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Introduction to NFV using ETSI Standard

Julie Ann Connary - Technical Leader

Harris Haider – Solutions Architect

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Flexible, Agile Service Chains utilizing ETSI MANO architecture to realize the full potential of NFV

Multi-tenant

programmable

Scalable

Elastic

Highly Automated

Tech Refresh = new VNF

Partner

Network

Enterpr

ise

ASAIDS

ASA

IDS ASA VPN

ASA

ASA

NFVI = VMWARE, Openstack,CSP

• Foundations of NFV: ETSI MANO Architecture

• Cisco Products for NFV Orchestration

• It’s Real: Use Cases and Demonstration

Agenda

ETSI NFV Overview


ETSI Network Functions Virtualization Journey

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Founded 2012

By SPs

2013-2014

Release 1

Reference Architecture

2015-2016

Release 2

Interface Specifications

2017 ->>

Release 3

NFV ECO system Studies

2012 2014 2016 2018

Learn More: http://www.etsi.org/technologies-clusters/technologies/nfv


Virtual Network Function (VNF)

Manager(s)

VNFM

Virtual

Infrastructure

Manager(s)

VIM

OSS/BSSOs-Ma/PSA

Or-Vnfm

Vi-Vnfm

Or-Vi

Ve-Vnfm

Nf-Vi

NFV

Orchestrator

NFVO

Descriptors

Se-Ma

VNF

domain VNF

E/NMS

VNF

E/NMS

Vn-Nf

NFVI

Virtualization Layer

Hardware Resources

Vi-Ha


OSS / BSS

VIM

NFVI

Compute Storage Network

Virtualization

VirtualStorage

VirtualNetwork

Ve-Vnfm-em

Ve-Vnfm-vnf

Os-Ma-nfvo

Nf-Vi

Or-Vnfm

VirtualCompute

Vn-Nf

NFV-O

NSCatalog

VNFCatalog

NFVInstances

NFVIResources

Descriptors

NSD VNFFGDVLDVNFD PNFD

Se-Ma

Vi-Vnfm

Or-ViVNFM

VNF

VNF-EM

NFVI Interface Standards– Release 2

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IFA005: Or-Vi Reference Point

IFA006: Vi-Vnfm Reference Point

IFA007: Or-Vnfm Reference Point

IFA008: Ve-Vnfm Reference Point

IFA009: MANO Architectural Options

IFA010: MANO Functional Requirements

IFA011: VNF Package / VNFD

IFA012: Os-Ma-Nfvo Reference Point

IFA013: Os-Ma-Nfvo Reference Point

IFA014: NSD

http://www.etsi.org/technologies-clusters/technologies/nfv


NFV ECO SYSTEM Studies: Release 3• Information modelling (IFA016, IFA017 and IFA024)

• End-to-end multi-site services management (IFA022)

• Additional considerations on management and orchestration (IFA020, IFA021 and EVE009)

• Acceleration technologies (IFA018 and IFA019)

• Charging, billing and accounting (EVE008)

• License management (EVE010)

• Security analysis and management (SEC013, SEC014)

• Reliability and availability considerations (REL007, REL008)

• DevOps and continuous integration (TST006)

• Testing (TST004, TST007)

• Policy management (IFA023)

• Identification of "Touchpoints" with information Models of other organisations (IFA024)

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https://portal.etsi.org/webapp/WorkProgram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=49459


http://webapp.etsi.org/WorkProgram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=50101



















Cisco Involvement with ETSI NFV

• Participate in NFV Solutions Working Groups

• TOSCA/YANG modeling specifications for NFV Lifecycles

• Interface Specifications

• VNF Plug Tests

• ETSI/EANTC Plug-test in Madrid in January

• NFV Interop Testing Report

• Cisco Open NFV Ecosystem

• cisco nfv on DEVNET

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The VNF vendors were:

