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Next Generation EnterpriseJacques-Philippe ROEDERER

Yves TORJMAN, Collaboration

Maurizio PORTOLANI, Datacenter

Nabil BADR, Borderless Networks

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John Chambers, CEO Cisco Systems

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Secure access to information and people from any device, anywhere.

Deliver agility and scale on demand; create rich media with VDI economics.

Find expertise and information; enable proactive customer interaction.

Enable high-quality interaction from anywhere, in real-time and offline.


Cisco Collaboration

Yves Torjman, Product Sales Specialist


CLOUD

ON PREMISE

UnifiedCommunications

TelepresenceCollaborationApplications

CustomerCollaboration

SERVICES


Better Together FunctionalityShared infrastructure for video, voice, IM, and presence

1

Broadest Range of InteroperabilityFunction across platforms, browsers, and devices

2

Enterprise Class ITSecure, scalable, flexible, and compatible

3

Real-Time ROIOperational costs, productivity gains, strategic advantage

4


Virtual Meetings

WebEx

GroupReal-time

Rich, Real-Time

Communications

Jabber

One-one; One-to-fewReal-time

Social Collaboration

Quad

Many-to-many Real-time and asynchronous


Office | Teleworkers | Retail | Hospital | Manufacturing


Mobile


All-in-One UC Application

Presence and IM

Voice, video, voice messaging

Desktop sharing, conferencing

Collaborate from Any Workspace

PC, Mac, tablet, smart phone

On-premises and cloud

Integration with Microsoft Office


Social


Visual

High-quality video

Interoperable

Integrated

Upload, view, share, comment, search

Video communications

Video content


Video Is Transforming Business


Quality Simplicity Reliability Collaboration

Natural, face-to-face interaction

Visible gestures, body language, facial expressions, right eye gaze

Imperceptible latency

Audio and visual sync

Normal voice levels

Intuitive interface and controls

Easy to schedule

Initiate ad hoc calls

Add users on the fly

One-button meeting launch

Consistent andtrusted user experience

Interoperable and intercompanyenabled

Scalable

Mirrors in-person work environment

Content sharing

Recording

Enables multiple use cases beyond meetings


WebEx Jabber Quad


Secure, scalable, reliable

Integrates with

existing investments

Flexible

deployment options


Cisco Borderless NetworksEnabling the Borderless Organization

Nabil Badr, Business Development Manager, Africa


IT Consumerization

Device Border

Mobile Worker

Location Border

Video/Cloud

IaaS,SaaS

Application Border

External-FacingApplications

Internal Applications


Secure access to information and people from any device, anywhere.

Deliver agility and scale on demand; create rich media with VDI economics.

Find expertise and information; enable proactive customer interaction.

Enable high-quality interaction from anywhere, in real-time and offline.


Borderless Experience

ANYONE ANY DEVICE

ANYTIMEANYWHERE

Securely Reliably Seamlessly


Technology Portfolio

Borderless Networks

CollaborationData Center/Virtualization

WAASWirelessSwitching RoutingSecurity


Architecture for Agile Delivery of the Borderless Experience

BORDERLESSINFRASTRUCTURE

Application Networking/ Optimization

Switching SecurityRoutingWireless

BORDERLESS

NETWORK

SYSTEMS

BORDERLESS

NETWORK

SERVICES

BORDERLESS

END-POINT/

USER SERVICES Securely, Reliably, Seamlessly: AnyConnect

Mobility:Motion

App Performance: App Velocity

Energy Management: EnergyWise

Multimedia Optimization:

Medianet

Security:TrustSec

UnifiedFabric

Extended Cloud

ExtendedEdge

UnifiedAccess

POLICY

MANAGEMENT

SMART SERVICES: PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICALRealize the Value of Borderless Networks Faster

APIs


Context-Aware, Prioritized, High-Quality Voice and Video

No Resource Reservation, Degraded Voice and Video

CEO Meeting

M&A Negotiation

Sports Event

GLOBAL BUSINESS,

WORLDWIDE OFFICES

Can My Network Deliver Real-Time Collaboration Experiences?

