Nokia Optical LAN portfolio

June 2024

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Market traction validates Nokia Network Infrastructure strategy
Decades of investment build leadership position in Europe

#1 Optical networks Europe #1 IP total routing EMEA #1 PON OLT in EMEA

Others;
4,20% Others
ZTE 4%
Others Nokia 8%
24% Juniper 15,60%
25% Nokia 28,10%
Adtran
14% Nokia
Ribbon3% 44%
ZTE 4%

Infinera Huawei 25,60%

Huawei
10% 24% Huawei
Ciena Cisco
26,50% 30%
10%

Nokia finishing #1 IP in EMEA for 6th Nokia sustains long-term #1

Nokia #1 optical vendor in Europe
consecutive year leadership PON in EMEA
Dell’Oro: Service provider router & switch quarterly report 4Q23 Dell’Oro: Broadband access reports 4Q23

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What is Optical LAN

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What is Optical LAN?
A smarter way to structure the network based on PON technology

Traditional LAN Optical LAN

CAT Fiber

KEY BENEFITS

• Less equipment , less cables

• Less floor space
Aggregation Passive • Less power consumption
switches splitters
• Easier maintenance
• Cost-efficient upgrades
• Carrier grade reliability
• Military grade security

Optical LAN
Core switch
OLT

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Nokia Optical LAN
The Logic of Optical LAN

Passive Optical LAN Fiber nodes Pluggable

ONT
Command Center

4 port ONT

8 port ONT

16 port ONT

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Optical LAN: more benefits at a lower cost

Huge Capacity Lower TCO

10 Gbps
25 Gbps Up to
50% savings

2.5 Gbps
Investment protection Green network

More value and

lifespan of
50+ years
7x
Smaller cable
volume
40%
Energy savings
90%
IT floor space
reduction

Based on a network with 620 end-points

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CAPEX and OPEX savings

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 Benefits of Nokia Optical LAN

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Benefits
All PON technologies over a single fiber

GPON XGS-PON 25 GPON

• 2.5Gbps downstream • 10Gbps downstream • 25Gbps downstream
• 1.2Gbps upstream • 10Gbps upstream • 10 or 25Gbps upstream

Be ready for the future On existing infrastructure

• Boost bandwidth & performance • Same fiber, splitter & OLT

• Choice of split ratio and splitter stages • Can be deployed on top of GPON
• Increase number of users • Full-service separation on same network

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 Benefits
Replacing passive
Less Cables, more throughput
cable infrastructure
comes with huge
Sensors

Available throughput

costs
per endpoint Evolution on the same fiber
cable. Upgrade requires change
>10Gb/s of electronics only Optical LAN cable
144 SM fibers (data, voice & video)

10Gb/s Optical LAN

allows to
protect the investment
1Gb/s
for a much longer time
compared to traditional LAN
100Mb/s

Disruptive and costly

upgrade: need to replace
cables and electronics to
offer higher speeds Source: TE Connectivity

Conventional cables
144 MM fiber pairs (data)
144 copper cables (4-pair, voice)
Optical fiber CAT5 CAT5e CAT6 CAT6a/CAT7
cables (30m) (100m)

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Benefits
Investment protection

Deploy and ready infrastructure for the future

• Fiber longevity beyond 50+ years
• Ease of deployment and robustness vs traditional copper cables
• Network evolutions are graceful, cost efficient and without a forklift upgrade. From GPON to XGS-PON to 25GS-PON and beyond on the same fiber (no
impact on fiber plant)

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Benefits
Sustainability

15% - 60%
power savings
Optical LAN

• eliminates the need for midspan electronics,

power, and cooling infrastructure

• uses smaller, lighter, less expensive Single

Mode Fiber (SMF) cables to reduce pathway
and space requirements Lower equipment
power consumption
Higher passive
• virtually eliminates the need to refresh technology utilization
cabling infrastructures every few years

Requires less
cooling

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 Benefits
Reliability, redundancy, security & QoS

