DS3/E3 and T1/E1 circuits for
Internet access represent a key component of service provider
business. The highly dynamic nature of aggregation deployments
requires that edge router interfaces be highly dependable,
flexible, and operationally efficient.
Juniper Networks T1, DS3, E1, E3 Physical Interface Cards
(PICs) offer highly available, highly flexible solutions for
edge applications. These links deliver not only business-critical
Internet connectivity, but also an ever increasing portfolio
of rich IP services, such as VPNs and flexible bandwidth.
Leveraging cross-platform predictable performance, uniform
JUNOS software, and seamless, hardware-based features, these
PICs enable service providers to rapidly deploy and provision
new IP services with no performance trade-off.
New E3 4-port Intelligent Queuing (IQ) PIC offers new levels
of functionality:
- Granular QoS capabilities enable carriers to offer profitable
differentiated services without compromising performance.
For example, with the E3 IQ PIC, traffic prioritization
levels can be established with the high granularity of four
queues per DLCI for Frame Relay.
- Extensive statistics on packets and bytes that are transmitted,
received, or dropped. Packets can be inspected to determine
what types of traffic is being transmitted, enabling carriers
to bill for premium QoS and Service Level Agreement-based
(SLA-based) services and to implement usage-based billing.
In addition, they also provide the visibility needed into
network operations to ensure that trends are anticipated
and capacity is expanded to meet increasing demands.
- Rich, embedded diagnostic tools help network managers
troubleshoot links using in band loopback testing and bit
error rate diagnostics, supporting quicker provisioning,
activation, servicing, and recovery.

| Features |
Benefits |
- Predictable performance and consistent service-enabling
features across all M-series and T-series PICs
|
- Supports rich IP service deployment across
all interfaces
- Increases service reliability
- Simplifies configuration
- Accelerates deployment time
- Reduces operational complexity
- Decreases operational costs
- Minimizes training time for operational staff
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- High-density interfaces with the ability to
mix and match up to four PICs within a single
Flexible PIC Concentrator (FPC) slot
|
- Improves edge concentration and scalability
of the core
- Increases configuration flexibility by enabling
service providers to mix different speeds, technologies,
and IP services
- Enables service providers to add uplink interfaces
without wholly consuming an FPC slot
- Reduces operational costs by maximizing POP
space
|
- Broad range of connectivity speeds
|
- Enables service providers to offer a wide
range of IP services in diverse environments
- Enhances service definition richness by increasing
configuration flexibility
- Ensures scalability for both subscriber and
uplink interfaces
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- DS3 and E3 integrated DSU
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- Interoperable with leading vendors
- Provides subrate functionality
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- Rate-limiting and multilink services
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- Minimizes costs by maximizing bandwidth efficiency
- Enables service providers to deliver IP services
according to dynamic customer requirements
- Decreases congestion
- Promotes customer loyalty by enabling rapid
fine tuning of IP services
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- Input policing and output shaping
|
- Reduces congestion
- Enables service providers to deliver and bill
for a finer granularity of IP services
|
|
2-port,
4-port
DS3 and E3 |
Greater demand for Internet applications
is driving a need for high-speed backbone access
connections. DS3 and E3 PICs are cost-effective
solutions for connecting corporations and other
high-bandwidth Internet subscribers to Internet
backbones for greater throughput and faster
response times. These PICs are also suitable
in backbones where higher levels of DS3 and
E3 density are needed to meet high-bandwidth
demands while conserving valuable POP rack space.
The DS3 PIC delivers up to 44.736-Mbps connectivity,
and the E3 PIC delivers 34.368 Mbps. |
4-port
E1 and T1 |
The E1 and T1 PICs offer high-density,
clear-channel and fractional E1/T1 connectivity.
These PICs enable service providers to deploy
stable, highly reliable, dedicated, leased-line
E1/T1 circuits to carry business-critical data
in a variety of businesses, both large and small.
In addition to providing affordable access,
E1 and T1 PICs enable maximum flexibility through
rate limiting and multilink services, allowing
service providers to deliver IP services as
customer needs dictate.
