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인터넷과 Telecom 망의 연동 기술
1999. 2. 4.
ETRI
MPLS 시스템팀 전 병천
2HSN’99
순서 Internet Access over Public NetworksMulti-service Switching ArchitectureNext Generation Public Network
3HSN’99
인터넷 액세스 형태
ISP Network
Data Network(F/R,X.25) PSTN/ISDN
전용선F/R X.25
LANxDSL
DSLAM
PSTN ISDN
CATV
Headend
CableModem
전용선 F/R X.25 ADSL PSTN ISDN CATV
56K~155M 56K~2M ~56K ~155M 1M~8M ~56K ~128K 10~30M
기업 가입자 가정 가입자
CarrierNetwork
Acc
ess
Net
wor
kB
ackb
one
Net
wor
k
광가입자망
4HSN’99
Roles in the Internet Market
InternetUser
PublicTelecom Network
Telecom OperatorInternet Service Provider
or Corporate Intranet
AccessServer
ApplicationServer
ISP’s View
InternetUser
PublicTelecom Network
Internet Access Service Provider
(Telecom Operator)Internet Service Provider
or Corporate Intranet
AccessServer Application
Server
Telco’s View
Ericsson Review 1998
5HSN’99
Network Topology for Internet Access
PSTN
xDSL
MobileAccessServer
Data Network(FR/ATM)
ISP POP
ISPNetwork
CorporateIntranet
Teleco Network
- Residential User- Business User
6HSN’99
Dial-up and xDSL Access
ISP-1
IAS
Data Network
PSTN/ISDN
Modem
ADSLModem
IAS: Internet Access ServerDSLAM: DSL Access Multiplexer
DSLAM
ISP-2
ISP-3POP
POP
POP
7HSN’99
Data Network
- Internet Access Server- DSLAM Access Router- Cable Modem Access Server- Remote Access Server(RAS)- Enterprise Access Router- ISP POP
ATM
Frame Relay
56K~2Mbps
2~622MbpsNetworkProviderArea
Data Network 이용형태 - Internet access - Intranet 구축
FR-ATM Interworking- Network Interworking- Service Interworking
8HSN’99
Internet Service Provider Network
ATM based Data ServiceData Network ISP Network
Access ProtocolATM PVCClassical IP over ATMNHRPMPLS
ATM/SONET/FR
ISP Network
NetworkServiceProvider
ATM/SONET/FR/Etc.
ISP Network
Case1
Case2
9HSN’99
IP Service Models
Overlay Model
Integrated Model
ATM+IP related functions
ATM only function
o Traffic driven shortcut - QoS problem - Signaling overheado Protocol - LANE, MPOA - IPOA, NHRP
o Topology/traffic driven shortcut - Closely related with ATM QoS - Minimize control overheado Protocol - MPLS, I-PNNI, PAR
PVC
10HSN’99
Average Duration of Internet Calls
ISS’97 Notel
4
13.4
28.9
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
Voice call Internet Me t er e d
Rate
InternetFlat Rate
Average Holding Time
Bellcore 1997
11HSN’99
Internet Traffic Impacts on Carrier Networks Increased call blocking Increased dial-tone delay Increased cost/little revenue
ISPPOP
InternetLocal
SwitchTandemSwitch
LocalSwitch
Internet Traffic
LocalSwitch
Voice Traffic
12HSN’99
Internet Traffic Offload Architecture
LocalSwitch
TandemSwitch
ISPPOP
Trunk
TrunkforInternet Traffic
LocalSwitch
TandemSwitch
ISPPOP
Trunk
IAS
IAS Internet
Internet
PacketNetwork
InternetAccessServer
PacketNetwork
Distributed Approach
Centralized Approach
IAS: Internet Access Server
13HSN’99
Centralized Approach(Bellcore)
Signalinggateway
CallController
ISPPOP
Internet
PacketNetwork
No.7 Signaling Netwok
SS7
SS7
TrunkT1/E1
InternetAccess Server