Reliability & redundancy Security QoS

Carrier grade performance and 5 x 9 Intrinsic built-in security features Nokia Optical LAN QoS
service availability
• Military-grade security with AES-128 data • GPON Standard implementation
Redundancy encryption
• Per ONT, Ethernet Port, VLAN
• Intra-chassis • Fine grain mgt control with role &
resource-based access control Allows to define various types of
services with different priority
• Fiber optic is inherently a more secure
medium & difficult to tap-in, not subject • Uplink traffic
OLT Splitter
ONT
to EMI nor does it introduce EMI Best Effort
Additional Low-priority additional BW, Prio3

• ONTs are thin-client devices: can´t be Bandwidth Non-Assured

managed and accessed locally (unlike High prio additional BW, Prio 2

• Geo redundancy Assured

OLT Splitter switches) Fixed average BW, Prio 1
Guaranteed
Bandwidth
Specific Compliance Fixed

• US Government Security standard: FIPS • Downlink traffic

PUB 140-2
OLT Splitter Service 1 Eth. 1

US Department of Defense Joint

Service 2 ONT 1
Main – Fiber or copper • Guaranteed &
Backup – Fiber PON Max Rate
Eth. 2

Backup – Fiber or copper Copper

Interoperability Test Command (JITC) Port per Service, Port ONT 2
and ONT
Main – Fiber ONT 3

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Evolution to Next-Generation possible on same fiber network

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 Nokia POL products overview

OLT portfolio

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OLT portfolio for any deployment and any service

Powered by

FX-16 FX-8 FX-4 SF-8 DF-16 DF-32 MF-2 MF-14

Large central office Outside Low density Massive delivery of 25G

deployments deployments deployments and beyond

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Nokia POL products overview

ONT portfolio

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Nokia Optical LAN Features
• Depending on variant
ONU Terminals • Uplink: GPON or XGS PON
• User interface: 1..4 x 1G, 2.5G, 5G, 10G
• POE: G-040P-Q PoE+, compliant with IEEE
802.3af and IEEE 802.3at; Locally or remotely
powered
SFP ONT • POTS Interfaces
G-040P-Q G-040P-R
• Extended Temperature Range (G-040G-A)
• Desktop or wall mountable
• Residential WiFi

Benefits
G-240G-A U-490XP-P • Gigabit speeds to Ethernet devices
• Prioritizes services per user with the ability to burst up to
the full line rate through advanced dynamic bandwidth
management
• Guarantees very high quality of service (QoS) and security
G-010G-R / XS-010X-Q G/XS-2425/6G-A
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ONU G-040P-R Features 2024
• Uplink: GPON
• User interface: 4x 10/100/1000
• In-wall mounting
• Local or Remote powering
• 802.3af PoE/Type2 802.3at POE+/802.3bt PoE++
• Temperature (-5°C to +45°C)
• Up to 60W per LAN port and 130W across the LAN ports

Benefits
• Integrated SFU device for GPON Network
• 2P Services: Data IPTV
• Economical GPON-to-Ethernet converter

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ONU G-010G-R Features
• Uplink: GPON
• User interface: 1/2.5G
• Desktop or wall mountable ( bracket
possible)

Benefits
• Low power consumption (<3.4W)
• Economical GPON-to-Ethernet converter

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ONU XS-010X-Q Features
• Uplink: XGS PON
• User interfaces: 10Gbps

Benefits
• Gigabit speed to Ethernet devices
• Prioritizes services per user with the ability to burst up to
the full line rate through advanced dynamic bandwidth
management
• Guarantees very high quality of service (QoS) and security

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Features
ONU G-040P-Q
• Uplink: GPON with class B+ optics
• User interface: 4 x 1G
• PoE+, compliant with IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at
• Locally or remotely powered
• Desktop or wall mountable

Benefits
• Gigabit speed to Ethernet devices
• Prioritizes services per user with the ability to burst up to
the full line rate through advanced dynamic bandwidth
management
4 x 1G Eth Interfaces GPON
• Guarantees very high quality of service (QoS) and security

