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Presentation_IDService Provider
Voice Architecture
Ruediger Hartmann
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Presentation_IDAgenda
�Cisco SP Voice Architecture Overview
�Relation to SEF, IMS and TISPAN
�Product Overview
PGW 2200, ITP, MGWs, SBC, BTS 10200
�Service Example FMC
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Presentation_IDCisco SP Voice Network Architecture
Core
Network resources
Network resources
CAT
Trunking / Peering
MGW
Applications Server
UM Server
SS7
Conf Server
SG
IVR Server
PGW 2200
PSTN
PLMN
Call Control
Call Control
IP/MPLS
MRF
BTS 10200
IP/MPLS
HFC Plant
uBR7246/uBR10012
MTA / EMTA /
SMTA
Cable
Aggr. Router
CPE
DSLAM
DSL
ME 34xx
ETTx
CPE
WiMAX
Aggr. Router
CPE
CPE
MSAN
Aggr. Router
POTS Replacement
SBC
Media Server
Mediation
Devices
Access Transparent VoIP Services
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Presentation_IDCisco Service Exchange Framework
Architecture targeting IMS/TISPAN compliance
BTS 10200
Softswitch
Network Layer
NASS
IMS
e2
RACS
P Director
CLF
CNR
UAAF
CAR
UAAF/NACF
a2 a1
a3
BAC
CNGCF
e3
Non-IMS
Applications
IP/MPLS
Core
IeMn
peer NGNSP
PSTN
PGW 2200
Softswitch
Cisco SBC
PGW
BGCF
PGW
MGCF
PGW
I-BCF
PGW
SPDF
12KXR/7600
I-BCF
12KXR/7600
SPDF
IaIa
e4
10K ISG/SCE
RCEF / AMF
Re
Rq
Gq’
Cisco SBC
12KXR/7600
P-CSCF
Peer NGN
MGX/AS
T-MGW
ITP
SGF
Mk
Linksys
CNG
Gm
e1
Cisco SBC
12KXR/7600
I-BGF
12KXR/7600
SPDF
Ia
Cisco SBC
12KXR/7600
C-BGF
12KXR/7600
I-BGF
Rq
Mw
Mw
BTS
I-CSCF
BTS
S-CSCF
BTS
TAS
Mi
Partner
SPDF
Partner
A-RACF
Partner
C-RACF
Partner
HSS
Sh
Cx
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Cisco PGW 2200
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PBX
MGX 8800
MGX 8800
MGW
MGW
PSTN
AS5X00
AS5X00
MGW
MGW
SS7
SS7/IP MGCP
H.248
EISUP
H323
SIP
ISDN L3/IP
ISDN L3/IP
RTP
RTP
�Redundant Architecture
�Variety support of
SS7 country specific
implementation
protocols
platforms for performance
scaling
applications/services
(pre/post-paid CC, carrier
pre-select, MSC trunking,
...)
regulatory features (LNP,
LI, ...)
billing interfaces
Cisco PGW 2200
PSTN Gateway and IMS MGCF, BGCF
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Presentation_IDCisco PGW 2200 Softswitch
�A Class 4 transit softswitch helping service providers and enterprises to deploy a
network of VoIP media gateways in an economical way
�Product Success
�600+ customers, over 1000 nodes sold and 3 million DS0 ports controlled
�Controls PSTN interconnect in over 75 countries
�Tier 1 references in the Service Provider space
�One third of customers are Enterprises
�Interoperability
�Designed to interwork with multiple legacy and NGN products
�around 90 variants of SS7 and PRI, plus QSIG and DPNSS
�Interop with IP-based networks and applications using H.323, SIP, MGCP
and H.248
�Reliability and Scalability
�Active/standby mated pair supports carrier-class reliability requirements
�Support of new Sun Fire X4600 platform at 380 CAPS
�Scales to support upto 64 interconnected PGW nodes
�Scales to support thousands of media gateways in a network
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Presentation_IDRedundancy Overview
STP B
SSP
PSTN
SSP
STP A
PGW2200 -active
SLT or ITP
Voice Gateways
PGW2200 -standby
SLT or ITP
WAN Router
(V)LAN #1
(V)LAN #2
IP_Addr1
IP_Addr2
IP_Addr1
IP_Addr2
Virtual_IP_Addr2
Virtual_IP_Addr1
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Presentation_IDCurrent PGW & HSI Performance
SUN
Platform
Product
TDM-TDM
CAPS
or TDM-H323
TDM-SIP
CAPS
SIP-SIP
CAPS
X4600 M2
32G RAM
PGW 9.7(3)
patch 11
650
650
(380 on
X4600)
650
(380 on
X4600)
Netra 440
PGW 9.7(3)
patch 11
162
135
135
Netra 240
PGW 9.7(3)
