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Design and Deployment of the ASR5500
BRKSPM-2025
Rafael Ceara Batlle, Network Consulting Engineer
Teru Sato, Network Consulting Engineer
Agenda
• Cisco Mobility Products
• ASR5500 Platform Overview
• Hardware & Software Architecture
• Design & Routing Options
• Deployment Case Study
• Q&A
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Introduction to Cisco Mobility Products
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2G/3G/LTE Solution
ASR5500ASR5000
PCRF Solution2G/3G/LTE Virtualized Solution
Cisco Policy SuiteASR5700
QvPC-SI/DI
Monetization Solution
Mobile Orchestration
Gateway
Cisco Packet Core
Solutions
Actual performance is call model dependent. TPS = Transactions Per Second
ASR 5000/5500 Family Platforms
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ASR 5000PSC Series
Session Capacity: 2.5M
Throughput: 15G
Signaling: (TPS): 45K
Session Capacity: 10M
Throughput: 200G
Signaling (TPS): 200K
ASR 5500UDPC/UMIO
Session Capacity: 4M
Throughput: 30G
Signaling: (TPS): 90K
ASR 5000PSC2 Series
Session Capacity: 7M
Throughput: 50G
Signaling: (TPS): 140K
ASR 5000PSC3 Series
2x Performance
ASR 5500UDPC2/UMIO2
4-6x Performance
ASR 5500UDPC3
2015 - 2016- 2014
2017 -
The "NEW" ASR 5700
• “ASR 5000” on Cisco COTS Environment
• Cisco delivers and supports the E2E product
• HW/SW, Testing, Implementation, support, documentation
• Optimized deployment efforts/costs
• Can scale from very small to very large
• 4Gbit/s to 250Gbit/s+, unlimited (Future)
• Protects the customer investment
• Can easily evolve to a full blown, orchestrated, virtualized solution
ASR
5700Red Hat OS
Hypervisor (KVM)
Services
StarOS
UCS
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ASR5500 Platform Overview
• ASR 5500 is a 21RU, 19" rack-mount midplane-based chassis.
• NEBS Certified
• 20 slots:
10 in the front• Fabric & storage and status cards
10 in the back• Management & I/O and Processing
• Fully Redundant hardware configuration
• Two ASR 5500 chassis fit into standard rack
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ASR5500 product support
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SGSN
GGSN
MME
SGW
PGW
HNB-GW
HeNB-GW
HSGW
HA
SaMOG
IPSG
2G/3G Core Network
LTE Core Network
CDMA/HRPD
eHRPD
LTE Small Cell Aggregation
3G Small Cell Aggregation
IP Services Gateway
Trusted WiFi to EPC Integration
ASR5500
ASR5500: Hardware Architecture
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Reserved Slots
Rear View
Data Processing
Card (DPC)
Management Input
Output (MIO) Fabric Storage
Card (FSC)
System Status
Card (SSC)
ASR5500: Hardware Architecture
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Data Processing Card (DPC/DPC2)
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Minimum of 4 DPCs for 1:N
redundancy;
Up to 8 possible
Manages subscriber sessions and
controls traffic
Provides system memory, compute
capacity, and crypto functions
DPC has two identical subsystems,
each with 12 CPU cores and 96 GB
RAM
DPC2 has three identical subsystems,
each with 64 GB RAM
Management and I/O Card (MIO/MIO2)
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Provides chassis management and
physical I/O
Each MIO has:
One CPU subsystem with 96 GB of
RAM
Four NPU subsystems
MIO/MIO2 Physical interfaces
20 x 10-GE ports, 2 x GE ports on one
MIO
4 x 100G ports, 4 x 10G ports, 2 x GE
ports on one MIO2
Fabric Storage Card
FSC and SSC
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• 2 x 600 GB FDX crossbar fabric per FSC
4.8 Tbps FDX max.
• 2 x 2.5-in. SAS HD/SSD, RAID 5
• 2 x 200 GB SSD – 1.2 TB total system capacity
System Status Card
Power Filter Unit Power Filter Unit
Fan Tray
Air Intake
Fan Tray
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• Alarm Relays
ASR5500 Card Architecture
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DPC
FSCRAID0
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Management Traffic
External IP Network
MIO MIO
SSC
Switch Fabric
FSCRAID0
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FSCRAID0RAID 5
DPC DPC DPC
MIO Card- Port and NPU Association
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Management Input Output Card
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NPU = Network Processing Unit
Typical ASR5500 Card
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Moving Demux Manager
Function to MIO Cards
Additional DPC available to
serve more capacity
System capacity increase with
only software upgrade
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DPC Slot 1 (DeMux)
HW Engines
D-NPU
DPC Slot 2
Standby Tasks
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HW Engines
D-NPU.
