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© 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialPresentation_ID 1
Mikkel BrodersenSE, Cisco [email protected]
Tech UpdateJuni 2007, Århus-København
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• Introduktion
• Catalyst intelligent switching fordele
• Catalyst Switching produkter• Catalyst 4500 & C4900
• Catalyst 6500
• Catalyst 2960 & Catalyst 3560/3750
Agenda
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Cisco Market Positioning and Experience FY06 Net Sales:$28.484B
Products $23.917BServices $4.567B
FY06 Product Sales:45.3 % switching25.1 % routers26.0 % Advanced Technologies
R&D Investment:$4.067 B or 17% of Net Product Sales
- Very high investment level in developing new technologies and ASIC to address new requirements- Strong Experience in solution and architecture on Enterprise and SP - Proven ability to provide very large end-to-end solutions- Solid support organization to Partners and Customers
From FY06 Annual report published on www.cisco.com
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Layer 3 – Data LinkScalable L3 Forwarding Architecture
Cisco Express Forwarding is available on All Catalyst Platforms
Flow-based Switching(Competitor)
Control PlaneData Plane
CPU
LineCard1st Packet
2nd Packet3rd Packet4th Packet
LineCardFlow
Cache
Network
Topology-based (Cisco Express Forwarding)
Control PlaneData Plane
MSFC2
PFC2FIB TABLE1st Packet
2nd Packet3rd Packet4th Packet
Network
1st packet of every “NEW” flow is handled by the CPU ( Slow path)In a dynamic environment, the actual performance of switch is limited by
the capacity of the Switch CPU. Important for environment like University Campuses.
Network ScalabilityCisco Express Forwarding
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Cisco: The Technology InnovatorInnovations Turned Standards or Adopted by Industry
CORE TECHNOLOGIES
SWITCHING
SOFTWARE
ROUTING
• Fast Ethernet 802.3ad• EtherChannel 802.3w• ISL 802.1q• Uplink Fast 802.1w• Multiple STP 802.1s• Inline power 802.3af
• Fast Ethernet 802.3ad• EtherChannel 802.3w• ISL 802.1q• Uplink Fast 802.1w• Multiple STP 802.1s• Inline power 802.3af
SWITCHING INNOVATIONSSWITCHING INNOVATIONS ROUTING INNOVATIONSROUTING INNOVATIONS
• HSRP VRRP• QoS Adopted
(LLQ, WRED, etc.)• FR Cisco LMI LMI• Integrated Security Adopted
(FW,IDS,VPN)• MPLS RFC 3031
• HSRP VRRP• QoS Adopted
(LLQ, WRED, etc.)• FR Cisco LMI LMI• Integrated Security Adopted
(FW,IDS,VPN)• MPLS RFC 3031
“Maximum differentiation is derived not from a
single product, but by system and topology
integration”
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Catalyst LAN Switching
Product Overview
Catalyst 4500 & Catalyst 4900
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Catalyst Switching Portfolio
Catalyst 29xx
Catalyst 3750Catalyst 3560
Catalyst 4500Catalyst 6500
Catalyst Express 500
Catalyst 4500
Catalyst 6500
Small Medium-sized Large
Number of Employees/Density
Feat
ures
, Sca
labi
lity,
Lon
gevi
ty
Wiring Closet
Datacenter Access
Distribution/Core
Blade Switches
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 6500
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Catalyst C4500 & 6500Low Cost Competitors
FEATURES / TIME
CO
ST $
Platform Upgrade
Costs
Capex Savings with
Catalyst Chassis
L21999
L32001
10/100/10002002
802.3AF2003
10GE2004
Catalyst Modular SolutionsInvestment Protection through life cycle and scalability
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Catalyst Switching Portfolio
Catalyst 29xx
Catalyst 3750Catalyst 3560
Catalyst 4500Catalyst 6500
Catalyst Express 500
Catalyst 4500
Catalyst 6500
Small Medium-sized Large
Number of Employees/Density
Feat
ures
, Sca
labi
lity,
Lon
gevi
ty
Wiring Closet
Datacenter Access
Distribution/Core
Blade Switches
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 6500
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Catalyst 4500 Series MilestonesMost Widely Deployed Modular Ethernet Architecture in the Industry
425,000 Chassis Shipped All Time!
Over 60 Million Ports Shipped!
Catalyst 4000
Catalyst 4500
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Catalyst 4500 Architecture4500 utilizes a Centralized Architecture
Catalyst 4500 is a shared memory switch
All forwarding, queuing, security is implemented on the Supervisor
The individual line cards are considered to be ‘transparent’
Contain simple “stub” ASIC’s and the PHY’sNo buffering or local switching
Each line card has 6 dedicated 1 Gbps (full duplex) connections to the central forwarding engine
12 Gbps
12 Gbps
Fast Forwarding Engine (FFE)
LineCard
Line Card
Shared MemoryFabric (PPE)
NetflowCPU
LineCard
LineCard
LineCard
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Cisco Catalyst 4500 Series Scalable Architecture
Passive backplane• 64-136Gbps capacity • Scalable point-to-point• Highly Reliable with no
active components
Centralized switching engine
Supervisor V-10GE• Scalable forwarding and services• Redundant Option with 4507R/10R• Wire-speed intelligent services• Dynamic shared memory • Ultra-low latency
Flexible line cards• Functionally transparent• Slot/chassis independent • 384 port/chassis—
10/100/1000 (fiber or copper)
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Chassis = 12%Dual AC Power =
=====
Initial Investment = 100%
5%Supervisor II 15%6 Port GBIC 7%2*48-port 10/100 24%2*48 port 10/100/1000 27%8 GBICs 10%
Investment Protection Architecture Designed to Evolve as Technology Evolves
In this example, Supervisor II represents only 15% of the
Original Purchase Price Catalyst 4506 with Supervisor II
Supervisor II-Plus
Upgrade ONLY the Supervisor to upgrade
the capabilities of ALL Ports
85% of initial investment is maintained!
