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Data Center
Metro Access
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Aggregation
Metro
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MULTI-SERVICE METRO ROUTERS: RS 8000/8600
MULTI-SERVICE METRO ROUTERS: RS 8000/8600
RS 8000/8600
Flexible Multi-service
Metro Routers
Product Overview
The RS 8000 and RS 8600 are high-perfor-
mance, all-purpose metro routers capable
of providing both access and aggregation
services in any type of metro network. Among
the most widely deployed routers in the metro,
the RS 8000 and RS 8600 combine powerful
service creation capabilities with a full range
of optical and
legacy interfaces in a compact,
NEBS-compliant
platform. The RS 8000 and
RS 8600 provide
an ideal service-provisioning
platform for service
providers in the metro,
featuring powerful service creation tools
such as Riverstones metro-optimized MPLS,
hardware-based rate limiting, and connection-
oriented accounting architecture.
Versatile connectivity is a major factor in
the success of the RS 8000/8600. These
products are capable of delivering services
over the full range of media types found in
metro networks, including TDM, RPR,
Packet over Sonet/SDH, ATM, and Fast
and Gigabit Ethernet.
Applications and Positioning
The RS 8000 and RS 8600 act primarily as
versatile aggregation routers. They are typically
positioned in the metro POP or at the data
center gateway, where they serve to aggregate
traffic over a variety of media types and provide
uplinks to the Internet core edge. These
products are also suitable as high-density
access routers for large MTUs and enterprise
campus environments. Other, more specialized
applications include broadband aggregation
and aggregation/routing alongside a voice
gateway as part of a class 4/5 switch
replacement in the central office.
Like all Riverstone routers, the RS 8000 and
RS 8600 share the same core technology,
including a common set of ASICs and the
same system software. The RS 8000 and
RS 8600 also use the same interface cards.
The principal distinction between the
RS 8000 and the RS 8600 is size and
capacity. The RS 8000 features a 5-rack
unit chassis with 8 slots and a 32 Gbps
backplane. The RS 8600 features an 11-rack
unit chassis with 16 slots and a 64 Gbps
backplane. Which product is appropriate
for a given application will depend on the
port density and throughput requirements
of that application.
Key Benefits and Selling Points
Interoperability across legacy and emerging backbone media: Effective metro
aggregation requires the flexibility to aggregate traffic of all media types and provide a range
of uplink alternatives. The RS 8000 and RS 8600 are all-purpose metro aggregation routers,
supporting an industry-leading set of WAN connectivity options. And the flexible, modular design
of the RS 8000/8600 means service providers can migrate seamlessly from legacy to optical
infrastructure. Available interfaces include ATM, Packet over SONET/SDH, RPR, T1/E1, T3/E3,
10/100 and Gigabit Ethernet (see table on page 9 for available interfaces).
Robust services provisioning: The RS 8000 and RS 8600 support an unrivalled range of
service-enabling technologies, allowing service providers to seamlessly extend value-added
services across the metro to the core edge. Hardware implementations ensure wire speed
performance with all features enabled. Key service-enabling technologies include:
Carrier-class routing, featuring Tier 1-certified implementations of OSPF, BGP-4, and IS-IS
Metro-optimized MPLS in hardware, enabling the RS 8000/8600 platform to act as an LER
or LSR to extend VPN and traffic prioritization services across the metro, across the country,
or around the world
Reliable support for the full 4,096 VLANS specified in 802.1Q, and VLAN to LSP mapping
Hardware-based rate limiting on every port, enabling dynamic bandwidth provisioning at
both the wholesale level and the subscriber level
Carrier-class reliability: Network reliability is a paramount concern in the metro POP or
data center. The RS 8000/8600 is a fully NEBS-compliant, carrier-class router with a range of
battle-tested redundancy mechanisms. Key reliability features include:
NEBS level 3 certification
Redundant CPU, power supplies and switching fabric
Hot-swappable media modules
Standards-based virtual router redundancy protocol (VRRP)
Highly stable, Tier 1-certified routing code
Self-healing route paths (OSPF multipath, MLPPP, and Smart Trunking)
Services billing at the customer site or POP: Retail service providers need accurate wire
speed accounting for each subscriber at the access edge, while wholesale service providers
need reliable billing for their carrier customers in the metro POP. Whether the RS 8000/8600 is
deployed as an access router or as an aggregation platform, it leverages Riverstones unique
billing and accounting technology the only irrefutable services accounting solution on the
market. Key accounting features include:
The industrys only connection-oriented (TCP-based) accounting solution ensures that
critical accounting data will never be lost
All accounting features in hardware for wire speed network
performance with accounting enabled
All RMON I and RMON II groups on every port for
unmatched granularity of accounting data
High port density: Compact, high-den-
sity routers enable service providers to
save colocation costs in the metro POP or
data center and reduce the number of ele-
ments in their networks. The RS 8000 and
RS 8600 deliver high port density in a
compact, modular, chassis-based platform
capable of scaling with customer needs.
(See page 9 for specific port densities).
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RS 8000
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RS 38000
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