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The document compares multiple DRAGON PTN chassis models by order numbers, port and slot capacity, scalability range, and physical dimensions. It details power supply and consumption ranges, software capabilities for MPLS-TP services, Ethernet aggregation, QoS, security functions, management automation, diagnostics, and switching performance. 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Scalability through MPLS-TP; Scalable switching capacity from 64 Gbps to 720 Gbps; Nodes with 4 interface positions up to 15 interface positions |  |\n\nPower Requirements  \n\n| Operating Voltage | Built-in power supply- Internal and redundant, 175 W up to 1000 W rated power, PoE up to 480 W |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Power Consumption\u003Cbr>(Watt / MTBF (years @25°C)) | DRAGON PTN Chassis (- / 665 Y); PTN-NSM-A & B (2 W / 437 Y); PTN-CSM310-A (27 W / 71 Y); PTN-PSU > ( - / 34 Y); PTN-4-GC-LW (6 W / 80 Y); PTN-4-GCB-LW (6 W / 80 Y); PTN-4-GO-LW (7. 5 W / 170 Y); PTN-1-10G-LW (12 W / 117 Y); PTN-9-L3A-L (35W / 80Y); PTN-9-L3EA-L (5 W / Pending); PTN-4-DSL-LW (7. 3 W / 104 Y); PTN-4-E1(/T1)-L (7.7 W / 95 Y); PTN-16-E1(/T1)-L (9 . 2 W / 95 Y); PTN-2-C37. 94 (8 .1 W / 140 Y); PTN-7-SERIAL (6 . 5 W / 86 Y); PTN-6-GE-L (10W / 80Y) |  |\n\nMechanical Construction  \n\n| Mounting | 19” Control Cabinet or DIN-Rail |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Protection Class | IP20 |  |  |  |\n| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 434 mm x 132.5 mm x 210 mm | 434 mm x 132.5 mm x 210 mm | 354 mm x 132.5 mm x 210 mm | 214 mm x 132.5 mm x 210 mm |\n\nSoftware Features  \n\n| MPLS-TP Service Types | Point to point service (VPWS); Multipoint (VPLS); Logical Ethernet Ring; Protection schemes (1:1, Hitless Switching, ERPS logical Rings) |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Layer 2 Ethernet Aggregation | MSTP (multiple spanning tree); Multicast handling through IGMP; Virtual forwarding instances; VLAN handling; Broadcast and multicast storm control |  |\n| Quality of Service (QoS) | Service priority scheduling independent from user traffic to ensure transport functionality of all traffic; End to end traffic engineering through HiProvision; 8 Priorities (6 user definable) Per flow statistics and port counters; 4k Flexible queues; Handling of priority queues Strict Priority Based |  |\n| Network Security | Sticky MAC for easy locking of MAC address per service; MAC and IP based ACL; SNMPv3 encryption and authentication; Disable unsed ports Locked Node ID’s; Logical separation of services; Centralized user authentication and central event logging; Audit trail |  |\n| Network Management | Auto provisioned and auto setup DCN for management; Full SNMP v3 management (no CLI needed); Management port on each CSM module;\u003Cbr>2 input contacts allowing forwarding of local alarms to the TXCare platform; 2 output contacts for local triggering of alarms; Removable memory allowing easy replacement of CSM in the field; Hardware supported HiProvision; Automatic protection switching via BFD; LSP ping and LSP trace via BFD; Performance monitoring based on Y.1731 Loss and Delay |  |\n| Switching Performance | Sub 50ms protection switching in all network topologies (MPLS-TP); Non-blocking 64 Gbps; 95 Mpps (Layer 2 throughput); MTU up to 9k; 32k MAC addresses; 4k La","cbCaisqAzlbNojsf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisqAzlbNojsf","pdf",1220334,"English","# Product Description - Basic Units\n## Network Size\n## Power Requirements\n## Mechanical Construction\n## Software Features\n## HiProvision Management System Licences\n## Modules - Central Building Blocks","[{\"question\":\"What platform models and configurations does the DRAGON PTN portfolio cover?\",\"answer\":\"The portfolio compares multiple DRAGON PTN chassis models, including PTN2210, PTN2209, PTN2206, and PTN1104, with distinct order numbers, interface capacities, and slot layouts.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document describe DRAGON PTN scalability and network topology support?\",\"answer\":\"It states scalability from 10/100 Mbps up to 40 Gbps aggregation via MPLS-TP, with switching capacity scaling from 64 Gbps to 720 Gbps and support for line or star topologies.\"},{\"question\":\"Which key software features are highlighted for MPLS-TP and Ethernet services?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists MPLS-TP service types (VPWS, VPLS, logical Ethernet ring, protection schemes), Layer 2 aggregation functions (MSTP, IGMP-based multicast handling, VLAN and storm control), and QoS with configurable priorities and queues.\"},{\"question\":\"What management and licensing items are included in the DRAGON PTN materials?\",\"answer\":\"It describes HiProvision management system capabilities and provides separate licensing and node license order information, along with separately ordered central modules such as node support and central switching modules.\"}]","Technical Information DRAGON PTN - Product Description Basic Units - Packet Transport Node Portfolio | PDF"]