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HP@GigaCampus Drammen 11 December 2012

Geir Leirvik – HP gleirvik@hp.com

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Core vs Datacenter switching

• FCoE (FCF), FC, iSCSI and friends

• Whatever happened to Spanning tree

• Software Defined Networking

• Multimedia transportation * (not covered)

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Introduction

• HP 2011 –

• Steria 2009-2011

• Juniper Networks 2006-2009

• Cisco Systems 1996-2006

• Unic Nettverk 1994-1996

• Akershus College 1988-1993

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Core and Datacenter Switching

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Comware V7 - Modular Operating System

12500 Software Features

Unix Style OS

•Memory Isolation •Preemptive

Scheduler

Separation of

Control & Data planes

•Data Plane in kernel space for higher level of performance

High Availability & Reliability

•Single Box Seamless Upgrade (aka “ISSU”)

•Virtual Device with CPU & Memory separation

Comware

version 7

Higher Availability •Complete process isolation •Better separation of control & data

planes •Single box hitless upgrade

Data Center Focus •Multiple Device Contexts with CPU &

Memory isolation • Layer 2 extension across data centers

with EVI •Manageability

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FCoE and FcF etc

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HP 5820 Series – 10GbE with FCoE & FC Ports

Features

• 2RU with 14 10GbE ports, 4 1G ports, and 2 slots

• 1RU with 24 10GbE ports and 4 1G ports

• 1RU AF model with 24 10GbE ports, 2 1G ports, and choice of front (port side) to back (power side) or back (power side) to front (port side) airflow

• Full management features

• Layer 2/3/4 switching with advanced Layer 3 & multicast routing

• Full IPv6 routing and management

• Full IRF stacking up to 9 units with maximum stacking bandwidth of 80Gbps

(bidirectional)

• FCoE support and FC ports with expansion modules (5820-14XG)

• Embedded application support

Performance

• Wire speed switching

• Cut-through mode for very low latency

Description 10G SFP+

Ports 10/100/1000

Copper I/O Module

Slots

5820-14XG 14 (up to 22

total) 4

2 + 1 OSN Module Slot

5820X-24XG 24 4 0

5820AF-24XG 24 2 0

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High Density 10GbE Ports & 40G Uplinks for Scalable DC

HP 5900AF-48XG-4QSFP Highlights

• Top of rack 1-RU switch for DC convergence

• Ethernet ports

– 48*10GbE SFP+ ports with 1GbE support

– 4*40Gb QSFP uplink ports (Each port can be split into 4

10GbE ports)

• High Performance

– 1.28 Tbps switching capacity

– 952.32 Million PPS throughput

– Integrated packet buffers (9MB)

• Hot swappable reversible DC airflow design, AC/DC hot

swappable power options

• IPv6 performance in hardware and DCB protocol support

• IRF capable with 59xx devices (4 units)

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Whatever happened to spanning tree

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The world post spanning tree

Trill (IETF)

SPB (IEEE)

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Virtual Switching with IRF

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Data center network is becoming business critical

Customer issues

Datacenters must be up 24x7

• More throughput driven by server virtualization and horizontal traffic

• Maintenance window is shrinking

• Complexity is increasing

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Today's network design challenge : Spanning Tree

• STP stops loops, but blocks paths - reducing effective bandwidth

• Configuration Intensive (switch by switch)

• Operational complexity can often impact business applications and users

• Slow convergence during failure

Access

Core/Distribution

Active/Passive

Configuration effort

Operational Complexity

Active link

Blocked/standby link

Convergence time

User user/app experience

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Configuration effort

IRF Platform Virtualization

Operational Complexity

Active link

Blocked/standby link

Convergence time

User user/app experience

Legend

Access

Core/Distribution

Active/Active

Scalable Server Bandwidth All links are active.

logical view in Network management tool

How IRF meets this challenge From physical topology to logical topology

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No single point of failure for your servers connectivity

Horizontal Stacking with IRF Technology

IRF

IRF links = 40 Gbps * 2 = 160 Gbps FD

Aggregation Static/Dynamic (802.3ad)

IRF

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IRF benefits

Dramatically Simplifies network operations

Deliver high levels Performance

Ensures network/business Resiliency

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“We need the high availability and redundancy that IRF provides to support our 24x7 network demands. In addition, we plan to eventually create a second data center in the former AOL building to offer even greater flexibility, redundancy and resiliency. IRF allows multiple switches to be interconnected and act as one big virtual switch with very low latency. That IRF capability will enable us to disperse servers and switches without a performance penalty.” Steve Lyon, assistant director for network engineering, University of North Florida

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Simplicity Performance Resiliency

Conclusion

• HP’s IRF switch virtualization technology is increasing availability of the infrastructure

• HP’s IRF is increasing the performance within layers and between layers

• HP’s IRF avoids to rely on maintenance windows for upgrades

• HP’s IRF is simplifying the network

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SDN – Software Defined Networking

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Software-defined Network Drivers and Impact

