Juniper Networks, Inc. Copyright © 2002 – Proprietary and Confidential 1 IPv6 for the New Public Network Dylan Greene Juniper Networks Professional Services

1 Juniper Networks, Inc. Copyright © 2002 – Proprietary and Confidential

IPv6 for theNew Public Network

Dylan GreeneJuniper Networks Professional Services

May, 2002

Juniper Networks, Inc. Copyright © 2002 – Proprietary and Confidential 2 Juniper Networks, Inc. Copyright © 2002 – Proprietary and Confidential

Agenda

Juniper Networks and the Vision of New Public Network

IPv6 in the New Public Network

Juniper Networks IPv6 Solutions

Conclusion

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Juniper Networks Vision

““As the trusted source of state-of-the-art As the trusted source of state-of-the-art networking solutions we enable service networking solutions we enable service providers to drive new and expanded providers to drive new and expanded services to IP while they continue to build services to IP while they continue to build the New Public Network”the New Public Network”

Scott Kriens, Chairman, President and CEOScott Kriens, Chairman, President and CEO


The New Public IP Infrastructure

From Humble Beginnings…


The New Public IP Infrastructure

From Humble Beginnings…

The New Public Network The New Public Network is Well Beyond Critical is Well Beyond Critical Mass!Mass!


Next Steps…


Prospering thru Rationalization

Understanding of and focus on…

Addressable markets

Customer needs, desires & constraints

Optimising return on investments…

Capital

Operational

Position for 2nd wave demand

Private IP Services

Realise compelling enterprise benefits

Respect for IP’s revolutionary potential


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Conclusion

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The New Public Network needs to cope with this kind of growth …….

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Internet Subscriber Forecast(Gartner Dataquest+Zdnet Feb 2002)

Asia

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IPv6 will be required to enable this growth in Asia!IPv6 will be required to enable this growth in Asia!

•Over 500M Internet subscribers Over 500M Internet subscribers forecasted in 2003. forecasted in 2003.

•Asian Internet subscribers will be Asian Internet subscribers will be surpassing North America and surpassing North America and Europe for the first time.Europe for the first time.

• Over 100M Broadband Over 100M Broadband subscribers forecasted in 2005 subscribers forecasted in 2005 (Many are always-on (Many are always-on connections). connections).

• Asia will have the 2Asia will have the 2ndnd largest BB largest BB subscribers just after NA. subscribers just after NA.

Broadband subscriber Forecast(Merrill Lynch Feb 2002))


Mobile Internet Growth

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Mobile Internet Subscriber Forecast(Intermarket Group Jan 2002)

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Mobile Internet is another key driver for IPv6.Mobile Internet is another key driver for IPv6.

•Over 400M wireless Internet subscribers are forecasted in Over 400M wireless Internet subscribers are forecasted in 2005. Most will require IPv6 address as defined by 3GPP 2005. Most will require IPv6 address as defined by 3GPP standardsstandards

•Asia again will be another key growth region for mobile Asia again will be another key growth region for mobile internet.internet.


Emerging Drivers

Internet Gaming and Gaming consoles Millions of Internet-ready X-box, PS2 & Game

Cube sold

Internet-enabled cars Many luxury cars in the market already have

built-in Internet access, eg. Mercedes-Benz's COMAND System

New Internet appliances for home users Samsung just rolled out “network Refrigerator”

Political & economic drivers Asia countries like China and Japan want to

”break-free” of IP address limitation

Some large NA organisations like Nortel & Xerox each have more address space than all of China due to historical reasons.


Role of IPv6 in the New Public Networks

Scalability

Consumer appliances as network devices (1015 endpoints)

Billions of “always-on” connections

Security

Security - Built-in, strong IP-layer encryption and authentication

Mobility

More efficient and robust mechanisms for Wireless Internet

Quality of Service

Int-Serv (Native support of MPLS Flow)

Diff-serv

Manageability

Allow structured hierarchy and routing aggregation

Easy address auto-configuration and management


Success factors of IPv6 networks Performance & Scalability

Key driver of IPv6 is exponential Internet subscribers growth - need implementations that scale!

Production-caliber IPv6; ready for deployment

Consistency

Consistent IPv6 support across all h/w and s/w for ubiquitous Internet

Services

Same revenue-generating services as IPv4 required for IPv6 (eg. IP-VPNs)

IPv4 and IPv6 Transition

Coexistence more likely scenario

Without performance compromise is key

Trusted Routing Supplier

Proven IP expertise; IPv4 track record


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Juniper Networks Market Focus

IPv6 support across all 4 market solutions

Deployment Provider Edge High

Performance Enterprise

IP Services

Deployment Mobile IP

Backbone 2.5 & 3 Gen GGSN

Deployment Transport Peering ATM migration Wholesale

IP INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONSIP INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS

://CORE ://EDGE ://MOBILE ://CABLE

Deployment Multi-service

Broadband Access

Cable IP Metro & Backbone


IPv6 support on M-Series

M20M20

M160M160

M40M40

M5/M10M5/M10

M-Series robustness in space-efficient

form factor

Industry’s first true solution for high-performance IP

solution

Subscriber density & in-box

redundancy in small footprint

Industry’s first 10G-class solution for ultra-high end IP

Solution

M40eM40e

Industry’s highest density and carrier

grade edge box

IPv6 Support Across All Platforms & Interfaces


T640 Internet Routing Node Highest Performance IPv6 routing solution

Front panel WAN connect 640 Gbps throughput

770 Mpps forwarding

32 x OC-192c/STM-64 or 128 x OC-48c/STM-16 ports

40 Gig slots

Rear panel Local connect Matrix Technology

1280 Gbps throughput

Seamless scale IPv6

Single JUNOS image

T-series Internet Processor

PIC portability

½ rack

RearFront

Supports IPv6 in Day Supports IPv6 in Day

1!1!


Matrix TechnologyMulti-terabit Future Assured

Greater than 10 TbpsGreater than 10 Tbps

5 Tbps WAN + 5 Tbps LOCAL5 Tbps WAN + 5 Tbps LOCAL

T640 Internet

Routing Node

T640 Internet

Routing Node

T640 Internet

Routing Node

T640 Internet

Routing Node

TX Internet

Switching

Node


T-series Internet Routing Matrixfor Tomorrow’s large scale IPv6 network

Any-to-any non-blocking node connectivity

Unparalleled PoP longevity

Native IPv6 support

No single point of failure

Maintains packet priority

More than 10 Tbps

TX Internet Switching TX Internet Switching

Node is demonstrable nowNode is demonstrable now


Juniper Networks IPv6 Philosophy

IPv6 Customer Requirement Juniper Networks Delivers

Predictable performance IPv4- and IPv6-ready ASICs Proven IP expertise

Hardware-based forwarding Comprehensive routing protocol support Scalable router architecture

Same IPv6 feature/functionality/security across all platforms and interfaces

Standard JUNOS component - all platforms IPv6 over MPLS

Production-caliber IPv6

Internet-scale

Genuinely-deployable IPv6

Fully-featured IPv6

Services

Security

No special code streams JUNOS: Modular architecture = stability JUNOScript API XML


IPv6 Available Features

Available on all M-series and T-series platforms

IS-IS

BGPv6

RIPng

Static

Forwardingin hardware

Addressing

Link, site, global

Stateless autoconfiguration

Neighbor discovery

Common support

ICMPv6

IP applications

Ping, telnet, etc.

Transition

Configured tunnels

Dual stack

Addressing &

Forwarding

Operations & Transition

Routing Protocols


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Q1 Q2 2H+

JUNOS IPv6 Roadmap

H/W forwarding Addressing Neighbor

discovery

Shipping

Near Term Planned

Addressing & Forwarding

Addressing & Forwarding

RoutingRouting

OperationsOperations

BGP ISIS RIPng Static

Comprehensive support ICMPv6 Ping, Telnet, etc. Dual stack operation Configured tunnels

H/W filtering EUI 64-bit

addresses

IPv6 over MPLS

EBGP peering w/link local addresses

OSPFv3

IPv6 Multicast FBF & CBF


IPv6 Visionaries Agree

“Juniper Networks IPv6 solution is currently in use at the 6TAP and has proved its ability to interoperate flawlessly with the IPv6 routers used by our peers.”

-Bob Fink, Co-Chair of the IETF's Next Generation Transition working group, and Director of the 6TAP.

“The tests proved Juniper Networks ability to play a major role in IPv6 integration in production networks.”

-Bernard Guy, Manager of Renater IPv6 Pilot

Successfully validated IPv6 packet throughput at OC-48c/STM-16 speeds, interoperability with other platforms, and the ability simultaneously run IPv4 and IPv6 without performance degradation


Japan Gigabit Network (JGN)

Japan Gigabit Network (JGN) - nationwide, next generation network widely available for use at universities, research institutions, venture businesses & local governments in Japan.

IPv6 service offered to the public and academic institutions in Japan since Fall 2001

Juniper Networks - a key supplier of IPv6 routing platforms since 2001.

“I appreciate Juniper Networks IPv6 implementation, as it provides us the same level of packet forwarding capacity, scalability as its IPv4. Also, it can run IPv4 and IPv6 simultaneously, while providing the interoperability with other IPv6 vendors' routers. I, especially, appreciate Juniper Network's prompt and adequate technical supporting to try to deliver the production- caliber quality operation.”

Dr. Esaki, head of JGN IPv6 operation

Juniper M20 Router running IPv6 in Otemachi IPv6 System Operation and Technical Development Center


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Summary

Juniper Networks is building new, profitable functionality throughout the New Public Network

IPv6 is the key enabler for the New Public Network, particularly in Asia and China

Juniper Networks IPv6 solutions enable the New Public Network

Native IPv6 in all Juniper Networks solutions

Production-caliber with highest scalability, security, mobility and performance

Allow smooth IPv4 to IPv6 transition

Field proven in many customers’ IPv6 networks around the world

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