Click Fraud
Mar
05
2014
Service Interoperability in EPON (SIEPON)

Interoperability is a term used for assuming that equipment/technology is successfully operating between different manufacturers, without any problem. One of the interoperability standards is SIEPON. It is a system-level and network-level standard ensuring interoperability between multiple equipment manufacturers products on transport, service, and control levels. The standard IEEE P1904.1 (SIEPON) is used for physical and data link layers.

 

P1904.1 unites the carriers, chip vendors, and manufacturers in order to create worldwide standard with certification and testing program, which will result in cost reduction of the equipment.

 

SIEPON is demonstrating growing demand in global standardization and interoperability on low level protocols. In future it may result in union of information and communication technologies.

Testimonials

Lomoveishiy – Finland

I needed those to connect my PC on the third floor to have internet access in that room, and ISP installed their modem on the first floor only. After dropping fiber patch cables, plugged in all cables into these media converters at both sides, and link came up instantly. Was much easier than I thought!

Raymond – USA

Great experience – units worked straight out of the box – just needed plug in cables and we were done. I also like the possibility to enable jumbo frames, while we do not have a need for this feature at the current moment it’s great to have this option.