New Peering Standards for Ethernet Exchanges: Simplify Interconnections and Enable New Revenues
What You Will Learn:
Service providers worldwide have increasingly turned to Ethernet technologies due to their scalability, simplicity,
increasingly sophisticated management features, and lower costs as compared to older networking technologies.
With the ratification of new standards, Ethernet has evolved to the point where it is now a viable carrier interconnect
solution as well.
This white paper provides an overview of the new standards and technologies that enable:
- Many-to-many Ethernet interconnections among service providers with uniform handoffs that simplify provisioning, upgrades, and troubleshooting
- Uniform mapping of class-of-service (CoS) attributes end-to-end
- Cost-effective, scalable, and secure deployment of Carrier Ethernet services
- Reduced time to revenue
This whitepaper will explain many of the benefits of the new Ethernet interconnect standard for service providers including:
- Simplified interconnect operations with new efficiencies for processes such as ordering, implementation, and
billing
- Reduced operating costs through the aggregation and interoperability of multiple Carrier Ethernet services
over a single standards-based physical connection
- Lower capital costs through use of logical connections, instead of more capital-intensive physical assets such as points of presence (POPs), circuits, wavelengths, and optical interfaces
- The ability to troubleshoot and manage performance and connectivity issues with robust OAM capabilities
- The opportunity to provide a broader portfolio of services to enterprise customers and to reach new markets
quickly and at lower costs
- The need for a dependable Ethernet peering solution is being driven by customer demand
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