In the upcoming future, VDSL2, ADSL2 and ADSL2+ will represent the mainstream in broadband access. As a result of higher bandwidth and lower broadband access costs, a wider variety of value-added services ranging from broadband Internet access to bandwidth-consuming video applications will be offered. Many Telcos will offer such value-added services as competing technology against their competitors to provide the triple-play services, including voice, data and video.

VDSL and ADSL are complementary technologies used in different network topologies. ADSL2 and 2+ are used for longer loop applications and dispersed subscribers, while VDSL2, the fastest offering of DSL, is used for applications requiring higher bandwidth within shorter loops. Due to the limitation in distance, VDSL2 is best used for tenants in densely populated locations. The symmetrical bandwidth of VDSL2 also makes it an optimal choice for a variety of applications such as video-conferencing and large file transfers.

Because of recent heavy investment in PTM infrastructures, many service providers will migrate to use IP networks for VDSL2 in the coming years. ZyXEL maintains its leading position as a VDSL2 equipment provider and continues to provide cutting-edge IP-based, DMT VDSL2 technology that interoperates with all major CO equipment vendors.

To fulfill the market trend and needs, ZyXEL offers a complete range of VDSL2 products, ranging from the CPE, pizza-box and chassis-based solution to fit different applications for service providers and Telcos.


VDSL Switch

VES-2500 Series
4U Modular QAM 2-band VDSL Switch
VDSL Switch - VES-2500 Series
KEY FEATURE
  • The VES-2500 is QAM-based 2-band VDSL switch, a scalable platform for delivering VDSL service. Flexible configuration of the VES-2500 allows for maximum scalability to meet a range of requirements. It is well suited for a variety of installation scenarios including campuses, central offices, and multi-tenant unit (MTU) applications.
  • The VES-2500 has a 6-slot chassis, which enables administrators to add resources, as they are needed. Service providers can start with one VLC1124A VDSL line card, and add more VDSL line cards to increase deployment as the number of subscribers increase. Such flexibility minimizes the initial investment.
  • With the help of external Ethernet switches, the VES-2500 can be filled simultaneously with six VDSL line cards to support up to 144 subscribers. The external switches not only allow more users on one chassis, but also help increase convenience when network topology or network interfaces change. ZyXEL presents a full range of Dimension switches with different port densities and various WAN connection interfaces.
  • The IEEE 802 standard-based firmware in VLC1124A VDSL line card provides a rich set of features and ensures interoperability with equipments from other vendors. The firmware includes advanced features such as bandwidth management, 802.1X, IGMP snooping, and MAC address filtering to enhance service differentiation, network security and bandwidth utilization.
  • The advanced design of the VLC1124A enables service providers to quickly supply broadband service to a high number of customers at lower costs than previously possible.
VES-1124
24-port QAM 2-band VDSL Switch
IP DSLAM - VES-1124
KEY FEATURE
  • Recently, Ethernet has been more widely used for access applications, transport, and backbone infrastructure. More service providers are adopting Ethernet as the first mile (EFM) in their FTTB/C deployments. Among different EFM technologies, EFM over copper is filling the bandwidth gap between high-speed, Metro fiber networks and low-bandwidth, copper-based services. It utilizes existing copper wires, thus giving service providers a cost-effective solution today, tomorrow, and beyond. Furthermore, EFM uses mature Ethernet technology that allows seamless connectivity between enterprise Ethernet LANs and the WAN.
  • As influential as EFM, Ethernet over VDSL has changed the fundamental economics of broadband services for the last mile and the MTU market. With Ethernet over VDSL, small to medium sized corporations can receive the same high bandwidth services as large companies. Additional benefits include the ability to enjoy the video, data, and voice services, which VDSL allows, eliminating the limitations of low bandwidth. VDSL delivers cost-effective, high-bandwidth broadband access to enterprise campus and multi-tenant buildings (commercial buildings, residential buildings, hotels, and etc.) without new wiring.
  • ZyXEL's VES-1124 is a 24-port VDSL switch based on Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) and the latest Ethernet technologies. The VES-1124 aggregates traffic from ZyXEL's Prestige 841-25 QAM-based VDSL CPE, and multiplexes data traffic into two 10/100Base-Tx uplinks that connect to any third-party Ethernet switch or WAN router. The built-in POTS/ISDN splitter splits and sends the voice traffic to the PSTN. The VES-1124 supports up to 15Mbps for both downstream and upstream, extending Ethernet service up to distances of 1.5km.
  • The IEEE 802 standard-based firmware provides a rich set of features and ensures interoperability with equipment from other vendors. In addition, the firmware includes many advanced features such as bandwidth management, 802.1X, IGMP snooping, broadcast storm control, and MAC address filtering, which enhance service differentiation, network security and bandwidth utilization.
  • With a broad array of fully integrated, advanced technologies, the VES-1124 together with the Prestige 841-25 enable service providers and system administrators to affordably build up full service networks and to make all kinds of media-rich applications possible.
VES-1012
12-port QAM 2-band VDSL Switch
IP DSLAM - IES-2500 Series
KEY FEATURE
  • VDSL, the fastest offering of DSL, provides a much higher bandwidth than other DSL technologies. Ethernet over VDSL extends Ethernet over single-pair copper wiring at distances of up to 1.5km. This technology provides a cost-effective, readily available, and rapidly deployable solution that offers needed bandwidth to multi-tenant units (MTUs).
  • VDSL has changed the fundamental economics of broadband services for the MTU marketplace. Tenants don't have to suffer the limited bandwidth. Even small to medium-sized corporations can receive the same services as large companies. With VDSL, MTUs gain a cost-effective broadband solution that preserves their existing infrastructure, and in the process, building owners or service providers receive a compelling new source for revenue generation.
  • ZyXEL's VDSL solution is comprised of a VDSL Ethernet switch , VES-1012 and a CPE modem, Prestige 841. The VES-1012 multiplexes traffic from 12 VDSL subscribers into one or two 100M Ethernet ports that connect to any Ethernet switch or broadband router. With the VES-1012, Ethernet over VDSL can run up to 1.5km at the speed of 5Mbps, which proves to be a promising technology and revenue generation tool for building owners and service providers.
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