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Broadband Access Network & Services M.C.Chaube, I.T.S. GM (Broadband & Value Added Services) MTNL Delhi

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Agenda  Background  Broadband Subscribers-Global Facts?  What is Broadband ?  Broadband Network Architecture  Broadband Service Applications  MTNL Broadband Services Rollout Plan  MTNL Broadband Services Tariff Plans  Wi-Fi India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Introduction

▼ Exponential growth of Internet/DataTraffic ▼ Internet has changed the fundamental Paradigm of Telecom Networks: Data Centric ▼ Lights, Camera, Action! : User Centric Video Services- Triple Play(Voice, Video & Data) dominates for fixed providers

Motivations for Broadband :

▼ Broadband Policy-DoT, Govt. of India ▼ Regulatory Environment ▼ Improve Productivity & Efficiency of our Internet Service Users/Corporate Customers ▼ Creating New Revenue Generating Streams: HSI, VPLAN(L2), VoD, Broadcast TV & Gaming

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IP Based Services - Growth

Video Audio

Graphics Text

Pull Media

Push Media

E-mail

FTP

Text based Chat

Web Surfing

Online Banking

Online Shopping

Interactive Games Interactive Distance Learning

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Video

Conferencing

Streaming text and graphics

(weather, stock info)

Music on Demand Video on Demand Tele-services (medicine, govt)

Streaming rt-audio (music, news)

Streaming rt- video (news, sports)

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What is Broadband? 

An ‘always-on’ data connection that is able to support interactive services including Internet access and has the

capability of the minimum download speed of 256 kbps to an individual subscriber from the Point Of Presence (POP) of the service provider. Enhanced DSL Standards and Technologies for Broadband :

MTNL Tri Band

ADSL2+ (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line 2+)

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Total Broadband: 123 Million Broadband Subscribers Worldwide Q2 2004 EMEA 26%

Americas 30%

Asia Pacific 44%

Source: ITU / DSL Forum India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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DSL 63.38%

Second Quarter 2004 DSL Continues to Dominate the Broadband Market Cable modems 29.11%

Others 0.18%

FTTx 7.34%

Source: ITU / DSL Forum India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Developmental Global Facts  In 2003 alone, DSL deployment grew nearly 80% globally  First quarter 2004 showed the biggest quarterly growth of all time for DSL, adding 9.5 million globally  Percentage penetration of main phone lines is the key indicator of broadband DSL’s success.  Globally, 7.3% of the world’s main India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Developmental Global Facts

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Source: ITU / DSL Forum

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Top 10 DSL Countries by Total Subscribers Number Q2 2004 Ranking Country Total DSL Rankin Country g

Total DSL

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China

12,710,0 00

6

France

4,687,000

2

Japan

12,068,718

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Italy

3,332,975

3

USA

11,434,254

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UK

2,724,698

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South Korea

6,666,190

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Taiwan

2,720,000

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German

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5,000,000

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Canada Source: ITU / 2,436,246 DSL Forum

Top 10 DSL Countries by Penetration Q2 2004 Rankin Country Penetratio Ranking n (DSL/100 g

Country Penetrati on (DSL/100 phone lines)

phone lines)

1

South Korea

28.66

6

Israel

17.10

2

Taiwan

20.76

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Japan

16.96

3

Hong Kong

19.59

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Denmark

15.03

4

Iceland

18.14

9

Singapore

13.91

5

Belgium

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17.89

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Source: ITU / 13.87 DSL Forum Netherlan

ADSL (Asymmetric DSL) Transmit asymmetric data stream: more going downstream to the subscriber less coming upstream back

 Discrete Multi-Tone (DMT) was selected as the official line coding standard.  Suitable for Internet access,VoD and Interactive Services which are actually asymmetric in nature.  DSL is not a “Line” at all but a “Modem” technology. Typically a “Modem Pair”.