Private cloud is not just about cost

reduction. Agility will be a key benefit1

HUMAN MIDDLEWARE

1 Gartner G00238288, Five Things That Private Cloud Is Not, 3 August 2012,Thomas J. Bittman

Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

DEVICE SECURITY

2Ericsson white paper, “More Than 50 Billion Connected Devices,” February 2011

By 2020,

50 billion devices will be connected to wireless networks2

SDN/OpenFlow market will grow to almost

$2 billion by 2016 …

driven by the growing need for scalability & network programmability3

PROGRAMMABILITY

3 IDC #235074, “Technology Assessment: The Impact of OpenFlow on Data Center Network Architectures” June 2012

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… In the SDN architecture, the control and data planes are

decoupled, network intelligence and state are logically centralized and the underlying network infrastructure is abstracted from the applications …

Open Networking Foundation on SDN

Source: opennetworking.org

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Ability to Apply Business Logic to Network Behavior in Dynamic Fashion

HP Delivers SDN to Achieve Agility

Infrastructure Layer

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Control Layer

Application Layer

Separate control and data plane; abstract control plane of many devices to one

Open standard-based programmatic access to infrastructure

Deliver open programmable interfaces to automate orchestration of network services

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Separate control and data plane; abstract control plane of many devices to one

Deliver open programmable interfaces to automate orchestration of network services

Open standard-based programmatic access to infrastructure

Deliver open programmable interfaces to automate orchestration of network services

Ability to Apply Business Logic to Network Behavior in Dynamic Fashion

HP Delivers SDN to Achieve Agility

Separate control and data plane; abstract control plane of many devices to one

Deliver open programmable interfaces to automate orchestration of network services

Open standard-based programmatic access to infrastructure Network Device Network Device Network Device

Control & Data Plane Programmable Interface (e.g., OpenFlow)

Network Applications Network Applications SDN Applications

Business Applications Business Applications Business Applications

(e.g., OpenStack, CloudStack)

Cloud Orchestration

SDN Controller

Programmable Open APIs

Infrastructure Layer

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Control Layer

Application Layer

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Ability to Apply Business Logic to Network Behavior in Dynamic Fashion

HP Delivers SDN to Achieve Agility

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

OpenFlow Enabled on 9 Additional Switches

New Innovations

Virtual Cloud Networks, Sentinel Security & Open APIs

Infrastructure Layer

SD

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ture

Control Layer

Application Layer

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Industry-leading Software-defined Network Portfolio

OpenFlow Enabled on Nine Additional Switches

• 25 Total OpenFlow Switches

• 15 Million OpenFlow Ports

• 1st Tier-one Vendor

• Ongoing Enablement of OpenFlow across FlexNetwork Architecture

• HP Networking Lifetime Warranty

HP 3800

HP 8200 HP 5400 HP 3500

Existing 16 models

9 new models

HP 6600 HP 6200yl

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HP Delivers Industry’s First Open, Complete Hardware & Software SDN Solution

Introducing Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

• Software or Appliance

• OpenFlow enabled

• HP SDN Applications

• Open APIs Enable Third-party Apps

• Extensible, Scalable, Resilient, Architecture

Network Device Network Device

Infrastructure Layer

Control Layer

Programmable Open APIs

Application Layer

Business Applications Business Applications

Network Applications Network Applications SDN Applications

Business Applications

Cloud Orchestration

(e.g., OpenStack, CloudStack)

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

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Enables Scalable, Programmable Clouds, Eliminates Human Middleware

Introducing HP Virtual Cloud Network Application

• Automates Network Provisioning Enabling Self-service Cloud

• Limits Provisioning Actions to Low Risk Infrastructure Elements

• Enables Scaling Beyond Traditional Hardware Limits

• Delivers Virtual Networking for Openstack Public & Private Clouds

Zero Network Admin

1,000s Cloud Users

One Minute

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

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Delivering Real-time Network Threat Protection

Sentinel Security Application

• Delivers Real-time Threat Characterization with HP TippingPoint DVLabs Database

• Protects from over 700,000+ Botnet, Malware & Spyware Malicious Sites

• Improved Visibility & Accuracy with ArcSight Integration

TippingPoint

Networking

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

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Delivering Advanced Traffic Characterization & Orchestration

CERN: Distributed Load Balancing Application

• Characterizes & load balances for increased scalability

• Optimized traffic distribution with sychronization across load balancers

• Adaptive load balancing based on application feedback

• Eliminate the need for dedicated hardware

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

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SDN Innovations Leading the Industry

HP & Stanford Collaborate on Ethane

2007

HP Demos OpenFlow Enabled Switch 2008

HP Earn First 10 OpenFlow Lighthouse Customers

2009

HP Scales Lighthouse Customers to 60 2010

HP Delivers Commercial OpenFlow 2011

HP Develops Lighthouse SDN Customers; Delivers SDN Controller & Applications

2012

HP Continues to Delivers SDN Applications

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Enables Software-defined Network

