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Avec Tunisie Télécom, La Tunisie Numérique Se Vêtit De Fibre Optique « De La Tête ………… Jusqu’Aux Pieds » Avec Tunisie Télécom, la Tunisie Numérique se vêtit de Fibre Optique « de la tête ………… jusqu’aux pieds » ICT4All Tunis , Hammamet 22-25 Septembre 2014 Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Agenda • Un Brin d’Histoire – L’ère des grands travaux national/régional – La Dorsale Internationale – L’ère du métropolitain – L’essor du FTTx • Approche d’un opérateur qui s’oriente aux clients wholesale et retail • Les pratiques du déploiement de la FO Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Histoire de la FO chez Tunisie Telecom Ere des grands L’épisode de Ere du L’essor du FTTx travaux l’International Métropolitain (Backhaul 3G, FTTC, National & Régional (Câble Hannibal) (Métro-Ethernet) FTTB, FTTO/H) 199…. 2009 2010 … 2011 … Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Dorsale Internationale La Tunisie est reliée à l’Europe via: Keltra 2: Kélibia-Trapani en Italie SMW4: reliant la Tunisie depuis Hannibal : câble sous marin à travers l’opérateur « Telecom Bizerte à Marseille et via 100% tunisien reliant Kélibia à la Italia Sparkle» Palerme ville italienne Mazzara RIMEL- ANNABA: 2 paires FO. 442 Km Longueur du câble: 180 KM RIMEL – PALAEMR : 2 paires FO 409 Km (2 PAIRES ACTIVES) Bande passante internationale de 82.5 Gb/s Un réseau international basé sur la FO d’une longueur dépassant 1 400 Km Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Bande internet internationale Répartition du trafic par support & opérateur International Bande totale TIS 3X10G Level3 3X10G Interoute 10G +5XGE Google 2XSTM16 Global 80 (Gb/s) Trafic international transporté : 1. 3 supports FO 2. 4 opérateurs: Haute disponibilité et sécurité des Exit-point avec l’international Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Réseau National & Régional Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Réseau National TT dispose d’une infrastructure nationale et régionale d’environ de 12 000 Km de FO dont : - 4 000 font les artères nationales - 8 000 les artères régionales Les câbles FO nationaux relient : Backbone IP/MPLS pour FMPBN: Un Réseau DWDM composé de: Un réseau de transmission NG SDH composé de 774 liaisons - 2 routeurs internationaux - 53 POPs Multiplex/ Demultiplex - 6 routeurs P et 42 routeurs PE - Liaisons de capacité 32/40 Lambda Bizerte Bizerte Me Ar Me Bel Kélibia - Maillage en n*10GE R Ar Tabarka Ba nze ia M B nz M Kélibia véd H B ian Béja rd h B. ar y e Har ère na ac Nabeul BejaMjez El Beb ah a o Arhesa Klar O acB Jendouba Ou m sa ZaghouanKa Hammemetoud Zaghouana d he Nabeul Belvedere Hached el v u Hammemet Kef ars o en sba Sousse se a Sousse SilianaKairouan Monastir d dA Monastir Moknine Sbeitlah dia Moknine beKairouanr ro Kasserine Mahdia ar us Sidi Bouzid d Mahdia e MeknassyBir Ali Sfax Nord h i Bir Ali Meknassy Sfax Nord Sfax Centre Gafsa a Sfax Centre Gafsa Ouardia Tozeur Kasbah Tozeur GabèsGabès Zrig Gabès H. Souk Gabès Zrig H. Souk Medenine2 Zarzis Medenine2 Zarzis Kebili Medenine Kebilli Medenine Sfax Ras Jedir Sousse B. Guerdane B. Guerdane Tataouine Tataouine Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom réseau FO national Bizerte Ariana BOUCLE 11 : Hached-Marsa-Ariana-Menzah- Belvedère- Bardo-Kasbah- Menzeh Ouardia-B. Arous Belvédère Marsa Kélibia Tabarka Bardo BOUCLE 19 : Kasbah-Nabeul-Kelibia- BOUCLE 18 : Bizerte- Hached Ouardia Ouardia-Kasbah-Béjà Béja B. Arous Nabeul Ouardia JendoubaBOUCLE 14 : Béja-Tabarka-Jendouba-KefKasbah- Boucle 11-12 Siliana-Zaghouan-Kasbah-Ouardia Zaghouan BOUCLE 12 : Ouardia- Hammemet Kasbah-Zaghouan- Kairouan-Sousse- Hammamet-Nabeul Kef Kairouan Sousse Boucle 12-13 Siliana Monastir