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Amplitude Spectra

ADSL Frequency Spectrum

2 Wire Twisted Pair

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F1(high)

F2(low)

F3(high)

F[kHz] 13

Broadband by DSL Anywhere

• The technologies that enable the delivery today of – High bandwidth low latency data, – Voice and – Video services All via DSL, to any customer served by a copper loop

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Broadband by DSL Anywhere Techniques Tools Exist Today toImprove Loop Qualification and Conditioning Overlay Access Technologies Integrate POTS and DSL in Remotes:BB-DLC Enhance DSL Standards and Technologies: ADSL2+ India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Broadband Services Network Architecture PSTN Phone PC STB

GE ADSL CPE Telephone Line

ADSL Linecard

ADSL Access Mux DSLAM

Customer Premises India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

Broadband /IP Network

ISP VSP

MTNL Telephone Exchange MTNL Broadband Network & ISP 16

ADSL2+(Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) • Up to 20Mb/s downstream (8Mb/s

typical) • Up to 1Mb Upstream (640kb/s typical) • Analogue telephony at baseband

DSLAM Voice (PSTN)

Data (IP)

Exchange

Existing Telephone Lines Remote ADSL BuildingUnit & “splitter”

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Custom er Premise s

PC/LAN with

standard data interface

TV with set top box 17

Video, Data & Telephony on One Line Triple Play Video & Data as ATM Cells &/or IP Packets High Speed Internet

TV Any th

in g

that

can be d i

gitis e

d

All in Addition to Existing Telephone (Voice) Services India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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MTNL Broadband Services with High Speed Internet Always-On now &Video Content in Future Video Servers VoD

Telephone

ADSL 2+ Internet

Broadband Network

Upto 20 Mbit/s Telephone Upto 640Kbps/1Mbps

Network

Live Broadcast India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

Telephone Line

PC

TV

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Broadband Network Components  DSLAMs & ADSL CPEs  BBRASs  Network Operating Centre (NOC) – SSSS/ Service Provisioning System & EMS/NMS  LAN Switches High Range(Tier 1) & Middle Range (Tier 2)  Dark Fiber from: DSLAMs to LAN SW Tier 2 LAN SW Tier 2 to LAN SW Tier 1 LAN SW Tier1 to BBRAS BBRAS to Existing ISP Setup (i.e. Routers/Billing Servers) India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Broadband Network Architecture ISP Setup

NOC

GE 10km LX SM

Ethernet Switch

GE 70km LH SM

GW GW Router Router

Ethernet Switch

GE 550km SX SM STM 16 optical

NOC LanSwc

BRAS (ERX)

BRAS (ERX)

BRAS (ERX)

BRAS (ERX)

Tier I LanSwc 7700R Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

Tier II LS 7700R

Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

IP DSLAM

Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

IP DSLAM

IP DSLAM DLC 48 port Lan switch India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan

IP DSLAM 280– 1150 IP port DSLAM

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Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Switch

IP DSLAM IP DSLAM

Ethernet Switch

DLC Lan switch

IP DSLAM

IP DSLAM 48 port

Ethernet Switch

IP DSLAM

IP DSLAM 280– 1150 port

IP DSLAM

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Broadband Services PSTN/ ISDN

PHONE

with

ADSL 2+

INTERNET

DSLAM

Router

INTERNET ACCESS

BB/IPMPLS Network

CONTENT PROVIDER

VIDEO ACCESS

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VIDEO ON DEMAND SERVER

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Broadband Services Applications  High Speed Internet Access Always-On (Talk & Surf Simultaneously on same Telephone Line )  LAN Access (Teleworking): Virtual Private Network (VPN) for Corporate Customers  Broadcast TV/Video On Demand Video Conferencing, Gaming & Home Shopping-Interactive Services  Distance Learning & Tele Medicine 

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Potential Broadband/ ADSL Services Users in Delhi & Mumbai  Each customer served by MTNL Telephone Line on Copper Pair is a potential Broadband Services customer- Particularly Internet Service Users  MTNL will make possible to reach them with ADSL2+ based Broadband Service India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Wi-Fi Public Access Service  Based on 802.11 b or 802.11 g standards in 2.4 GHz band, providing connectivity at 11 mbps or 55 mbps  Government Policy allows in-campus use at low power.  World-wide exponential growth of hot-spots. India needs to catch up  Provides mobility, convenience and increased productivity India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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MTNL Initiative – Wi-Fine Project  Leverage strength of being largest ISP in Delhi and Mumbai and complement its Broadband services roll-out  Centralized Architecture, enabling account portability, better management, billing and easy integration  Connectivity through 2 mbps lease lines or ADSL Based Broadband Access Network  Focus of Wi-Fine on public access and netizens India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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What is Wi -Fi • Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) enables users with a lap top to access the internet from a Hot Spot. A Hot Spot is an indoor or outdoor space, covered by wireless signals.

