Graham Jones

Cisco Wimax solution
Graham Jones
Technical Marketing Engineer Broadband Wireless Business Unit.
grjones@cisco.com
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2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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What is WiMAX?
WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave access) WiMAX is based on the IEEE 802.16 specification for Broadband Wireless Access The IEEE specifies only the PHY and MAC layer WiMAX forum
promotes 802.16 technology
consist of silicon vendors, equipment manufactures and Service Providers, 300+ members is defining End-to-End IP architecture Two versions of WiMAX Fixed WiMAX based on 802.16-2004 Mobile WiMAX based on 802.16-2005
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802.16D 802.16E
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Mobile WiMAX E2E Architecture Perspective

BS
NAP All-IP Access Service Network (ASN)
ASNgw
Applications Service Network IP HA Connectivity Service Network (CSN)
BS
NAP
BS
NAP
All-IP Access Service Network (ASN)
INTERNET
ASNgw
BS
Access Gateway /FA
NSP
Base Station
Micromobility Micromobility
Access Gateway /FA
Macromobility Macromobility
Home Agent
Base Station 3
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The Cisco Broadband End to End solution
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Ciscos Mobility Vision

Any Play Services Any Play Services
Across Devices
Commercial
Enterprise
Consumer
Across Segments
IP NGN
Cable/DSL WiMAX WiFi/ FemtoCell/ MOCA.. Routing & Switching 3G/4G
Across Technologies
Unified Comm
Digital Video
Service Exchange
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Cisco IP Next Generation Networks

IP Forms the Foundation for True Mobility for WiMAX
Subscriber Radio Networks Mobile Service Exchange
Packet Gateways IP Anchor Point IP Service Control
Multiservice IP/MPLS Core
Internal Services and Operations
External Services
UMTS / HSPA
News Portals
VoD
Corporate VPNs
Location Services CDMA GGSN Content Services Gateway VoIP
Broadcast
Internet
Music
WiMAX PDSN
Service Control
Roaming Exchanges
Mobile IP Home Agent Wireless Mesh Broadband Wireless Gateway Session Border Controller
Application Partners
Billing AAA
IP Media Partners
WiFi Wireless LAN Controller
ITP
DNS
Policies
IP Transfer Point Subscriber Profiles Logging
Signaling Networks
Persistent Roaming Across Wireless Access Networks

Subscriber-Differentiated IP Service Delivery

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Cisco Broadband Wireless Solution

Multi Access Aggregation (including WiMAX)
ACCESS
AGGREGATION AND EDGE

BRAS/ISG P
CORE
P
SERVICES
WiMAX WiMAX
ETTx ETTx
PE
ISP BRAS
Cable Cable
PE P P PE
Corporate
DSL DSL
BRAS/ISG
Voice
Solution utilizes any IP enabled access strategies (WiMAX, WiFi, ETTx, Cable, DSL others) Solution provides seamless and consistent services across all access types. Solution allows for Seamless Migration & Roaming using Cisco Mobile IP architecture
Aggregation and Edge Network

Distribution Node
7600 Multi Access aggregation H-QoS EoMPLS Aggregation H-VPLS Switching MPLS PE DHCP Relay Broadband Wireless Gateway (BWG)
Products
AGGR. & EDGE

BRAS/ISG
PE
BRAS/ISG
PE BRAS/ISG
7200/7300/10K PPPoE/IPoE model Dynamic Subscriber Policy (RADIUS CoA)
MPLS PE
7600/12K MPLS PE EoMPLS/VPLS
Cisco Broadband Wireless Solution

Fixed and Mobile WiMAX using Dot16d and/or Dot16e
Fixed WiMAX
802.16-2004 base stations (BS) Layer 2 Interworking between BS and transport network Transport based on 802.1q/ad or EoMPLS Access Gateway (L2/L3 switch) provides IP address allocation, security policies (loose coupling with BS) Intelligent Services and user identification function can be added via ISG Immediate availability from WiMAX vendors (CPE and BS)
Fixed and Mobile WiMAX

