Huawei OTN P2P

Premium Private Line

Solution Introduction 01
2022-09-30
Contents

01 Status Quo and Challenges P1

01-1 Private Line Services Are Profitable with Huge Market Potential P1
01-2 SDH Devices on the Live Network Have Reached EOX and Need to Be Retired P1
01-3 High-Value Users' Private Line Requirements Mainly Concern Hard Pipes P3
02 Huawei OTN P2P Premium Private Line P4
02-1 Solution Highlights P4
02-2 Key Technology 1: OSU, Flexible 2 Mbit/s Hard Pipe P5
02-3 Key Technology 2: ASON 2.0, Intelligent Network with High Reliability P6
02-4 Key Technology 3: BSS/OSS Seamless Convergence, Private Line Automation P7
03 Introduction to Huawei OTN P2P Premium Private Line Products P8
03-1 Case-shaped OTN CPE P8
03-2 Overview of MS-OTN Private Line Devices P10
03-3 Service Networking P11
04 Industry Application of Huawei OTN P2P Premium Private Lines P12
04-1 Securities P12
04-2 Banking P14
04-3 Healthcare P17
04-4 Education P19
04-5 Media & Entertainment P21
04-6 Industrial P23
05 Acronyms and Abbreviations P26
 01 Status Quo and Challenges
01-1 Private Line Services Are Profitable with Huge
Market Potential
With the development of globalization, digitalization, and cloud services, private
line networks are increasingly important for enterprises. According to Omdia, the
global market share of private line services will exceed US$90 billion by 2023.
This is linked to the development of low-latency connections for financial
institutions, the interconnection between universities in the education sector, and
the cloud-based services in various industries.

Global market share of private line services will exceed US$90

billion with a CAGR of about 10% by 2023
Revenue from CSP Ethernet services
(Unit: US$1 billion)

1GE or lower

Source: Omdia

2023E

01-2 SDH Devices on the Live Network Have Reached EOS

and Need to Be Retired
Some private lines on the live network use traditional SDH devices to carry
services. These legacy SDH devices have small capacity, use too many optical fiber
and equipment room resources, and consume a lot of power, failing to meet the
service bandwidth acceleration and intelligence requirements of industry users.
Against this backdrop, carriers need a new network that can inherit the physical
isolation of SDH and is intelligent enough to meet the differentiated requirements
of industry users.

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 01-2 SDH Devices on the Live Network Have Reached EOS
and Need to Be Retired
 SDH devices support rates lower than 10 Gbit/s
and bandwidth utilization of over 80%, which
cannot meet enterprises' acceleration
requirements.
10 Gbit/s
35%
 SDH devices have been running for over 15 years, < 2.5 Gbit/s
50%
already exceeding their lifecycle expectancy. As a
result, faults frequently occur.
2.5 Gbit/s
15%
 The SDH industry has started to shrink. SDH
devices have reached EOS, so it is difficult to
SDH rates on the
perform board capacity expansion and live network
maintenance.

01-3 High-Value Users' Private Line Requirements Mainly

Focus on Hard Pipes
High-value users like finance, healthcare, and large enterprises have strict
requirements on private lines, mainly focusing on high bandwidth, high
reliability, and low latency for hard pipe features. These requirements vary
depending on industry characteristics, and private line services need to be able to
meet them all.

User Industry Characteristics Requirement

Ultra-low latency, ultra-high download and upload

Low latency, high
Finance rates, ≥ 99.99% reliability, 24/7 online services,
reliability, high security
exclusive links for ultimate security

Numerous services migrated to the cloud for Ultra-high bandwidth,

OTT access to DCs, rapid bandwidth growth, traffic bandwidth on demand,
bursts, low latency needed by online services low latency

Real-time video conferences and conference calls, Low latency, high

Enterprise high security or even encryption for production security, flexible
data, low costs for common mail services scheduling

Cloud desktops, telepresence conferences, surgery

live broadcasts, real-time information Low latency, bandwidth
Healthcare synchronization between regulators and grassroots on demand, high
institutions, considerable data transmission, elastic bandwidth
bandwidth adjustment

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 02 Huawei OTN P2P Premium Private Line
The Huawei OTN P2P premium private line solution combines MS-OTN and SDN
to provide 5A premium private lines with physical isolation, high availability,
assured low latency, high agility, and all-online experience through OTN CPE
(fixed case-shaped or modular CPE), E2E OTN, and iMaster NCE. The solution's
high private line quality meets the requirements of high-value users.