•Alcatel-Lucent

•Cisco Systems

•Cobham Wireless

•Hitachi Communication Technologies America

•Huawei Technologies

•IneoQuest Technologies

•Juniper Networks

•Metaswitch Networks

•NetNumber

•Netrounds

•Procera Networks

•Sonus Networks

http://www.lightreading.com/nfv/nfv-tests-and-trials/exclusive!-nfv-interop-evaluation-results/d/d-id/719675

https://developer.cisco.com/site/nfv/#read-me-first


Cisco VNFs On boarded

Cisco VNFs Onboarded 3rd party VNFs On boarded

• vEPC (MME, SGW, PGW)

• vPCRF

• IOS-XRv 9000 vRouter - PE

• IOS-XRv 9000 vRouter - vRR

• CSR1000v

• ISR 4000v

• WAN acceleration (vWAAS)

• Wireless LAN controller (vWLC)

• vDHCP

• Firewall - ASAv

• Firewall - FTDv

• vNAM

• vIPS sensor and vIPS defense center

• AMP (Advanced Malware Protection)

• WAF (Web Application Firewall)

• F5 Big-IP VE

• Fortinet’s Fortigate (vFirewall)

• Juniper vSRX FW

• KEMP LoadMaster

• Netrounds vProbe

• NFware

• Openwave Mobility

• Signiant

• Palo Alto Firewall

• Vyatta

ETSI NFV Architecture and Cisco Products Mapping



Manager(s)

VNFM

Virtual

Infrastructure

Manager(s)

VIM

OSS/BSSOs-Ma/PSA

Or-Vnfm

Vi-Vnfm

Or-Vi

Ve-Vnfm

Nf-Vi

NFV

Orchestrator

NFVO

Descriptors

Se-Ma

VNF

domain VNF

E/NMS

VNF

E/NMS

Vn-Nf

NFVI


Hardware Resources

Vi-Ha


NFV or VNF or Service Chain?

• Network Function Virtualization:

• refers to the idea of replacing dedicated network appliances (such as routers and firewalls) with software running on standard servers.

• Typically includes a Hypervisor and the software runs as a Virtual Machine

• Virtual Network Function

• Collection of 1 or more Virtual Machines performing a single network function

• Service Chain

• Collection of 1 or more VNFs providing a network service

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OSS/BSS

Operational Support Systems

Business Support Systems

VNF Domain

Collection of 1 or more Virtual Machines

performing a single network function

Associated Element/Network Management

System

NFVI

Virtualization Layer: Hypervisor

Compute

Network

Storage

OSS/BSS

VNF

domain VNF

E/NMS

VNF

E/NMS

Vn-Nf

NFVI


Hardware Resources

Vi-Ha


NFV

Orchestrator

NFVO

Or-Vnfm

Vi-Vnfm

Or-V

i

Se-Ma


Manager(s)

VNFM

Virtual

Infrastructure

Manager(s)

VIM

Descriptors

NFVO

Lifecycle management of Network Services

Orchestration of NFVI resources at the high level, particularly across multiple VIMs

Virtual Network Function Manager(s) (VNFM)

Lifecycle management of specific VNFs (possibly

composed of multiple VMs)

Virtual Infrastructure Manager(s) (VIM)

Controls and Manages the NFVI compute, storage

and network resources

Performs Operations

Cloud Computing


NFV

Management &

Orchestration

NFV-O

(NFV Orch.)

Virtual Infra

Manager

VNF 1 VNF 3VNF 2

NSO

(NFV-O)

OpenStack

/ESXI/CSP

(VIM)

On-V

i

Solution Mapped to ETSI NFV Framework

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VNF-M

(VNF

Managers)

VNF-M

(VNF

Manager)F

Managers)

ESC

(VNF-M)

Vnfm-Vi

NFVI (UCS/CSP)

Hardware Resources

Compute NetworkStorage

EMS 1 EMS 3EMS 2

vCSR F5vASA

Service, VNF &

Infrastructure Description

Ve-Vnfm

Nf-ViVirtualization Layer

KVM / ESXi Virtual NetworkVirtual Storage

Vn-Nf

Se-Ma

Nfvo-Vnfm

Open vSwitch

VTS/VPP

NSO

NSO

Service Orchestration and Fulfillment

Physical

Network

Portal / BSSOs-Ma

Service Applications

ETSI NFV Framework

Cisco Network Services Orchestrator (NSO)

ETSI NFV MANO Network Function Virtualization Orchestrator (NFVO)


NFV

Management &

Orchestration

NFV-O

(NFV Orch.)