802.16e-2005 base station Layer 3 interworking between BS and transport network Transport based R6 (GRE encapsulation) ASN Gateway, authentication, QoS policy, DHCP, security, mobility (tight coupling with BS) Fall 2007/Spring 2008 availability from WiMAX vendors, based on WiMAX forum certification timelines and volume quantities for BS and CPE
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Cisco Broadband Wireless Strategy Overview

WiMAX is one of the Access Choices & Options Available
Clients Base Station Transmission Backhaul and pre-aggregation
VoD VoIP Broadcast
Aggregation
Multi-service Core
Services OSS/BSS
SME Indoor & Outdoor Nomadic User
BWG Metro Ethernet

AAA DHCP DNS NMS
Residential Indoor & Outdoor Mesh
P PE Microwave
TDM/ ATM/ IP EoSDH
Operator provided services PE

Si
MIP HA BWG IP/MPLS PE P
Internet On net services
SEF
PSTN
PSTN Interworking
Nomadic User
Portable Mobile
(Ethernet) SDH/SONET
WiMAX Cellular
ISP SEF Policy Framework Connectivity Services Network (CSN) RAN Core L3 IP/MPLS Core
Internet
Subscriber Subscriber
ASN RAN Edge

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Application & Services

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Cisco WiMax Solution

Cisco enables WiMax
SEF
Mobile Devices Partners
Cisco Base Stations / CPE (Navini)
Authentication /Access control /Roaming Service Authorization
BTS Backhaul Cisco
ASN Home Gateway Agent Cisco Cisco
QoS Control Content Billing/Prepaid Security
Multi-Service IP core Cisco
IP Expertise & Market Acceptance
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WiMAX End to End Network Reference Model

R2 R6
BS
MSS
R1 R8
AAA BWG
R3
AAA
R5
R1: 802.16e (MSS-ASN) R2: MSS CSN R3: BWG HA R4: Inter-ASN R5: CSN-CSN
HA DHCP DNS
DHCP HA DNS
CSN
BS
ASNASN
R4
CSN V-NSP
R6: BS - ASNGW R8: Inter BS
H-NSP
Another ASN
ASP Network Or Internet

ACCESS SERVICE NETWORK (ASN) Broadband Wireless Gateway (BWG) provides the micro-mobility anchor point and supports bearer services. Also supports the Foreign Agent. Base station (BS) provides the radio dependent functions and has limited IP functionality CORE SERVICES NETWORK (CSN) Home agent (HA) provides the macro-mobility anchor point and supports bearer services , if roaming/mobility is desired. Other Network Elements such as AAA, DHCP servers and more are also in the CSN.
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NAP
MSS Mobile Subscriber Station NAP Network Access Provider NSP Network Service Provider
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WiMAX Value Summary

WiMAX value proposition is for operators to make money out of delivering services on the new Internet model WiMAX is free from the legacy wire line-cellular because its roots are derived from the Internet WiMAX will match speeds of LTE (current proposal of 20 MHz now part of 1.5 Release.) WiMAX will have a cellular-based flavor of multicasting available via HSPA called Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service or MBMS WiMAX embraces QoS controls and tools which allow operators to embrace multi-tier service pricing and level marketing. WiMAX is excellent where countries locations have no existing infrastructure
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Cisco WiMax Account Engagement examples

