switching is strategic to your business
DESCRIPTION
When you buy a switch, you are buying--and buying into--the switching vendor's architecture. In other words, you are adopting as your own that switching vendor's concept and strategy for how business should be conducted.Know what kind of strategic decisions are you making when you purchase a given vendor's switch. Learn the four categories of switching architecture and the strategic decisions network managers make when they buy them.TRANSCRIPT
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Switching Is Strategic to Your Business
Berna Devrim
Interop Las Vegas
May 1, 2008
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It’s a Brave New World
NewBusiness Model
NewWorker and Work Model
NewResource Model
NewTechnology Model
All Drive a New Network Model!
IntegratedNetworks
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OperationalLimitations
What’s Driving the Need for Change?
New BusinessPressures
Collaboration SLA MetricsEmpowered User Global Availability Reg. Compliance
Rising Costs Security Threats Bus. ContinuanceBandwidth NeedsChanging Traffic
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The New Network Model:An Integrated Approach
Compute
1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 19791980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 19891990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 19992000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 20092010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
ConnectCommunicateCollaborateAdvanced Services
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Be Ready For the Unexpected using Industry Best Practices
Greater Management Overhead
LowerApplicationPerformance
Slower Service Roll Out
Less Secure and LessReliable
Plan
Implement
Design
Operate
The Impact of Switching
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Switching Selection Is Strategic to Your Business
Intelligent Core Only
Pervasive Intelligence
Intelligent Edge Only
Comprehensive security
High Performance
Non-Stop Communications
End-to-End Services
Network as the Platform
Operational Simplicity
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Switching Architectures
Benefits:
� Single point of management and control security can beconcentrated on the core
� Allows simple workgroup switches
Campus Core
QoS
Firewall
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Pervasive Intelligence
End-to-End Services NoNon-Stop Communications NoHigh Performance YesComprehensive Security NoOperational Simplicity No
Intelligent Core Only
Intelligent Core Only
Drawbacks:
� Single point of failure
� Broad policies regardless of the user or device
� Stress core switch
� Increased cost and complexity, often w/ little ROI
� All traffic is forced to flow through the collapsed backbone; scaling issues
� Edge is vulnerable and congested
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Switching Architectures
Benefits:
� More direct, secure and feature-rich, path between source and destination
� Advanced edge services
Dynamic policies based on identity or device
� Minimizes bottlenecks
� Increases reliability
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Pervasive Intelligence
QoS SecurityIdentity
Campus Core
RouterSecurity
ARP
DHCP
DPI
End-to-End Services BeginningNon-Stop Communications IncreasedHigh Performance YesComprehensive Security YesOperational Simplicity No
Intelligent Core Only
Intelligent Core Only
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Drawbacks:
� Higher upfront edge investment
� Potentially more complex implementation
� Classification at the edge – May require re-classification at the core
� Core can’t manage traffic
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Switching Architectures
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Pervasive Intelligence
Benefits:
� Pervasive security
� End-to-end services
� Edge-to-core feature parity
� Enables server virtualization
Massively increased BW
Greater flexibility
Smaller footprint
Fewer on-site resources required
� Network resource virtualization
� Lower TCO, increased ROI
Intelligent Core Only
Pervasive Intelligence
Access Points
UnifiedMeetingPlace
Communications Manager Express
Security
Virtualization
End-to-End Services YesNon-Stop Communications YesHigh Performance YesComprehensive Security YesOperational Simplicity Yes
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Drawbacks:
� Larger initial capital outlay
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Web 2.0 World Example
Pervasive IntelligencePervasive Intelligence
Video-enabledAgent
Mobilesubscriber
3GGateway
Video Browser/Streamer
VXML/SIP
CVPSIP
RTP(video)
KioskUser
Intelligent Core Only
Intelligent EdgeOnly
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Unified Communications Example
CDP, Strict Priority Queuing
Source Specific Multicast
PoE, CDP, SPQ,
AutoQoS
CommVoice Aware 802.1x, MDA, CDP, PoE, AutoQoS, Strict Priority Queuingunications
Manager Express
Network Admission Control
Communications Manager Express
UnifiedMeetingPlace
Drawback
� Commitment to an architecture
� But is that a drawback?
