Waveserver OS 2.0.0 Customer Feature Notes: Volume 1: Modules

Waveserver OS 2.0.
0
Customer Feature Notes
Volume 1: Modules
Solutions Engineering & Introduction (SE&I)
March 20th, 2020

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Waveserver OS 2.0.0 Customer FN

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About this document, cont’d
This is Volume 1 of 2 Customer FN documents for Waveserver OS 2.0.0

• Volume 1: (this document) Modules
• Volume 2: Platform

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Document history
Issue Date Reason for change
4 March 20th, 2020 Slide 40: Tx Line loopback not supported

Slide 18 & 30: updated the LOM for 95_GBaud_200G_O
3 March 18th, 2020
Update document to standardize mapping naming for ETMP to ZR
Updated document to reflect software name as Waveserver OS
400GE Lab ready only support for Waveserver OS 2.0.0
2 March 13th, 2020 Changed terminology from “Baud Rate” to “Symbol Rate”
Slide 12: new chromatic dispersion values for Tx, Rx and Range
Slide 49: added picture of Trunk OPS configuration for THIN terminals
1 March 3rd, 2020 First issue of the document.

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Table of Contents
Modules
New in this 186-310x-900 - Waveserver WL5e 2x800G Service Profiles Regen
release Description of modules Client port usage Client stitching
New Modules Hardware variants and supported transmission Comparisons Profile 100GE (800G)
Applications modes Homogeneous 100GE Profile Mixed Ethernet (800G)
Chromatic Dispersion compensation capabilities Homogeneous 400GE Profile 100GE or Mixed Ethernet
Client Mapping to line Mixed Ethernet (400G/200G)
Clients Interfaces – Flexible Configurations Mixed OTL4.4 and Profile Mixed OTN Ethernet (400G/200G)
Supported Client Modes 100GE Profile Mixed OTN Ethernet & 100GE
Supported Client Plugs (400G/200G)
Bookended Broadband application
Software
Tools, Diagnostics and Software features Supported Photonic configurations
LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) 6500 S-series
Loopback support 6500 Reconfigurable Line System
Trail Trace Identifiers (TTI) Foreign Line System
Integrated Test Set (ITS) support Trunk OPS

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New in this release
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New in this release
Waveserver OS 2.0.0 introduces the following Broadband functionality
• New Waveserver Interface Modules:

• Waveserver 5 modules:
• 186-3100-900 - Waveserver WL5e 2x800G C-Band Submarine 16xQSFP28/QSFP-DD Module
• 186-3101-900 - Waveserver WL5e 2x800G C-Band Premium 16xQSFP28/QSFP-DD Module
• 186-3102-900 - Waveserver WL5e 2x800G C-Band Enhanced 16xQSFP28/QSFP-DD Module
• New Pluggable Interface:

• 160-9600-900 - 400GE FR4 QSFP-DD (Lab Ready)

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Waveserver 5
Applications
• 800G wavelength
800Gb/s Single Span 800G • Max spectral efficiency
per wave DCI • Adaptation b/w 100/400G routers
400G 100G • Demarcation device
Max
• Best-in-class network economics
wavelength Multi-span
• Tunable 200G – 800G capacity
capacity, Metro /
• 600G metro/regional, 400G LH
spectral Long Haul
• Fewer waves to manage
efficiency
• Best-in-class spectral efficiency

400GE 400G/500G
Submarine • Ability to maximize return on
everywhere cable investment

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186-310x-900 - Waveserver WL5e 2x800G C-Band