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ONU U-490XP-P Features
• Uplink: GPON or XGS-PON
• Interface: 8 x GE or 1 x 10GE, 4 x POTS
• Locally powered
• PoE to devices
• Ceiling, wall or desk mounted
• Temperature hardened (-25°C to +55°C)

Benefits
• Gigabit speed to Ethernet devices
• Prioritizes services per user with the ability to burst up to the full
GPON or XGSPON 1 x 10G Eth Interface 56V DC Input
line rate through advanced dynamic bandwidth management
4 x POTS 8 x 1G Eth Interfaces • Guarantees very high quality of service (QoS) and security

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Nokia Optical LAN
ONU XS-230X-A Features
• Uplink: XGS-PON
• Interfaces:
• 2xGE, 1X 100M/1G/2.5G/10G
• 2xPOTS
• Locally powered
• Wall or desk mounted
• Temperature hardened (-40°C to +65°C)

Benefits
• Triple play services
• Embedded Nokia WiFi Mesh
• Intelligent Routing
• Service per port configuration

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ONU XS/G-2426G-A Features
• Uplink: XGS/G-PON
• Interface: 2xPOTS; 4xGE
• Locally powered
• WiFi 6 RGW
• Wall or desk mounted
• Commercial temperature (-5°C to +45°C)

Benefits
• Triple play services
• Embedded Nokia WiFi Mesh
• Intelligent Routing
• Service per port configuration

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 POL command Center
PCC 5571

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5571 PCC – realistic network view

Easily customize for your environment

• Upload your floor plans
• Display ONTs in their actual location

Multiple ways to navigate to ONTs

• By floor plan: displays aggregated stats
• By Tile view
• Filtered from a list

ONT detail view

• Services
• OLT shelf, Line Termination (LT) Card and the port it is connected to
• Alarms

The floor plan gives a real time network status view, which in-turn helps in network planning & augmentation. It assists with quick reactivity to network issues.

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Optical Line Terminal (OLT) Configuration

Add an OLT with one easy step

OLT automatically discovered based on specified IP

address or address range

OLT is automatically supervised by PCC

PCC pushes pre-defined POL configuration to the

OLT based on cards installed

Single touch OLT provisioning

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Optical Network Terminal (ONT) Operations

ONT Activation
• Connect ONT to the fiber network
• POL Command Center recognizes the ONT and activates automatically
• Configures the ONT and associated ports
• Based on your default service definition
• Its that simple

Follow-up activities
• Manually assign an alternate service definition
• Modify service mapping
• Assign ONT to a location on a floor plan

Replace or Copy an ONT

Zero touch provisioning & easy management of ONTs

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Troubleshooting & alarms

PCC specific troubleshooting tasks are provided

• Fully compatible with touch and mobile devices for people on the move

Common types of faults:

• ONT down
• Cable fault
• LT card unplugged
• OLT fault

Relevant alarms shown in each view

Active alarms views at:

• OLT
• OLT card
• ONT
• service levels

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Metrics

Continuously monitor and visualize performance

using its metric data

Metrics provide an overview of the overall network

health at different intervals

Metrics based on:

• Alarms
• Ethernet Uplink Ports
• L2 Services
• IP System Parameters

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POL market references

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Nokia Optical LAN … for all use cases

600+ Global references

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 Global Hotel Chain
Office LAN VoIP High Analog
Hospitality Country: Romania telephony Speed
Internet
Phone

Project Scope OLT PON Port ONT 5571 PCC

QTY 1 6 130 YES

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 Sheraton Hotel Rome Office LAN VoIP High speed Wi-Fi IPTV CCTV IPTV

Hospitality Country: Italy Date: 2023 telephony internet Access

Project Scope OLT PON Port ONT 5571 PCC

Project description: QTY 1 32 422 YES

• Nokia POL is installed in the hotel, BBQ area, parking area

and their office.