Huawei OTN P2P Premium Private Line Solution

Core layer
Modular CPE Modular CPE

CO CO
Enterprise Fixed case-shaped Enterprise HQ
branch CPE

02-1 Solution Highlights

ᶺ Ultra-high security ᶺ Ultra-high reliability
OTN hard pipes are physically OTN has diversified protection schemes,
isolated to provide dedicated data such as 1+1 active/standby protection
channels. This ensures the high and automatically switched optical
security of confidential data and network (ASON). This enables 99.99%
prevents data leakage. reliability for OTN private lines and
supports quick service recovery to
protect production systems.

Ultra-high security, physical isolation Ultra-high reliability, ≥ 99.99%

availability

Enterprise Enterprise

Fiber transmission

Banking Banking

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 02-1 Solution Highlights
ᶺ Ultra-low latency ᶺ Ultra-high bandwidth
An E2E optical-electrical converged OTN originates from wavelength
network enables one-hop data division multiplexing (WDM)
transmission and detectable, technology. It divides the available
visualized, planned, and millisecond- spectrum within the communication
level private line latency, regardless of field into 120 channels. Each channel
the traffic load. can carry up to 200 Gbit/s traffic.

E2E millisecond-level low Ultra-high bandwidth, up to 120

latency channels, 200 Gbit/s per channel

Site Z ODUk
Wavelength 1
ODUk

Optical
fiber
Wavelength 2

Site A Wavelength 3

ᶺ Flexible and agile ᶺ Self-service

The advanced intelligent management OTN uses an intelligent management
and control system iMaster NCE and and control system to implement
the flexible hard pipe OSU technology centralized management and enable
are used to implement service full automation of service processes. It
provisioning within days and seamless enables the real-time visualization of
bandwidth adjustment within minutes network resources and real-time
to meet urgent bandwidth awareness of private line KPIs for
requirements. high-value enterprise users.

Flexible and agile, seamless Self-service, visualized key

bandwidth adjustment within indicators, all-online operation
minutes
Bandwidth
4G
4G 4G
2G
2G 2G
1G 1G Current traffic
1G
OM Jul. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

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 02-2 Key Technology 1: OSU, Flexible 2 Mbit/s
Hard Pipe
The optical service unit (OSU) technology is a next-generation OTN technology
evolved from the existing OTN technology system.
 OSU defines a lower-rate optical service unit flex (OSUflex) container to carry
smaller-granularity services, thereby serving more high-value users per 100
Gbit/s.
 OSU optimizes the multiplexing mapping path. Client-side signals can be
encapsulated and mapped to ODUflex using OSUflex or directly mapped to
higher-order ODUk, allowing a flexible coexistence with already established
OTN networks.

OSUflex Client-side
ODUk signals
OSUflex
ODUk
OSUflex Client-side
ODUflex signals
OSUflex

 OSUflex SNCP protection and hitless bandwidth adjustment in original paths

provide users with refined private line services. Features include high flexibility,
low latency, and hitless adjustment.
Access-layer device Access-layer device

Aggregation/Core
layer
OTN CPE OTN CPE
OSUflex SNCP OSUflex SNCP OSUflex SNCP
Working path
Protection path

As a next-generation optical transmission technology, OSU has the following

advantages:
 Simplified architecture: Multi-service and multi-plane bearing evolves to
multi-service access and unified bearing, simplifying the bearing architecture.
 Ubiquitous connectivity: The flexible and elastic new container OSUflex is
defined to implement hard network slicing at a granularity of 2 Mbit/s and
increase the number of network connections to more than 1000, 12.5 times
higher than that of traditional OTN.
 Ultra-low latency: OSU significantly simplifies network transmission layers and
reduces per-site latency, adapting to different latency-sensitive scenarios.
 High flexibility and efficiency: OSU supports hitless bandwidth adjustment from
2 Mbit/s to 100 Gbit/s, ensuring 100% network resource utilization.