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Waveserver 5 Port 3-4 & 17-18: client port QSFP-DD or
Description of modules QSFP28
• 2x800G, 16xQSFP28/4xQSFP-DD Module
• Double width traffic module
• Supports 2x WL5e @ 200G-800G per wavelength
• Enables 3.2T per RU; 6.4T per 2RU chassis
• 8 pluggable client interfaces per line Ports 5-16: client ports QSFP28
• 8x QSFP28
• 2x QSFP-DD (can also be equipped with QSFP28) Port 1 & 2: line port
• Support for up to 800G of client data 200-800 Gb/s DWDM
• Support for Ethernet and OTN clients
• 100GBASE-R4 (802.3bj – AOC, SR4, PSM4, CWDM4, LR4, 4WDM)
• 100GBASE-R (802.3cd – DR, FR)
• 400GE (DR4, FR4, AOC)
• OTL4.4
• Regen Support
• Client Stitching
• Protection Support
• Trunk OPS
• Different PECs address different applications
• Supported on 6500 photonic and RLS configurations
• Typical power consumption: 320 W
• -5C to +45C ambient temperature
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Waveserver 5
Hardware variants and supported transmission modes in Waveserver OS 2.0.0
PEC Description
186-3100-900 Waveserver WL5e 2x800G C-band Submarine 16xQSFP28/QSFP-DD Module
186-3101-900 Waveserver WL5e 2x800G C-Band Premium 16xQSFP28/QSFP-DD Module
186-3102-900 Waveserver WL5e 2x800G C-Band Enhanced 16xQSFP28/QSFP-DD Module
Line XCVR Symbol Bit Rate Transcoding Mating Supported Client Protocols Regen
Mode Rate
95-800-E 95 GBaud 800 Ethernet No 100GE, 400GE (Lab Ready) Terminal-style regen
Gbps
95-400-O 95 GBaud 400 OTN No 100GE, 400GE (Lab Ready), Terminal-style regen
Gbps OTL4.4
95-200-O 95 GBaud 200 OTN No 100GE,OTL4.4 Terminal-style regen
Gbps
Note: Future releases will support additional variants and modes

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Waveserver 5
Chromatic Dispersion compensation capabilities
With Waveserver 5, Tx Compensation Mode is either Auto (default), or FIXEDTX or Search

• In Auto mode, always provision the line PTP “Path dispersion provisioned” parameter to the “Received Dispersion
Max” value provided by OnePlanner
Symbol Rate Line Rate Total dispersion compensation Tx dispersion compensation range Rx dispersion compensation range
range [ps/nm] [ps/nm]
[ps/nm]
200G
300G
400G
95 GBaud 500G -5,700 to 429,600 -39,600 to 39,600 -45,300 to 469,200
600G
700G
800G
Note: In Auto mode, if the provisioned path dispersion does not reflect the actual path dispersion, a significant link budget may be incurred. For
provisionable dispersion values, refer to Waveserver Guide – 323-3001-100.
Note: User can provision the full Tx CD range when in “fixed” mode.

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Waveserver 5
Client Mapping to line
Waveserver 5 Port numbering for double slot module

• Line ports: Port 1 and 2
• Bilingual QSFP-DD/QSFP-28 ports Port 3, 7, 11, 15
• QSFP-28 ports: Port 4-6, 8-10, 12-14, and 16-18
1 3 4 5 6 14 13 12 11
2 7 8 9 10 18 17 16 15
Line QSFP-DD/QSFP28 QSFP28

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Waveserver 5
Clients Interfaces – Flexible Configurations
8 x QSFP28 100GE clients per line 2 x QSFP-DD 400GE clients per line
LAB READY
8 x QSFP28 100GE clients per line 2 x QSFP-DD 400GE clients per line
4 x QSFP28 100GE clients per line
LAB READY
1 x QSFP-DD 400GE client per line
• Pluggable optical modules will be auto-detected with automatic data path configuration to modems
• “Mix-and-match” clients will be supported, enabling an easy transition from 100GE to 400GE

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Waveserver 5
Waveserver OS R2.0.0 Supported Client Modes
Supporting Line
Client XCVR Mode Protocol FEC Mapping Plug Types
Transcoding
100GE 100GE None, KR4, KP4 GMP OTN QSFP28
ZR Ethernet
400GE (Lab Ready) 400GE KP4 BMP OTN QSFP-DD
ZR Ethernet
OTL4.4 OTU4 None, RS8 GMP OTN QSFP28

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Waveserver 5
Waveserver OS R2.0.0 Supported Client Plugs
Supported in
Supported Client Default FEC
Pluggable CIN Waveserver Ai Remarks
XCVR Mode Mode
R1.x
100GBASE-SR4, 4X25G, MMF,
160-9400-900 100GE Enabled Yes
850NM, 100M, MPO QSFP28
100GBASE-LR4, 4X25G, WDM, SMF,
160-9401-900 / 901 100GE Disabled Yes
1310NM, 10KM QSFP28
103.1G-111.8G, 4X25G, WDM, SMF, 100GE, OTL4.4,
160-9402-900 Disabled Yes
1310NM, 10 KM QSFP28, Multi-Rate FOIC1.4
100GE CWDM4, 4X25G, SMF,
1310NM, 2KM QSFP28
103.1G-111.8G, 4WDM-40, 4X25G, 100GE, OTL4.4,
160-9404-900 Enabled Yes
SMF, 1310NM, 40KM QSFP28 FOIC1.4
100GE 4WDM-40, 4X25G, SMF,
1310NM, 40KM QSFP28
100GE PSM4, 4X25G, SMF, 1310NM,
500M, MPO QSFP28
160-9460-003 / 005 /
103.1G-112.28G, 3-100m, QSFP28- 100GE, OTL4.4,
007 / 010 / 015 / 020 / Enabled Yes
QSFP28 Active Optical Cable FOIC1.4
100
100G FR1 QSFP28, 2km 160-9431-900 100GE Enabled New in OS 2.0.0 Plug availability TBD
SW Ready Only
100G DR1 QSFP28, 500M 100GE Enabled New in OS 2.0.0 Plug availability TBD
SW Ready Only

