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SP Strategy

Cisco Service Provider


Strategy

Chris Rivera
Director, Product Marketing
Edge Routing
Service Provider Routing Technology Group

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Cisco Service
Provider Strategy
Chris Rivera
Director, Product Marketing
Edge Routing
Service Provider Routing Technology Group

Monique Morrow © 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 2
Cisco Development’s Service Provider
Commitment
 Vision of Connected Life/Human Network will be delivered by SP
as core partners
 Close to 40% of Cisco Revenue (Direct +Indirect) comes from SP
 ( Last FY Revenue ~ US$39.54B)
US$39.54B
 45% of the Total R&D Spend is on SP Segment ( ~ US$2B+)
 50% of total WW R&D Engineers driving Product Innovation for
SP Segment
 Major Acquisitions focused on driving SP segment relevance –
SA (Video), Navini (WiMax), WebEx/Jabber ( Carrier Grade
Applications) etc.
 Innovative Technologies (TelePresence) – Driving Bandwidth and
Revenue Growth for our SP Customers
 Cisco Globalisation Center East in Bangalore focused on driving
Services and Product Innovation for SP Segment in Emerging
Economies
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Global Service Provider Trends

Economic Pressure Video over IP Mobile Internet


on Spending Network Growth Acceleration

 Traffic increasing  Potential new profit  New radios delivering


faster than revenue opportunities broadband IP
growth
 Plethora of entrants  Developed markets:
 Profitable models for looking for profits Mobile Internet fixed
IP / MPLS investment without making any
 Emerging markets,
investments in
 Energy costs rising Mobile Internet only
infrastructure
choice

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It’s all about Visual Networking Experience

Web 2.0 Personal

Broadcast & More

Social Rich Media

More Visual, More Social, More Personal


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Visual Networking
Video Changes Everything

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Leading the IP NGN Journey
Navigating 3 Key Transitions

Consumer Video / Mobility /


Connected Home Multi-Screen
Video Connected
Solutions Life

Next Gen Service


Provider
Infrastructure

New Media
Hosted Enterprise
TelePresence
Software and Services
Services

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Cisco’s SP Vision
Connecting Customers with Services,
Services with Networks,
and Networks with Each Other
Small/Medium
Consumer Enterprise Wholesale
Business

IP Next-Generation Network

VPNs Content Transport Mobility Internet Voice &


Video
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How Cisco Can Help
Significant Differentiation: Cisco IP NGN Infrastructure
Unique end-to-end NGN infrastructure portfolio
Pioneering IP / MPLS technology enhancements

Build Value in Reduce Increase Service Differentiate


the Network OpEx Velocity Services

Network-wide Consolidated Automate Integrated IP


Rich QoE Multichassis POP Operations Services
and IPoDWDM
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Cisco IP NGN Architecture
Intelligence Enables Value

Intelligent Networking
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IPNGN Foundation Platforms
Core Routing Edge Routing

ASR1000 7600 XR12K


CRS-1

Transport Access Routing

ONS 15454

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Cisco IP NGN Infrastructure in CY09
IP / MPLS Edge
C10k transitioning to 12000
ASR 1000 (BNG) (MSE)

Access

Cable Carrier Ethernet Aggregation IP / MPLS Core

DSL

CRS-1
4500 7600 Viking
ME3400E (FTTH) (PE-Agg) (N-PE)
CE Access

Wireless

Nexus 7000 Ortho


(DC Switch) (Peering)

SP Data Center
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CRS-1 Product Family
Foundation for the IP NGN Core
SINGLE CHASSIS MULTI-SHELF SYSTEM
• Multiple chassis form factors (4,8 and 16 slots) • Investment protection for decades to come
• Investment protection—common forwarding • IOS-XR to address scale, reliability, service
engines and I/O modules flexibility and adaptability in multi-shelf system
• Reliability - no single point of failure, Cisco IOS XR • Simplify PoP design with 1,152 40G; 4,608 10G;
Modular Operating System 18,432 2.5G interfaces in a single system

CRS-16/S CRS-MC

CRS-8/S
CRS-4/S

320 Gbps 640 Gbps 1.2 Tbps 1.2 Tbps to 92 Tbps

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Introducing the ASR 14000 Series
Powerful Peering at the Network Edge

Unprecedented Ethernet Service Flexibility


• Fully distributed architecture for scale and
performance optimized for L3 Ethernet based
services
• Predictable Forwarding Performance (40G
Throughput at 45Mpps with features enabled (eg.
ACL, QoS etc)
• NetFlow, POS SDH and SONET SPA Support
ASR 14000/4
• Intelligent video distribution with fabric based
multicast
Unparalleled system longevity
• 40G Spanning 4, 8 slots Configurations
• 120G Ready
Continuous system operation
• No single point of failure: power, cooling, etc.
• True Telco grade OS—IOS XR
• Hitless in-service hardware and ASR 14000/8
software upgrades