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 02-3 Key Technology 2: ASON 2.0, Intelligent
Network with High Reliability
Automatically switched optical network (ASON) is a new technology in the
transport network field. Huawei ASON solutions are divided into three types:
optical-layer ASON, electrical-layer ASON, and SDH ASON (OCS ASON).
 ASON implements automatic discovery of nodes, topologies, and resources by
introducing signaling to transmission networks and providing a GMPLS control
plane. This enables the optical transport network to automatically allocate
network bandwidth and dynamically configure trails. This way, private line
services can be automatically established in an E2E manner and provisioned
within seconds.

Management plane

NMS

NMI NMI

Transport plane Control plane (GMPLS)

CCI

 ASON uses label switching paths (LSPs) to support signaling-control

establishment and removal of network connections, automatic service recovery
within a few hundred milliseconds upon a fault, and service protection against
multiple fiber cuts.
Site A

LSP

Site D

 ASON services share the same granularities with traditional WDM services.
This means they can be interconnected and managed in a unified manner.
 If Huawei OptiX OSN products deployed on the live network meet the
conditions for provisioning ASON services, users can download the required
software and upgrade their live network to an ASON network.

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 02-4 Key Technology 3: BSS/OSS Seamless
Convergence, Private Line Automation
iMaster NCE converges with BSS/OSS to visualize private line latency resources,
quickly provision services, and allow users to flexibly adjust bandwidth. Users have
access to customized value-added services through apps provided by carriers.

Billing
BSS CRM
system

Installation and
maintenance app Service
provisioning
OSS Resource
Scheduling system management
system
Orchestrator Alarm Performance

ᶺ Resource visualization
Displays marketable resources on the shelf in
real time based on users' SLA requirements
on bandwidth, latency, and service availability
to help carriers expand the market.

ᶺ Fast provisioning
Supports E2E service provisioning and CPE
plug-and-play, minimizing service provisioning
complexity and the provisioning period. This
makes bandwidth adjustment flexible and
reduces O&M costs.

ᶺ Self-service
Supports bandwidth on demand and one-click
rate adjustment within minutes. Allows users
to view the various performance data of
private lines in real time, including basic
information, bandwidth, traffic, and latency to
improve customer satisfaction.

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 Introduction to Huawei OTN P2P
03 Premium Private Line Products
The Huawei OTN P2P premium private line E2E transport network uses a Layer-3
networking architecture consisting of the integrated access layer (CO nodes),
aggregation layer, and core layer. It provides diversified OTN CPEs for client-side nodes
to meet the requirements of various enterprises.

03-1 Case-shaped OTN CPE

Huawei OptiXstar OTN CPE boasts high quality, low power consumption, a
lightweight, flexible deployment, commissioning-free, and easy maintenance.

OptiXstar C805 S
Managed upon power-on and automatically enabled

Item Description

250 mm (W) x 180 mm (D) x 44 mm (H)

Dimensions
Various installation environments

Power consumption 5W

Client-side port 1 x FE/GE (electrical)

Access service type Ethernet services

Uplink bandwidth 1 Gbit/s

Available upon power-on, working with NCE,

Configuration-free
automatic rollout as a board, and automatic service
during deployment
extension
• Supports visualization on NCE and E2E service
Management and provisioning
control • Reports optical power, duplex status, port up/down
status, packet loss rate, and RMON status
Recommended
SMEs and existing MSAP users
scenarios

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 03-1 Case-shaped OTN CPE
OptiXstar C810 A Smart management and
control with high quality

Item Description
250 mm (W) x 180 mm (D) x 44 mm (H)
Dimensions
Various installation environments
Power consumption 30 W~40 W
Client-side port 2 x GE/FE electrical port + 2 x GE/FE optical port+ 4 x E1 port
Access service type OTN, SDH, PDH, and Ethernet services
Service model EoS, EoSoO, EoO, and SDH (E1)
Uplink bandwidth 2.5 Gbit/s
Configuration-free during Available upon power-on, and working with NCE for
deployment automatic rollout
Supports full-intelligent features such as E2E provisioning,
Management and control
flexible bandwidth adjustment, and latency maps
Recommended scenarios Top enterprises within sectors like finance and industrial

