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cloud computing-based control plane,and high-performance 100G chips, thecluster router can support at most a16+64 multichassis system and 200Tbpsswitching. This provides high-speedbearer channels for intelligent bearernetworks. <strong>ZTE</strong>’s end-to-end 100Gbearer network solution provides ultrahighspeed across the network—fromconvergence layer to backbone layerand from transport layer to IP layer.The solution greatly increases networkcapacity, enriches operator services,optimizes network architecture, andenhances an operator’s competitive edge.High-Reliability BearerHigh reliability is the key to thestable running of bearer networks. <strong>ZTE</strong>proposes a plane-independent networkarchitecture for service bearing. Thepublic service plane carries high-speedInternet access and dedicated Internetaccess services, and the telecom serviceplane bears differentiated servicessuch as mobile service, governmentand enterprise VPN, and self-operatedservice. Plane-independent protectiontechnologies are also deployed toensure reliable service bearing. On thepublic service plane, <strong>ZTE</strong>’s ethernetsmart ring, ethernet smart switch(ZESR/ZESS), and link aggregationgroup (LAG) are deployed to protectnetworks at the convergence layer.Virtual router redundancy protocol(VRRP) is deployed to protectgateways, dual-node cluster hot backupis deployed to protect the servicecontrol layer, and IP fast re-route (IPFRR) is deployed to protect routes at theIP layer. On the telecom service plane,1+1/1:1 path protection, ring protection,traffic engineering (TE) protection andLAG are deployed to protect backhaulservices. VRRP, dual-node cluster hotbackup, TE FRR/VPN and FRR/IPFRR are deployed to protect the MANservice control layer and backbonelayer. At the transmission layer, opticalpath shared protection, optical multiplexsection shared protection, 1+1 opticalpath protection, 1+1 optical multiplexsection protection, and 1:N opticalpath protection are deployed for highnetwork reliability.IPv6 EvolutionBecause the IANA IPv4 addresspool was exhausted in February2011, and the addresses of the AsiaPacific Network Information Center(APNIC), which allocates addresses inAsia Pacific, will soon be exhausted,operators in Asia Pacific will be unableto obtain IPv4 addresses for businessdevelopment. IPv6 has therefore beenintroduced to solve this problem. Withthe advantages of mass address space,end-to-end QoS, mobile IP address,network security, and plug and play,IPv6 meets the requirements for servicedevelopment and has become the coreof next-generation Internet.<strong>ZTE</strong> has been involved in developingIPv6. It has worked closely with FranceTelecom, China Telecom, and ChinaMobile to develop quality products andsolutions for smooth evolution to IPv6.<strong>ZTE</strong>’s end-to-end network solution forevolution to IPv6 supports DS-Lite,6RD, NAT64 and NAT444 withoutaffecting existing services.Its intelligent next-generation bearernetwork solution provides residentialusers with access control, automaticbandwidth adjustment, and enhancedvideo experience. It provides governmentand enterprise users with differentiatedservices and intelligent resourcemanagement. And it provides mobileusers with smart pipes for end-to-endQoS, protection, and OAM. The solutionalso supports smooth evolution to IPv6.<strong>ZTE</strong> has been researching thelatest technical standards. Cuttingedgetechnologies are driving thedevelopment of bearer networks andare helping operators build future-proofbearer networks. <strong>ZTE</strong> is ready to joinhands with operators to build intelligent,converged, reliable next-generationbroadband bearer networks that bringadded value.August 2011<strong>ZTE</strong> TECHNOLOGIES13

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