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August 2012

Leading the Way:Cisco Open Network EnvironmentFlexible. Programmable. Application-aware.

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Major Business and Technology Trends

IS THE NETWORK READY?

How to Harness Network

Value

How to drive business Agility?

How to drive Operational Simplicity?

Cloud Video Mobility Data Deluge

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Preserve What’s Working Evolve for Emerging Requirements

Evolution of the Intelligent Network

Evolve the Network for the Next Wave of Application Requirements

• Resiliency

• Scale

• Rich feature-set

• Operational Simplicity

• Programmability

• Application aware+

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Private Cloud Automation

Research/Academia

ExperimentalOpenFlow/SDN

components for production networks

Massively ScalableData Center

Customize with Programmatic APIs to provide deep insight into network traffic

Service Providers

Policy-based control and analytics to optimize and monetize service delivery

Enterprise

Virtual workloads, VDI, Orchestration of security profiles

Customer Insights: Network Programmability

Cloud

Automated provisioning and programmable overlay, OpenStack

Diverse Programmability Requirements Across Segments (Automation & Programmability)

Scalable Multi-Tenancy

Network Flow Management

Network “Slicing”

Agile Service Delivery

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Industry Standards

Technical Advisory Group Chair,

Working Groups:Config, Hybrid,

Extensibility,Futures/FPMOD/OF2.0

802.1 Overlay Networking Projects, Cisco Innovations:

FEX Architecture

Overlay Working Groups: NVO3, L2VPN, TRILL, L3VPN, LISP, PWE3API Working Groups: NETCONF, ALTO, CDNI, XMPP, SDNP, I2AEXController Working Groups: PCE, FORCES

Open Source Cloud Computing project

Open Network Research Center at Stanford University

Working Groups: Quantum APIDonabeCisco Innovations:OpenStack API for NexusOpenStack Extensions

Note: Very little standardization in hypervisor technologies (e.g. live migration, config, APIs)

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Cisco’s Differentiation: Multi-layered Programmability Flexibility in Deriving Abstractions

Forwarding Plane

Control Plane

Network Services

Management and Orchestration

Transport

Network Elements and Abstraction

Analysis and Monitoring, Performance and Security

OpenFlow/SDN

Application Developer Environment

Harvest Network

Intelligence

Program for Optimized Experience

Open Network

Environment

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Expose Network Value

POLICY ANALYTICSOrchestration

Programm

ability Inte

llige

nce

Network

Harvest Network Intelligence

Program for Optimized Experience

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Resilient. Scalable. Secure.Rich-features. EvolutionaryInvestment Protection

Simpler. Fewer nodes to manage.Topology View

Combined Benefits

Network Programmability Models: Physical or Virtual

Control Plane

Data Plane

Control Plane

Data Plane

Control Plane

Data Plane

Control Plane

Current Model “SDN approach” Hybrid Model?

Vendor specificAPI

Vendor specificAPI

OpenFlow or VendorSpecific API

Standards-basedAPI?

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Sample Vendor Deployments in the Industry

Apps

Controller

OpenFlowDevice

Device w/OpenFlow

Device

Apps Apps

APIs

Network Network

Cisco Approach: Flexibility to Choose—The Power of “AND”

Physical and Virtual

Virtual Overlays

OtherAgents

Vendor A Vendor B Vendor C

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Cisco Open Network EnvironmentPhased availability and customer trials from Q4 CY 2012

Industry’s broadest approach to Network Programmability

ComprehensiveDeveloper Kit across IOS,

IOS-XR and NX-OS

onePK(One Platform Kit)

1. Platform APIs

OpenFlow v1.0 Agent on Catalyst 3570-X and 3560-X

Proof-of-concept Controller software

for SDN research

2. Controller/Agents

OpenStack and REST API

Nexus 1000V

Multi-Hypervisors

Overlay Virtual Networks

VXLAN Gateway

Security, Services Chaining

3.

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Announcing : Cisco Open Network Environment

OPEN NETWORK ENVIRONMENT

Industry’s Most Comprehensive Networking Portfolio

Hardware + Software Physical + Virtual Network + Compute

Network

PlatformAPIs

Controllers and Agents

Virtual Overlays

Applications

www.cisco.com/go/one

onePK

SDN PoC: SW Controller OpenFlow on C3K

N1KV Enhancements for Open Clouds

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Today

Cisco’s Investments: Emerging Technologies

Forwarding Plane

Control Plane

Network Services

Management and Orchestration

Transport

Unified Management, Prime

Virtual Services

Nexus 1000v

New!

Controllers and

Agents

Virtual Overlays

VXLAN, vPath

Nexus 1000V: OpenStack

CSR 1000V

SDN PoC: Controller / OpenFlow

Agent

Nexus 1000V:

Multi-HypervisorVXLAN GW

onePK

PlatformAPIs

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Industry’s most Comprehensive KitFor Network Infrastructure across:

BranchCampusData CenterService ProviderCloud

Simplicity, Integration and choice ofprotocols and programming languages

Introducing One Platform Kit (onePK)

C, JAVA Program

API Presentation

API Infrastructure

IOS IOS-XR NX-OS

onePK

Phased availability across multiplePlatforms: ISR G2, ASR, CRS, Catalyst, Nexus

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Virtual Overlay Networks – Extending the leadScalable Multi-tenant Cloud Infrastructures – foundation for Secure Hybrid cloud

Nexus 1000V

OpenStack Quantum API REST API

Any Hypervisor

Tenant 1

Virtual Services

VSGASA 1KV

Tenant 3

ASA 55xx

Physical Workloads

Physical (VLAN) Network

VXLAN Gateway

Secure Consistent Experience Across Physical and Virtual Environments

Virtual Workloads

Tenant 2

Nexus 1000V enhancements

• Multi-hypervisor: VMware, Microsoft,

Citrix, RedHat

• OpenStack/REST API

• VXLAN Gateway

VXLAN, vPath

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Cisco Perspective on Network Programmability• Cisco continues to pursue a broader strategy (Cisco ONE)

-Programmatic device APIs-Network Overlay Virtualization-Network functional abstractions (controller and OpenFlow for SDN)-Cisco’s portfolio already includes several key components of the SDN solution

- Programmability will be derived from multiple technologies and protocols-No über-technology – multiple standards efforts to address specific needs-Preserves long-term flexibility

- Migration will be evolutionary-Cisco will adopt a use-case led approach that draws on several key elements of the Cisco product and technology portfolio

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Thank you.