OptiXstar C820 A Comprehensive

protection for secure data transmission

Item Description
442 mm (W) x 220 mm (D) x 44 mm (H)
Dimensions 1 U, high integration, easy to deploy, and high environment
adaptability
Power consumption 116 W (AC-powered chassis), 97 W (DC-powered chassis)
10GE/GE/FE/STM-64/STM-16/STM-4/STM-1
Client-side port Supports a maximum of eight optical ports and four electrical
ports.
Access service type OTN, OSU, SDH, PDH, and Ethernet services
Service model EoS, EoSoO, EoO, OSU, SDH, MPLS-TP, and Client
Uplink bandwidth 2 x 10 Gbit/s
Configuration-free during Commissioning-free, plug-and-play, and service availability
deployment upon power-on
Supports visualization on NCE, E2E provisioning, and status
Management and control
reporting
Recommended scenarios Top enterprises within sectors like finance and industrial

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 03-2 Overview of MS-OTN Private Line Devices
MS-OTN devices support OTN, packet, and TDM services. They have a
unified-switching architecture. OptiX OSN 9800 is mainly used at the
backbone/core layer and metro/aggregation layer. OptiX OSN 1800 is used for
metro edge nodes or used as a modular CPE on the client side.

OptiX OSN 9800

The OptiX OSN 9800 series (OSN 9800

U64 E/U32 E/M24/M12) consists of
next-generation large-capacity OTN
products dedicated for 100G services
and beyond. OptiX OSN 9800 provides
various management and protection
functions and is the leading
100G/400G OTN platform in the
industry.

OptiX OSN 1800

Integrated with both WDM and OTN

features, OptiX OSN 1800 series
products support the access of
services ranging from 2 Mbit/s to 100
Gbit/s. The series supports the unified
switching of OTN/SDH/packet
services as well as the unified
transmission of various services
including broadband, private line,
and mobile services on metro edge
nodes.

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 03-3 Service Networking
The Huawei OTN P2P premium private line solution allows users to select
CPE/CO dual uplinks as needed to provide E2E 1+1 active/standby protection for
services. It utilizes EoS and EoO service models alongside other service protection
methods.
Dual-Uplink

Client-side node Aggregation layer Core layer Aggregation layer Client-side node

Dual CPE uplinks Dual CPE uplinks

OTN CPE OTN CPE

EoS Service Model

SDH cross- SDH cross- SDH cross-

connection connection connection

Access Access
OTN point Core point OTN
CE CE
ETH
CPE
SDH OTN OTN OTN SDH
CPE
ETH

SDH SNCP 1+1 linear multiplex section SDH SNCP

protection (MSP)
Client-side board Line-side board SDH

EoO Service Model

ODU/OSU cross- ODU/OSU cross- ODU/OSU cross-

connection connection connection

Access Access
CE
OTN
point Core point
OTN
CE
ETH CPE OTN CPE
ODUk/OSU OTN OTN ODUk/OSU ETH

ODUk/OSUflex SNCP ODUk/OSUflex SNCP ODUk/OSUflex SNCP

Client-side board Line-side board ODUk/OSU

* For more service models and auxiliary devices, contact Huawei engineers.

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 Industry Application of Huawei OTN P2P
04 Premium Private Lines
04-1 Securities
Requirements of Securities
The securities market can be considered as a competition of speed. Users who
spot updates in the market first and put in the fastest transaction order to the
exchange are the ones who benefit the most. Therefore, securities and futures
companies are constantly in need of lower latency. They need ultra-fast
transaction systems and low-latency networks to implement ultra-fast market
data viewing and transactions.

The securities industry has the following requirements on networks:

 Low latency: Even 1 ms longer latency may bring losses of around US$1
million.
 High reliability: A highly reliable and always-online network is mandatory for
securities trading.
 High bandwidth: Transaction and market data is updated quickly, with
hundreds of thousands of transactions per second.
 Adjustable bandwidth: During the transaction period, securities users need
multiple concurrent connections that can remain online for a long time.