Virtual Infra

Manager

VNF 1 VNF 3VNF 2

NSO

(NFV-O)

OpenStack

/ESXI/CSP

(VIM)

On-V

i


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VNF-M

(VNF

Managers)

VNF-M

(VNF

Manager)F

Managers)

ESC

(VNF-M)

Vnfm-Vi

NFVI (UCS/CSP)

Hardware Resources


EMS 1 EMS 3EMS 2

vCSR F5vASA

Service, VNF &


Ve-Vnfm


KVM / ESXi/CSP Virtual NetworkVirtual Storage

Vn-Nf

Se-Ma

Nfvo-Vnfm

Open vSwitch

VTS/VPP

NSO

NSO


Physical

Network

Portal / BSSOs-Ma


ETSI NFV Framework

“Day1, 1+N”v

“Day0”


Workflow Hierarchy: Network Service Orchestration

Network Service

NFVO: Onboard VNF To Catalogue• Virtual Network Function Descriptors (VNFD)

• Virtual link Descriptors (VLD) + Connection Points

• Images + Virtual Compute Resources loaded to VIM

NFVO: Network Service Descriptors (NSD)• Define Network Services Flavors

• VNFDs + VLD + SAP

NFVO: Instantiate via NS-INFO• Apply Service Logic to Collect appropriate resources for

Network Service and pass VNF-Info to VNFM

VIM: Instantiation of the VNF on the NFVI

• compute, storage and network

VNFM: Instantiate VNFs using VNF-Info

• passing it to appropriate VIM

• Manage LifeCycle of VNF

• Inform NFVO of Live Cycle Events

EM: Day1 Configuration and NFVO/VNFM: LCM

• NSO informed of “service alive” – configure DAY1

• VNFM/NSO maintains LCM

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Cisco Network ServicesOrchestrator Architecture

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Agile Automation

Active network view

Any service, any device

Multivendor support

Northbound APIs

OSS and BSS

Third-party applications

DevOps support

Network Abstraction Layer

Physical

Virtual

Network applicationsMulti-Vendor Network Element Drivers

Device Manager

Service Manager

NSO Offered by Tail-f

Modern Ways of WorkingModern APIs

Third-Party Applications

Active

Network

View

Network

Engineers

Physical Networks

VNFM (ESC)

Controller apps

EMS and NMS

Network Abstraction in Modern and Brownfield Environments

Network AppsVirtual Networks


NSO NFVO Function Pack

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Tail-f NFVO Service

packages

ESC Device

(NETCONF NED)

OpenStack/VCenter/CSP

NB Service

NFVO Function Pack

A pre-integrated NSO Service


NSO also Provisions VNFs!


Virtualisation Layer

Key MANO Methodology Concepts

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Network Service

VNF 1 VNF 2 VNF 3

VNF

C

VNF

CVNF

C

VNF

CVNF

C

VNF

C

Hardware

NFVO

VIM

Manages

the NS

Manages

VNFCs

Manages

VNFs

Manages

the VMs

VNFM


Key NFVO Terms

• A VNFD is a deployment template describing the VNF in terms of deployment and operational behavioral requirements. Also contains connectivity interface to establish appropriate links between VNF instance and other network functions.

• A VDU references a VM image and runtime requirements

• An NSD is static information elements used by the NFVO to instantiate a Network Service

• A NS Info is a runtime record created by an NSD

• A VNF Info is a runtime record created by an NSD instantiating a VNFD

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NFVO Terms: How Descriptors and Infos Align

NSD

VNFD VNFD VNFD

VDU VDU VDU

Instantiation NS Info

VNF Info VNF Info VNF Info

VNFC VNFC VNFC

+ Runtime Info


How Does a VDU becomes a VNFC? • VDU is not deployable by itself

• VDU requires day-0 artifacts before it becomes deployable (VNFC) Day-0 configuration

Connection Points Virtual Links Etc.

