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1. Specifications

MA5600

Dimensions (W×D×H)

MA5600 Service outline 

436mm×420.0mm×441.8mm

MA5603 Service outline

436mm×419.2mm×219.5mm

MA5600 Split outline

436mm×420.0mm×397.3mm

Weight

MA5600 Service outline (Empty chassis)

6.3 kg

MA5600 Service outline(Full configuration)

31.6 kg

MA5603 Service outline (Empty chassis)

15 kg

MA5603 Service outline (Full configuration)

25kg

MA5600 Split outline  (Empty chassis)

7.1 kg

MA5600 Split outline (Full configuration)

47.3 kg

Backplane bus

MA5600：Backplane capacity  210Gbit/s

MA5603：Backplane capacity 45Gbit/s

Layer two

Forwarding capacity 72Mpps

GE port

SCU：1 ～6

FEport

SCU：1 ～6（Optical）；1 ～4（Electrical）

ADSL2+ port max

MA5600：896

MA5603：384

SHDSL port max

MA5600：448

MA5603：192

VDSL2port max

MA5600：448

MA5603：192

PVC per port

xDSL port：8

QoS max

xDSL port：4

GE Upstream port：8

Humidity

5% to 95% (non-condensing)

Operating temperature

-40°C to +55°C; startup at -25°C

Heat Dissipation mode

Not providing fans; passive cooling

1. MA5600 Board Details

1. Control board

Silk Screen

Description

Slot

SCU

Main Control Board

7~8

SPMF *

SplitMain Control Board

1. Service Board

Silk Screen

Description

Ports

Slot

ADEF

ADSL2+ over POTS interface board

64 ADSL2+ports

0~6

and

9-15

ADBF

ADSL2+ over ISDN interface board

64 ADSL2+ports

ADEE

ADSL2+ over POTS interface board

64 ADSL2+ ports

SHEA

SHDSL board

32 SHDSL ports

SHEB

SHDSL.bis board

32 SHDSL ports

VDEA

VDSL2 interface board

32 VDSL ports

VDEB

VDSL2 interface board

32 VDSL ports

VDBD

VDSL2 interface board

32 VDSL ports

AIUG

ATM interface board

4 STM-1 ports or 8 IMA E1 ports

1. SplitBoard

Silk Screen

Description

External port

Slot

SPLT

64 channel ADSL2 + over POTS board

64 ADSL2+ports

64 LINEports

64 POTSports

0~6

and

9-15

SPLF

64 channelADSL2 + over POTS board

64 ADSL2+ports

64 LINEports

64 POTSports

1. Features

ATM interface

Realizes the smooth evolution from ATM network to IP network in order to protect the operators' previous investment.

MPLS PWE3

Solves the difficulty encountered during ATM private users' migration from ATM to IP without making changes on the current network of the end users and ISPs. To satisfy the VPN connection requirement of high value business customers, it provides an end-to-end IP VPN private line capability which is similar to the ATM private line capability on IP DSLAM.

Enhanced security

Prevents MAC and IP address masquerade dynamically. Supports SSHV2 protocol to prevent code snooping effectively and ensure the integrity and reliability of data and the security of data transmission.

1. Key technology

Types of interface

FE, GE optical/electrical interface, ADSL/ADSL2+, and SHDSL service interface

System specification

Service switching capacity: 48Gbit/s System package forwarding rate: 72 Mpps 896 lines of ADSL2+ interface for each single frame

Multicast service

Supports IGMP V1/V2, IGMP Proxy, and IGMP Snooping Supports 1000 multicast groups Supports CAC (Connection Admission Control) for multicast user access Supports both single and multi PVC multicast Supports special functions as multicast preview, fast-leave and multicast log and so on

Service mode

Supports multi service access and single/multi PVC Triple-play solutions Provides private line connection to enterprise users through QinQ, VLAN Stacking and MPLS.

Security

Supports dynamic MAC/IP address bundling function, SSH V2 Supports DHCP option 60/82; support PPPOE Intermediate Agent

Reliability

The system design reaches an average MTBF (mean time between failure) of 150,000 hours The hardware design uses the active/standby switch mode for important hardware units' standby board and active board (SCU) The software design supports traffic rule-based classification, statistics, and scheduling policy to ensure a high QoS

Maintainable and manageable

The system design reaches an average MTBF (mean time between failure) of 150,000 hours SNMP-based (Simple Network Management Protocol) network management system Centralized management by iManager N2000 is acceptable