Build an Internet Provider Part 5: UISP Fiber OLT XGS Overview
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- The center piece of our ISP build is our UISP Fiber OLT XGS (what a mouthfull!). This is the device that our customers/clients will uplink to for connectivity. Check it out!
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Did this series die on the vine or are you still waiting for the information you are waiting on from Ubiquiti? I'd really like to see how you build yours out.
@@Beeliner12 yes -- waiting for EdgeOS 3
GPON OLT optics generally are 2.4 gigabit down and 1.2 gigabit up.
Your description of the speeds and number of clients can be confusing for people new to this; each OLT XGS transceiver can deliver symmetric 10 gigabit. But that’s the total bandwidth available on that port and is shared with all customers you connect to it via passive splits. Actual end user bandwidth will vary and depends on your split ratios and your client’s usage patterns.
Hi willie hope your okay just enquiring about the above videos what happened ?
@@maichwainaina9771 waiting for EdgeOS 3 final release.
@@WillieHowe any behind the scenes news on the possible month ?
is there nothing that will convert xgs-pon to sfp+
Frontier and ATT use 32 clients per OLT port, which on an 8 port OLT would be 256 clients. If you were to really push 2048 clients on this, it would instead of 256 clients per port. That would be some serious congestion, and even far above what cable ISPs use.
It's all a numbers game. Not everyone hits enter at the same time. If you're looking at a service with a contract and SLA you're likely not being delivered via different equipment.
Hi Willie hope your good just enquiring if you could inform us why your using the edge router infinity as opposed to the UISP pro?
Secondly is their an ubiquiti manual for the ISP lab connection your doing currently showing the pros and cons of each ? This could be really helpful.
Would the UISP-R be an alternative CPE that also does support a 10G SFP+ if required into the OLT?
Awesome video very interested in what is ahead because am looking forward to purchase the above setup but need more information so that I can make the right choice in purchase.
Would love to know what's the performance on heavy load
I would like to know what cpu and chips it has !!
If you are an ISP pushing 25Gbps .... it's most likely a better idea to use something other than UI for border/core routers ... lol
Agreed :P
I actually consult for several ISPs that have multiple 10Gb inbound links and the networks are all Ubiquiti. Works great if you know what you're doing.
@@WillieHowe Awesome, then I'd love to know the following please:
How many peeers? Whats the total throughput of the network (and 95th percentile)? How many routes on the borders? How many clients? How many regions? How many border routers? How many gateway routers? What models are you using for the borders/gateways?
Just lumped, but very interested to see how you are doing it since you say it does work - I have never seen it work at scale ...
What I have seen is the problem isn't a problem when you are small, once you start pushing some real traffic, ubnt falls flat - mik keeps up for a bit but unless you really scale horizontally. But then you leave and go into the big boy realm (cisco bleh, juniper, arista etc...)
@@mitchellmnr I'll see if I can share exact details. If not I'll do a video on the general concept.
@@WillieHowe sweet! a video might not be a bad idea actually. will be interesting to see since edge is based on vyos so technically should be able to pass some decent traffic.... but yea, im 100% interested - since all the smaller providers i deal with use miks for cores due to issues with edge - and the bigger ones have arista/juniper/cisco. heck our own core consists of a mix of mik, arista, cisco and juniper where each has their own role.... but we push some serious traffic, ubnt and mik just cant handle it haha