Securities trading networking

Business hall Securities trader Exchange A

data center

Onsite Self-help Market data Securities Exchange

transaction terminal receiving trader offer offer
Transaction
Private engine
line Private line
Internet terminal Exchange B
Internet Transaction
storage

Online Mobile Computer Securities Exchange

transaction phone trader offer offer

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 04-1 Securities
Securities Application Case: Low-Latency Network Improves
High-End Customer Satisfaction
Customer Requirement
Securities company D, which has 220 branches in 29 cities and autonomous
regions, needs to accelerate digital and intelligent transformation, attract
high-end customers, and avoid securities DR data loss in geo-redundancy. As
such, it poses the following network requirements with three DCs in two sites:
 Ultra-fast transaction speed to complete entrusted orders
 Zero loss of DR data and lower network latency
 Intra-city and remote DR: RTO ≤ 5 minutes, RPO ≤ 30 s

Solution

Securities
Transaction center B Exchange A information HQ

Latency: 7.6 ms Latency: 14.8 ms

Intra-city DR
OTN OTN center

MSTP network

A-type business office B-type business office

Customer Benefits
 Ultra-low latency: millisecond-level latency to ensure high stability
 Ultra-high reliability: switchover time ≤ 50 ms, availability ≥ 99.99%
 Ultra-high security: exclusive pipes, L0/L1 physical isolation

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 04-2 Banking11
Requirements of Banking
The banking sector is facing digital and delayering transformation. Banks need to
migrate their banking systems to clouds to reduce operations costs as well as
leverage digital processing on cloud platforms to improve the automation rate.
They mainly have the following requirements for networks:
 High security: Secure and reliable backup paths are required for centralizing
and fully cloudifying bank services and data to HQ data centers.
 High bandwidth and low latency: Technologies such as interactive robots and
AR are required to provide video-based banking services and zero-wait online
transactions.
 High reliability: Ultra-high-speed and highly reliable network connections are
required in scenarios with burst transactions during online shopping festivals.

Banking networking

Private cloud Private cloud

(active) OTN
(standby)

OTN

Bank HQ

...
Bank branch Banking outlets Banking outlets Bank branch

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 04-2 Banking
Banking Application Case 1: Flattened Network Reconstruction
and Upgrade
Customer Requirement
Bank B's SDH devices have been running for over 10 years and have a high fault
rate. In addition, bank B uses a traditional network that features long-link
transmission and centralized data. If the network is attacked or faulty, a large
scope of services will be affected. Bank B needs an OTN private network that meets
the following requirements for flattened reconstruction:
 High bandwidth to support video-based banking
 Ultra-high security ensured by network hard pipes
Solution

Three DCs
in two sites
Sit A(DC) Sit B(DC)

HQ
U32E U32E

U32E

OTN
1800 V M24

Municipal Municipal
branch 1800 I E 1800 I E 1800 I E 1800 I E branch

C820
Branch X C820 Branch X C820 Outlet X

Customer Benefits
 High bandwidth: bandwidth increased from 16 Mbit/s to 30 Mbit/s
 Ultra-high security: hard pipe isolation with OTN encryption
 Ultra-low latency: millisecond-level latency to support hot spare and redundancy
across DCs
 Self-service: real-time performance visualization and self-service bandwidth
adjustment

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 04-2 Banking
Banking Application Case 2: Rapid Deployment and Network
Upgrade for Bank Outlets
Customer Requirement
Bank A has 262 business outlets, 536 self-service machines (ATMs and CRSs),
and 51 ITMs in its service region. It poses higher requirements on the quantity,
quality, and reliability of network connections. However, its existing network
devices cannot meet transformation requirements as the MSAP links consume
too much bandwidth and the end SDH CPE only provides a small buffer. Its key
requirements for the network include:
 No video stuttering in video services
 Timely response on the production page