The E1 PIC delivers up to 2.048-Mbps connectivity,
and the T1 PIC delivers 1.544 Mbps. |
4-port E3
IQ PIC |
Comprehensive CoS/QoS services
with four queues per physical / logical interface
for service creation per-customer. This includes
per-DLCI queuing, fine granularity of rate-control
and scheduling, WRR scheduler and strict-priority
queuing, RED\weighted RED, ingress and egress
policing, egress shaping. Extensive instrumentation
and diagnostics It also supports a flexible
set of encapsulations including PPP, HDLC, Frame
Relay, CCC, and TCC. |
|
Port Density and Flexibility
|
| Platform |
DS3 and E3 |
E1 and T1 |
| |
2-port |
4-port |
4-port |
| M5/M7i |
| Per
chassis |
8 |
16 |
16 |
| Per
rack |
120 |
240 |
240 |
| M10/M10i |
| Per
chassis |
16 |
32 |
32 |
| Per
rack |
240 |
480 |
480 |
| M20 |
| Per
chassis |
— |
64 |
64 |
| Per
rack |
— |
320 |
320 |
| M40e |
| Per
chassis |
— |
128 |
128 |
| Per
rack |
— |
256 |
256 |
| M160 |
| Per
chassis |
— |
128 |
128 |
| Per
rack |
— |
256 |
256 |
| M320 |
| Per
chassis |
— |
128 |
128 |
| Per
rack |
— |
256 |
128 |
| T320 |
| Per
chassis |
— |
64 |
— |
| Per
rack |
— |
192 |
— |
| T640 |
| Per
chassis |
— |
128 |
— |
| Per
rack |
— |
256 |
— |
| — = Not applicable |
|

A few of the key features supported by these PICs include integrated
DSU, input policing, output shaping, and rate limiting. Additionally,
they support filtering, sampling, load balancing, class of service,
and other key features necessary for deploying secure, dependable,
high-performance IP services.
DS3 and E3 Integrated DSU
The DS3 PIC is interoperable with Digital Link, Kentrox,
and Larscom scrambling mechanisms and Digital Link and Larscom
subrate mechanisms. E3 PICs are interoperable with Digital
Link subrate mechanisms and Kentrox and Digital Link scrambling
mechanisms.
The integrated DSU functionality provides subrate DS3 and
subrate E3 connectivity, enables more efficient use of POP
rack space, and simplifies circuit management. Moreover, it
reduces the number of devices that need to be managed and
enables service providers to configure all devices through
a single user interface.
Rich Service Creation
These PICs support a full suite of rate limiting features
to enable service providers to control the bandwidth on access
circuits without having to rely on DSU reconfiguration on
the CPE. By simply adjusting the bandwidth rate-limiting configuration
on the provider side, service providers can easily move subscribers
from one bandwidth tier to another. A fine granularity of
rate limiting (for example, by traffic type) is also supported.
IQ PICs support comprehensive QoS capabilities
per logical interface for per-DLCI frame relay services. These
PICs support ingress and egress policing and egress rate shaping.
Service providers can then configure the router's random early
detection (RED) or weighted RED mechanisms on outbound interfaces
to drop out-of-profile packets more aggressively. Supports
4 queues per logical interface with weighted round robin scheduling
and strict priority queuing for traffic prioritization on
a per customer basis.
N x E1/T1 Service with MLPPP
and MLFR
Using the E1 or T1 PIC with the Multilink Services PIC, service
providers can provide n x E1 and n x T1 access service using
MLPPP (RFC 1990) or MLFR (FRF.15 or FRF .16). The Link Services
PIC bundles up to eight E1 or T1 links per interface, enabling
service providers to leverage the existing E1 or T1 copper
infrastructure for multimegabit tiered services, rather than
migrating to a new capital instensive infrastructure, such
as DS3 or E3. By using these PICs together, service providers
can aggregate hundreds of multilink bundles in a single chassis