Free Telecom Wimax Telecom Irish BB BT FT Telefonica Iberbanda TI Eutelia
Inukshuk Bell Mobility Rogers Sprint Clearwire ATT Digicel Jamaica Centennial
Crowley Hratsky Telecom Austar Netia Exetel Gold Telecom Medikon
Orascom Burraq ITC VSNL DU BSNL,
Telmex Axtel Nextel
APTG CHT Tatung ITRI Fitel
NTT E-access KDDI Softbank Yozum ACCA Tokai
Grammen, PacketOne Redstone, Mitracom Digitel Entel Telefonica Telmex Brazil Tel Telkon South Africa SNO Vodacom
Ecosystem
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EFT/DEMO
Short-listed
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Cisco Wimax Standards based approach
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ASN Profiles
Three ASN Profiles have been specified in WiMAX as a tool to manage diversity in ASN node usage and implementation
- Release 1 of NWG Specifications on WiMAX supports 3 ASN
Profiles:
Profile A: Centralized ASN Model with BS and ASN GW in separate platforms through R6 interface Split RRM: RRA in BS and RRC in ASN-GW Open interfaces for Profile A: R1, R6, R4, and R3 Profile B: Distributed ASN solution with the BS and ASN GW functionalities implemented in a single platform Open interfaces Profile B: R4 and R3 Profile C: Similar to Profile A, except for RRM being non-split and located in BS. A big departure from the way things used to be done in the mobile radio world.
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ASN Profile C
Separate ASNG, BS and RRM in BS
CPE
Residential P
ASP
MPLS CORE
NSP SERVICES
R2
P
Voice
R6
Residential
ASNG/FA
R3
PE
R1
BS
Business
ISP Internet
Corporate
PE
R4
ASNG/FA
PE
BRAS Home Agent AAA
R4
ASN Profile C
- HO - Data Path 1 & 2 - Authentication Relay - Paging Agent - Key Receiver - Context - RRA + RRC - SF Management
R6
- HO - Data Path 1 & 2 - Authenticator - Key Distributor - Context - SF Authorization
- DHCP Proxy/Relay - MIP FA - Location Register - PMIP Client - AAA Client - Paging Controller
R3
BS
ASN-GW
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Profile Comparison
ASN Profile
Profile A (Deprecated)
Description
Centralized platform Separate BS and ASNGW Split RRM: RRA at BS and RRC at ASN-GW PHY and partly MAC in BTS Handover-Control (RRM) in ASN-GW. Routing and AAA/Paging in ASN-GW
Pro
Able to provide simplified pico-cell Able to provide soft handover Fewer backhauls for RRM messages
Con
Difficult Interoperability between BS and ASNGW from different vendors Heavy workload at ASNGW Fewer vendors
Profile B (No further Development) Profile C (Standards Track)
Distributed platform Combined BS and ASNGW BS anchored by standard router Inter-BS control over Ethernet Distributed platform Separate BS and ASNGW All RRM functions in BS Handover-Control (RRM) in BS Routing and AAA/Paging in ASN-GW
Simple architecture Suitable for small-scale deployment
Difficult to customize IP and wireless functions for operators Expensive for large scale deployment
Able to provide simplified pico-cell Open multi -vendors can supply BS and ASNGW Scaling Centralized Architecture
Extra backhauls for RRM messages
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Cisco/Navini solution
Subtitle
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Broadband Wireless Solution

Ciscos Acquired Navini Networks, Inc Early 2008 The Leader in IP Networking Technologies The Leader in 802.16e-2005 WiMAX Radio Technologies
Leader in IP solutions Wide Ranging Gateway product set Full E2E IP solution
Navini Networks, Inc Headquarters: Richardson, TX Founded: January 2000 Headcount: ~260 Employees Strong leadership and cultural fit with Cisco
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Cisco/Navini Technical Leadership

The Only Commercially Deployed Smart Beam-Forming
Non Beam-Forming Smart Beam-Forming + MIMO
Inefficient Spectral Use Less Coverage
Efficient Spectral Use Long Range
Energy Dispersed in All Directions
Energy Directed to the Intended User
Pioneering the Combination of Smart Beam-Forming with MIMO:

Requires up to 50% fewer sites than competition Yields up to 50% savings in both OpEx and CapEx Enables the use of low powered consumer broadband devices (up to 4 times power reduction) Two to three times the network capacity
Higher signal strength to both stationary and mobile users Enhanced indoor coverage / performance Improved roaming capabilities; fewer dropped signals
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Broadband Wireless Solution
Type B rt MIMO Sma +15dB Smart M IMO Typ eA
Stationary User with MIMO modem

(wave 2 modem with 2 antennas)
Smart WiMAX Beams reformed every 5 ms
+15dB Sm art Bea mfo +1 rmi Mobile User with MIMO modem 5d ng B
(STC)
Navini Smart WiMAX Integrates Beamforming, and MIMO all in one system Combines RF adaptations, using both MIMO and Beamforming simultaneously for any subscriber unit Selects the most effective MIMO adaptation on per subscriber basis Mobile, portable, stationary Stationary User with Wave 1 & 2 modem Switches between MIMO type and Beamforming as required on timeslot basis
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ng mi for am Be art 18dB + Sm
Mobile User with Wave 1 modem
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Cisco/Navinis Leading WiMAX Performance