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Waveserver 5
Waveserver OS R2.0.0 Supported Client Plugs
Supported Supported in
Default FEC
Pluggable CIN Client XCVR Waveserver Ai Remarks
Mode
Mode R1.x
400GE,
400G FR4 QSFP-DD, 2KM 160-9600-900 4x100GE, Enabled New in OS 2.0.0 Lab Ready
FOIC4.8
400GE,
4x100G DR4+ QSFP-DD, 2km 160-9604-900 4x100GE, Enabled New in OS 2.0.0 Plug availability TBD
SW Ready Only
FOIC4.8
4x100G DR4 QSFP-DD, 500M

Supported
400GE, Client XCVR Mode
4x100GE, Enabled New in OS 2.0.0 Plug availability TBD
SW Ready Only
FOIC4.8

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Waveserver 5
Bookended Broadband application: single card configuration support summary
Node A Node B
Waveserver
Waveserver
Photonic
… Layer …
5
Node A equipment Node B equipment Supported Transmission Supported Link
Modes Optimization Modes
Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients

Waveserver 5 with 100GE clients (Note 1) Waveserver 5 with 100GE clients (Note 1)
95_GBaud_200G_O Non-Linear
Waveserver 5 with 100GE/OTL4.4 clients mix (Note 1) Waveserver 5 with 100GE/OTL4.4 clients mix (Note 1)
Waveserver 5 with 100GE clients (Note 1) Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients
Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients
Waveserver 5 with 100GE/OTL4.4 clients mix (Note 1) Waveserver 5 with 100GE/OTL4.4 clients mix (Note 1) 95_GBaud_400G_O
Waveserver 5 with 100GE clients (Note 1) Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients
Standard
Waveserver 5 with 400GE client (Note 3) Waveserver 5 with 400GE client (Note 3)
Waveserver 5 with 4x100GE (QSFP28)+ 1x400GE clients (Note 2) Waveserver 5 with 4x100GE (QSFP28) + 1x400GE clients (Note 2)
Waveserver 5 with 2x400GE clients (Note 2) Waveserver 5 with 2x400GE clients (Note 2) 95_GBaud_800G_E
Note 1: 100GE client uses GMP mapping
Note 2: 100GE and/or 400GE (Lab Ready) uses ZR mapping
Note 3: 400GE client uses BMP mapping (Lab Ready)

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Service Profiles

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Waveserver 5
Service Profiles: Client port usage
• Service Profiles
• Optimized to maintain predictable order for client traffic priority
• Different provisioning rules for different profile
• Traffic profile is applied at the line xcvr level, but it’s enforced to be the same across module.
• Will not dynamically re-arrange line bandwidth allocation for de-provisioned client ports
• Parity with Waveserver Ai
• Client provisioning is independent from line rate change
• Restrict potential traffic hits on client reconfigurations
• This release introduces 4 Service Profiles
• “100GE” – Homogeneous 100GE (no traffic impact)
• “400GE” – Homogeneous 400GE (no traffic impact – Lab Ready)
• “mixed-ethernet” – Mixed Ethernet (can cause traffic hits)
• “mixed-otn-ethernet” – Mixed OTL4.4 and 100GE (no traffic impact)
• Equipment profile can be edited when line xcvr is disabled and the existing provisioning is
valid in the new profile.