• When VNFC is deployed, the instance is referred to as VNFCi

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NSD Service Chain Example: Firewall and Router

Client-NetInternet

192.168.100.10-19DHCP

1 2

00

2 1

Sa-oam-mgt

Inside-net

192.168.200.0

DHCP

192.168.1.0ASA CSR

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Vdu:CSR1KV

1VCPU

3GIG

Image

<left> <right>

<mgmt>

<mgmt.-ext>

<inside>

<right-ext>

VNFD CSR

<1>

<0>

<2>

Ephemeral

openstack net

<inside-net>

Vdu: ASA

1VCPU

3GIG

image

<mgmt>

<2>

<0>

<1>

<outside>

<mgmt.-ext>

<left-ext><outside-ext><outside-ext>

sap

<Client-net>

sap

<Internet>

sap

<sa-oam-mgt>

vld

<inside-net>

VNFD ASA

Build the VNFD and NSD

nsd id= fw-router

NSD Deployment flavor options= (fw-router-flavor, router-flavor)

NSD Instantiation level options= (bronze, gold)

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NSD Can Consist of Multiple Deployment Flavors

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fw-router_nsd.x

router-flavorephemeral

network

fw-router-flavor

(bronze/gold)

router-flavor

NSD id= fw-router

CSR vnfd

CSR vnfdASA vnfd


Vdu:CSR1KV

<left> <right>

<mgmt>

<mgmt.-ext>

<inside>

<right-ext>

VNFD CSR

<1>

<0>

<2>

Vdu: ASA

<mgmt>

<2>

<0>

<1>

<outside>

<mgmt.-ext>


sap

<Client-net>

sap

<Internet>

sap

<sa-oam-mgt>

sap

<inside-net>

VNFD ASA

Build the NSD-INFO

nsd id= fw-router



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VNF-info

Deployment_name= fw-

router

boot-time = 600s

recovery-time = 120s

esc-device = ESC0

tenant = mano

sa-oam-mgt Day0=“CSR.txt”

Image’

Flavor’

managed = true

authgroup = csr-

group

inte

rne

tc

lien

t-Ne

t

Inside-net

Cisco Elastic Services ControllerETSI NFV MANO Virtual Network Functions Manager (VNFM)



Network Service

















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NFV

Management &

Orchestration

NFV-O

(NFV Orch.)

Virtual Infra

Manager

VNF 1 VNF 3VNF 2

NSO

(NFV-O)

OpenStack

/ESXI/CSP

(VIM)

On-V

i


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VNF-M

(VNF

Managers)

VNF-M

(VNF

Manager)F

Managers)

ESC

(VNF-M)

Vnfm-Vi

NFVI

Hardware Resources


EMS 1 EMS 3EMS 2

vCSR F5vASA

Service, VNF &


Ve-Vnfm


KVM / ESXi/CSP Virtual NetworkVirtual Storage

Vn-Nf

Se-Ma

Nfvo-Vnfm

Open vSwitch

VTS/VPP

NSO


Physical

Network

Portal / BSS Os-Ma


ETSI NFV Framework

Lifecycle

management of

specific VNFs

VeNF-Vnfm


Cisco Elastic Service Controller

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Capabilities

• VNF lifecycle management (Create, Delete)

• Service / VNF Day-zero configurations

• VM and service monitoring

• VNF auto-healing, recovery and elasticity

• VNF license management (Smart Licensing)

• Customizations (monitoring, actions)

• Complex VNF management

• CRUD Web GUI , API - Netconf, REST

• Multi-VIM Integration – Openstack, VMware vCenter

onboard

deploy

monitor

scalehealing / recovery

Update*

undeploy

Elastic

Services

Controller

(ESC)