Virtual Application Networks Product Evolution

Infrastructure Layer

Control Layer

Application Layer

Virtual Cloud

Network

HP Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

OpenFlow Enabled on 9 Additional Switches

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Ethernet Virtual Interconnect & Multi-tenant Device Context

Virtual Application Networks Manager for IMC

OpenFlow Commercial Availability on 16 models

Extension of OpenFlow across FlexNetwork Portfolio

Today

SDN Applications for Enterprise Data Center,

Campus & Branch

Sentinel Security

Open APIs

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Debunking SDN Myths

A Software-defined Network is Not

Only Implementing Network Functions in

Software or on Virtual Machine

Only Programmable Proprietary APIs for Network Device or

Management System

The End of Hardware

Innovation

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HP Delivers Complete Single-Touch SDN Solution Today

Sentinel Security

Virtual Cloud

Network

Load Balancing

Infrastructure Layer

Control Layer

Application Layer

Cisco Overlay Only HP

Third-party applications enabled by open APIs

Campus & Branch SDN applications

Data Center SDN applications

Separate control and data plane

Open programmable access to infrastructure

Single pane-of-glass & config automation

Hardware performance

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SDN Application Use Cases

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Time and Resource Intensive, Not Suited for Cloud Scale

Legacy Network Human Middleware Can’t Scale

10,000 provisions per day

3,333 hours of effort 420 network admins and

20 commands per change x

Source: HP

200,000 commands per day

1 minute per command x

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Public Cloud Automation at Scale

Public Cloud Multi-tenancy at Scale

HP Cloud : Virtual Cloud Network Application Use Case

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

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Application Layer

Control Layer

Infrastructure Layer

VPN customer network

Internet Fixed or Floating IPs

Tenant Virtual Network

Tenant A

VPN customer network

Internet Fixed or Floating IPs

Tenant B

VPN customer network

Internet Fixed or Floating IPs

Tenant X

. . .

. . . . . .

Tenant Virtual Network Tenant Virtual Network

Enterprise Public-Private Cloud Integration

On Premise Private Cloud Network

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Campus & Branch Security Cloud Security Data Center Security

HBO: Sentinel Security Application Use Case

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

Sentinel • Real-time Cloud Database Feed • Protection from over 2M Threats

DV Labs RepDV DB

SD

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ture

Application Layer

Control Layer

Infrastructure Layer

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Traffic Classification & Load Balancing

Efficient Multipathing

Network Resource Scaling (Firewall/IPS)

CERN: Distributed Load Balancing Use Case

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

Distributed Load Balancing Application

HP OpenFlow Switches

Routers FW/IPS Servers

Network

SD

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rch

itec

ture

Application Layer

Control Layer

Infrastructure Layer

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Open standard-based programmatic access to infrastructure

Deliver open programmable interfaces to automate orchestration of network services

HP Software-defined Networks Vision

Network Devices Network Device Infrastructure Layer

Business Applications

SDN Controller Control Layer

SDN Controller Application Layer

Virtual Cloud

Network

Sentinal Security

3rd Party Apps

3rd Party Controllers

Campus/Branch Data Center

VAN SDN Controller

Virtual Switches

Infrastructure

Enterprise HP SDN

Apps

Load balancing

HP 3rd Party Ecosystem

WAN

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SDN Services

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Services Enabling Realization of Software-defined Network Agility

Today’s News: Virtual Application Networks Innovations

Virtual Cloud Networks, Sentinel Security & Open APIs

Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller

OpenFlow Enabled on 9 Additional Switches

Infrastructure Layer

Control Layer

Application Layer

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SDN Services – Strategize & Assess

• Achieve Enterprise/IT Alignment, Save Hundreds of Hours of Meetings & Research Time

• Define the Delta Between Compute & Storage vs. Network Provisioning Timelines

• Prove SDN Value Proposition (Months to Minutes) against Baseline Assessment

Virtual App Network Proof of Concept

Transformation Experience Workshop

Network Provisioning Baseline Assessment

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Making people process and technology work

Software-Defined Network Services Evolution

Infrastructure Layer

Control Layer

Application Layer

SD

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ture

Today

Transformation Experience Workshop

Network Provisioning Baseline Assessment

Virtual Application

Network Proof of Concept

SDN Strategy & Roadmap Services

VAN Design, Implement &

Support Services

Cloud-ready Networking Services

Network Cloud Optimization Service

Virtual Network Protection

Service

Network Infrastructure Optimization Services

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Making people process and technology work

SDN Services – Pragmatic path to achieve SDN vision

Full

transformation

lifecycle

Services

Innovation

Practical

Experience

Enterprise/ IT Alignment

Capability model

Future operating

model

Design Implement

Support

Automated flexible

architecture

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SDN Services – Pragmatic path to achieve SDN vision

Current provision estimate 2 weeks

Provision 5 minutes

De-provision 7 minutes

HP Italy Innovation and Transformation Center – test case

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Q&A

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