AAS: BeamForming + MIMO
Simulation based on:
21 Sector network 200 Users per sector 5 MHz OFDMA carrier N=3 Reuse 2:1 DL/UL Ratio 20kbps Min. at cell edge 2.5 GHz TDD 3GPP Mobility (SCM)
10 8 6 Mb/s 4 2 0
87% More than MIMO Alone
Downlink Uplink SISO MIMO Only Beamforming BF+MIMO

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Cisco Broadband Wireless Market Overview

Partners & Competitors
Micro Mobility (RRM) Macro Mobility (MIP)
Applications System Integration Clients Base Station Transmission Aggregation Service Control Multiservice Core Service enablement OSS/BSS
Si
Si
SI
Apps
Alcatel-Lucent Huawei Nortel Nokia Siemens Motorola HA Motorola Samsung Redline Aperto Alvarion WiNetworks Cisco/Navini Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Presentation_ID 2007 Cisco Intel Alvarion ASN-gw Cisco Cisco CA Motorola
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Wimax Gateway Hardware platforms
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The Cisco 7300 Series

The Cisco 7300 Series is comprised of the Cisco 7301 and the Cisco 7304 routers. Only the 7301 router is released for the ASN-GW
Cisco 7301
Cisco 7304
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The Cisco 7301 Router Key Features

Three times the performance increase over existing 1RU routers Compact, power-efficient 1RU form factor Single Cisco 7000 Series port adapter slot Complete Cisco IOS Software feature support Three onboard Gigabit Ethernet (copper or optical) or Fast Ethernet ports Pluggable Gigabit Ethernet optics (Small Form-Factor Pluggable [SFP] optics) Up to 1 GB of available DRAM, supporting up to 1 million routes Up to 256 MB of removable compact Flash memory Front-to-back airflow and single-sided management
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Cisco 7600 Platform Overview
4-slot
# of Slots Height Bandwidth Performance
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6-slot
9-slot
13-slot
4 (horizontal) 6 (horizontal) 9 (vertical) 13 (horizontal) 8.75 (5RU) 12.25 (7RU) 33.5 (21RU) 30.15 (19RU) 320 Gbps 480 Gbps 720 Gbps 720 Gbps 30+ Mpps 30+ Mpps 30+ Mpps 30+ Mpps
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The New Cisco 7600 Series router
Placeholder for 7603-S Picture
7609-S March 07
7606-S June 07
7603-S June 07
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Cisco 7600 Architecture / SUP720-3BXL

Supervisor Engine 720 MSFC3 Routing Table PFC3BXL Hardware Fwd
CEF720 Series
20 Tables
FIB
Separate Data & Control Planes
dCEF720 Series 20
AFC3 or DFC3 FIB
20 20
Integrated Switch Fabric
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Integrated DFC3 FIB
16 Gbps Switching Bus Classic Series (FlexWAN)

FIB
CEF256 Series (OSM, Enhanced FlexWAN) FIB

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dCEF256 Series
Integrated DFC3 FIB

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The SUP720
The Sup720-3BXL offers increased routing scalability, and will ship by default with PFC3BXL and 1GB of memory on both the Route Processor and Switch Processor. The Supervisor Engine 720 facilitates the new generation of ASIC-based forwarding technology, also known as PFC3. The integrated 720Gbps fabric card delivers up to 40Gbps slot capacity offering high densities and investment protection.
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Cisco Broadband Wireless Gateway Overview SAMI hardware

Architecture Carrier Class Features
BWG Clustering using BWG-SLB Geographic Load Balancing & Scaling Stateful 1:1 Redundancy Deep Packet Inspection & Accounting Carrier-grade billing support using CSG2 (pre & postpaid)
Service Application Module for IP (SAMI)
Software
7600 Service Module
Release 1 Features Scaling Carrier Class Performance