VNF


VNF-Info Multi-Vendor Example

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VNF-Info Parameter Example

VNF Instantiation

Parameters

VNF Interface Parameters


NFVO to VNFM Interaction

VNF lifecycle management (Create, Delete)

VM and service monitoring

v

v


Cisco Elastic Service Controller (ESC)

NSO / NB Orchestration

REST CLINETCONF

(yang)

Network / Cloud Engineer

Web GUI

VIM Abstraction

ESC

VNF Lifecycle Manager Monitoring & Actions

VIM Drivers

REST API

CSP2100

AWS*

Containers*

ESC is Cisco’s VNFM, for managing Cisco and 3rd Party VNF’s

• Programmable / Model Driven

• Netconf and REST Interface

• YANG data model

• Open and Modular

• Interop with 3rd party VNF and NFVO

• Micro services

• Abstracts VIM complexity from service orchestration

VNF Info model-driven

* Not supported today, and on radar for future

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AWS

Public Cloud

ESC w Multi-VIMs

NSO

VIM

VIM

- VMware

- OpenStack

- Etc…Hzo

stHost

Host

libvirt

VIM less

ESC

(Multi-VIMs)

ENCS

NFVIS Platforms

CSP/NFVIS

ENCS

NFVIS

ESC-

Lite

NFVI

S

GUI /

CLI

Embedded

ESC

External

ESC1 : N

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Cisco Cloud Services PlatformETSI NFV MANO NFVI + VIM



Network Service

















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NFV

Management &

Orchestration

NFV-O

(NFV Orch.)

Virtual Infra

Manager

VNF 1 VNF 3VNF 2

NSO

(NFV-O)

OpenStack

/vCenter/CSP

(VIM)

On-V

i

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VIMs within the MANO Architecture

VNF-M

(VNF

Managers)

VNF-M

(VNF

Manager)F

Managers)

ESC

(VNF-M)

Vnfm-Vi

NFVI

Hardware Resources

Compute

Networkh

Storage

EMS 1 EMS 3EMS 2

vCSR F5vASA

Service, VNF &


Ve-Vnfm


KVM / ESXi Virtual NetworkVirtual Storage

Vn-Nf

Se-Ma

Nfvo-Vnfm

Open vSwitch

VTS/VPP

NSO

NSO


Physical

Network

Portal / BSSOs-Ma


ETSI NFV Framework


What is the Cloud Services Platform 2100?

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CSP 2100 SW, ConfD, Linux KVM, OVS, PCIe Passthrough, SR-IOV

CSR

Cisco UCS 1RU/2RU Modular Platforms, 1 & 10G SFP+ NICs

REST

NetConfNSO/ESC

XRv

9000ASAv

Third

partyThird

party

KVM

based

services

API

GUI CLI

….

NFS


Key Principles

Automated

• Deploy services as fast

as applications

• Use DevOps to

automate ACI services

• RESTful API

• NetConf/Yang

Easy to use

• Turnkey and simple

• Built for network, security,

and load balancing teams

• Lifecycle management

• Provision a new service

within minutes using GUI or

CLI

Clustering

• Shared pool of resources

• Auto-deploy redundant

HA pair

• Scale-out architecture

High Performance

• PCIe Passthrough

• SR-IOV (VEB and

VEPA)



Service Deployment in just a few clicks

47

CREATE


Service Deployment in just a few clicks

48

CONFIGURE

DEPLOY

Use Cases


Create Standard Connectivity PatternsStandardize and Virtualize Service Chains For Security and Agility

