Alcatel-Lucent Data Multiplexer 1665 DMX - Manual

Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMX
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The Alcatel-Lucent 1665 Data Multiplexer (DMX) integrates Ethernet, storage area network (SAN) and SONET
functionality into a high capacity, compact platform. This combination enables multiservice growth for service
providers from traditional voice/private line services to a hybrid mix of voice/private line, data/packet and SAN
transmission services. For deployment and operational simplicity, it shares common software and many inter-
faces with its compact companion product, the Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMXtend. The Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMX
and 1665 DMXtend are key components of the comprehensive Alcatel-Lucent optical portfolio, providing
end-to-end optical solutions for today’s metro and long-haul networks.
Features
• TDM interfaces from DS-1 to OC-192
• Ethernet support up to full line-rate GE
• SAN interfaces: FC/FICON/ESCON
• SONET protection on all services
• 240 G STS-1 and 40 G VT1.5 switch
fabric with a very large fabric
(VLF) main
• Rich, full featured Ethernet capabili-
ties and services; Metro Ethernet
Forum certified
• Outside plant (OSP) hardened for
cabinet and hut deployments
• Shared software and many shared
interface modules with the Alcatel-
Lucent 1665 DMXtend
Benefits
• Increases revenue potential with high
TDM port density and integrated
Ethernet, SAN and resilient packet
ring (RPR) interfaces supported by a
robust feature set
• Helps preserve investments in SONET
infrastructure while expanding packet
services on a common platform
• Reduces space and power consumption
• Helps reduce operating costs with
simplified maintenance, training and
spare parts inventory
• Reduces the need for individually
provisioned digital cross connections
Applications
• Multiservice aggregation: TDM
(for voice and private line data),
Ethernet, SAN
• Carrier Ethernet Services
• Mobile backhaul network build-out
• Loop access/cabinet deployment
• High-capacity fiber build-outs for
enterprise data centers and high-
volume services