- Call routing- Traffic Management- Call setup
Local Switch
ICR Node
ICR: Internet Call Routing
PSTN(Circuit Switching)
Data Network(Packet Switching)
Source: Bellcore
14HSN’99
IP-PSTN/ISDN Integration
SwitchCore Internet
POP
CallControl
InternetProcessingApplication
PSTN/ISDN Switch
Internet
Server
Subscriber data
Central Office
15HSN’99
Hybrid Network Service
Subscriber Controlled Input via InternetE-Mail Waiting IndicationCall Completion on Internet-busyCall Waiting InternetCall Set up from an Internet sessionVoIP service with simplified access authentication,
and charging methods of the local exchange
16HSN’99
xDSL Application Areas
Telco Network AggregatedTraffic
Applications
InternetServiceProvider
CorporateNetwork
DSL Service
Individual User
Small Business
Branch Office
LAN Extension
Telecommuting
Internet Access
17HSN’99
xDSL
DSL local loop
Customer Premises
DSLAM:DSL termination,ATM aggregation
Backbone:ATM/SONETcell transport,
Layer 2 Aggregation
Remote AccessServer: routing,
security
Internet, Private LANs, Local Servers
ISP, Corporate LAN (NSP)Telco or PTT (NAP)
DSL Line Encoding
ATM Signaling and ILMI
Data Encapsulation, Traffic Shaping, Security
Flow Control, Application Software, Content
18HSN’99
xDSL Encapsulation
xDSL Modem
Local Loop
PC
AAL5/ATM Ethernet
ApplicationSoftware
ADSL
Ethernet Bridging
RFC 1483TCP/IP
Ethernet
AAL5/ATM Ethernet
ApplicationSoftware
ADSL
IP Routing
EncapsulationTCP/IP
Ethernet
ApplicationSoftware
ADSL
ATM Cell ForwardingEncapsulation
TCP/IP
AAL5/ATM25 ATM25
Ethernet PacketForwarding
IP PacketForwarding
End-to-EndATM Connection
19HSN’99
ISP Selection Fixed ISP connectivity
PPP over ATM
PC xDSL ModemDSLAM
RouterATMxDSL
PHY
Ethernet
IP
PHY(xDSL)
ATMPHY
(SDH)
ATMPHY
(SDH)
ATM
AAL5
IP
PHY
L3/L2
PVC
IP/PPP
PHY(xDSL)
ATMPHY
(SDH)
ATM SVC
PHY(25M)
ATMPHY
(xDSL)
ATMPHY
(25M)
ATM
AAL5SVC
xDSL Modem DSLAM
PHY(SDH)
ATM
LLC/SNAP
AAL5
IP/PPP
PHY
L3/L2
Router(ISP-2)PC
ATM25 xDSL SDH
ATMSwitch
Router(ISP-1)
Router(ISP-3)
PHYPHY
(xDSL)
ATM
AAL5Ethernet
LLC/SNAP LLC/SNAP
20HSN’99
ISP Selection PPP with ISP selection
PC xDSL ModemDSLAM
RouterATMxDSL
PHY
Ethernet
IP
PHY
Ethernet
PHY(xDSL)
ATM
AAL5
PHY(xDSL)
ATMPHY
(SDH)
ATMPHY
(SDH)
ATM
Ethernet
AAL5
IP
PHY
ATMPVC
ISP-1
ISP-2
ISP-3
TCP
PPTP
PPP
IP
TCP
PPTP
IP
L2TP
UDP
IP
AAL5
ATMNetwork
Telco Network
DSLAM
xDSL Modem
Router
PC
21HSN’99
Multiservice Switching Architecture
ATM-capable Multiservice Switching System Architecture Architecture that separates the control and user/data plane Open intra-switch interfaces
Source: MSF
22HSN’99
Multiservice Switching SystemSupport integrated voice, video, data, and multimedia
switching and call processingSuitable for high availability networksScalable to large port counts, aggregate bandwidth and
high transaction ratesSupport a broad range of ATM-capable, reserved
bandwidth, guaranteed QoS connection typesDefine a consistent set of protocols for controlling and
interworking services, including voice, ATM PVCs/SVCs, Frame Relay PVCs/SVCs, IP, etc.
