IEEE 802.3ah

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IEEE 802.3ah is an Ethernet standard that defines technologies for providing Ethernet-based access over the “first mile” between service providers and customer premises, particularly over copper and fiber links.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ethernet standard
abbreviation EFM
alsoKnownAs Ethernet in the First Mile
applicationDomain broadband access
carrier Ethernet
telecommunications access networks
belongsTo IEEE 802 LAN/MAN standards
category access network technology
networking standard
defines EPON
Ethernet access over copper loops
Ethernet access over fiber links
Ethernet access over the first mile
Ethernet-based access between service provider and customer premises
OAM for access links
discovery mechanisms for access links
link monitoring mechanisms
link-level OAM for Ethernet
loopback capabilities
operations, administration, and maintenance functions
point-to-multipoint Ethernet over fiber
remote failure indication mechanisms
focusesOn last-mile access networks
point-to-multipoint access
goal enable Ethernet-based first-mile connectivity
extend Ethernet from metro/core to customer premises
provide interoperable Ethernet access solutions
partOf IEEE 802.3
publicationYear 2004
region international
relatedTo Ethernet Passive Optical Network
linked to: EPON

IEEE 802.3
access OAM
scope data link layer aspects for first-mile Ethernet
physical layer specifications for first-mile Ethernet
standardizedBy IEEE
IEEE 802.3 Working Group
status published
supportsMedium optical fiber
twisted-pair copper loops
usedBy service providers
usedFor connecting customer premises to provider networks

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IEEE 802.1ag relatedTo IEEE 802.3ah
EFM standardNumber IEEE 802.3ah
Connectivity Fault Management relatedTo IEEE 802.3ah Ethernet in the First Mile OAM
linked to: IEEE 802.3ah