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Cisco XR 12000
Convergence at the Multiservice Edge (MSE)
Improved Services at Reduced Costs for Today and Tomorrow

Benefits of Architecture Multiservice Edge Strategy


 Network consolidation: IP, ATM/FR,  Service ubiquity independent of media
and Ethernet onto one network type
 Reduced costs  Wide range of interfaces
 Improved service velocity  Heterogeneous network interconnects
 New business opportunities: migrate  Common core IP/MPLS network
& upsell to new value-added services
 Cap FR/ATM investment  Highly available edge platform

Ethernet

XR12k Edge Interface Diversity FR


 Mixed media aggregation IP/MPLS
 ATM/FR edge service parity Network
TDM/LL
 L2/L3 VPN Services

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ATM XR 12000 15
7600 FY09
Cisco 7600 - FY 2009
Carrier Ethernet for the NGN Transformation

Transformation Cisco Service Rich


• L2 and L3 Services
• TDM to Packet Migration
• T1, T3, OCn, Channelized
7600 • 802.1ah and VPLS Integration
• Business and Residential
• ATM Interworking • EVC Infrastructure
• MLPPP, IMA • Mobile Services
• Sync-E • Intelligent Services Gateway
• Security

Management Modular, Scalable


• ANA • Physical (Port) 1-40
• ISC (Provisioning) ports/slot
• Customer Network • From Mbps to x10Gbps
Management (CNM) • Logical (EFP/EVC)
• Carrier Ethernet MIBs • 5 Chassis Sizes
• VLAN, PW, MAC scale

Video Optimized Carrier Class


• Video Monitoring, OAM
• NSF/SSO, EFSU, ISSU
• RSVP VoD and IPTV Multicast CAC
• Resiliency Features (PW, LAG,
• Multicast HA
REP
• mLDP MVPN
• End-to-End OAM
• Video Resiliency (TBAC, PTMP TE)
• Deployment Guidelines
• VQE inter-working
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7600 Series 7613-S
80G per slot S-Chassis
Investment Protection 13 slots
Scale to
7609S 80Gig/Slot
80G per slot
9 slots Planned

7606S
80G per slot
Interface 6 slots
Scale
Diversity 7604
Control Plane
80G per slot Scale to 2T
CEoPs RSP-2T
4 slots
ATM RSP-720
POS RSP720-10GE
Ethernet 7603S
yte
IPSEC 80G per slot
T e rab
Sup-720 2
DWDM 3 slots n to
lutio
Evo Data &
Sup-32 Service
Plane Scale
to 40 Gig

80G/LC

SIP400 SIP600 ES20 ES+40 80G

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Video Enablement
Building on the Industry’s Most Video Aware CE Platform
Industry’s Highest Mcast Performance Managing Broadcast Video—Mcast CAC
Test 5.3 Egress Local Replication: Percent Throughput Entire broadcast
100.00%
channel line-up

80.00% Cisco
7600
Percent Throughput

60.00%
New ES-40—Line
40.00% rate egress mcast
replication across
20.00% all ports
0.00%
64 128 256 512 1024 1350 1518 2048 4096 9216 Manage access to
Packet Size
video channels

Managing VoD—RSVP CAC Integrated Video Monitoring (Development)


Video on Demand Policy
Server

VoD Request
MDI: MDI:
VoD Hub Headend
Servers Cisco
CMTS CRS-1
Cisco 7600 DCM DCM
RSVP- 7600
CAC GQAM
DNCS
VoD /XDQA
Request Hub
Cisco
Request CMTS 7600
Denied/Accepted Available Available
Bandwidth Bandwidth
Check Check GQAM CRS-1
/XDQA

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Cisco Video Assurance Management Solution
Industry’s Most Complete Video Management Solution

End-to-End Comprehensive Video Management

Modular Integrated Architecture for Flexibility and Growth

Multi-access Support—Cable, IPTV

Acquisition QAM Gateway

Receiver Decoder
Processing Encoding Aggregation/
DCM Core Regional
Distribution
Encoder Network Network PC
Network
Management
ROSA

Unmatched Video Expertise and Experience

Expansion Ecosystem

Breadth and Depth


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Cisco 7600 IP NGN
Carrier Ethernet – Quadruple Play
Portal Monitoring Billing Subscriber Identity Address Policy
Mobile Database Mgmt Definition

Policy Control Plane

Residential
Access Edge/Aggregation Edge
BSC RNC

PSTN
WIMAX BRAS
STB 7600/SR

Business
DSL CEoIP MPLS/IP MPLS/IP
Corporate
7600 DPI

Residential IP
ETTx
7600/SR
PE - 12K
PON
STB Aggregation Distribution

VOD TV SIP

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How could the RAN look in 12-24 Months?
Moving Towards 3G & 4G