Intelligent Core Only
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Pervasive IntelligencePervasive Intelligence
Benefits
�Manage application vs. traditional traffic
�Pervasive security
�End-to-end services implementation
�Enables call manager virtualization
Massively increased bandwidth
Greater flexibility; Smaller footprint
�Automated device configuration
�Proactive issue resolution – GOLD
�Combined UC services w/ apps on switch
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Pervasive Intelligence Enhanced Functionality for UC
Functionality
Wide Area Application Services (WAAS)
Application Intelligence
In-Service Updates
Nonstop Forwarding
Redundant Components
Interception Prevention
Flexible Packet Matching
802.1X support
Intelligent Power Mgmt
ePoE support
Automated Device Configuration (EEM)
Smart Call Home
Benefits Delivered
Optimize Application Performance over WAN
Dynamically Manage Applications
Reduce Planned Downtime
Maintain Calls during Failures
Mitigate Denial of Service Attacks
Mitigate Adaptive Threats
Identity-based Services
Efficient use of Power
Support high-speed wireless Access Points
Faster, More Cost-Efficient Deployments
Avoid Onsite Visits
Quality of Service
Non-Stop Communications
Integrated Security
Unified Network Services
Operational Management
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Ensure the User Experience of Video
Optimize
Secure Confidential Video Communications
Secure
Prevent Video from Over-running the network
Scale
Video Ready Campus Example
Pervasive Intelligence
Intelligent Core Only
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Pervasive Intelligence
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Video Ready Campus Example
Latency and Bandwidth Control
Quality of Service
Multicast
High Availability
Mobility
Confidentiality
SiSi SiSi
SiSi SiSi
SiSi SiSi
Video
ConferencingCisco
TelePresence
Digital
Signage
Live Broadcasts /
VOD
Surveillance
Intelligent Core Only
Intelligent EdgeOnly
Pervasive IntelligencePervasive Intelligence
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Deployment Recommendations: Campus
CampusWireless Access:
�802.11n support –dual radio
�Controller at the edge or core
�QoS Policy
�Security protocols
Distribution Layer:
� Non-stop communications –VSS, ISSU, NSF, L3
� High density
Access Layer:
�Integrated Security – DAI, DHCP snooping, IPSourceGuard
�802.11n – Enhanced PoE
�Intelligent power management
�HA – sub 50msec convergence, removable PSU, fans
�Traffic classification
�Investment protection – 10 Gig, true stacking
�Ease of use – Auto device configuration, EEM
�Network virtualization
�On line diagnostics
Core Layer:�Non-stop communications – VSS, ISSU, NSF, L3, no single point of failure HW �Scalability�End-to-end services �Network virtualization�Load balancing
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Deployment Recommendations:Branch Office
BranchSwitching:
�Integrated Security – DAI, DHCP snooping, IPSourceGuard
� 802.11n support -Enhanced PoE
� Intelligent power management
� HA – sub 50msec convergence, PSU, fans
�Traffic classification
�Auto device configuration
�On line diagnostics
Wireless Access:
�802.11n support –dual radio
�QoS Policy
� Security protocols
WAN
PSTN
Routing:
� Integrated services
� Application acceleration
� Security services
� UC services
� High interface speeds
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Deployment Recommendations: Data Center
Data Center
Application Services:
� Application acceleration
� Data encryption
� CompressionServer:
� Applications
Storage:
� Data protection
� Data recovery
Switching:
�Integrated Ethernet, Fiberchannel, Infiniband
�Resource virtualization
�Low latency
�Non-stop communications –VSS, ISSU, dual PSU
�Investment protection – 10G
�Efficient power/space/cooling
�Load balancing
� Firewall
� QoS policy
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Putting It All TogetherThe Integrated Network with Pervasive Intelligence
Branches
Campus
WAN
PSTN
Data Center
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Drive Productivity
Guarantee Integrity
Boost Satisfaction
Reg’l Health Care…
Threefold response time improvement, 60% WAN savings –ROI was 6 months
The E
nd User
Improved Business Process
Ensure Compliance
Improve Profitability
Local Utility…
Cut service costs by 25-30%, while managing growing customer base and demands
The Business
Reduce Complexity
Improve Service
Secure/Use Assets
Global Financial…
Telecom expenses cut by 40% while improving servicesT
he IT StructureIntegrated
Network
The Impact of the Pervasive Intelligence
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Remodeling Requires Commitment,But it’s Better Than Moving
Appliances
FurnitureFinishes
Infrastructure
Cable TV
Electricity
Category 5 Cable
Indoor Plumbing
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With Network Infrastructure Upgrades,Sometimes You Had to Move
ApplicationsMobility
Security Backup and Recovery
Video Management Tools
VoIPQoS
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Summary
Applications Can Leverage From Intelligent Networks
Switch Choices Affect Ongoing Business Operations
Pervasive Intelligence Provides the BestROI for Switching Architectures
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Cisco Integrated Networksw/ Pervasive Intelligence
It’s not About the Network… It’s About the Business!
At the end of the day…
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Thank You for Attending
Please Stay for Your Chance to Win a GPS
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