Solution

OTN

OptiXstar C805 S

CE

Office Production Video security

Customer Benefits
 High bandwidth: 20 Mbit/s service bandwidth and hitless bandwidth
adjustment
 Ultra-low latency: one-hop connection and millisecond-level latency between
any two nodes
 Fast provisioning: C805 S plug-and-play and fast E2E service provisioning
 Self-service: real-time visualization of KPIs like service latency

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 04-3 Healthcare
Requirements of Healthcare
The efforts made to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic have inevitably accelerated
the digital transformation of the healthcare industry. Medical data has been
migrated from intra-hospital applications to regional applications and from local
storage to cloud storage to implement medical applications such as remote
consultation and remote diagnosis and treatment. In addition, countries are
investing heavily in the healthcare industry, accelerating the digital development
of healthcare and promoting the informatization of hospitals.

Healthcare digital transformation requires the following from networks:

 High bandwidth: Image data accounts for about 80% of the total data
volume in hospitals, requiring high bandwidth.
 Low latency: After medical data is migrated to clouds, millisecond-level
latency is required for real-time information exchange between doctors and
hospitals.
 Adjustable bandwidth: During diagnosis and treatment peak hours, the PACS
rate can be limited to ensure access to the HIS.
 High security: Medical data is critical, and must be stored with high security.

Healthcare networking

Scheduled backup and system

migration to the cloud
Industry cloud
HIS, CIS, EMR, and PACS
Private line
Private cloud
Private line HIS, CIS, EMR, and PACS
Internet

Diagnosis and
treatment data

Other healthcare
Public user Intra-hospital
organizations

Medical Medical
Patient Public personnel college Doctor Nurse

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 04-3 Healthcare
Healthcare Application Case: Superior-Experience and High-Reliability
Network Helps Migrate All Healthcare Systems to the Cloud
Customer Requirement
Hospital B needs to migrate all its business, including 85 subsystems, 179
services, and core systems like HIS, PACS, and LIS to the cloud if it wants to go
from informatization to cloudification. It has the following requirements on the
network:
 Physical isolation to avoid being attacked
 RTO < 30 minutes, RPO < 1 minute
 Zero packet loss on the network, and remote image diagnosis in any hospital
within seconds
 Sufficient bandwidth to migrate 500+ TB image data to the cloud and support
peak-hour diagnosis and treatment at the same time
Solution

Blood Public Medical

Bank
bank security insurance Health Information
Center

FEP FEP FEP

OTN private
line Site A
VPN + Healthcare cloud (DC)
Local DC bastion host HIS, LIS, and PACS
(Backup)
Hospital
OTN CPE Three DCs
headquarters
in two sites
Hospital
interconnection Site B
Ring protection (DC)

Hospital A Hospital B Hospital C Hospital D OTN CPE

Customer Benefits
 Ultra-high security: three DCs in two sites and PACS physically isolated from HIS to
improve security
 Ultra-high reliability: 24/7, remote DR, and active/standby service switchover time
≤ 50 ms
 Ultra-low latency: zero jitter, millisecond-level network latency, and remote image
diagnosis in any hospital within seconds
 Elastic bandwidth: 2 Gbit/s bandwidth adjustable for data transfer to the cloud,
periodic upload of images, and guaranteed diagnosis and treatment during peak
hours

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 04-4 Education
Requirements of Education
Education networks are going through informatization. The education metro
network connects all-size education institutions across regions to provide network
services for national education. In addition, learner-centric remote education such
as online education (live broadcast), video open classes, and knowledge payment
promotes the cloudification of resources and systems within educational
institutions.

Education poses the following key requirements on networks:

 High bandwidth: Online education focuses on videos and requires ultra-HD,
4K, VR, and AR live broadcast. Therefore, high-bandwidth networks must be
provided to carry heavy traffic.
 Low latency: Live videos must be free of stuttering and packet loss. Therefore,
low-latency, jitter-free networks are required to bring the best experience to
users.
 Adjustable bandwidth: Online education features high concurrency and heavy
traffic, requiring bandwidth on demand (BoD).