Support the development of more efficient and flexible networks
Source: MSF
23HSN’99
VSI(Virtual Switch Interface)
Multiservice Switching and Controller-Switch Interface
Source: MSF
24HSN’99
SwitchingFabric
ATMFrameRelay
CESVoice(POTS/PRI)
ATM
VSI
VoATM Extension
IP
Adaptation Extension
TDM IP
MGCP
COPSMPLSIS-ISBGP
UDP TCP
IPLLC/SNAP
EthernetATM/AAL5Physical Layer(STM1, STM4, …) 10/100/1000Mbps
ControlledElements
ControllingProtocols
CommunicationsInfrastructure
Transport Voice IP
Controller-Switch Interface Protocol Stack
Source: MSF
25HSN’99
Requirements of Controller-Switch Interface
Standard at the physical, link, and network layer Secure communication between the controller and the
Switching/Adaptation Plane complexes High throughput Low latency Easy to parse Support for redundant physical interfaces Remotely manageable Widely implemented on computing platforms Operating system and machine independent
26HSN’99
Virtual Switch Interface (VSI) protocol
Connection Processing Support for pt-pt, pt-mpt, and mpt-pt connection types Support for all ATM Forum and MPLS connection types
Support for multiple services Allow implementation of multiple independent services on single
switching element Supports multiple QoS types
ResynchronizationController/Switch Independence
27HSN’99
ResourceManagement
ResourceManagement
VSI Slave VSI Slave
VSI Master
Controller
VSI Master
Controller
Interfaces
Switch
VSI
Categories of VSI MessagesVSI Messages
Connection Requests Connection Request
Responses Interface Information Switch Information
VSI over ATM LLC/SNAP Encapsulation Default Channel:
VPI=0, VCI=40+slave-id
Source: MSF
28HSN’99
Multi- Service switches incorporate IP engines for integrated IP processing Advanced buffer management and link scheduling capabilities enable QoS promise to become a reality
Multi-Service Network
ATM, Frame Relay, VPN, Internet
29HSN’99
QoS is managed as an End- to- End basisVirtual leased line services offers support for legacy networksCut- through of voice enables toll quality for public communicationsLow priority traffic can be guaranteed a minimum throughput
End- to- End QoS Using A Multi- Service Network
30HSN’99
Common ATM TrunkingService Provider Benefits
Higher multiplexing gain and bandwidth efficiencies Bandwidth cost savings (especially internationally) Common platform for interconnections (via Standards) Trunking uniformity for different Quality of Services Higher trunking capacity to support higher-speed customer access
Customer Benefits Better performance at lower cost Potentially more services and features (Quality of Service) Easier migration and interconnectivity Global seamless services (BT, MCI, Concert, Stentor, Avantel) Consolidation of services under consistent performance
31HSN’99
Network Requirements for Multi-services
Maximize ControlQoS(Quality of Service)SecurityReliability/Availability
Minimize CostUse statistically shared WANsConsolidate linksUse bandwidth efficiently
Virtual Private NetworksLayer 2 VPN: ATM, Frame RelayLayer 3 VPN: IP VPN
32HSN’99
Integrated Virtual Private Network
CNMGateway
Service ProviderNetwork
Operations Center
Enterprise Customer- Proof of SLA(Service Level Agreement)
ISP Customer- VPN Control
CLEC Customer- Outsourced Network Control
Source: NGN’98
33HSN’99
Next Generation Internet
Leased line access via switch ports. Carrier class remote access servers
Label Switching(MPLS) IP aware switched coreHigh degree of QoS
34HSN’99
Internet Traffic
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Total VoiceIPVoIP
Source: ATM Year’98 AT&T
Terabyte/day
인터넷 트래픽의 급격한 증가
인터넷에 의한 텔코 서비스 잠식Voice, Fax기업망 데이터 서비스
새로운 망 구조 요구DWDM, ADSL, Terabit
Router
35HSN’99
Integrated IP-ATM Approach
Source: NGN’98
36HSN’99
Hybrid Backbone Network
Optical Fiber
WDM
SDH
ATMIP
- Best-effort IP Services
- Differentiated IP services- IP VPN, VoIP
- Cell relay- Frame relay- Voice, video
IP over SDH/WDM IP over ATM Telco Services
NetworkServices
37HSN’99
ATM Backbone Network
망 구성 방안
IP over SDH/WDM
IP over ATM
ATMPSTNISDN
FR 전용선 xDSL액세스
IP백본
ATM백본
트래픽이 매년 200~300% 증가신속한 망 구성
수익성 위주의Premium 가입자트래픽 처리
38HSN’99
Next Generation Networks Will...
Be MultiService (ATM, Frame Relay, IP, Circuit)Support high degrees of QoS/CoSBe end-user manageableBe designed for high-speed transport Integrate WDM, ATM, Frame Relay and IP
technologies seamlessly