Compact 1-Port Mini GPON OLT for FTTX Networks

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Compact 1-Port GPON Mini OLT for FTTX Networks

Designed for cost-effective Fiber-to-the-X (FTTX) deployments, this mini OLT delivers high-performance access solutions in a space-efficient form factor. Ideal for small to medium-sized networks, it integrates advanced traffic management, automated provisioning, and robust reliability features. Key capabilities include:

• 16K MAC Address Table: Supports layer 2 switching for up to 16,384 endpoints, ensuring efficient subscriber management.
• Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation (DBA): Optimizes upstream/downstream bandwidth utilization based on real-time traffic demands.
• Port Aggregation: Combines multiple uplink interfaces for load balancing and redundancy.
• Granular QoS: Enforces traffic prioritization and rate limiting at the port level.
• Zero-Touch ONU Provisioning: Auto-discovers, registers, and configures ONUs via serial number recognition.
• VLAN & Multicast Control: Enables flexible network segmentation and efficient multicast streaming.
• IGMP Snooping: Reduces unnecessary multicast traffic by tracking subscriber joins/leaves.
• Cloud-Ready Management: Integrates with remote platforms via SNMP/TR-069 for centralized monitoring.
• Optical Diagnostics: Proactive fault detection with comprehensive alarm reporting.
• Dual Power Supply: Redundant power inputs for uninterrupted operation.
• Flexible Uplink: Supports electrical (RJ45) or optical (SFP) modules for diverse network topologies.
• Compact Design: 1U rack-mountable chassis with low power consumption (
• Scalability: Single PON port supports up to 128 ONUs under full configuration.

FAQ:

1. Q: How does the 16K MAC table benefit dense FTTX deployments?
   A: A 16K MAC capacity ensures the OLT can manage up to 16,384 unique devices without MAC address flooding, critical for subscriber-dense areas where thousands of endpoints require concurrent connectivity.

2. Q: What advantages does DBA offer over static bandwidth allocation?
   A: DBA dynamically adjusts bandwidth based on traffic patterns, prioritizing latency-sensitive services (e.g., VoIP, video) while maximizing overall network efficiency during peak hours.

3. Q: Can this mini OLT combine multiple uplink connections for higher throughput?
   A: Yes, via port aggregation (LACP), it can bond multiple gigabit uplink interfaces into a single logical link, providing load balancing and redundancy for critical backhaul.

4. Q: How does automated ONU provisioning simplify network rollout?
   A: The OLT auto-discovers ONUs via their unique identifiers, auto-registers them using preconfigured templates, and applies policies remotely—eliminating manual configuration and reducing deployment time.

5. Q: What cloud management protocols are supported for remote monitoring?
   A: It supports industry-standard protocols like SNMP and TR-069, enabling integration with third-party network management systems (NMS) for real-time status tracking, firmware updates, and fault diagnostics.