C

o

r

e

Provider Access ChainConsumer Access Chain

RTRRTR

RTR

WOC

RTRFW

VPN

GW FW

RTR FWVPN

GW FW

RTRFW

VPN

GW

FW

RTR

SLBWAF

FW

SLBWEB

FW

FW

FPC

SLB

SSLDLP

FW

RTR

FWFW

RTRFWIPS

RTRFWIPS

SLB

Routed

Core

Trusted

VRFs

Secure Agile

Exchange

SAE


Partner/Cloud Interconnect VPN -1

Internal

DMZ10.22.0.0/24

Cloud/

Partner

Site10.16.0.0/24

ASA

FW

DMZ

FWPartner

FW/R

Nexus

Partner2

VRF

Active

Secure Agile Exchange POD in

Colocation or Customer DataCenter

Nexus

Internal

DMZ

VRF

Standby

Internal

DMZ

VRF

Active

Nexus

Partner

2

VRF

Standb

y

Nexus

HS

RP

-VIP

:19

2.1

68

.0.1

VL

LA

N 7

01

HS

RP

-VIP

:19

2.1

70

.0.1

VL

AN

50

1

.2.2

.3

.4

.

3

.

4

CSP-1

.

1

.

2Br-Citi

Tenant 1 Service Chain

CSR ASAv

Use-Case: Isolated Partner DMZ VPN instance

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ASA firewall – CSR1KV Service Chain

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VNFD and NSD

Onboarded into

VNFO

Instantiate via NSO-

INFO

VNF-INFO to VNFM

ESC

Service Chain

instantiated on

Openstack

VM Alive

Service Alive

VNF READY VM Boot Success

54


Vdu:CSR1KV

<left> <right>

<mgmt>

<mgmt.-ext>

<inside>

<right-ext>

VNFD CSR

<1>

<0>

<2>

Vdu: ASA

<mgmt>

<2>

<0>

<1>

<outside>

<mgmt.-ext>


sap

<Client-net>

sap

<Internet>

sap

<sa-oam-mgt>

sap

<inside-net>

VNFD ASA

Build the NSD-INFO

nsd id= fw-router



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VNF-info

Deployment_name= fw-

router

boot-time = 600s

recovery-time = 120s

esc-device = ESC0

tenant = mano

sa-oam-mgt Day0=“CSR.txt”

Image’

Flavor’

managed = true

authgroup = csr-

group

inte

rne

tc

lien

t-Ne

t

Inside-net


NS-info Walk-Thru

nfvo ns-info esc ns-info CSR1kv-ASA

tenant mano

deployment-name CSR1kv-ASA-Service-Chain

esc ESC0

username admin

name CSR1KV-ASA

description "cloud service router and firewall "

nsd fw-router

flavor router-firewall-HA-flavor

instantiation-level gold

Define the NSD and Flavor

NSD can have multiple flavors; we show single flavor as illustration


NS-info Walk-Thru

vnf-info ASA

vnfd ASA

vdu firewall

managed

bootup-time 300

reboot-time 300

recovery-wait-time 300

image-name ASA-image

flavor-name ASA-flavor

day0 day0-config

url http://10.84.46.64/vpc/config/ASA_day0.txt

variable ADMIN_PWD

value [ cisco123 ]

VNF-Info contains runtime info for each VNF in the Flavor (Service Chain)

variable HOSTNAME

value [ ASA ]

authgroup asr_group

internal-connection-point mgmt

connection-point-address address 10.84.46.65

connection-point-address netmask

255.255.255.0

connection-point-address start 10.84.46.65

connection-point-address end 10.84.46.66

A Flavor can have 1 or more VNF-Infos


NS-info Walk-Thru

sap-info client-net

network-name client-net

sap-name ""

description "client network"

!

sap-info inside-net

network-name inside-net

sap-name ""

description "inside network"

!

A flavor also contains the SAP (and/or Virtual Link) connectivity information

sap-info internet

network-name internet

description "internet network"

!

sap-info sa-oam-mgt

network-name sa-oam-mgt

sap-name ""

description "management network"

address 10.84.46.62

!

state instantiated

!

