Cisco 1004-CH - 1004 Enet/ISDN/Bri Rter Specifications Page 49

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System Specifications 3-49
Common Core Group
Wireless
Support is available for analog and digital cellular, wireless data, and enhanced specialized
mobile radio (ESMR) services from a single BPX 8600 switch.
Broadband and Narrowband Services
The BPX 8600 series switch has a modular design that supports the following broadband and
narrowband user services:
Broadband shelf
Virtual trunking
Multicast
Tag Switching
Broadband Shelf
The broadband shelf provides a 20-Gbps crosspoint switching fabric in a 15-slot chassis. Three
slots are reserved for common control modules, and 12 slots are provided for interface modules.
The switch has a midplane design, and each front card has a corresponding line module providing
the physical interface to the transmission media. This design permits easy upgrading or replacing
of function modules without disturbing cabling.
The broadband shelf design includes four functional card groups: the common core group, the
broadband switch group, the service interface group, and the network interface group. A separate
network management interface provides the connection to the StrataView Plus network
management platform.
Common Core Group
Common core cards provide the following functions:
ATM cell switching
Internal and remote node communication
Node synchronization
Network management communication
Shelf management communication
Alarm and status monitoring
The broadband controller card is a microprocessor-based system that is used to control the overall
operation and provide circuit switching for the BPX 8600 switch. The broadband controller card is
a front card that is usually equipped as a standard pair, which is a system option. Slot 7 and Slot 8
are reserved fro the primary and secondary, or standby, broadband controller cards. Each broadband
controller card requires a corresponding redundant line module back card.
There are three broadband controller interface cards:
BCC-4
The BCC-4 is a new 19.2-Gbps control card that enhances the potential of Stratm technology in
nodes equipped with BXM function modules. The BCC-4 provides enhanced processing power for
general administrative node functions and provides the BPX with a 16 x 32 switching matrix. The
BCC-4 supports 4 MB of BRAM and 128 MB of DRAM.
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