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Typical Wi-Fi Hot Spot CPE

Install a CPE/ hardware in the false ceiling or Wall/ Convenient location of Customers’ premises, without disturbing the aesthetics. India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Typical Wi –Fi Locations

Airport Lounges  Conference and Convention Centers like the Vigyan Bhawan and Pragiti Maidan.  Large Corporations  Lobbies of Specialty Hospitals, to enable relatives and friends of patients to work while they wait. India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Who uses Wi • Frequent travellers who work on the move -Fi and always have a lot of catching up to do and must stay connected with their office and colleagues, wherever they are.

• Those who need to access Servers in their HO. • Administrators, Technocrats,Scientists and Academics who regularly participate in Seminars and Conferences. • Just about anybody who owns a lap top. • People who want to utilise time while they are waiting for meetings at places like airport lounges, hotel lobbies etc.. India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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Questions India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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MTNL Broadband Services MTNL

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MTNL BROADBAND INTERNET SERVICES TARIFF PLANS Monthly Free Data

Monthly DSL Minimum Usage Charge

DSL 399

256 UL 400 Kbps MB

Rs.399

Rs 4,399

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Rs.1.20/- per MB

DSL 749

256 Kbps

UL

750 MB

Rs.749

Rs. 8,200

1

Rs.1.20/- per MB

DSL 1199

256 Kbps

UL

1.25 GB

Rs.1199

Rs.12, 900

2

Rs.1.20/- per MB

DSL 2399

512 UL Kbps

2.5 Rs.2399 GB

Rs. 25,900

3

Rs.1.10/- per MB

DSL 3999

512 Kbps

UL

5 GB

Rs.3999

NA

4

Rs.1.10/- per MB

DSL 7199

512 Kbps

UL

10 GB

Rs. 7199

NA

5

Rs.1.10/- per MB

DSL Silver

1.0 Mbps

UL

28 GB

Rs.19, 999

NA

6

Rs.1.10/- per MB

DSL Gold 1.0 Mbps India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

UL

56 GB

Rs.39, 999

NA

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33 Rs.1.10/- per MB

Broadband Plan

Bandwidth Download Speed

(Volume Based)

Free Monthly Usage in hour

Download

Annual DSL No. of Addl. Usage Subscription Free Charges beyond Option Email Monthly free Usage IDs with 4MB

Initial Deposit and other charges for Broadband Internet Service Tariff Plans Particulars

Charges

Rs. 500/-* One Time Registration Charge (with Tel Bill - Non refundable)

(*No

Registration Charge of Broadband/ADSL Internet with new line booking in all land line Plans)

DSL Installation & Testing Rs. 300/Charges (with Tel Bill) Initial Deposit for DSL CPE Rs. 500/-* (* Not applicable for one time(with Tel Bill - Non Customer Owned CPE) refundable) Monthly Rent for CPE

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Rs. 80/-*

(* Not applicable for

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MTNL Broadband Services Rollout Plan • The customers can make Registration/ booking of the broadband Services in advanced and wait list Area wise will be made to provision the Broadband Connection.  Initial Launch: MTNL Broadband Services will be available from 14th Jan. 2005 in the following four Exchange Area 1. Kidwai Bhawan 2.BCP 3. NP 4. OKH  Next Phase MTNL Broadband Services will be available in 40 Sitesimportant Telephone Exchanges/Areas of Delhi & Mumbai will be covered by Jan end/ middle of Feb.2005.  Remaining areas of entire Delhi & Mumbai will be covered by March-April 2005.  Total No. of Ports 3.54 Lakhs in Delhi & Mumbai India/MTNL/Broadband Services/Jan 2005

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