patch 11
114
tbc
95tbc
95tbc
Netra 210
PGW 9.7(3)
patch 11
47tbc
40tbc
40tbc
Netra 240
HSI 4.3(2)
patch 4
60
N/A
N/A
Netra 210
HSI 4.3(2)
patch 4
40
N/A
N/A
@ 180 sec ACHT
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Cisco ITP
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Presentation_IDSample Cisco ITP Customers
APAC
Emerging
North America
Europe
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Presentation_IDCisco ITP Protocol Architecture
MTP2
MTP2
MTP1
MTP1
MTP3
MTP3
M2PA
M2PA
SCTP
SCTP
IPIP
SSCF-NNI
SCCOP
AAL5
M3UA
M3UA
SUA
SUA
Any to Any Routing
Cisco ITP IOS Base Bundle
(Specific and Controlled Features)
UDP
UDP
SIPSIP
SCCP or ISUP
SCCP or ISUP
TCAP/MAP
TCAP/MAP
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Presentation_IDCisco ITP Platforms and Services
2811
7204/6
7301
7600
Core STP
�Signaling Gateway
(+MLR/MO-Proxy)
��
��
Applications
(WLAN)
��
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Cisco MGW
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�Highest VoIP density, scalability and performance
Up to 120,000 Redundant DS0s in a 7’Rack with ECAN Backplane
Capacity of 45 Gbps
Over 2000 Calls/Sec per 7’Rack
�Broad range of Network Interfaces
FE, GE, POS OC-12, T1, E1, T3, E3, OC-3c/STM1-OC48c/STM16
�Optimized for Service Provider Voice Applications
Broad Application Support for Wireless, Wireline, and PacketCable
compliant applications
No single point of failure. Active calls preservation
�Investment Protection
Evolutionary, Pay-as-you-grow Design
MGX 8880 Media Gateway
AS5350, 5400, 5850 Media Gateways
�Range from 2-8 T1/E1, to 8-32 T1/E1, to 24-86
T1/E1 or DS-3, STM-1 (240-4000 ports)
�Rich SIP Feature Set –compliant with most of
RFC 3261, 3262, 3264
�All TDM interfaces (SS7/R2/T1CAS/PRI ) are
supported with SIP
Cisco Media Gateways
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Cisco SBC
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Presentation_IDWhere Networks interconnect SP-EP/Residential/SP
Peering:
�SBC enables seamless
end to end VoIP
�SBC can enable IP
interconnect from
Enterprise
�SBC provides protocol
IW, NAT/FW traversal,
admission control,
security, VPN
interconnect, billing
SP1
IP/MPLS Network
SP2 IP/MPLS
Network
AAA
PSTN
Class 5
A Unmanaged
Enterprise
A
Managed
Enterprise
AAA
Residential
Broadband
Tier 1 SP to SP –
SBC
Tier 3 SP –CUBE
or SBC
Tier 3 SP
Enterprise CPE -
CUBE
SP needs Acess,
IMS or VRF
Interworking –
SBC
CUBE
SBC
SBC
SBC
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Presentation_IDDefining SBC
�SBC is a tool kit of functions
�Depending on the application and deployment scenario, a different
set of functions can be turned on/off
SBC Enables Direct IP to IP Interconnect Between
Multiple Administrative Domains for Session-Based
Services Providing: Protocol Interworking, Security,
Admission Control and Management
Signaling
Interworking
CAC and BW
Management
NAT/NAPT and
FW Traversal
Security
Signaling/Media
Monitoring, QoS
and Statistics
Call Routing
+ +++
+=
SBC
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Presentation_IDCisco Unified Border Element
�Previously the “Multiservice IP-to-IP Gateway”
�SBC + Cisco Enhanced/Value-add Features
Signaling
IWF
Security
Signaling/DOS
CDR & Billing
Normalization
Rich Signaling
(TCL, Rotary)
NW element
Interoperability
(CUCM)
TDM GW
support
PHY I/F
Portfolio
CUBE
IOS Feature
Set
=
CUCM
(MTP, Conf)
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Presentation_IDTitle
Scale
Scale
Scale
Cisco
2600XM
Cisco
2600XMCisco 2800
ISR
Cisco 2800
ISR
Cisco 3700
Cisco 3700
Cisco 3800
ISR
Cisco 3800
ISR
Cisco 7200
VXR
Cisco 7200
VXR
Cisco 7301
Cisco 7301
AS5000XM
AS5000XM
Cisco CUBE supports
1.