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Service Profiles
Comparisons
Transmission Modes
• 95-800-E, 95-400-O, 95-200-O
Traffic Profile “100GE” Profile (Default) “400GE” Profile (Lab Ready) “mixed-ethernet” Profile “mixed-otn-ethernet” Profile
Clients 100GE 400GE (Lab Ready) 100GE, 400GE (Lab Ready) OTL4.4, 100GE
Line Ethernet, OTN Ethernet, OTN Ethernet, OTN OTN

Transcoding
Line Rate Up to 800G Up to 800G Up to 800G Up to 400G
Pluggable QSFP28 QSFP-DD QSFP28, QSFP-DD QSFP28
Client Mixes none none Mix of 100GE / 400GE Mix of OTL4.4 / 100GE
Client Priority 3 > 4 > 5 > 6 > 7 > 8 > 9 > 10 3>7 3 > 4 > 5 > 6 > 7 > 8 > 9 > 10 4 > 5 > 6 > 8 > 9 > 10
11 > 12 > 13 > 14 > 15 > 16 > 17 11 > 15 11 > 12 > 13 > 14 > 15 > 16 > 17 > 12 > 13 > 14 > 16 > 17 > 18
> 18 18

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Waveserver 5
Service Profile “100GE” – Homogeneous 100GE
• Standalone line supports rates up to 800Gbps
• Allow rate up/down-shift in 100Gbps increments
• Traffic priority
• Line 1: 3 > 4 > 5 > 6 > 7 > 8 > 9 > 10
Line 1 Profile “100GE”
Up to 800G
• Line 2: 11 > 12 > 13 > 14 > 15 > 16 > 17 > 18 (8x100GE) 100GE 100GE 100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE
• Profile “100GE”:
• Ports 3 – 18 support only QSFP28: 100GE mode
• 3 4 5 6 14 13 12 11
Inserting a QSFP28 pluggable in any unprovisioned
client xcvr port shall be automatically provisioned to 7 8 9 10 18 17 16 15
100GE mode
• Provisioning of 100GE mode shall be allowed for all 100GE 100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE
client xcvr ports (3-18) 100GE 100GE 100GE
Line 2
• Unsupported client xcvr modes and plug types will be Up to 800G
blocked (8x100GE)
• Support Line configurations:

• 95-800-E (Ports 3-10 or 11-18)
• 95-400-O (Ports 3-6 or 11-14)
• 95-200-O (Ports 3-4 or 11-12)

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Waveserver 5
Service Profile “400GE” – Homogeneous 400GE (Lab Ready)
• Traffic priority Line 1 Profile “400GE”
Up to 800G
• Line 1: 3 > 7 (2x400GE)
• Line 2: 11 > 15 400GE 400GE
• Profile “400GE”:
• Ports 3, 7, 11, 15 support only QSFP-DD: 400GE mode 3 11
• Provisioning blocked for Port 4 – 6, 8 – 10, 12 – 14, & 7 15
16 – 18
• Unsupported client xcvr modes and plug types will be
blocked 400GE 400GE
Line 2 LAB READY
• Support Line configurations: Up to 800G
• 95-800-E (Ports 3, 7 or 11, 15) (2x400GE)
• 95-400-O (Ports 3 or 11)

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Waveserver 5
Service Profile “mixed-ethernet” – Mixed Ethernet
• Line 1: 3 > 4 > 5 > 6 > 7 > 8 > 9 > 10
• Line 2: 11 > 12 > 13 > 14 > 15 > 16 > 17 > 18
• Profile “mixed-ethernet”:
• Ports 3, 7, 11 & 15 are bilingual ports that support QSFP28 (100GE) and QSFP-DD (400GE-Lab Ready) mode
• Inserting a QSFP28 pluggable in any unprovisioned client xcvr port shall be automatically provisioned to 100GE
mode
• Inserting a QSFP-DD pluggable in any unprovisioned client xcvr port shall be automatically provisioned to 400GE
mode (Lab Ready)
• Port 4 – 6, 8 – 10, 12 – 14, & 16 – 18 support QSFP28 (100GE mode)
• Unsupported client xcvr modes and plug types will be blocked
• Limitation: When Port 3 is provisioned as 400GE, provisioning for Port 4-5-6 is blocked, and Port 9-10 cannot carry
traffic. Recommendations is to use 400GE on Port 7.
• Support Line configurations (refer to next slides for client configurations):
• 95-800-E
• 95-400-O
• 95-200-O
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Line 1 Profile “Mixed Ethernet”
Waveserver 5 Up to 800G
(2x400GE)
Service Profile “mixed-ethernet” – Mixed Ethernet 400GE
400GE
3 11
7 15
Up to 800G
(8x100GE) 100GE 100GE 100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE 400GE 400GE
100GE LAB READY
Line 2
Up to 800G
(2x400GE)
3 4 5 6 14 13 12 11 95-800-E
Line 1
7 8 9 10 18 17 16 15 Up to 800G
(Mix GE) 100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE
Line 2
Up to 800G 3 4 5 6 14 13 12 11
(8x100GE) 95-800-E
7 15
400GE
400GE LAB READY
Line 2
Up to 800G
(Mix GE)
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Waveserver 5
Service Profile “mixed-ethernet” – Mixed Ethernet

