XS-2437X-B XGS PON Residential Gateway ONT, 2x POTS, 3x GE + 1x 10GE, Wi-Fi 7 4+4+4 802.11ax/be Access Point, Molex PS, US Plug

Nokia ONT XS-2437X-B Residential gateway ONT with Wi-Fi 7

The Nokia ONT XS-2437X-B is the solution for home networking that is delivered by 10 Gigabit symmetrical Passive Optical Network (XGS-PON). The device has built-in concurrent tri-band Wi-Fi® 7 networking with triple play capabilities that include voice, video and data. The XS-2437X-B supports Wi-Fi EasyMesh[tm], to create a whole home mesh network. This coverage can be expanded at any time by installing additional Wi-Fi EasyMesh-capable beacons to ensure seamless roaming throughout the home. The XS-2437X-B includes the Nokia Corteca Device Software which ensures the best possible Wi-Fi performance. The end-user experience is enhanced by the service provider's Wi-Fi management capabilities in the cloud and intuitive home user support using the Nokia WiFi Mobile App. The XS-2437X-B also supports application containers, that allow introducing new services, from cybersecurity to entertainment to productivity.

The Nokia ONT XS-2437X-B is a tri-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh system with Wi-Fi Alliance certified Wi-Fi EasyMesh, enhanced by Nokia value added features. The Nokia Corteca Device Software creates a self- healing, self-optimizing network and includes intelligent channel selection, band steering, client steering and backhaul management to provide the best Wi-Fi performance. As it is EasyMesh[tm] compliant, it provides interoperability and avoids vendor lock-in.

Optionally, the Nokia ONT XS-2437X-B can be managed by the Nokia Corteca Home Controller through TR-369/USP. The Home Controller gives help desk agents a real-time holistic view of the in-home network to assist them with easy identification and instantaneous resolution of issues. For the network administrators, it provides an end-to-end Wi-Fi network view and allows management of groups of Wi-Fi networks.

This Nokia indoor ONT is designed to deliver triple play services (voice, video and data) to residential subscribers. Voice services are provided through two plain old telephone service (POTS) ports with an integrated analog telephone adapter (ATA) that converts voice traffic into Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). Connectivity to an existing public switched telephone network (PSTN) Class 5 switch is supported through SIP with direct interoperability of a variety of soft switches. Ethernet connectivity is available on one 10 Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) port and three 1 GE ports. Service providers can deliver video using IP packets (IPTV).

Relying on tri-band Wi-Fi allows for support of the widest range of customer products. The IEEE 802.11be standard enables gigabit speeds on many newer devices, while the widely supported 802.11b/g/n/ac/ax standard can simultaneously connect to legacy devices.