Education networking

Education
cloud
Media transcoding VOD Live broadcast

Private line

Teaching
platform Online learning Remote interactive teaching Enterprise internal
platform & learning platform training platform

Terminal
Mobile phone Tablet Laptop Computer

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 04-4 Education
Education Application Case: Premium Private Lines Build a
Provincial Education Network
Customer Requirement
Province A has established a provincial education network, covering all types of
schools within its jurisdiction. According to the network plan, three core nodes are
deployed in each of the two central cities. Nodes in the other 12 cities aggregate
services which connect to the core nodes. There are 13 aggregation nodes in total.
The network requirements are as follows:
ᶺ High bandwidth for transmitting voice and video information at all levels
ᶺ Network protection and quick fault recovery
Solution

Hosting
center
University A
University B
Education DC
100 G 100 G 100 G

Metro OTN
Metro OTN

Provincial
backbone
OTN

Metro OTN Aggregation of

university services
in region A
10 G 10 G Aggregation of
GE/10 G university services
in region B
Aggregation of
University A university services
University C
University B in region C

Customer Benefits
 Ultra-low latency: all-optical transmission with millisecond-level latency
 High bandwidth: 10 Gbit/s bandwidth for aggregation nodes and 100 Gbit/s
bandwidth for backbone core nodes
 Ultra-high reliability: optical line protection (OLP) provided for multiple sections
on the provincial backbone network to ensure high network security and
reliability

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 04-5 Media & Entertainment
Requirements of Media & Entertainment
In live broadcast scenarios like sports events, art shows, and large-scale activities,
users need multi-site and multi-device interactive live broadcast solutions that
feature super clarity and ultra smoothness to create an immersive viewing
experience.

The media & entertainment industry has the following network requirements:

 High bandwidth: SDI 6G/12G/24G for uncompressed signals, and SDI 2G~3G
for slightly compressed signals.

 High reliability: zero service interruption, zero packet loss, and zero video
stuttering during the live broadcast of major sports events/activities.
 Low latency: real-time rebroadcast and video backhaul in milliseconds.

 High security: 100% physical isolation in the design and implementation of

the rebroadcast aggregation network.

 Adjustable bandwidth: E2E fast service provisioning in temporary collection

scenarios, and flexible bandwidth adjustment to quickly cope with
emergencies.

Live video backhaul and push network

Live collection
end Terminal

Ultra-HD Mobile
OTN Video phone
collection and CDN
broadcast production
device center

VR camera VR
headset

Backhaul network Push network

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 04-5 Media & Entertainment
Media & Entertainment Application Case: Premium Private
Lines Guarantee 4K Live Broadcast of Sports Events
Customer Requirement
Sports event A will be broadcast globally, involving two competition stadiums, 32
training centers, and four off-site demonstration centers. This poses the
following requirements for the network:

 High bandwidth for the backhaul of 4K live videos

 Zero service interruption, zero packet loss, and zero video stuttering during
live broadcast

 Real-time rebroadcast of situations and video backhaul within milliseconds

Solution

International broadcast center

Primary link
Secondary link

2 x 500 Gbit/s 2 x 10 Gbit/s 2 x 100 Gbit/s

Broadcast compound Broadcast compound Broadcast compound

Stadium Training site Outside presentation facility

Customer Benefits
 Ultra-high bandwidth: 10 Gbit/s~500 Gbit/s bandwidth on demand

 Ultra-high reliability: dual CPE uplinks and E2E 1+1 protection to safeguard
sports event rebroadcasting
 Ultra-low latency: E2E millisecond-level latency and zero video stuttering

 Self-service: real-time visualization of KPIs such as latency, bandwidth, and

provisioning status of live broadcast services

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 04-6 Industrial
Requirements of the Industrial Sector
Industrial clouds cover campus networks and external networks. In scenarios of
cloud access from external networks, data is transmitted in real time to
implement the access of industrial entities, cross-region interconnection and
isolation, interconnection between industrial networks and hybrid clouds, and
multi-cloud collaboration. This integrates ubiquitous optical networks and nearby
cloud services.
The industrial sector has the following requirements on cloud private lines:

 High bandwidth: 1 Gbit/s~10 Gbit/s bandwidth to support interconnection

between large industrial campuses.