Cell site Pre Agg Aggregation Core site


10,000+ 500+ 30+ 2+
BTS
MGW
Microwave BSC
MWR
Node B 2941 Voice
Leased line T1/E1
PW over
IP/MPLS
RNC IP/MPLS
BTS PW over
7604
IP/MPLS 7609
ATM or IP

SGSN GGSN
Node B
Synchronous Ethernet and 1588v2
Data

RAN Core
 Data traffic over taking voice
 Ethernet NodeBs and some Ethernet RNCs
 Hybrid networks moving towards IP and Ethernet, but still with legacy
primarily for voice
 Data traffic emerging and driving demand for additional capacity
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Mobile Service Exchange Framework
SAMI - Service and Application Module for IP

PDSN ISG PDN Gateway


Packet Data Serving Node Positioned for WiMAX and HSPA LTE Gateway
Mobile Gateway for CDMA for control plane scaling Target 12/2009 FCS
(Code Division Multiple Access) No BRAS Support
networks

GGSN/eGGSN CSG-2
Enhanced Gateway GPRS Content Services Gateway 2
Serving Node L7 services aware. Content
Mobile Gateway for GPRS based billing and
(General Packet Radio System) Filtering on a per subscriber
Networks basis.
6 PowerPC 1.25Ghz

BWG
ITP
HA - Home Agent Broadband Wireless Gateway
IP Transfer Point
Enables Mobile IP in CDMA Access Service Network
SS7 Offload at the RAN.
(Code Division Multiple Access) Gateway (ASNSW) for
Applications such as
and WiMAX networks aggregation and connectivity
SMS offload
to WiMAX Base Stations

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Extending IPoDWDM Video and
Business
Services
into Aggregation
40G+
IPoDWDM ES+ 4 X 10G
IPoDWDM

IPoDWDM with Ethernet Services:


 High speed aggregation
and intelligence
 Transponder integrated into 7600
Cisco ONS 15454  Reduces network complexity and costs
7600 ROADM
 Environmentally friendly

Complements CRS-1 and XR 12000


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Introducing the ASR 9000
The Ethernet Optimized Edge Router

 Optimized for Aggregation


of Dense 10GE and 100GE
 Designed for Longevity:
Scalable up to 400 Gbps of
Bandwidth per Slot
 Based on IOS-XR & ANA
for Nonstop Availability and
Manageability
 Enables Convergence with
Integrated Layer 3
Services Intelligence
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ASR 9000 System Overview

Based on IOS-XR Modular OS


Manageable with ANA 4.1
20% Power Reduction
Available 2H FY ’09

10 slots 6 slots
Linecards per Chassis 8 LC + 2 RSP 4 LC + 2 RSP
Bandwidth per Slot 180 Gbps 180 Gbps
Bandwidth per Chassis 2.8 Terabits 1.4 Terabits
Future Expansion 6.4 Terabits 3.2 Terabits
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Comparing 7600 and ASR 9000

Cisco 7600 ASR 9000

 Breadth of features or integrated  For aggregation port density, path


services to 100GE,
 Broad deployment profile  Limited deployment profile
Field proven Carrier Ethernet aggregation only
70,000+ unit installed base for
easy upsell to ES40 linecards
Carrier Ethernet, Mobile, Layer
3 edge, Ethernet BNG, etc.
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The Cisco Aggregation Services Router 1000
Most powerful compact router
New Class
One ASR = 160 x 7200 routers
of Price/
Performance 40G scale at 25% of CapEx
and 42% of space than
market alternatives

Power Efficient Embedded


Competitive Services
multi-device Smaller ASR 1000 ‘Instant On’ Permit faster,
solution Carbon Service more cost
requires 47% Footprint Delivery efficient speed-
more power, to-service
deployment (video,
flexibility for TelePresence,
small POPs security..)

Purpose Built to Meet Networking Challenges at the Edge


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ASR 1000 Series
 Next-generation Midrange Router Series
2RU / 4RU / 6RU chassis
5 / 10 / 20+ Gbps forwarding with services
Simple scale: 10-20-(40G) just by changing Forwarding
Processor (ESP)
6 RU / 12 SPA slots
[5G-10G in 2RU]
Dual AC or DC power supplies
 Key Differentiators
Designed for High Availability
HW redundancy for 6RU (RP and ESP) with ISSU
SW redundancy for 2RU/4RU: In-service software
upgrade, even with one RP
4 RU / 8 SPA slots
State of the art H-QoS (3 level, 128K+ queues)
Integrated services (no service blades), software-licensed
based features (SBC, FW, NBAR, etc.)
Powerful control plane in RP
 Simple Migration
SPA support – same interfaces as Cisco 7600 / 10000 /
12000 / CRS-1 2 RU / 3 SPA slots
IOS features, CLI – simple migration from existing 7200
deployments