8 Gbps per card using IMIX packet 100K Subscribers, 30% active, 70% idle Unlimited # of sessions per Subscribers Authentication/Security QoS Mobility (micro) IP address allocation Initial Network Entry of a user Service Flow creation for a user (with only pre-provisioned service flows) De-registration of a MS Support for unpredicted Hard Handoff Support for IP Convergence sublayer (CS) only
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ASN Gateway Feature Review
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Mobile SEF across access technologies

MIP as the enabling Technology
HSS
AAA WiMAX
Portal HLR
P-CSCF S-CSCF
IMS
ASN-GW GPRS/ UMTS GGSN
Multi-Mode Terminal
SIP Signaling
CDMA2000 1xRTT, EV-DO,
PDSN
HA
MSEF Router
Common
Access Control Service Control Billing
Service
Multiple
AP
Access Technologies
Hot Spot
AP
AZR
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File Transfer
Internet Browsing
Remote Access VPN

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Cisco Mobile SEF

Enabling Profitable Data Services for Mobile Operators
CISCO MOBILE SEF Framework of solutions targeted at the mobile internet edge Delivers cost effective and scalable solutions to meet the needs of mobile operators Seamlessly report, police and charge for all mobile services Leverages Cisco 7600 Series and Cisco IOS
Network Management and Operations Packet Gateways

Gateway GPRS support node (GGSN) Packet data serving node (PDSN) Public WLAN Wimax
Mobile Services
MIP Home Agent Service selection & control (ISG) Content billing & monitoring (CSG) Bandwidth control and traffic security (SCE) Persistant Storage Device (PSD)
Load Balancing Proven Platforms for Performance and Reliability

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Wimax all-IP e2e network model

AAA DHCP HA (Macro-mobility Anchor)
Paging/Location Server
R3
ASNgw
R4 R6
IP BS
Rx ?
ASNgw (Micro-mobility Anchor)
R6
IP BS
RRM Server
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ASNGW R1.0 Features

Basic R6 Inter-BS/Intra ASN-GW Handoff Authentication. Security Key Exchange IP address allocation (DHCP) Multiple Host Support/DHCP Server Option 82 AAA Accounting (start/stop/interim) QoS support Server Load Balancing (SLB) 1:1 Card to Card Redundancy ASN-GW MIB Support
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Basic R6 Protocol
R6 is the protocol between the BS and the ASN GW. R6 offload protocol will assist in correct organization of IP functions in the network. Cisco ASN gateway Release 1.0 comprises Initial Network Entry of a user Service Flow creation for a user (with only preprovisioned service flows) De-registration of a MS Keepalive support for R6 interface Support for Un Predicted Hard Handoff ASNGW Service port is 2231 (UDP)
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ASNgw R1.0
ASNgw R1.0 (IP_cs only, no FA(cmip/pmip) through R6) available on 7301 and SAMI
With SAMI: SUP720-3BXL 12.2(33).SRC (minimum)
R1.0: IOS based, 12.4(15)XL based on 12.4(15) Session Redundancy with SAMI is supported, both inter and intra Chassis Wide Ranging Ran vendor IOT supported
SR and Load balancing are not available for 7301
HA R4.0
Wimax Attributes support comes with HA R4.0 HA R4.0 is only available on SAMI With SAMI: SUP720-3BXL 12.2(33).SRC (minimum)
7301 HA due for release later this year
HA R4.0 is now shipping

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802.16 Service Flow Model

Packets are associated with a service flow, which is the central concept of the MAC protocol Service flow = an unidirectional flow of packets with a particular QoS Service flow has parameters like bandwidth, latency, jitter and other QoSrelated variables When data comes to MAC layer, the convergence sublayer gives it an connection ID (CID) The service flow is mapped to this ID {CID,SFID} The Service Flow ID is fixed across Base-Stations. Each Base-Station maps a SFID to a new CID. Created on-demand or pre-provisioned
On-demand SF creation subject to authorization against permitted QoS parameters
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802.16e Service Flows

