Huawei Atn 910d-a Datasheet

: Transporting 2G/3G/4G and 5G traffic from base stations to the core network with high reliability and low latency.

The ATN 910D family offers variations tailored for specific layers of the Metorpolitan Area Network (MAN). Below is a look at how the 910D-A compares to its sibling, the 910D-C router: Huawei ATN 910D-A Huawei ATN 910D-C Primary Target Placement Base Station Access & Cell Site Backhaul Primary Target Placement Government, ISP, & Finance Aggregation Layers Max Switching Capacity Max Switching Capacity Uplink Port Densities 4 × 100GE/50GE Uplink Port Densities Up to 4 × 100GE + 4 × 50GE + 4 × 40GE Downlink/Access Ports 16 × 25G/10G/GE + 8 × 10G/GE/FE Downlink/Access Ports 16 × 25GE + 24 × 10GE + 24 × GE Operating Temp Range -40°C to +65°C Operating Temp Range -20°C to +60°C Typical Power Load Approximately ~120W - 130W Typical Power Load Operational Deployment Scenarios 1. 5G Multi-Service Access Backhaul Huawei Atn 910d-a Datasheet

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The ATN 910D-A belongs to Huawei’s NetEngine ATN series of multi-service access routers. It serves as a Customer Edge (CE) or cell site gateway device, offering high-density ports in a space-saving form factor. Key Characteristics 5G Multi-Service Access Backhaul This public link is

The ATN 910D-A runs on Huawei's VRP (Versatile Routing Platform) operating system. It supports an array of modern IP/MPLS features. Layer 2 and Layer 3 Features