Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

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Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network Rob Evans, Chief Network Architect Neil Shewry, Head of Network Delivery

The Janet network – before. Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

The Janet network – the plan. Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

Why did we want/need 400G? Ever-increasing capacity demands Incoming IP traffic to Janet from GEANT, peering, and transit is > 600Gbit/s More efficient spectrum usage Save on chassis space! 4x100G client plus 400G line in single slot, saves 3 slots compared to OTR, saves 7 slots (half a chassis) compared to OCI+OCLD. Flexgrid 9:1 WSS are two slots, older fixed grid 9:1 WSS occupied 3 Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

Where should we deploy 400G? You might have thought where we wanted 600G Busiest parts of the network Lots of disruption to migrate from fixed grid to flexgrid. Some routes too long to run Wavelogic Ai cards at 400G in 75GHz. Other Wavelogic cards are available… Birmingham – Manchester – Leeds – Nottingham Require 400G capacity Replace existing 100G cards and re-deploy for South upgrade from 400G to 600G.

Will it work? 100G transmission uses DP-QPSK encoding Two polarisations, quadrature phase shifting Wavelogic Ai chipset adjusts encoding depending on OSNR The better the OSNR, the more capacity Proprietary modulation formats based on QPSK/8QAM/16QAM/32QAM/64QAM Step 1: Know what we’ve got Original OTDR results now six years old Take backbone fibres out of service to re-measure Margin doesn’t include 0.3dB to account for conservative estimates. So, only -0.12dB out on MAN-LDS. Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

OSNR: Why and how? Change from EDFA-based amplifiers to Raman Strict loss requirements in the first 20km of fibre Raman amplifiers include OTDR to check fibre is in spec before enabling Modelling on the planned spans Good to go on Birmingham to Manchester and Nottingham to Leeds (& vice versa) Manchester to Leeds: -0.42dB Leeds to Manchester: -0.09dB Anything below -0.3dB is out of spec Conservative stance is that we can only do 300G between Leeds and Manchester Margin doesn’t include 0.3dB to account for conservative estimates. So, only -0.12dB out on MAN-LDS. Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

Flexgrid and colourless add/drop Existing WSSs all 50GHz fixed grid with wavelength-specific add/drop mux/demux (CMD44) 400Gbit/s uses 56Gbaud in 75GHz ‘Simple’ matter of replacing fixed-grid WSSs with flex-grid and introducing colourless add/drop. Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

Flexgrid conversion Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

Not quite colourless Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

If only it was that easy… Network-wide software upgrade beforehand Not just one, but two: 10.2 -> 11.2 -> 12.1 OneControl Change in licensing approach for 12.1 License alarms after upgrade Deploy external license server Different power calculations between releases of software Existing services entered a “waiting for power” state after upgrade Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

It was all worth it in the end… Initially provisioned Manchester – Leeds with 3x100G clients Wavelength came up at 400G Able to add fourth service and run it at 400G Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

How we delivered it

Conception

Conception

Conception Initial modelling (based on ‘old’ fibre characteristics)

Conception Initial modelling (based on ‘old’ fibre characteristics)

Conception Initial modelling (based on ‘old’ fibre characteristics)

Business case Initial designs Indicative costs Options appraisal 200G -> 400G 400G -> 600G

Business case Initial designs Indicative costs Options appraisal 200G -> 400G 400G -> 600G Approval to proceed in July 2017

Detailed planning Fibre characterisation Equipment upgrades Optical modelling 300Gbit/s

Detailed planning Fibre characterisation Equipment upgrades Optical modelling 300Gbit/s

Detailed planning Fibre characterisation Equipment upgrades Optical modelling 300Gbit/s Service impact

Detailed planning Fibre characterisation Equipment upgrades Optical modelling 300Gbit/s Service impact Software upgrades

Orders placed & deployment begins

Orders placed & deployment begins Hardware installation all over the place Network management system upgrade 2 steps Network element software upgrades Upgrade Reboot

Problems!

Problems! Card failures https://imgflip.com/memegenerator/127263078/Broken-Computer

Problems! Scheduling

Problems! PoP access https://www.vecteezy.com/vector-art/160162

Problems! Manchester

Problems! Manchester

Problems! Manchester Lots of visits Lots of cleaning Lots of splicing

Job nearly done

Job done 400Gbit/s wavelengths ready for service

Job really done May 2019! Migration of traffic 100Gbit/s card redeployment Return of surplus equipment Inventory

Job really done May 2019! Migration of traffic 100Gbit/s card redeployment Return of surplus equipment Inventory

Job really done May 2019! Migration of traffic 100Gbit/s card redeployment Return of surplus equipment Inventory

Where next? Migrating the rest of the network to flexgrid In process at the moment Deploying true colourless add/drop Next up 400GE clients A whole other talk… on QSFP56-DD, etc Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network

Questions? Deploying 400Gbit/s on the Janet network