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    This document discusses emulating legacy services and providing Ethernet access over bonded copper lines using DSL infrastructure. It allows service providers to take advantage of their IP DSLAM infrastructure to deploy additional business services like Ethernet and legacy E1/T1 or serial services over a single 22 Mbps connection using multiple bonded copper pairs. This provides end-to-end Ethernet access while also supporting legacy services on one link, eliminating inefficiencies and allowing better network resource utilization and service control to reduce operational expenses.

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    This document discusses emulating legacy services and providing Ethernet access over bonded copper lines using DSL infrastructure. It allows service providers to take advantage of their IP DSLAM infrastructure to deploy additional business services like Ethernet and legacy E1/T1 or serial services over a single 22 Mbps connection using multiple bonded copper pairs. This provides end-to-end Ethernet access while also supporting legacy services on one link, eliminating inefficiencies and allowing better network resource utilization and service control to reduce operational expenses.

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    This document discusses emulating legacy services and providing Ethernet access over bonded copper lines using DSL infrastructure. It allows service providers to take advantage of their IP DSLAM infrastructure to deploy additional business services like Ethernet and legacy E1/T1 or serial services over a single 22 Mbps connection using multiple bonded copper pairs. This provides end-to-end Ethernet access while also supporting legacy services on one link, eliminating inefficiencies and allowing better network resource utilization and service control to reduce operational expenses.

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    Emulated Legacy Services and Ethernet

    over Bonded Copper Using DSL Infrastructure


     

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    LA-210

    Description
    p. 64

    EFM standards-based SHDSL.bis supports Ethernet, E1/T1 or serial services over 22 Mbps
    pipe (based on up to four bonded pairs of copper). Service providers can take advantage of
    their new IP DSLAM infrastructure to deploy additional business services.

    Benefits & Features


    Ethernet all-the-way over DSL allows for end-to-end Ethernet-based OAM
    Eliminates ATM cell tax for better utilization of network resources
    Single access link for both Ethernet and legacy E1/T1/serial services
    End-to-end service control minimizes operational expenses by employing Ethernet OAM

    mechanisms, such as IEEE 802.1ag and Y.1731

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    RAD Data Communications 2009 Catalog

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