H19-410_V1.0 · Question #164
What interfaces does Huawei transmission equipment support? (Multiple Choice)
The correct answer is A. E1 B. STM-N C. 10GE D. FC interface. All four options are correct because Huawei transmission equipment - spanning PDH, SDH, OTN, PTN, and WDM product lines - is designed to support a broad range of service interfaces to handle diverse customer traffic types. E1 (A) is a 2 Mbps PDH interface used for legacy TDM…
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What interfaces does Huawei transmission equipment support? (Multiple Choice)
Options
- AE1
- BSTM-N
- C10GE
- DFC interface
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(39 responses)- A100% (39)
Explanation
All four options are correct because Huawei transmission equipment - spanning PDH, SDH, OTN, PTN, and WDM product lines - is designed to support a broad range of service interfaces to handle diverse customer traffic types.
- E1 (A) is a 2 Mbps PDH interface used for legacy TDM voice and low-speed data services, still common in access and backhaul networks.
- STM-N (B) represents the SDH family of interfaces (STM-1/4/16/64), which are core to synchronous optical transmission and widely supported on Huawei OptiX platforms.
- 10GE (C) is a 10 Gigabit Ethernet interface supported on modern Huawei PTN/OTN equipment for high-speed packet services.
- FC (Fibre Channel) (D) is a storage networking interface; Huawei OTN equipment supports FC encapsulation to transparently carry SAN traffic over optical networks.
Since this is an "all of the above" question, there are no wrong distractors - every listed interface type maps to a real service that Huawei transmission gear is certified to carry.
Memory tip: Think of the layers - E1 = legacy TDM, STM-N = SDH/optical, 10GE = Ethernet/packet, FC = storage. Huawei transmission equipment acts as a universal carrier across all major traffic types, so when in doubt, assume it supports all standard interfaces.
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