802.16e supports multiple service flows for a given MS The service flows are identified by mapping a set of classification rules over the packet bearer. Each service flow is a unidirectional service flow and can have a different QoS treatment. QoS treatment for service flows should be done end-to-end on the radio and core network. There are two types of service flows, Initial and secondary service flows. The ISF (Initial service flow) is created automatically after user attachment. The ISF results in an IP address assigned to the SS. The SSF (secondary service flow), if needed, is only created after the ISF. ASN Gateway R1.0 supports one ISF and three secondary service flows.
MS1
ASN GW
GRE Tunnel GRE Key per CID
Base Station
MS2
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Packet flow through the WiMAX ASN

Path
Flows
BRAS
Session
The 802.16 Convergence Sublayer (CS) provides tunneling over the air. Tunnels are identified by the CID (Connection Identifier) Assignment of CIDs is performed in the BS Plain IP packets can be forwarded over CS
ISP 3G INTERNET
R1
R6
R3
BS
802.16e Control (UDP 2231/R6)
.16eCtrl MAC PHY .16eCtrl ASNctrl MAC IP LNK PHY PHY ASNctrl CSNctrl IP IP LNK LNK PHY PHY
ASNgw
V-CSN HA, AAA, DHCP/DNS
R5
H-CSN
CSNctrl IP LNK PHY
IP-CS Data Path

IP IP-CS MAC PHY IP IP-CS MAC PHY IP GRE IP LNK PHY IP GRE IP LNK PHY IP IP LNK PHY IP IP LNK PHY IP LNK PHY IP LNK PHY
IP-CS Data Path (Pmip) IP

IP-CS MAC IP-CS GRE MAC IP PHY LNK Micro Mobility GRE IP LNK IP MIP Macro Mobility MIP IP IP LNK LNK IP LNK IP LNK
PHY
PPPoE Vlan QinQ L2vpn MetroE

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ETH-CS Data Path

ETH ETH-CS MAC PHY ETH ETH ETH-CS GRE IP MAC LNK PHY PHY
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ETH GRE IP LNK PHY ETH PHY ETH PHY
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NAP Sharing VRF Support
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NAP sharing
NAP Sharing is the process at which the ASN is used by two CSNs. CSN could be either from two vendors or from two different providers wishing to offer separate or competing services. ASN Gateway supports NAP sharing with the use of VRFs. VRF is using for L3 routing separation and for user group separation.
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NAP Sharing
AAA
Two User Domains csn.nsp1.com csn.nsp2.com
DHCP DNS
CSN1 NSP1
R3 R6
BS
MSS
R1 R8
ASN GW
R3
BS
ASN ASN
R4
AAA DHCP DNS

CSN2 ASP Network Or Internet
Another ASN
NSP2
NAP
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NAP Sharing
1st Subsriber Request username@csn.nsp1.com
NSP1
DHCP AAA DNS
CSN1
BS
MS
R1
R3 R6
VRF1
Cisco BWG
BS
R6
VRF2
R3
ASN
2nd Subsriber Request username@csn.nsp2.com
DHCP AAA DNS

CSN2 NSP2
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ASN gateway QoS support
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QoS in WiMax
QoS Support refers to both airlink QoS as well as mapping on the network. ASNGW sends the QoS parameters to the BS for creating appropriate service flows. Certain hosts can be given additional quality of service parameters A new R6 bearer (service flow) may be created corresponding to the hosts IP address. Multiple host can use this service flow The mapping of the host to the new R6 service flow is created, and communicated to the BS/MS via the RRRequest.
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NGN: QOS Architecture Direction

Portal Monitoring Billing Subscriber Database Identity Address Mgmt Policy Definition Policy Control Plane (Per Subscriber) Content Network Business Corporate Business Corporate Business Corporate Residential Ethernet Access Node
Si Si
L2/3 Edge Access Aggregation Node Distribution Node BRAS Aggregation Network MPLS, Ethernet, IP
Si
VoD
TV
SIP
SCE
Core Network IP/MPLS
Internet
DSL Access Node Aggregation Node

