Business Drivers for IPv6

APRICOT 2012, New Delhi

Arvind Mathur, Office of the CTO

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Making the Transition to IPv6Business Drivers

IPv6 Deployment

IPv4 Address PoolSize

Size of the Internet

TimeToday

IPv6 is an Industry Transition

Grow the Business – Resolve address shortage challenges Long term solution for large infra, reduce opex, enhance usex Capex investments in transport, data center, mobile, spectrum - RoI

Establish Leadership – Gain competitive advantage Intense SP competition, Early industry adopters, RFP’s, mandates

Innovate, Prepare for Future Services Cloud Computing – SaaS, Social Networks 4G mobile networks, MVNO M2M/Internet of Things Smart Grid Data services over Cable (DOCSIS 3.0) MIPv6 Gains through improved security, packet processing optimization IPv4 to IPv6 transition consulting International IPv6 adoption (globalization/flat world)

Higher bandwidth in the access toimprove service footprint for consumers Triple play services IP Surveillance Networked homes

Evolving Network Business growth & future revenue streams

Multi Service Access Nodes improvingservice capabilities in Enterprise and Carriers market. ATM, TDM, SDH, MPLS services in the access for 3G/4G converged services. Opportunities of building services as MVNO for the green-field mobile operators.

Optical Networking in the NLD segments,way for ILD services market Options to access sub-sea cable system capacities and connect businesses across India. RIO Collocation for multi-cable path access

GEPON

GEPON

GEPON

GEPON

GEPON

GEPON

GEPON

RING-1

RING-2

RING-4

RING-5

POP - B

POP - CPOP - D

POP - E

POP - F

CableLandingstation

MSAN

MSAN

MSAN

MSAN

3G BSTNode-B

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IP-MPLS VPN Wireless Networks Network VAS Internet ConnectivityNetwork

Consulting servicesManaged Strong Authentication

Services

Implementation services

Web security servicesSecurity

Managed Storage Cloud Computing VirtualizationServices Data Center in a Box

Storage Virtualisation

Compute

High Availability Solutions

Managed applications

Security servicesSOC

DR/BCP Managed Hosting

Hosted contact center solutions

Managed inbound/outbound voice

Hosted IP-PBX VAS Managed Voice

Human capital management

Knowledge management

Unified Communications

Supply chain management

Customer lifecycle

management

Applications - SaaS

Managed IT Services

Remote Infrastructure Management

Tools and process deployment

Consulting services in best practices ITIL

VDI -Thinclient and managed computing

IT/ITES, BFSI, Telecom, Pharma, Manufacturing, Government, MVNO’s, VAS, Service ProvidersIntegrated ‘vertical’ solutions

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V6-Enabled

Image Source: Forrester, “Three Mega Business Trends Will Reshape The Tech Sector”

V6 Enabled

V6 in 2010 V6-EnabledV6-Enabled

V6-Enabled

V6-Enabled

V6 in iOS 4.0 Departments Functions

Workgroups/teamsWeb-enabled

DevicesConsumerSoftware

Cloud-basedServices

EnterpriseCollaboration

Tools

V6-Enabled

V6-Enabled

alpha

Ironportcisco.com

Evolving Ecosystem

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DC Core

DC Aggregation

DC SAN

CiscoCatalyst

49xx

CiscoCatalyst

6500

CBS 3100 Nexus

5000Nexus 7000

MDS 9124e

Gigabit Ethernet

10 Gigabit Ethernet

10 Gigabit DCB

4Gb Fibre Channel

10 Gigabit FCoE/DCB

Nexus® 7000

Nexus 2000

Unified Computing

System

MDS 9500

MDS 9500

ACE/ASA/WAAS DC Services

Nexus® 7000

Virtualized Data Center Solutions

Cisco® Catalyst ® 6500 VSS

10GbE DC Services

Nexus 1000v

Nexus 1000v

DC Access

What about the apps?

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Commonly Deployed IPv6 - enabled OS/Apps

Operating Systems Windows 7

Windows Server 2008/R2

SUSE

Red Hat

Ubuntu

The list goes on

Virtualization & Applications VMware vSphere 4.1

Microsoft Hyper-V

Microsoft Exchange 2007 SP1/2010

Apache/IIS Web Services

Windows Media Services

Multiple Line of Business apps

Most commercial applications won’t be your problem – it will be the custom/home-grown apps

Thank you