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HPNA and the Residential Gateway

HPNA and the Residential Gateway. Brad Kayton VP of 2Wire Online. Roy Johnson VP, Marketing & Business Development. Tom Spalding VP & CFO. Brian Hinman President & CEO. Brad Kayton VP of 2Wire Online. Pat Romano VP of Engineering. Rick Wilmer VP of Manufacturing.

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HPNA and the Residential Gateway

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  1. HPNA and the Residential Gateway Brad Kayton VP of 2Wire Online

  2. Roy Johnson VP, Marketing & Business Development Tom Spalding VP & CFO Brian HinmanPresident & CEO Brad Kayton VP of 2Wire Online Pat RomanoVP of Engineering Rick WilmerVP of Manufacturing Michael HickersonVP of Sales 2Wire Company Profile • Founded July 1998 • Three pioneers of IMTC on staff • Headquartered in Milpitas, California • 125 Employees as of April 2000 • Experienced Management Team • $84M in Venture Capital Financing • Largest RGW development team in the world

  3. 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 Data Networking Telephony • Shared high-speed • Internet access • Shared peripherals • Application rentals • Multiple phone lines • PBX Functionality • Unified Messaging 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 1010001010101010101001010100100001111010101010111 Home Networking Context 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1010001010101 1010001010101010101001 1010001010101010101001 1010001010101010101001 Entertainment • Audio • Video • Gaming

  4. Solution Domains New Wires Wireless Existing Wires Home LAN Technologies

  5. HomePNA Overview • Home Phoneline Networking Alliance • Founded June 1998 • 115 member companies • Broad industry support for HPNA standards • Over one million HPNA nodes shipped in 1999 • 83% home networking marketshare for HPNA • Consumer used to phone jacks as networking jacks

  6. HPNA 1.0 Approved in October1998 1 Mbps and fixed Pulse position modulation Frequency interference issues No QOS Supports data only Phoneline filtering “…out with the old… HPNA 2.0 Approved in December 1999 “10 Mbps” rate adaptive QAM/FDQAM Few interference issues QOS with priority queuing Designed for data, voice, video…all simultaneously Phoneline filtering …in with the new…” Home Phoneline Networking

  7. Two Explosive Growth Markets Thousands of users • Over 50% of U.S. homes have PCs • Over 20% of U.S. homes have multiple PCs Sources: Jupiter Communications, Yankee Group

  8. The Elegance of FDM HPNA POTS ADSL Power 550kHz 200Hz 4kHz 25kHz 1MHz 4MHz 10MHz Frequency

  9. Last Mile Alternatives PROs CONs • Fragmented Technology • Limited Reach, for now • Competitive Environment • Security • Complete HPNA compatibility DSL • Lack of Security • Lack of Reliability • Local Monopolies • Early Lead CABLE • Undeveloped Technology • Undeveloped Market • Line of Site • Wide Coverage • Competitive Environment WIRELESS

  10. The Networked Home • Services • High-speed Internet access • VPN services • Enhanced data services • POTS and Digital Telephony • Gaming • Audio-on-demand • Video-on-demand • Broadcast TV • Others... DSL

  11. ExternalModems PC asa router Current Broadband CPE InternalModems • Ethernet to PC • Statically configured • Professionally installed • Tied to one service • Not designed for mulit- device LANs • G.lite mostly • Statically configured • OEM installed • Tied to one service • Single PC support • OS challenges • Statically configured • Consumer installed • Includes home networking • Data service only

  12. Limitations of Today’s CPE External Modem • Tied to one particular service. • Statically configured; no easy service selection • Cannot be remotely configured, provisioned, diagnosed, or managed. • Most require professional installation • No home networking support • Lost revenue opportunities • Increased service delivery costs • No service expansion without subsequent truck rolls • High support costs Internal Modem Limitations Drawbacks

  13. Intelligent Residential Gateways • Built for “always-on” requirement • Routes between WAN / home LANs • Supports multiple broadband services/protocols • Supports many client devices • Supports multiple home networking types • Firewall security built-in • Remotely diagnosed and corrected • User and service provider configurable

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