Up to 400G
100GE 100GE 100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE Profile “Mixed Ethernet”
Line 1
3 4 5 6 14 13 12 11 Up to 200G 95-200-O
100GE
100GE 100GE 100GE
Line 2 3 4 12 11
Up to 400G
Line 1
95-400-O
Up to 400G
400GE 400GE
Line 2
3 11 Up to 200G
LAB READY
Line 2
Up to 400G
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Waveserver 5
Traffic Profile “mixed-otn-ethernet” – Mixed OTL4.4 and 100GE
• Standalone line supports rates up to 600Gbps (6x Profile “mix-ont-ethernet”

OTL4.4 / 100GE) Line 1 OTL4.4
OTL4.4 OTL4.4 OTL4.4 OTL4.4
OTL4.4
100GE 100GE 100GE 100GE
• Supports up to 6 x OTL4.4 clients per line Up to 400G
4 5 6 14 13 12
• Line 1: 4 > 5 > 6 > 8 > 9 > 10
8 16
• Line 2: 12 > 13 > 14 > 16 > 17 > 18
• Profile “mixed-ethernet”:
• Port 4-6, 8-10, 12-14, 16-18 support QSFP28: OTL4.4 Line 2 OTL4.4 95-400-O OTL4.4
Up to 400G 100GE 100GE
mode, 100GE mode
• Unsupported client xcvr modes and plug types will be
Line 1 OTL4.4 OTL4.4
blocked OTL4.4
100GE 100GE
OTL4.4
Up to 200G
• Support Line configurations:
• 95-400-O
4 5 13 12
• 95-200-O
Line 2 95-200-O
Up to 200G

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Regen

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Waveserver 5
Regen application: Client stitching (1-sled/2-modem configuration)
Regen Node Terminal-style (2.0.0)
Line Transcoding Ethernet

OTN
Line Rate Up to 800G
Pluggable at Regen Node QSFP28 or QSFP-DD (Lab Ready) or AOC (for 100GE/OTL4.4 only)
Service Profile at Regen Node Matching profile as terminal node
Service Profile at Terminal Node Homogeneous 100GE, Homogeneous 400GE (Lab Ready), Mixed Ethernet, Mixed
OTL4.4/100GE
Clients at Terminal Node 100GE, 400GE (Lab Ready), OTL4.4
Provisioning at Regen Node • Configure line PORT odu-termination-mode to terminate
• Configure client XCVR mode to match terminal node
• NOTE:
• Full regen support with FOIC1.4 will be available in a future release
• Any configuration deployed in OS 2.0.0 will have to be reconfigured (Traffic affecting) to support
FOIC1.4
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400GE Clients are LAB READY
Waveserver 5
Regen application: Client stitching (1-sled/2-modem configuration)
All signals are passed through using 160-9460-xxx AOC
Waveserver 5
Waveserver 5
Waveserver
Waveserver
Photonic Layer … Photonic Layer
… …
5
5
Node A Node B
Regen node – Node C
Regen node – Node C Supported Transmission Modes Supported Link Optimization Modes
client equipment and type
AOC with OTL4.4 client or 100GE 95_GBaud_200G_O Non-Linear
AOC with OTL4.4 client, 100GE or 400GE (with QSFP-DD – Lab Ready) 95_GBaud_400G_O
Standard
AOC with 100GE client or 400GE (with QSFP-DD – Lab Ready) 95_GBaud_800G_E