Resources


NSO Development Resources

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DevNet

Public material targeting partners and customers

Selected

ContentTraining

material

Shared

code

NSO Developer Hub (Jive)

open for all registered Cisco

employees, Cisco partners &

Cisco customers

www.cisco.com/go/nsohub

Community and main

repository of content and

Q&A

DevNet open

for all

Selected

Content

Learning Labs

open for all

registered

users

Training

material

GitHub open

for all

Shared

code

www.cisco.com/go/nsodevnet

Related Cisco Live Presentations


Continue Your Education• BRKSDN-2411 - NFV Performance - Challenges and Solutions

Wednesday, Jun 28, 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

• BRKARC-2749: Extending Enterprise Network into Public Cloud with Cisco CSR1000v

Wednesday, Jun 28, 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

• BRKCRS-3447Network Function Virtualization for Enterprise Networks

Thursday, Jun 29, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

• BRKARC-2014 - Branch Virtualization - The Evolving NFV Landscape

Thursday, Jun 29, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

• BRKARC-2112 - Deploy Network Services in Minutes on any Platform with Cisco Enterprise Network Functions Virtualization (NFV)

Wednesday, Jun 28, 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

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Data Center / Virtualization Cisco Education OfferingsCourse Description Cisco Certification

Introducing Cisco Data Center Networking (DCICN); Introducing

Cisco Data Center Technologies (DCICT)

Get job-ready foundational-level certification and skills

in installing, configuring, and maintaining next

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CCNA® Data Center

Implementing Cisco Data Center Unified Computing v6.0 (DCUCI)

Implementing Cisco Data Center Infrastructure v6.0 (DCII)

Implementing Cisco Data Center Virtualization and Automation v6.0

Designing Cisco Data Center Infrastructure v6.0 (DCID)

Troubleshooting Cisco Data Center Infrastructure v6.0 (DCIT)

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Product Training Portfolio:DCAC9K, DCINX9K, DCMDS, DCUCS,

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configure, deploy, manage and troubleshoot unified

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Designing the FlexPod® Solution (FPDESIGN);

Implementing and Administering the FlexPod® Solution (FPIMPADM)

Learn how to design, implement and administer

FlexPod® solutions

Cisco and NetApp Certified

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Network Programmability Cisco Education OfferingsCourse Description Cisco Certification

Developing with Cisco Network Programmability

(NPDEV)

Provides Application Developers with comprehensive curriculum to

develop infrastructure programming skills;

Addresses needs of software engineers who automate network

infrastructure and/or utilize APIs and toolkits to interface with SDN

controllers and individual devices

Cisco Network Programmability

Developer (NPDEV) Specialist

Certification

Designing and Implementing Cisco Network

Programmability (NPDESI)

Provides network engineers with comprehensive soup-to-nuts curriculum

to develop and validate automation and programming skills;

Directly addresses the evolving role of network engineers towards more

programmability, automation and orchestration

Cisco Network Programmability

Design and Implementation

(NPDESI) Specialist Certification

Programming for Network Engineers (PRNE) Learn the fundamentals of Python programming – within the context of

performing functions relevant to network engineers. Use Network

Programming to simplify or automate tasks

Recommended pre-requisite for

NPDESI and NPDEV Specialist

Certifications

Cisco Digital Network Architecture

Implementation Essentials (DNAIE)

This training provides students with the guiding principles and core

elements of Cisco’s Digital Network Architecture (DNA) architecture and its

solution components including; APIC-EM, NFV, Analytics, Security and

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Cloud Cisco Education OfferingsCourse Description Cisco Certification

Understanding Cloud Fundamentals (CLDFND)

Introducing Cloud Administration (CLDADM)

Learn how to perform foundational tasks related to

Cloud computing, and the essentials of Cloud

infrastructure, administration and operations

CCNA Cloud

Implementing and Troubleshooting the Cisco Cloud Infrastructure (CLDINF);

Designing the Cisco Cloud (CLDDES);

Automating the Cisco Enterprise Cloud (CLDAUT);

Building the Cisco Cloud with Application Centric Infrastructure (CLDACI)

Obtain professional level skills to design, automate,

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Prime Service Catalog: PSCF, PSCI, PSCD

MetaPod: MPODF20

Gain in-depth hands-on skills using Cisco solutions

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