Video Surveillance
Application
Continuous high capacity
video surveillance is secured
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Via Quatro, Driverless Metro
Sao Paulo Brazil – Success Story
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Metro Tunnel
HBS antennas
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Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Success Story
AENA – Multiservice
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Multiservice Communication
Earth-earth and Earth-air
Customer Benefits:
• Solution flexibility allowing fast
deployment
• Redundant transmission with STM-1 Ring
• A single devices with a variety of interfaces
• Centralized management system for the
entire network
Advantages of RAD:
• Cost-effective solution
• Double signaling, providing two signaling bits
per each voice channel
• Low-cost equipment to locations with fewer
services
Megaplex-2100
E&M
Megaplex-4100
Megaplex-2100
E&M
SDH Ring
Megaplex-4100
Megaplex-2100
Megaplex-4104
Megaplex-4104
E&M
Megaplex-4104
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Highway
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Success Story – Highway Security
Infrastructure – Italy Autostrada
Traffic control
Security
cameras
Message
boards
Tetra base
stations
Traffic control
Message
boards
Security
cameras
RS-232/485
QoS
RS-232/485
QoS
PoE
Remote Site
1588 clock
sync
PoE
Remote Site
Tetra base
stations
1588 clock
sync
Ring 6
Ring 12
Ring 1
Ring 7
ETH Ring
ETH Ring
ETH
Ring
1588
Clock
Central Site
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Smart Security End Points
Communication
• Compact Industrial switch for security cabinets
– Ethernet with PoE
– Serial and discrete I/O ports for simple automation devices
– Diverse means of communication:
• Integrated WiFi AP
• Integrated dual-SIM cellular modem
• F.O with protected Ring Support (G.8032)
Airmux
P2P & P2MP
Radio
Eth
• SHDSL
– Integrated security mechanisms
Eth PoE
• IPSec VPN
• SCADA firewall
Dual 2G/3G
Communications
RS-232
Dry Contact
Tamper
Switch
F.O.
RADiflow 3180
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Safe City and HLS
(Homeland Security)
Command & Control Center
Sport Stadiums
Airport
City Center
Metro
Parks
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Communications – P2P and P2MP
Radio & F.O. Connectivity
• Wide frequency range Below 6GHz
• High capacity wireless radios
(up to 200 Mbps)
Control Center
Airmux -400 (P2P)
P2MP
Radio
Dedicated
Bandwidth!
F.O
Airmux-5000
F.O
Airmux-5000
F.O
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The RAD Advantage
Broad Solution
Portfolio
Migration
expertise
Technology
Innovation
• Operational WAN
• Substation Multiservice
Migration
• secure Substation
Ethernet LAN
• Low Voltage Site
Backhaul
• Continued TDM
Support
• Industry-specific
Interfaces
• Next-generation
SDH/SONET
• Pseudowire
• Hybrid Design
• Carrier-grade Ethernet
• Timing over Packet
• Cyber Security
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Thank You
For Your
Attention
www.rad.com
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