Configuration Flexibility

Service Delivery Switches from World Wide Packets support a full range of physical configuration options enabling these switches to be positioned in either CPE access or concentration/distribution configurations. Every Service Delivery Switch switch comes standard with multiple 1 Gbps SFP optical ports. SFPs (Small Form-Factor Pluggable) deliver the advantages of ease-of-use, interoperability, and flexibility of connecting devices up to 100 Km over single mode fiber. Also, SFPs reduce entry-level switch costs by enabling the subscriber to decide how many and what type of optical transceivers are required for the network.

Figure — LightningEdge Service Delivery Switch Configuration

Service Delivery Switches from World Wide Packets also support a wide variety of Fast Ethernet interfaces, including 100 Mbps SFP optical ports (LE-310), 10/100 Mbps copper ports (LE-310, LE-311 and LE-311v) and “triple speed” 10/100/1000 Mbps copper ports (LE-310).

In addition, Service Delivery Switches support very flexible power configurations. The LE-310 is preconfigured with AC power. The LE-311 and LE-311v both support AC or DC power and are designed with pluggable redundant power supply slots for increased reliability and availability.

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• Introduction
• Configuration Flexibility
• Fast Service Roll-Out
• Low Cost Per Subscriber
• Common LE-OS Operating System
• Carrier Class QoS
• Reliabilty and Resiliency
• Advanced Security
• Carrier Class OAM

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