Hello guys,
Most of you probably know that we have the 2 main types of terminals in FTTH networks: SFU (Single Family Unit) and HGU (Home Gateway Unit).
From OLT/OMCI perspective default versions of provisioning are:
➡️For SFU - PPtP - VLAN service is delivered to LAN port (endpoint is called EthUNI - EthernetUNI)
➡️For HGU - all services are created on the subscriber's router (endpoint is called VEIP - Virtual Ethernet Interface Point)
➡️There is also so-called Hybrid Mode, which is flexible, but makes provisioning more complex.
What are the differences between them?
Is it possible to unify the provisioning?
What are the examples of usage in the living network (Dasan V5824G & Nokia ISAM7360)?
Read about it in our latest blog post, written by Marcin Kuczera⬇️
VEIP vs EthUNI - Unified Provisioning