 Low latency: cloud access links with millisecond-level latency to support real-
time transmission of industrial control data.

 High security: physical isolation to protect industrial control data (production

data that must be highly secure).

 Adjustable bandwidth: flexible bandwidth scheduling to cope with different

types of services.

Industrial networking

Carrier Third-party
Edge cloud
Huawei Cloud cloud

Inside campus
OTN

Private cloud
CE
Campus network
OTN CPE
Industrial PON
Industrial AP
Inter-cloud data transmission
Data transmission to the cloud

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Industrial Application Case 1: Premium Private Lines Connect Cloud
Computing Power to Build a New Intelligent Manufacturing Mode
Customer Requirement
Large manufacturing enterprise A needs to implement final assembly
integration, key component manufacturing (including integrated equipment,
components, and system tests), maintenance, and self-check capabilities. As
such, it poses the following network requirements:
 Latency ≤ 20 ms under the experimental measurement data volume of 30
TB/day in the integrated production system
 High bandwidth to transfer video generated by 100 cameras deployed for
automatic inspection and intelligent recognition
 Low latency for data flow and process collaboration between workshops and
factories
Solution

Cloud platform Cloud platform

(Cloud computing power) (Cloud backup)
2x1G

OTN

OTN CPE

System simulation analysis Running support platform All-domain monitoring

Running Data 3D AI-based quality

simulation collection printing inspection

Customer Benefits
 Ultimate computing power: all-optical one-hop connection to the cloud to meet
factory requirements of fast computing
 Ultra-high reliability: 24/7 active-active DCs, availability ≥ 99.99%
 Ultra-high bandwidth: flexible adjustment of 2 Mbit/s to 100 Gbit/s bandwidth
 Ultra-low latency: millisecond-level latency for both data transmission and
massive image detection inference

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 04-6 Industrial
Industrial Application Case 2: ASON Network Safeguards
Power Supply
Customer Requirement
The electric power industry attaches great importance to information security. Electric
power group A needs a network for production and office communication between
the centralized control center and plants in each base/river basin. The network needs
to meet the following requirements:
 High security to prevent malicious network attacks and intrusions that may cause
power grid accidents
 High reliability to construct robust intelligent power grids to support power supply.

Solution
4

IDC
Provincial
HQ building capital city
OTN CPE OTN CPE

Provincial capital hub

Provincial
backbone
City hub 1
City hub 2
3
2

1 Local link
County 2 Local inter-
County Urban
office C county link
1 office A area B
3 Inter-city link
Municipal-level
4
local link
Dam X Dam X Plant X Base X Dam X Dam X

Customer Benefits
 Ultra-large bandwidth: 10 Gbit/s bandwidth on demand
 Ultra-low latency: network latency shorter than 10 ms to safeguard data
transmission
 Ultra-high security: physically isolated E2E MS-OTN private lines with exclusive
bandwidth
 Ultra-high reliability: network-wide ASON protection to achieve availability of
higher than 99.999%

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05 Acronyms and Abbreviations
Acronym/Abbreviation Full Spelling
ASON Automatically Switched Optical Network
BSS Business Support System
CAGR Compound Annual Growth Rate
CCI Connect and Control Interface
CDN content delivery network
CE Customer Edge
CIS Clinical Information System
CO Central Office
DC Data Center
EMR Electronic Medical Record
EoO Ethernet over OTN
EOS End of Service and Support
EoS Ethernet over SDH
GMPLS Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching
HIS Hospital Information System
IDC Internet Data Center
KPI Key Performance Indicator
LIS Laboratory Information Management System
LSP Label Switching Path
MSAP Multi-Service Access Platform
MS-OTN Multi-Service Optical Transport Network
MSTP Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
NMI Network Management Interface
ODUflex Optical Data Unit flexible
ODUk Optical channel Data Unit-k
OLP Optical Line Protection
OSS Operation Support System
OSU Optical Service Unit
OSUflex Optical Service Unit flex
PACS Picture Archiving and Communication Systems
QoS Quality of Service
RPO recovery point objective
RTO Recovery Time Objectives
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SDN Software Defined Networking
SNCP Sub-network Connection Protection
WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing

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