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Waveserver 5
Regen application: Profile 100GE (800G)
95-800-E
95-800-E
2 1 2 1 2 1
100GE 100GE
100GE 7 3 100GE 7 3 100GE 7 3 100GE
100GE 100GE
100GE 8 4 100GE 8 4 100GE 8 4 100GE
100GE 100GE
100GE 9 5 100GE 9 5 100GE 9 5 100GE
100GE 100GE
100GE 10 6 100GE 10 6 100GE 10 6 100GE
18 14 18 14 18 14
17 13 17 13 17 13
16 12 16 12 16 12
15 11 15 11 15 11
Homogeneous Homogeneous
Homogeneous
100GE Profile 100GE Profile
100GE Profile
QSFP28 or AOC QSFP28
QSFP28
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400GE Clients are LAB READY
Waveserver 5
Regen application: Profile Mixed Ethernet (800G)
95-800-E
95-800-E
2 1 2 1 2 1
400GE 100GE
400GE 7 3 100GE 7 3 400GE 7 3 100GE
100GE
8 4 100GE 8 4 8 4 100GE
100GE
9 5 100GE 9 5 9 5 100GE
100GE
10 6 100GE 10 6 10 6 100GE
18 14 18 14 18 14
17 13 17 13 17 13
16 12 16 12 16 12
15 11 15 11 15 11
Mixed Ethernet Profile Mixed Ethernet Profile Mixed Ethernet Profile

QSFP-DD & QSPF28 QSFP-DD & QSPF28/AOC QSFP-DD & QSPF28
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Waveserver 5
Regen application: Profile 100GE or Mixed Ethernet (400G & 200G)
95-400-O
95-400-O
2 1 2 1 2 1
100GE
7 3 100GE 7 3 7 3 100GE
100GE
8 4 100GE 8 4 8 4 100GE
100GE
9 5 100GE 9 5 9 5 100GE
100GE
10 6 100GE 10 6 10 6 100GE
18 14 18 14 18 14
17 13 17 13 17 13
16 12 16 12 16 12
15 11 15 11 15 11
Mixed Ethernet Profile - Mixed Ethernet Profile - QSFP28/AOC Mixed Ethernet Profile - QSFP28
QSFP28
Note: For 95-200-O, remove Port 5(13) & 6(14)
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Waveserver 5
Regen application: Profile Mixed OTN Ethernet (400G & 200G)
95-400-O
95-400-O
2 1 2 1 2 1
7 3 7 3 7 3
OTL4.4 OTL4.4
100GE 8 4 100GE 8 4 100GE 8 4 100GE
OTL4.4
9 5 100GE 9 5 9 5 100GE
OTL4.4
10 6 100GE 10 6 10 6 100GE
18 14 18 14 18 14
17 13 17 13 17 13
16 12 16 12 16 12
15 11 15 11 15 11
Mixed OTN Ethernet Profile - QSFP28/AOC Mixed OTN Ethernet Profile - QSFP28
Mixed OTN Ethernet Profile - QSFP28
Note: For 95-200-O, remove Port 8(16) & 6(14)
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Waveserver 5
Regen application: Profile Mixed OTN Ethernet & 100GE (400G & 200G)
95-400-O
95-400-O
2 1 2 1 2 1
7 3 100GE
7 3 7 3 100GE
OTL4.4 OTL4.4
8 4 100GE 8 4 8 4 100GE
OTL4.4
9 5 100GE 5 9 5 100GE
OTL4.4
10 6 100GE 6 10 6 100GE
18 14 14 18 14
17 13 17 13 17 13
16 12 16 12 16 12
15 11 15 11 15 11
Ethernet Profile - QSFP28 Mixed OTN Ethernet Profile - QSFP28 Ethernet Profile - QSFP28
Note: For 95-200-O, remove Port 5 & 6 on terminals and Port 8(16) & 6(14) on regn
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Software

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Waveserver 5
Tools, Diagnostics and Software features
• Comms (refer to CFN Volume 2)

• SLTE Comms Channel
• In-Band Comms
• Wayside Channel
• Performance Monitoring (CLI)

• Parity with Waveserver Ai R1.5 PMs:
• Optical Power Profile
• Modem Profile
• OTU Profile
• ODU Profile
• Ethernet Profile (Rx)
• Ethernet Profile (Tx)

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Waveserver 5
LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol)
• Support LLDP snooping only for Ethernet clients

• LLDP snooping provides information about the near-end and far-end client devices that exchange LLDP messages
transparently through the Waveserver
• LLDP snooping provides vital information about the type of equipment attached, the blade and port it is connected to
• LLDP is used in validating connections and determining last LLDP message exchanged when a link failure occurs
LLDP Snooping: LLDP Snooping:
Router1 - port 5/4 Router4 – port 5/4
Router5 - Port 5/5 Router9 – port 5/5
5/4 5/4
Router 1 Latest LLDP Message Router4
5/5 Last Good LLDP Message X 5/5
Router 5 LLDP Router9
Messages
• By default, LLDP snooping is Enabled on all client ports
• LLDP snooping can be disabled/enabled on port, pluggable module or chassis level

