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Technology

Physical infrastructure
The backbone of the SANET network is built on the Ethernet technology
with transmission speed 1 Gbps. Some parts where was not possible to lease
dark fibers are connected with the nearest access point through leased
digital circuit.
The basis of the gigabit infrastructure are single mode dark fibers leased
among cities. In the cities, SANET built up its own optical trunks terminated
at SANET PoPs in Cisco Catalyst 6509 Gigabit Ethernet switches with GBIC
long distance interface (up to 100 km).
SANET use regenerators of optical signal to reach longer distance. For
this purpose, SANET has used Cisco Catalyst 3524 swithes with fixed 2Gb
ports and 24 x 10 / 100 Mbps.
Network topology
When the development of the backbone network is finished, SANET will
have optical ring infrastructure which will be connected in the middle-between
Zvolen and Banská Bystrica. If any segment is physically interrupted,
the operation of the network will be redirected through the nearest node
on the opposite end. High renundancy and reliability of the operation
will be ensured.
Internet infrastructure
From the protocol point of view, the SANET2 network represents one
ethernet segment where the middle is in Bratislava. The distance among
all nodes is the same - 1 hop. This solution enables us to create L2 networks
for the specific applications, for example IPv6, VoIP or for the testing
purposes.
Connection to the backbone network
Connection with the SANET members is realized by:
- Ethernet technology 10 or 100 Mbps based on
optical fibers or metallic line 10/100 Base - T
- Microwave connection using the common band
2,4 GHz
- Digital circuit
- dial - IP connection (analog or ISND)
| Technical specification
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| SANET2 technology |
Switched Ethernet (end-to-end) |
| Vendor |
Cisco Systems |
| Devices |
Catalyst 6509 at POPs, Catalyst 3524 as a signal amplifier |
| Transport medium |
leased dark fibre |
| Backbone speed |
1 Gbps |
| Access speed to backbone |
up to 1 Gbps |
| Length of backbone |
860 from total 1220 km |
| End of project |
2003 |
| Future projects |
upgrade to 10 Gbps Ethernet |
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