Services & applications:

• CCTV
• Wi-Fi
• Internet Access
• Office LAN
• IPTV
• Control Access
• VoIP Telephony

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 33 Schools
Education Country: Romania Date: 2022/23 Wi-fi
Access
CCTV Analog
Phone

Project Scope OLT PON Port ONT 5571 PCC

Project Description:
• Project for Deployment of Smart Classes in 33 Schools. QTY 33 264 990 5520 AMS

• GPON used as backhauling for WiFi Extension. Demand of optical

fiber was to minimize impact of structured cabling.
• Predefined standard packages, for 30 classes schools, including
SmartClass Equipment (SmartBoard, projector, WiFi AP, Tablets,
school cabling with OF, LTs, ONTs).
• WiFi backhauling is based on 7362 DF-8 + 30 x G-120G-E. Several
projects further supervision will be based on 5520 AMS Starter,
service delivered as part of Maintenance.
• Nokia GPON is completed on routing/FW part with EU supplied
router (MikroTik)
KSF:
• Easy deployment of Optical Fiber versus copper (no cable trays,
subracks etc)
• Effective TCO, easy installation and scalability of network capacity
Services & Applications:
• WiFi backhauling
• CCTV for classroom surveillance to be introduced as a second step.

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Fly Your Own Jets

Nokia NAM HQ Nokia LATAM HQ Nokia office

Cypress Waters USA Sao Paolo Brazil Chengdu China

Other locations: Stuttgart, Singapore, Bangkok and more

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Paris cyber campus

The challenge
• Deliver an advanced IT solution for cyber security space, bring
together the main national and international players, such as
Orange Cyber Defense, ANSSI... and more than 60 others

The solution
• Nokia will deploy its passive optical Lan (POL) solution to deliver
a secure, fiber-based in-building network for connectivity.
• Office LAN, VoIP, HSI, Wi-Fi, access door security, IPTV & CCTV

• Redundancy through type B Protection

The benefits

POL Command Center (PCC) – Resilient access based on Large bandwidth available
easy making changes or Type-B 2:N architecture
replacements for large
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Singapore’s Changi Airport with Optical LAN

The challenge Press release: Nokia, Beaqon advance digital transformation

of Singapore’s Changi Airport with Optical LAN
• Enhance security and improve operational efficiencies by
connecting massive amount of CCTV cameras
• Address growing data demands securely and cost-efficiently
• Smaller IT footprint with greater coverage and capacity

The solution
• Optical LAN provides 200x better coverage from a single
central location
• Optical LAN converges all video, voice and data requirements
on a single fiber infra

The benefits
POL Command Center (PCC) – Full geo redundancy for Large capacity can be expanded
intuitive network management terminals 1,2,3 to handle more use cases, services
platform and devices
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Nokia and Orange France deploy Optical LAN solution over 20 sites

Project description Press release: Nokia and Orange France deploy Optical LAN
solution over 20 sites
• POL replaces the existing copper-based LAN, connecting more
than 5,000 end points including Wi-Fi and hard-wired terminals
• Switching from traditional LAN to POL technology means a
more compact solution, with less energy consumption and
much better performance proving the best possible user
experience.

The solution
• Nokia Optical LAN

The benefits

Superior user experiences and offers a Long-term value, easy and cost-
low energy solution for in-building and efficiently upgradable to increase
campus connectivity speed and capacity

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Ministry of Defense Egypt

The challenge
• IT infrastructure for VoIP in military staff housing, buildings, healthcare,
training and education facilities on large campuses.
• Some of the challenges they face are: Large distances, Security, Address
growing data demands, IT cost, trusted supplier

The solution
• Nokia Optical LAN for in-building and extended campus connectivity
• Greater reach than traditional copper IT technology
• Built-in data encryption
• High capacity (future-proof)
• Cost-effective

The benefits
HA and flexible IT infra, 200x better Secure solution: built-in AES-128 encryption, fiber Less active components and cabling, reduced
coverage from single location, ready to optic cabling difficult to tap, ONTs are thin-client power consumption, simplified network
devices with no local mgt access, role and resource
scale for future requirements. access control operation.

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