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Waveserver 5
LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol)
Support LLDP snooping only for Ethernet clients (con’t)

• On the 100GE and 400GE client ports (Lab Ready), Waveserver 5 supports the mode of operation LLDP
snooping. You can manually enable or disable LLDP on each Waveserver 5 client port.
• Waveserver 5 uses client side far-end equipment discovery over IEEE802.1AB based LLDP protocol. The
feature supports monitoring and processing of those LLDP frames
• Waveserver 5 does not advertise itself on the client ports via transmitting LLDP frames and keeps tunneling
the LLDP
• Client Port LLDP Snooping provides:
• Client side snooping of client equipment LLDP frames
• Processing of TLVs defined in the standard
• Raw interpretation and display of organizationally specific TLVs
• LLDP Statistics
• LLDP SNMP MIB with trapping changes in the neighbor data
• REST APIs resembling the SNMP MIB for Essentials App and Client applications

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Waveserver 5 400GE Clients are LAB READY
Loopback support
Port Loopback type Support

Line Rx √
Tx X
100GE client Rx √
Tx √
400GE client Rx √
Tx √
OTL4.4 client Rx √
Tx √
Rx loopbacks Tx loopbacks
Line ports
Tx Tx
Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Rx Rx Tx
Rx Tx
Client Client
ports ports

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Waveserver 5
Trail Trace Identifiers (TTI)
Overview
• The Trail-Trace Identifiers string is a part of the OTN overhead from modems that connect
Waveserver 5 nodes. Waveserver 5 supports multiple layers of TTI on both the line side port, the
line side channel, the OTL4.4 client ports.
• The MCP Topology Discovery feature will allow Blue Planet MCP to discover the topology and
components of a Waveserver 5 network through the Trail-Trace Identifier (TTI) strings of the
OTN overhead.
• The TTI string has three components:
• SAPI (Source Access Point Identifier; the source address)
• DAPI (Destination Access Point Identifier; the destination address)
• OPER (Operator specified)
• Each TTI component has three parts:
• Transmit string (tx) — the string you send to the far-end node.
• Receive string (rx) — the string you receive from the far-end node.
• Expected string (exp) — the string you expect to receive from the far-end node.
• TIM conditioning
• User can select consequent action (none, alarm-only, squelch-traffic)
• A mismatch mode that will trigger signal conditioning and squelch-traffic when TIM is activated
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Waveserver 5
Overview (con’t)
• TTI could be provisioned and monitored on the following layers:
• Line side port: port trace section = OTUCn SM (Section Monitoring) TTI
• Line side port: port trace path = ODUCn PM (Path Monitoring)TTI
• Line side channel: channel trace = ODUk PM TTI
• OTL4.4 client port: port trace section = OTUk SM TTI
• OTL4.4 client port: port trace path = ODUk PM TTI
• The following TTI provisioning could be done with at least admin access privileges:
• Assign values to TTI string components (SAPI, DAPI, and OPER) for a port section and path
• Assign values to TTI string components (SAPI, DAPI, and OPER) for a channel
• Set responses when a mismatch is detected between expected and actual TTI string values for the port path, port
section, and channel
• Clear values assigned to TTI string components (SAPI, DAPI, and OPER)
• Display current TTI values
• TTI provisioning/requests not supported on 100GE client ports
• TTI cannot be provisioned on
• ODU layer on OTU4 client port
• ODU layer on channel if associated with OTU4 client,
• ODU layer on LINE if line is in regen mode (ODUC is passthrough)
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Waveserver 5
String format
• Automatically generated TX-OPER string format
UUUUUUUUUUUU-SL-SS-PPP-SP-CH
Channel Number
Subport Number
Port Number
Subslot Number
Slot Number
Universally Unique ID – MAC*
*Note : MAC used is the CP Local Management MAC (as seen when using the "chassis show mac" cli command)

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Waveserver 5
Integrated Test Set (ITS) support
Waveserver 5 supports Integrated Test Set (ITS)