DPC Slot 3
Standby Tasks
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HW Engines
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Standby
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Active MIO
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Controller Tasks:
VPN, Port, Session, Signaling
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ASR5500 StarOS SW Architecture
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Standby MIO
Boot Configuration
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StarOS Stateful Session Recovery
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Controller Tasks:
VPN, Port, Session, Signaling
Session
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LTE Topology
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eNodeB
S1-MME
S5MME PGW
SGi
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Legend
Control Data User Data
OCS
OFCS
PCRFGx
SGW Internet
HSS
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LTE Topology
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eNodeB
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MME
PGW
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OCS
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PCRFGx
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LTE Interworking with UMTS
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LTE Interworking with Non-3GPP
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S2a
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SaMOG
HSGW
S5/S8
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Link Aggregation Group Design
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Active MIO5
Standby MIO6
L3 Router/FW#1
L3 Router/FW#2
Backbone
ASR5500
Backbone
Physical Connectivity Logical Connectivity
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L3 Router/FW#2
SAEGW
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LegendLAG 1
LAG 2
Redundant
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Full Port / Card Redundancy
and Load Balance
SAEGW
Standby
LAG1
LAG 2
Legend
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Routing Design using OSPF
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L3 Router/FW
Area N
OSPFv2v3OSPFv2v3
Area N
BackboneIPRAN
Router
OSPF Features on the ASR5500
OSPFv2 and OSPFv3
VRF VPNv4/VPNv6 instance supportWell known debug and show commandsStarOS LLDebug for OSPF
Configuration very similar to Cisco IOS
Requirements base on IETF specs
ASR5500
Routing Design using BGP
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BGP Features on the ASR5500
L3 Router/FW
BGPBGP
InternetIPRAN
Router
iBGP and eBGP AS
VRF VPNv4/VPNv6 instance support
StarOS LLDebug for BGP
Configuration very similar to Cisco IOS
Requirements base on IETF specs
Well know debug and show commands
ASR5500
ASN ASN
VRF Lite Design
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IPRAN
Network
ASR5500
L3 Router/FW
Corporate
Customer Network
File/APPs Servers
Mobile Partners
Multiple ways to divide the traffic with VRF Lite on the ASR5500:
• IPSec VPN
• GRE Tunnel
• L2TP
Gn/S4/S11/S1u
Gi/SGi
Internet
Corporate
Customer Network
Corporate
Customer Network
M2M Communication
MPLS L3VPN Design
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Corporate
Customer Network
Internet
Corporate
Customer Network
File/APPs Servers
Mobile Partners
• Full support of MPLS/LDPon the ASR5500.
• Routing decisions base onthe Intelligence of the next-hop.
• Robust policy based controlof the in/outbound IPv4/v6routes.
IPRAN
Network
ASR5500
L3 Router/FW
Gn/S4/S11/S1uGi/SGi
Corporate
Customer Network
M2M Communication
L3VPNVPNv4/v6
Inter Chassis Session Recovery
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• Provides 1:1 redundancy in case of failures
• Uses propriety Service Redundancy Protocol (SRP) over TCP link
• Needs a separate context for SRP
• Configuration must be identical
• Tasks peers between two chassis
• Session states are synchronized between the chassis pair
• Session states checkpoint starts after 60 seconds for call establishment
Chassis #1
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Router 1 Router 1
BFD/BGPBFD/BGP
Chassis #2
Inter Chassis Session RecoveryL2/L3 Redundancy SAEGW #1
SAEGW #2
InternetBackbone
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eNodeB
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SAEGW #1 SAEGW #2
L3 RTR/FW
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MME’s
eNodeB
SGi
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L3 RTR/FW
SGi
L3 RTR/FW
Internet
PE2
Different ways for SRP Communication:
• B2B Dedicated link connection.
• Dedicated L3VPN.
• iBGP or eBGP Multihop.
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Deployment Customer - Case Study 1
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Corporate
PDN
S1-MME
SGW
MME
eUTRAN
eHRPD HSGW
eNodeB
eRNC
A10/A11
S1-U
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VoLTE
PGW
Data
PGW
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PGW
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Documentation
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Cisco Documentation about the ASR5000 and ASR5500:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps11072/products_installation_and_configuration_
guides_list.html
Cisco Documentation Sets:
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/wireless/asr_5000/18-0/PDF/18-Docset.zip
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/wireless/asr_5000/18-0/PDF/18-CLI-
Reference.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/wireless/asr_5000/18-0/PDF/18-ASR5000-
Sys-Admin.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/wireless/asr_5000/18-0/PDF/18-ASR5500-
Sys-Admin.pdf
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BRKSPM-2021 03:30 - 05:00 PM 24AB Upper Level GiLAN and Service Chaining Prakash Suthar, Ajay Simha
Wednesday (10 Jun 2015)BRKSPM-2022 08:00 - 09:30 AM 24AB Upper Level Cisco Policy Suite Greg Horkacher, Kishen Manget
BRKSPM-2025 08:00 - 10:00 AM 24AB Upper Level Design and Deployment of the ASR5500 Rafael Ceara Batlle, Teru Sato
BRKSPM-2024 01:00 - 02:30 PM 24AB Upper Level Deploying large scale managed SP WiFi Service Ravindra Shankar, Piyus Patel
BRKSPM-2023 03:30 – 05:00 PM 25AB Upper Level Cisco Licensed Small Cell Design and Deployment Brian Cox
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