typeB
Type B provides protection for the OLT, OLT PON ports, and backbone fiber.
xPON type B applies to single-homing or dual-homing scenarios.
Figure 1 shows a single-homed xPON type B protection network. Type B single-homing protection mainly protects the OLT PON port and backbone fibers. When the OLT PON port or the backbone fiber is faulty, services can be automatically switched to another OLT PON port or the backbone fiber.

Networking Scenario | Advantage | Disadvantage | Usage Scenario |
|---|---|---|---|
Single homing | Networking, OLT/ONU management, and service provisioning are simple. | An OLT fault will interrupt services. In addition, two optical fibers routed in one pipe may both be broken. | Protects important services, such as the enterprise private line service and the base station private line service. |
Figure 2 shows a dual-homed xPON type B protection network. Type B dual-homing protection mainly protects the OLT, OLT PON port, and backbone fibers. When the OLT, OLT PON port, or backbone fiber is faulty, services can be automatically switched to another OLT, OLT PON port, or backbone fiber.

Networking Scenario | Advantage | Disadvantage | Usage Scenario |
|---|---|---|---|
Dual homing | Each of the two OLTs connects to a backbone fiber for remote disaster recovery. | The networking is complex, and networking costs are high. In addition, the OLT configuration is complex. | Protects important services, such as the enterprise private line service and the base station private line service. This type of networking is especially used for remote disaster recovery. |


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