Aggregation and Distribution Equipment
The Vispace 1000 aggregation/distribution platform is Huixinte's flagship network-visibility product. It processes incoming signals for mobile, IDC and metropolitan networks, integrating access, processing and forwarding for high-volume filtering/distribution, dense mobile signaling analysis and high-performance DPI. Improving on ATCA architecture, it adopts OCP (Open Compute Project), a new backplane-free design, new network processors and high-capacity switching chips. Interface density, computation and switching double versus conventional ATCA, with up to 800Gbps per service board. Supported long-/ultralong-reach ports include 10G POS/WAN, 10GE, 25GE, 40GE and 100GE. Packet-processing, compute, switch-management, main-control and fan boards form the chassis. Three sizes support maximum ingress of 6T, 16T and 32T.
Overview
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Rule Capacity-Total IMSI, MSISDN, IMEI, TAC, ECI and APN Rule Capacity [Shared] | 13w( Shared ) |
| Rule capacity - IPv4 exact-match five-tuple rules | 800W、1500W Strips |
| Rule capacity - IPv6 exact-match five-tuple rules | 200W、800W、500W Strips |
| Rule Capacity-Dynamically Bound Signature IPv4 Five-Tuple Rule Capacity | 500W Strips |
| Rule Capacity-Dynamically Bound Signature IPv6 Five-Tuple Rule Capacity | 100W Strips |
| Rule Capacity-IPv4 Masked Five-Tuple Rule Capacity [Shared] | 52W strip (shared) |
| Rule Capacity-IPv6 Masked Five-Tuple Rule Capacity [Shared] | 26W strip (shared) |
| Rule Capacity-Fixed-Position Signature Rule Capacity [Shared] | 13W strip (shared) |
| Rule Capacity-IPv4 Composite Rule Capacity [Shared] | 10W strip (shared) |
| Rule Capacity-IPv6 Composite Rule Capacity [Shared] | 6.5W and 6W strips (shared) |
| Rule Capacity -TCPFlag Rule Capacity [Shared] | 104W strip (shared) |
| Rule Capacity -MAC Rule Capacity [Shared] | 104W strip (shared) |
| Rule Capacity-Simultaneous Online User Sessions Supported per Operator | 10000W |
| Flow Table Capacity -IPv4 Flow Table Capacity | 5000W、26000W Strips |
| Flow Table Capacity -IPv6 Flow Table Capacity | 5000W、4000W Strips |
| Processing Performance | Processing capacity up to 800Gbps per board, supporting total chassis capacities of 1.2T, 2.4T, 4.8T, 6.4T and 12.8T. |
| Multi-user | Supports management of up to 4 data-plane service users. Each operates independently with separate service data, rule import and operating permissions. |
| Multiple Operators | Supports simultaneous access and processing for multiple operators. Access, processing and distribution output are independent for each operator, and each supports multiuser configuration. |
| Port Mirroring-Input Port Mirroring | One card supports mirroring of 4 configured input ports in 1 to 1 mode. |
| Port Mirroring-Output Port Mirroring | Unlimited mirror-port count; supports 1 to 1 and 1-to-many modes |
| Rule Matching-Rule Type | Supports exact IPv4/Ipv6 five-tuple, LTE, flexible five-tuple, masked five-tuple, fixed-position signatures, composite rules and floating-position full-packet signatures. Each rule element is matched exactly against the corresponding IP packet element. |
| Data Processing - Forwarding Action | Supports 4 forwarding actions: forwarding, dropping, flow sampling, and flow locking. |
| Data Processing-Packet Identification | Identifies common fixed-network and mobile-internet packets and outputs unrecognized packets through specified distribution groups. Parsing L2-L4 information identifies packet protocols for differentiated processing. Unrecognized packet types are dropped or forwarded to a specified port. |
| Data Processing-Unrecognized Packet Output | Supports default handling of unrecognized packets. When a distribution group has multiple ports, traffic is output using the Round_Robin distribution algorithm. |
| Data Processing-Packet Information Carrying | Supports carrying MAC-field information including matched rule ID from front-end acquisition equipment, packet five-tuple HASH and front-end output port number. The packet MAC header can be tagged with machine number, user ID, input port direction and source MAC address. |
| Data Processing-Tunneled Packet Processing | Supports matching and HASH output based on the inner or outer five-tuple of tunneled packets. Recognizes mainstream tunneled packets and supports global configuration. |
| Data Processing-Packet Header Stripping | Supports stripping and output of headers including MPLS, VLAN and IP channel (including GTP and GRE), with up to 10 layers for VLAN and MPLS. |
| Data Processing-Packet Header Output | Supports output of packet headers from a specified port group of the common port. Packet-header output can be enabled or disabled. |
| Data Processing-Packet Truncation Function | Packet truncation supported; output contains original network-layer and transport-layer headers. |
| Data Processing-Packet Sampling | Supports packet sampling for all packets except unidentified packets. |
| Data Processing-Signaling Reconstruction | Supports signaling reconstruction on S1-MME, S11, S6a and Gn interfaces. Supported call records include attach, detach, location update, periodic update, X2 and S1 handover, service request, session creation/deletion, authentication, verification, security mode, SMS status reports and online/offline events. |
| Data Processing-Signaling Decryption | Supports NAS signaling decryption in S1-MME and decryption-success-rate statistics queries. |
| Data Processing-Correlated Marking | Uses signaling-message parsing results to associate user-plane data, learn associations and label user-plane packets according to the tag format. |
| Data Processing-Port Prefiltering | Supports prefiltering on Gn and Rp interfaces. Gn filtering can allow only GTP and SCTP traffic; Rp filtering supports signaling data from a10 and a11 interfaces. |
| Data Processing-Network Element Statistics | Supports queries of traffic statistics for logical interfaces including S1-MME, S11 and Gn, and data tagging rates for each logical interface. |
| Flow Management | Supports sampling and output of the first N packets of each flow. TCP and UDP flow management are independently configurable, with the first N packets in each direction output through specified port groups. Global configuration outputs the first N packets of incoming traffic and discards packets starting from N+1. N ranges from 1~10. |
| Flow Management-Flow Statistics | Supports globally enabling flow statistics for incoming traffic and outputting NetFlow statistics, with output ratios of 1:1~1:1000. |
| Flow Management-Flow Association | Supports parsing and correlation of OPC_DA, passive FTP, RTSP, SIP and other protocols to output multimedia and other data streams through specified ports. |
| Flow Management-Load Balancing | Supports static load balancing across members of a port group according to incoming-traffic hash results, based on source IP, destination IP, source port, destination port and protocol type. |
| Hash Method | Supports 9 Hash-based aggregation and distribution methods, including source IP Hash, destination IP Hash and round-robin Hash, for consistent source/destination routing and load balancing. |
| Server Dynamic Scheduling Rules | Supports remote dynamic rule scheduling from a rule server, rule addition and deletion, rapid bulk rule downloads and rule synchronization. |
| Network-Management Functions | The network management system provides configuration, log management, operation and maintenance, real-time equipment monitoring and fault alarms. Access is available through serial modes (SNMPv1, v2c, V3, CLI) and remote modes (telnet, SNMP, SSH). |
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