CEO Meeting

M&A Negotiation

Sports Event

Transform Voice and Video Experiences


Up to 2X Improved Response Time and 90% Reduced Bandwidth Cost

Compromisedand Costly Experience

Can My Network Optimize Performance of Applications Anytime, Anywhere?

SP CShortest path

selected!

No applicationcontrol

Wastedbandwidth

SP D

SP D

SP A

SP B

Real-time Fastest Path

Scalable App Visibility

Embedded WAN Optimization

SP C

SP D

SP D

SP C

SP D

SP D

SP A

SP B

SP A

SP B

Superior Application Performance, Better User Experience


Managed

Nightly Shutdown

$280,000

Additional Energy

Policies

$150,000

Annual

Energy Costs

$770,000

Reducing Energy Costs

Am I Using My Network to Reduce My Energy Costs?

Countywide OfficeEnergy Management

No Energy Management

COUNTY OFFICES

10,000 PCsTotal Savings

$430,000


FlexibleCentralized

DIVERSEUSERS, DEVICES,

DATA

Centralized Management, Context-Aware Enforcement

Do I Have a Consistent Access Policy ArchitectureAcross My Network for All Users and Devices?

InflexibleHard to Manage

Wired

Wireless

VPN

Complex, Multi-dimensional Simple


Next-Generation Security

Can Mobile Devices Access My Network Securely, Reliably and Seamlessly?

Secure Mobile ConnectivityUnmanaged Devices, Risk of

Data Loss, and Lack of Access

AcceptableUse

Access Control

Data Loss Prevention

MOBILEEXECUTIVE


802.11n Performance Protection

Can Mobile Devices Access My Network Securely, Reliably and Seamlessly?

CleanAir Detects and Mitigates Interference for Performance Protection

Wireless Interference Decreases 802.11n Performance

AIR QUALITY PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCEAIR QUALITY

WIRELESSPERFORMANCE


Siloed Management Unified Management

IT TEAMS

Where Am I Now? Where Do I Start?

Cisco Prime for Technical Architectures, Networks, Services

Borderless

Networks

Collaboration

Data Center

Simple

Automated

Wired, Wireless

Integrated Best Practices

Complex

Manual

Limited

Error Prone

X

X

X

X


Datacenter EvolutionMaurizio Portolani


Scale-up and Scale-out a Key Requirement

TOP CAREABOUTS IMPACT FABRIC

General Purpose

High Frequency Trading

and High Performance

Computing

Cloud and Service Provider

Web 2.0 and Big Data

• Large Scale L2/L3Fabric

• Multi-tenancy

• Simplified Management

• Security

• Convergence

• L2/L3 Fabric Scale

• Operational Continuity

• Simplified Management

• Server Virtualization

• Convergence

• Multicast at Scale

• Low Latency

• East/West traffic

• L3 Fabric at Scale (10,000+)

• Open API

• Auto Provisioning and Monitoring

Need For Architectural Flexibility


Leading with Innovation

NX-OS

Nexus 7K

• Industry leading scale and density

• Enabling scalable fabrics: FabricPath

• High-Availability with hitless ISSU

• Workload Mobility: OTV & LISP

• DC Consolidation: VDCs, FCoE

Nexus 2K

• Remote linecard for N5K & N7K

• 1GE & 10GE optimized options with FCoE

• Consistent architecture for blade and rack servers

Nexus 5K

• Low latency Non-blocking

• Unified ports: 1/10GE, FCoE, 2/4/8G FC

• Enabling Scalable Fabrics: FabricPath

• Virtualization: Adapter FEX, VM-FEX

Blade Offerings

• Nexus 4K : 10GE FCoE blade switch for IBM

• B22 HP: Fabric extender for HP blade server chassis

Nexus 1K

• Visibility and security for virtual machines

• Support for multiple hypervisors

• Services integration

Nexus 3K

• Ultra low latency 1/10/40GE Switching

• Optimized for high-performance workloads

• Rich L2/L3 features


Life used to be easy

The Data Centre Switching Design was based on the hierarchical switching we used everywhere

