H35-210_V2.5 · Question #200
Is the following description correct? ONT loading on MA5600T/MA5680T GPBC/GPBD is parallel on-board, and it supports parallel loading of 64 ONTs at the same time.
The correct answer is A. True. A (True) is correct because the MA5600T and MA5680T OLT platforms, when equipped with GPBC or GPBD service boards, support parallel (simultaneous) ONT loading rather than sequential loading. This means the board can handle firmware or configuration loading for up to 64 ONTs at…
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Is the following description correct? ONT loading on MA5600T/MA5680T GPBC/GPBD is parallel on-board, and it supports parallel loading of 64 ONTs at the same time.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A74% (26)
- B26% (9)
Explanation
A (True) is correct because the MA5600T and MA5680T OLT platforms, when equipped with GPBC or GPBD service boards, support parallel (simultaneous) ONT loading rather than sequential loading. This means the board can handle firmware or configuration loading for up to 64 ONTs at the same time, significantly reducing provisioning time at scale.
Option B (False) is incorrect because it would imply the loading is sequential or that the 64-ONT parallel capacity is wrong - neither is the case. The GPBC/GPBD boards are specifically designed with this parallel on-board loading capability.
Memory tip: Think "GPBC/GPBD = 64-board parallel" - the letters B and D are the 2nd and 4th letters of the alphabet, and 2×4 = 8... but more practically, just associate GPBC/GPBD with "batch of 64" since these high-density boards are built to provision an entire PON port's worth of ONTs simultaneously.
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