Network Carriers

Network carrier operators use Waystream access switches for FTTH and FTTB installations. In these versatile networks the switches are the infrastructure to deliver residential and business broadband services. This includes Internet access but also more advanced layer2 and layer3 VPN services with conditioners and traffic prioritization for different traffic classes.

View our recommended products for Network Carriers below.

MS7000

Layer 2 FTTH switch, 24 or 48 SFP-based downlink ports with four 10Gbit/s SFP+ uplinks.

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MS8000

Layer 2 FTTH switch, 28 or 52 SFP+-based downlink ports supporting 1/10Gbit/s speed.

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Optical Accessories

Ultra Low Power SFP modules reducing power consumption by up 70%.

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Management and control of carrier networks requires integration with NetConf, which allows the Waystream switches to be controlled as part of a more complex chain of network equipment when provisioning services.

Interested in Waystream and our products? For more information about how we work with Network Carriers, please contact our Sales department.

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