The BAMS must ensure real-time authentication and overall system stability under high load. This capability does not rely on a single technology but is achieved through multi-dimensional collaboration of architecture design, protocol optimization, and res

In a passive optical network (PON) architecture, the Optical Network Unit (ONU), as a key access device connecting end users and optical line terminals, not only undertakes high-speed data transmission but also plays a crucial role in dynamic allocation o

In the network construction of modern enterprises, campuses, hospitals, and even smart communities, stable, high-speed, and reliable communication infrastructure has become the lifeblood of digital operation.

In the process of dynamic bandwidth allocation, the key issue that OLT needs to address is how to balance fairness and efficiency.

When the primary link fails, it automatically switches to the backup link to avoid data loss due to link interruption.

In modern all-optical local area network (POL) architectures, the Optical Line Terminal (OLT), as the central device connecting the core network and user-side Optical Network Units (ONUs), directly determines the service continuity of the entire network.