• Parity to Waveserver Ai
• 100GE Ethernet clients only
• ITS can be enabled on multiple client ports on the same module simultaneously. Existing traffic on other
client ports is not affected.
• Race track mode only supported, in which only Gen_B and MON_A points apply.
• User manually sets up client Tx loopback or can set a physical fiber loopback
• A test report and an event log can be generated and exported during the test or once the test is done but
not exited. Note: Test report must be retrieved before the test is exited (patterns set to No Pattern).
• In Waveserver OS 2.0.0, ITS is subject to licensing (refer to CFN Volume 2 for more licensing information)
Client Port Number
Protocol Test Patterns Error Injections ITS Mode
3/11 4/12 5/13 6/14 7/15 8/16 9/17 10/18
100GE 802.3ba Continuous Idle Errors or
100GE Race Track √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
(IDLEs) Single bit error
x = unsupported
√ = Supported
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Waveserver 5 Supported Photonic configurations

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6500 S-series
Wide range of applications
Fixed filter CMD42 Flexible Grid

R12.72
Colorless Direct Attach Colorless Directionless Colorless, Directionless,
Point-to-Point Contentionless
FIM
FIM
Less flexible More flexible

From pre-engineered to flexible and programmable optical photonics networks
• 6500 S-series • Point-to-point:

• ADJ-TX/RX support & SPLI support - R12.6 & above • Directly connected to each other
• TRANSMODE=95GBAUD_800G_E
• TRANSMODE=95GBAUD_400G_O
• Thin Terminal with CMD42 (with or without MLA3)
• TRANSMODE=95GBAUD_200G_O • Link Engineering is required for all configurations
• Supported as of R12.1 and above (Flex Grid)
provisioned as “Foreign Coherent” type with WL5e
parameters on the ADJ-TX/RX
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6500 Reconfigurable Line System
Passive Terminal (Future) CDC (R1.1) CDA (Future)
DLA FIM
TP
TP
S
S
RLA 1x32 RLA 1x12
CMD42
CCMD16
CCMD8x24
1-degree w/ 48-ch add/drop 2-deg w/ 32-ch add/drop

Terminal w/ 42-ch add/drop
(up to 8 degrees) per direction
As above with
Trunk Protection Switch 1-degree w/ 24-ch add/drop
(up to 16 degrees) 1-degree w/ 96-ch add/drop
• Link Engineering is required for all configurations

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Foreign Line System
• Link Engineering is required for all configurations

• Foreign line system need to support flex grid spectrum with filters greater than 112GHz or colorless

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Trunk OPS
• Only applies to THIN terminal applications
• 1 + 1 trunk protection with STORM using CMD42, TPS and DLM (RLS)
• Waveserver 5 supports 1+1 trunk protection with STORM using CMD42, TPS and DLM (RLS).
For this configuration, TPS switch time is less than 10 ms and Waveserver 5 traffic recovery
time is less than 50 ms.
• 1 + 1 trunk protection with STORM using CMD42, OPS and 6500-S amplifiers
• Waveserver 5 supports 1 + 1 trunk protection with STORM using CMD42, OPS and 6500-S
amplifiers. For this configuration, OPS switch time is less than 10 ms and Waveserver 5 traffic
recovery is less than 50 ms.

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Solutions Engineering & Introduction (SE&I)

March 20th, 2020

Waveserver OS 2.0.0 Customer FN

This is Volume 1 of 2 Customer FN documents for Waveserver OS 2.0.0

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Issue Date Reason for change

4 March 20th, 2020 Slide 40: Tx Line loopback not supported

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• New Waveserver Interface Modules:

• New Pluggable Interface:

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• Best-in-class spectral efficiency

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Note: Future releases will support additional variants and modes

With Waveserver 5, Tx Compensation Mode is either Auto (default), or FIXEDTX or Search

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Waveserver 5 Port numbering for double slot module

Line QSFP-DD/QSFP28 QSFP28

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4 x QSFP28 100GE clients per line

1 x QSFP-DD 400GE client per line

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4x100G DR4 QSFP-DD, 500M

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Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients Waveserver 5 with OTL4.4 clients

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Line Ethernet, OTN Ethernet, OTN Ethernet, OTN OTN

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• Support Line configurations:

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Line 1 Profile “Mixed Ethernet”

• Standalone line supports rates up to 600Gbps (6x Profile “mix-ont-ethernet”

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Regen Node Terminal-style (2.0.0)

Line Transcoding Ethernet

All signals are passed through using 160-9460-xxx AOC

AOC with OTL4.4 client or 100GE 95_GBaud_200G_O Non-Linear

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Mixed Ethernet Profile Mixed Ethernet Profile Mixed Ethernet Profile

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• Comms (refer to CFN Volume 2)

• Performance Monitoring (CLI)

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• Support LLDP snooping only for Ethernet clients

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Support LLDP snooping only for Ethernet clients (con’t)

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Port Loopback type Support