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ASR 1000 Managed Services
 Establish new business with ASR 1000 as
a service-oriented and high-speed CPE MP-
BGP eBGP
Performance ranging from GE to 10GE
Integrated services with pay-as-you-go
software pricing EIGRP

High Availability with IOS XE T1/E1

Best-in-Class QoS FE
IP/MPLS
Investment Protection with modular design Core
High-Speed logging and scalable Netflow
MP-BGP
 Focus on the following services: OSPF
GE
RIP
Managed VPN (DMVPN, GETVPN)
GE STM1
Managed Security (Firewall, DDoS, MP- /STM
encryption) BGP 4

Managed Voice (SIP trunking, SBC,


telepresence)
Application-aware services with NBAR,
NetFlow, WAN optimization (WAAS) and
PfR
ASR 1002
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The Differentiators
Industry’s first End to End Comprehensive Independent Test

The Scope The Scale


 End to End testing  Industry's most complex
From IP-STB to IP (7600, CRS-1) and  60,000 subscriber, 120 DSLAM per POP
simulated headend
 27,000 residential customers per 7600
 Comprehensive tests  3,000 business customer (through DSLAMs)
Scalability, Performance, QoS, CAC, with 30,000 flows per Cisco 7600
Resiliency, VQE
 10X1G dedicated ports for business users per
 Many industry’s first Independent tests Cisco 7600
QoS test with business rules
Error repair test  Mega multicast test
Video Connection Admission Control  400 multicast groups
 1G Multicast replicated to 20 GigE ports
 Link, node, multicast source failure tests per line card and 60 ports per Cisco 7600
 Real life scenarios – business & consumer  200 SDTV, 20 HDTV channels with VoD, VoIP,
services internet access and business services

Independent
Testing not paid by Cisco : Tested by EANTC
Test plan build on feedback from many Tier 1 and 2 service providers around the globe
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EANTC Quad Play Test Setup Gigabit Ethernet
10Gigabit Ethernet
Fast Ethernet

Mobile V Mobile
Internet Controller Internet
IPTV Controller VoIP IPTV
Source 2 Gateway Source 1

Cisco 7606 nPEii Cisco 7606 nPE1


Data Center

Cisco CRS-1-2 Cisco CRS-1-1

ME3400
Cisco 7609 nPE3 Cisco 7609 nPE2
PoP/ Aggregation
Network

Cisco 7609 uPE1 Cisco 7609 uPE2


MWR 2941 /
RAD / ACE VoD
Sources

Mobile Cells Mobile Cells


Simulated Simulated
60 DSLAMS 60 DSLAMS
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The Differentiators
Industry’s first End to End Comprehensive Independent Test

The Scope The Scale


 End to End testing  Industry's most complex
From IP-STB to IP (7600, CRS-1) and  60,000 subscriber, 120 DSLAM per POP
simulated headend
Mobile
 27,000 residential customers per 7600
 Comprehensive tests  3,000 business customer (through DSLAMs)
Scalability, Performance, QoS, CAC, with 30,000 flows per Cisco 7600
Emulate 2G and 3G traffic
Resiliency, VQE  150 cell sites and 1200 PWs
 10X1G
 Adaptive clocking MWR2941 dedicated ports for business users per
& 7600
 Many industry’s first Independent tests
 MToP priority traffic Cisco 7600
QoS test with business rules
 OIR test
Error repair test  Node/Link protection  Mega multicast test
Video Connection Admission
REP Control  400 multicast groups
 1G Multicast replicated to 20 GigE ports
 Link, node, multicast source failure tests per line card and 60 ports per Cisco 7600
 Real life scenarios – business & consumer  200 SDTV, 20 HDTV channels with VoD, VoIP,
services internet access and business services

Independent
Testing not paid by Cisco : Tested by EANTC
Test plan build on feedback from many Tier 1 and 2 service providers around the globe
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The Cisco IP NGN Portfolio
Core, Edge & Carrier Ethernet Solution Leadership
 Core Leadership: CRS-1
Undisputed lead in scalability & performance with
Multi-chassis
New offering for Internet peering: ASR 14K

 MSE Leadership: XR12000


Unbeatable combination: IOS-XR with Services
scalability and HA for Business VPNs

 Carrier Ethernet Leadership : 7600


Unparalleled Service Flexibility with 40G per slot
growing to 80G per slot
Key infrastructure Services Platform for Mobile,
Video

 Network Management and OS Leadership : IOS-


XR
Service Rich Cisco IOS and IOS XR
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Cisco ANA and ISC for Network Management
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