Three tiers: Access, Aggregation and Core

L2/L3 boundary at the aggregation

Add in services and you were done

What has changed? Most everything

Hypervisors

Cloud – Iaas, Pass, Sass

MSDC

Ultra Low Latency

Core


0

2,500,000

5,000,000

7,500,000

10,000,000

12,500,000

15,000,000

17,500,000

20,000,000

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Virtualized Non-VirtualizedSource: IDC, Nov 2010

Tipping Point

Traditional Virtualized

c

AppOS

AppOS

AppOS

AppOS

AppOS

AppOS

AppOS

AppOS

AppOS

...1 Server,

or “Host”

Many Apps,

or “VMs”…

Hypervisor

App

OSApp

OSApp

OS1 Application…

...1 Server

App

OSApp

OSApp

OSTransition

Technology Disruptor – Virtualization on Commodity Compute


PCI-E Bus

Hypervisor provides virtualization of PCI-E

resources

Where is the Edge?

The introduction of SR-IOV, Cisco Adapter-FEX and developing IEEE standards further extend the virtualization of the adapter and the first physical device port

A single component is seen as many PCIe addresses on the bus and thus the OS talks to multiple devices but there is only one physical NIC, one physical wire and physical switch

Extending the virtual port down from the physical fabric directly to the VM’s vNIC Edge of the

Fabric

veth 1

vFC 4

Adapter-FEX provides

multiple PCIe resources

10GE - VNTag

Eth

1

FC

2

Eth

3

FC

4

Eth

126

vFC 2

vFC 3

vFC 126

VNIC

VETH


Nexus 1000V

Distributed Virtual Switch

VM VM VM

VM VM

VM

VM VM VM

VM

VM

VM VM VM

VM VM VMVM

vPath

VSG

1

2

3

4

5

67


Scaling ‘up’ and ‘out’

Combined the scaled up pod with a scaled out Fabricpathenabled core transport

VLAN 1, 2, 3VLAN 1

Rack 1

VLAN 2

Rack 2

VLAN 3

Rack 3

VLAN Extensibility – any VLAN any where!

Location independence for workloads

Consistent, predictable bandwidth and latency with FabricPath.

Adding additional server capacity while maintaining layer 2 adjacencies in same VLAN

Disruptive - Requires physical move to free adjacent rack space


Scaling ‘up’ and ‘out’

Complimentary Innovations:• FabricPath: Scalable Fabrics for Application Deployment Flexibility

• OTV : Layer 2 extensions over Layer 3 for Distributed Clustered Applications

• LISP: IP mobility, optimized routing and segmentation within the flexible Fabric

Data Center Interconnect Extension

Overlay Transport Virtualization

Scalable Pod

vPC & FEXLinkClassical Pod

Spanning Tree ProtocolHighly Scalable Pod

FabricPath


Trends

Spectrum of Design Evolution

Ultra Low Latency

• High Frequency Trading• Layer 3 & Multicast• No Virtualization• Limited Physical Scale• Nexus 3000 & UCS• 10G edge moving to 40G

MSDC

• Layer 3 Edge (iBGP, ISIS)• 1000’s of racks• Homogeneous Environment• No Hypervisor virtualization• 1G edge moving to 10G• Nexus 2000, 3000, 5500, 7000 &

UCS

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Virtualized Data Center

• SP and Enterprise• Hypervisor Virtualization• Shared infrastructure

Heterogenous• 1G Edge moving to 10G • Nexus 1000v, 2000, 5500, 7000

& UCS

HPC/GRID

• Layer 3 & Layer 2• No Virtualization• iWARP & RCoE• Nexus 2000, 3000, 5500,

7000 & UCS • 10G moving to 40G


CONVERGENCE

SCALE

INTELLIGENCE

Foundational Technologies

DCB/FCoE

VDC

FEX

Architecture

FabricPath

vPC

OTV

LISP

Consolidated I/O

Virtualizes the Switch

Simplified Management

with Scale

Architectural Flexibility

Active-Active Uplinks

Workload Mobility

Scalability and Mobility

Deployment FlexibilityUnified Ports

IO Accelerator Replication and Back up

SME/DMM Compliance and Workload Mobility

Thank you.

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