SIP/H.323
2.
CUCM interworking
3.
Demarcation
4.
Security
5.
Transcoding
Cisco XR12000
Cisco XR12000
Cisco 7600
Cisco 7600
Cisco SBC supports
1.
NAT & FW traversal
2.
Security
3.
CAC & Policies
4.
Media & Protocol interworking
5.
IMS support( C-BGF, I-BGF, P-CSCF)
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Cisco BTS 10200
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Presentation_IDBTS 10200 Softswitch Market Adoption
�More than 120 BTS
platforms deployed
�Global presence
50% of US Cable VoIP subscribers
8.5+ million BTS subscribers worldwide*
52%
48%
Cable
Wireline
75%
8%6%11%
NA
LATAM
APAC
Europe/Emerging
�Service Providers
�Cable/MSO
�Wireline
�Satellite
*as of Feb 2008
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Presentation_IDCisco BTS 10200 Softswitch
�The BTS 10200 Softswitch delivers
software-based*voice call control
capabilities in Next Generation IP Service
Provider networks.
�The BTS 10200 softswitch can provide
traditional Class 5subscriber services and
Class 4trunking support.
�The BTS 10200 offers a full suite of
residential voicefeatures and a strong
suite of small business voicefeatures.
*runs on Sun servers
BTS 10200
Softswitch
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Presentation_IDTitle EMS
BDMS
A-Side
CA
FS
A-Side
EMS
BDMS
B-Side
CA
FS
B-Side
Minimum configuration
•4 servers
•co-located*
Fully Redundant Operation
*Currently, servers cannot be geographically distributed over a WAN.
Server 1
Server 2
Server 4
Server 3
Primary
Backup
•Dual CAconfiguration for
switchover in the event of failure
of the active CA
•Dual Ethernetsupport on each
CA to provide alternative routes
for signaling backhaul, MGCP,
and network management traffic.
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Presentation_IDCisco BTS 10200 Platform Support
Hardware
Processors
Memory
Disk Size
Subscriber
Database Capacity
Netra 240
2 x 1280
8 GB
2 x 73 GB
125,000
Netra 440
4 x 1280
8 GB
4 x 73 GB
125,000
Netra 1280
4 x 1200
8 GB
2 x 73 GB
125,000
Netra 1280
8 x 1200
16 GB
2 x 73 GB
200,000
Netra 1280
12 x 1200
24 GB
2 x 73 GB
200,000
Netra 245
2 x 1500
16 GB
2 x 73 GB
125,000
Netra 445
4 x 1593
16 GB
2 x 73 GB
125,000
Netra 1290
8 x 1500
32 GB
2 x 146 GB
200,000
T2000 (R6)
8 core
16 GB
2 x 73 GB
tbd
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Service Example
FMC
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IP
V V
Mobile Office
Other Apps
SS7
Other
SIP
Policies
Call handoff between
fixed and mobile
PSTN
Cellular
Cisco
PGW 2200
AS5300
Cisco Session
Border
Controller
ITPITPITPITP
Cisco IP Transfer
Point
Cisco IP Transfer
Point
IP-PBX
Cisco Unified
Communications
This illustration provides an overview and does not necessarily show every call flow step
AS5300
Cisco
BTS 10200
Multiple Devices FMC Example
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Converged Voice VPN
Admin
Tools
Reachability
FMC
PBX
Integration
Hosted
Media
Enterprise Integration
Converged Voice VPN
Unified dialing plans; incoming, outgoing, and mid-call handling
Admin
Tools
Web-based
tools for
tiered
service
management
and
self-care
Reachability
Configurable routing logic
for groups and individuals
FMC
Multiple devices,
Home Zone/
Office Zone,
Dual-Mode phones,
and Mobility
Management
PBX
Integration
Integration covering
all types of PBXs;
also provides
integration
with voice mail
Hosted
Media
Network IVR,
music on hold,
and
click-to-conference
Enterprise Integration
Access to enterprise data for directory, calendaring, and messaging
Enables mobile operators to capture new enterprise revenues by integrating mobile and
enterprise voice networks into a single communications environment
Mobile Office Solution
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