Si
Access Node STB
Si
MPLS PE Distribution Node Business
Aggregation Node
Corporate Consumer and Business Traffic Utilize Per-Subscriber or Per Service Voice and Video traffic Utilize Per-Service Diff-Serv QoS Model in Access, Aggregation CoreCore QoS Model in Access, Aggregation and and
Core /Edge/ Aggregation Traffic Class PHB Control Protocols Network Management Residential Voice Business Real-time Residential TV and VoD Residential D-Server Video Business Critical In Contract Business Critical Out of Contract Residential HSI Business Best Effort
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Access Ethernet DSL, ETTX 802.1P (6) 5 or 7 4 2 1 0
UNI DSL ATM VBR-nrt WiMAX 802.16 nrtPS
MPLS/IP DSCP 48 46 56 32 24 16 8 0
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MPLS EXP 6 5
802.1P (6)
AF EF EF AF AF AF
5 and 7 7 4 4 and 3 3 2 1 0 2 and 1
VBR-rt
rtPS
VBR-nrt
NA
VBR-nrt
nrtPS
BE
UBR
Best Effort
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Performance
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Wimax performance
SAMI card is specifically designed to enable high throughput broadband applications Each card supports up to 5Gbps at the application layer. Each card can physically support upt to 10Gbps A full Chassis can support up to 45Gbps at the application layer This performance in unrivaled by any other vendor. High session counts are built in to the design High activation rates are enabled but the specialist hardware
SAMI allows cutting edge performance for cutting edge broadband solutions
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Session Review
Ciscos IP End to End Wimax Solution
Wimax CPE/Base Stations Cisco Access and Aggregations network, Metro E solution Cisco ASN Gateway Cisco Home Agent Cisco IP/MPLS Core Solutions Cisco Gateway Product Hardware
7600 Based
SAMI multiprocessor Application module
7301 Based
small scale initial deployement
Cisco ASN gateway

Rich Cisco IOS based Feature set
R6 support Multi Service Flow support NAP sharing QoS support
Cisco Wimax Radio

Best in Class Radio Technology Beamforming & MIMO together
Cisco if focused on high performance

SAMI card in production Beamforming and MIMO
Fully Redundant World beating performance
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Q and A
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Cisco Wimax solution

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Mobile WiMAX E2E Architecture Perspective

Applications Service Network IP HA Connectivity Service Network (CSN)

All-IP Access Service Network (ASN)

Access Gateway /FA

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

The Cisco Broadband End to End solution

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Ciscos Mobility Vision

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Cisco IP Next Generation Networks

Multiservice IP/MPLS Core

Internal Services and Operations

Location Services CDMA GGSN Content Services Gateway VoIP

IP Transfer Point Subscriber Profiles Logging

Persistent Roaming Across Wireless Access Networks

Subscriber-Differentiated IP Service Delivery

Cisco Broadband Wireless Solution

AGGREGATION AND EDGE

Aggregation and Edge Network

AGGR. & EDGE

7200/7300/10K PPPoE/IPoE model Dynamic Subscriber Policy (RADIUS CoA)

Cisco Broadband Wireless Solution

Fixed and Mobile WiMAX

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Cisco Broadband Wireless Strategy Overview

SME Indoor & Outdoor Nomadic User

BWG Metro Ethernet

Residential Indoor & Outdoor Mesh

Operator provided services PE

MIP HA BWG IP/MPLS PE P

Internet On net services

ASN RAN Edge

Application & Services

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Cisco WiMax Solution

Mobile Devices Partners

Cisco Base Stations / CPE (Navini)

Authentication /Access control /Roaming Service Authorization

BTS Backhaul Cisco

ASN Home Gateway Agent Cisco Cisco

QoS Control Content Billing/Prepaid Security

Multi-Service IP core Cisco

IP Expertise & Market Acceptance

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

WiMAX End to End Network Reference Model

R6: BS - ASNGW R8: Inter BS

ASP Network Or Internet

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

WiMAX Value Summary

2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Cisco WiMax Account Engagement examples

Crowley Hratsky Telecom Austar Netia Exetel Gold Telecom Medikon

Orascom Burraq ITC VSNL DU BSNL,

Telmex Axtel Nextel

APTG CHT Tatung ITRI Fitel

NTT E-access KDDI Softbank Yozum ACCA Tokai

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Cisco Wimax Standards based approach

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