without compromising forwarding performance. Any port on any
PIC can be bundled with any other number of ports on any number
of PICs, no constraints. This multilink solution enables service
providers to offer a dynamic solution for growing bandwidth
requirements from 1.5 Mbps to 12 Mb
| Specification |
Description |
| General |
DS3
- B3ZS line encoding
- C-bit framing
- DSU Functionality
- DSU Scrambling: Larscom, Digital Link, and ADC
Kentrox
- DSU Subrate: Larscom and Digital Link
- Encapsulations
- Frame Relay
- HDLC
- MPLS Circuit Cross-connect
- PPP
- TCC
|
E1
- Balanced (120-
) and unbalanced
(75- ) modes
- Encapsulations
- Frame Relay
- HDLC
- MPLS Circuit Cross-connect
- PPP
- TCC
- HDB3 line encoding
- Large MTUs, up to 4,500 bytes
|
E3
- Encapsulations
- Frame Relay
- HDLC
- MPLS Circuit Cross-connect
- PPP
- TCC
- HDB3 line encoding
|
E3 IQ
- Encapsulations
- Frame Relay
- HDLC
- MPLS Circuit Cross-connect
- PPP
- TCC
- HDB3 line encoding
|
T1
- B8ZS or AMI line coding
- Encapsulations
- Frame Relay
- HDLC
- MPLS Circuit Cross-connect
- PPP
|
| Interfaces |
DS3, E3
- 10 ft / 3.05 m posilock SMB to BNC
- TX and RX coaxial cables ship with the PIC
|
E3 IQ
- Standard E3 BNC connector
|
E1
- Connectors
- 75-
mini-BNC
connectors
- 120-
RJ-48 connectors
- 10-ft / 3.05-cm cable ships with the 75-
version of the PIC
|
T1
- 100-
RJ-48 connectors
|
| LEDs |
| One tricolor
LED per port |
| Green |
Port is
online with no alarms or failures |
| Amber |
Port is
online with alarms or remote failures |
| Red |
Port is
active with a local alarm; failure detected |
| Off |
Port
is not enabled |
|
|
| Agency Approvals |
| Safety |
- CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-00/UL
60950—Third Edition, Safety
of Information Technology Equipment
- EN 60825-1 Safety of Laser Products—Part
1: Equipment Classification, Requirements
and User's Guide
- EN 60825-2 Safety of Laser Products—Part
2: Safety of Optical Fibre Communication
Systems
- EN 60950, Safety of Information
Technology Equipment
|
| EMC |
- AS/NZS 3548 Class A (Australia
/ New Zealand)
- BSMI Class A (Taiwan)
- EN 55022 Class A Emissions (Europe)
- FCC Part 15 Class A (USA)
- VCCI Class A (Japan)
|
| Immunity |
- EN 61000-3-2 Power Line Harmonics
- EN 61000-4-2 ESD
- EN 61000-4-3 Radiated Immunity
- EN 61000-4-4 EFT
- EN 61000-4-5 Surge
- EN 61000-4-6 Low Frequency Common
Immunity
- EN 61000-4-11 Voltage Dips and
Sags
|
| NEBS |
Designed
to meet these standards
- GR-63-CORE: NEBS, Physical Protection
- GR-1089-CORE: EMC and Electrical
Safety for Network Telecommunications
Equipment
- SR-3580 NEBS Criteria Levels (Level
3 Compliance)
|
| ETSI |
- ETS-300386-2 Telecommunication
Network Equipment Electromagnetic
Compatibility Requirements
|
|
|
| PIC |
Platform |
Model Number |
| DS3 |
| 2-port (ships with cables) |
M5, M7i, M10, M10i |
PE-2DS3 |
| 4-port (ships with cables) |
M5, M7i, M10,
M10i |
PE-4DS3 |
| M20 |
P-4DS3 |
| M40e, M160, M320,
T320, T640 |
PB-4DS3 |
| E1 |
4-port, 75- BNC connectors (ships
with cables) |
M5, M7i, M10, M10i |
PE-4E1-COAX |
| M20 |
P-4E1-COAX |
| M40e, M160, M320 |
PB-4E1-COAX |
4-port, 120- RJ-48 connectors |
M5, M7i, M10,
M10i |
PE-4E1-RJ48 |
| M20 |
P-4E1-RJ48 |
| M40e, M160, M320 |
PB-4E1-RJ48 |
| E3 |
| 2-port (ships with cables) |
M5, M7i, M10, M10i |
PE-2E3 |
| 4-port (ships with cables) |
M5, M10 |
PE-4E3 |
| M20 |
P-4E3 |
| M40e, M160, M320 |
PB-4E3 |
| E3 IQ |
| 4-port |
M5, M7i, M10,
M10i |
PE-4E3-QPP |
| M20 |
P-4E3-QPP |
| M40e, M160, M320,
T320, T640 |
PB-4E3-QPP |
| T1 |
4-port, 100- RJ-48 connectors |
M5, M7i, M10, M10i |
PE-4T1-RJ48 |
| M20 |
P-4T1-RJ48 |
| M40e, M160, M320 |
PB-4T1-RJ48 |
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