Moknine Sbeitla BOUCLE13 : Kairouan-Bir Ali-Sfax Centre- Sfax Kasserine Nord-Mahdia-Moknine-Monasatir-Sousse Mahdia Sidi Bouzid Boucle 11-13 BOUCLE 17 : Gafsa-Kasserine- Sbeitla-Sidi Bouzid-Meknassy Bir Ali Meknassy Sfax Nord Sfax Centre Gafsa BOUCLE 15 : Kebilli-Tozeur-Gafsa-Meknassy-Bir Ali-Sfax Centre- Gabès-Gabès Zrig Tozeur Gabès Gabès Zrig H. Souk Medenine2 Zarzis Kebilli Medenine BOUCLE 16 : Medenine-Gabès-Gabès Zrig- Medenine2-H. Souk- Zarzis-B. Guerdane-Tataouine B. Guerdane Tataouine Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom 8 Fournisseur Nbre Total de λ F1 1624 F2 560 Total 2184 Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom 9 Backbone IP national & Régional basé 100% sur la FO ADSL MPLS VPN Beja BELVEDERE P Belvedere Hached Marsa RoPE Bardo uteRouter rADSL Ariana Ben Arous Menzeh Kasbah Ouardia Kasbah Nabeul Bizerte Kairouan Sfax Sousse Gafsa Moknine Sfax Sousse 10 Gb : 10GE Gabes inter-Core Deuxième Commande Nx 1 Gb : BRAS / CORE Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Réseau Métropolitain : FO & équipements Actifs Le réseau Métro Ethernet de Tunisie Télécom couvre actuellement 350PoPs reliés entre eux par la FO avec de plus de 8000 Km et ce afin : . D’étendre le réseau de transport pour subvenir aux nouveaux besoins pour l’agrégation de flux de trafic émanant des : • Nouveaux réseaux mobiles de 3ème génération, • Extensions du parc ADSL par de nouveaux nœuds MSAN (FTTN/C/B), • Clients Data Entreprise. Viser à obtenir des performances meilleures : • Ingénierie de trafic, • Garanties en termes de qualité de services et de bande passante, • Scalabilité et facilité de gestion Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Réseau de Distribution & Backauling FO Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Ségmentation du marché : FTTH FTTH pt à pt Actif basée sur Métro Ethrnet MPLS L2/L3 avec services managés FTTH PMP (GPON) Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom FTTx • Tirage et raccordement de 3500 Km de câble FO • Mise en place de la fibre optique jusqu'à l’abonné final: FTTB et FTTH pour pouvoir offrir: - Des services Triple Play aux clients résidentiels, - Des services aux professionnels (serveurs d’applications distants, VoIP,…). • Offre des abonnements FTTO, FTTH • Backhauling des NodeB et agrégation vers le Métro-Ethernet • Introduction de la technologie FTTN dans les zones industrielles, les zones d’affaires et les zones résidentielles importantes. Aujourd’hui plus que 50% des ZI sont raccordées via FO. Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Zones Desservies en FTTH – Potentiel de 5825 Clients Résidentiels •Technologies: P2MP (GPON) P2MP (GPON) – Potentiel de 768 Clients Business P2P Les Berges du LAC 2 Sidi Bousaid Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom 15 transporteur de trafic pour opérateurs et FSIs Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Transporteur de trafic pour les opérateurs Tunisie Télécom a déjà commencé le partage d’infrastructure FO (IRU) et capacité, soit: • 3500 Km IRU • Plus que 80 Gb/s Bizerte Kelibia Tabarka Chargu Mannou ia ba Beja Solimane Sidi-Rezig Jendouba Mghir Hammamet a Zaghouan Kef Siliana Sousse LL TT existante Monasti FON TT LOT 1 Kairouan r FON TT LOT 2 Changement Mahdia Extrémité Site extraction Tunisiana Sidi Bouzid Chebba Sfax Kasserine Meknass i Gafsa Metla Gabès Djerb oui a Zar Médenin zis Tozeu Kebelli e r Ben Guerdene Tataouin Plus que 3500 Km de FO en tant que IRU Plus que 1920 Km de FO en tante que IRU Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom Transporteur de trafic pour les FSIs Transport et transit de plus que 85 Gb/s pour 10 FSIs Strictement confidentiel – Groupe Tunisie Telecom 18.
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