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Catalyst 4500:Continued Innovation & Investment Protection
Layer2
PoE L2/3/4
10/100/1000 10-GbE SSO
1999 2012
Development
20042002 2007
SAME LINE CARDS
NACNSF
CoPP
ISSU
Forward/Backward Compatibility
Extended Lifecycle
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Catalyst 4500 Enhanced L3 Supervisor Options
Cat
alys
t 450
0 Se
ries
Cis
co IO
S-B
ased
Sup
ervi
sors
Supervisor IV
Supervisor V
Optional NetFlow Daughter Card
Supervisor V-10GE • Support Maximum densities (Catalyst 4510R—384 ports)• Advanced Layer 3 switching/routing (OSPF, EIGRP, IS:IS)• Highly scalable Layer 2/3/4 services• Supports 136 Gbps +102 Mpps with 10GE Uplinks• Redundancy Support in 4507R & 4510R• Catalyst 4503, 4506, 4507R, 4510R
NetFlow Hardware is integrated
Optional NetFlow Daughter Card
• Support for higher densities (Catalyst 4510R-336 ports)• Advanced Layer 3 switching/routing (OSPF, EIGRP, IS:IS)• Highly scalable Layer 2/3/4 services• Supports 96Gbps + 72Mpps• Redundancy Support in 4507R & 4510R• Catalyst 4503, 4506, 4507R, 4510R
• Optimized for medium networks • Advanced Layer 3 switching/routing (OSPF, EIGRP, IS:IS)• Scalable Layer 2/3/4 services• Supports 64Gbps + 48Mpps• Redundancy Support in 4507R • Catalyst 4503, 4506, 4507R
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Catalyst 4500 Basic L3 Supervisor Options
Cat
alys
t 450
0 Se
ries
Cis
co IO
S-B
ased
Sup
ervi
sors
Supervisor II-Plus TS
Supervisor II-Plus • Optimized for Smaller L2 networks• Basic Layer 3 switching/routing (RIP, Static, EIGRP Stub)• Layer 2/3/4 intelligent services• Supports up to 64Gbps + 48Mpps• Redundancy support in 4507R chassis• Catalyst 4503, 4506, & 4507R Chassis
• Optimized for Small L2 networks• Provides 20 wire-rate GE ports on the face• 12 Copper ports IEEE PoE with any power supply• Basic Layer 3 switching/routing (RIP, Static, EIGRP Stub)• Layer 2/3/4 intelligent services• Supports up to 64Gbps + 48Mpps• Catalyst 4503 only (up to 116 ports)
Supervisor II-Plus-10GE• Optimized for Medium L2 networks• Basic Layer 3 switching/routing (RIP, Static, EIGRP Stub)• Layer 2/3/4 intelligent services• Supports up to 108Gbps + 81Mpps
4x GE and 2x 10GE Uplinks• Redundancy support in 4507R chassis• Catalyst 4503, 4506, 4507R Chassis
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Eliminates Planned Outages
Safeguard Against Unplanned Outages
Hardware Redundancyand Detection
Safeguards Against Unpredictable Outages
Hardware Redundancyand Detection
Safeguards Against Unpredictable Outages
ISSU
Eliminates Planned
Maintenance Outages
CoPP
Protects AgainstCPU Overload
Ensures SeamlessRecovery
NSF/SSO
PreventsPerformanceDegradation
Servicesat WireSpeed
High FeatureCapacity
• Redundant supervisor engines• Redundant power supplies• Connect to redundant power
circuits • Redundant fans• Hot-swappable line cards with
High MTBF• Generic On-Line Diagnostics
(GOLD)
Non-Stop Forwarding with Stateful Switchover (NSF/SSO)Rapid Supervisor Engine Switchover Ensures Continuous Packet Forwarding in aLayer 2/3 Environment
IP CALLS DO NOT DROP!!!
Control Plane Policing (CoPP)—Rate Limits the Traffic to the Supervisor CPU Ensuring Stability, Availability and Predictable Network Performance
High Feature Capacity—Concurrent Enablement of Multiple Services Such as QoS, Multicast, Security without Impacting Switching or Routing Performance
• Future proof with ample Service resources
• Independent Services resources • High performance Supervisors • Power over Ethernet (PoE)
scalability
In Service Software Upgrade (ISSU)— Upgrade or Downgrade Full IOS Software Image without Disrupting the Network; Eliminates Planned Downtimefor Software Upgrades
Delivering“Non-Stop”Operations
Delivering Non-Stop OperationsFull Image ISSU Maximizes Total System Availability
Availability
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N +1 Redundant Fans
Power Supplies(1+1)
Less Components =Less Likely to Fail
Simple Line CardDesign
MTBR up to 6X HIGHERthan Supervisors, Fans
and Power Supplies
X
Phone calls do not dropVideos do not freeze
XX
Supervisors (1+1) with SSO
Power Circuit Redundancy
Pwr rail 1 Pwr rail 2
High Availability—Hardware Redundancy for the Most Complex Components
X
Availability
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Cisco Catalyst 4900 Series SwitchOverview
Two models: 2 10-GigE uplinks or 4 SFPNonblocking 48 ports of 10/100/10001 RU form factorCisco IOS® Software/Cisco® Express Forwarding-based Layer 2/3/4 switching Dual, hot-swappable, internal power supplies (AC or DC options) Hot-swappable fan trayJumbo frames on all portsBroadcast and multicast suppression in hardware for all ports (L2/3)NonstackingBased on Cisco Catalyst® 4500 Series Hardware and Software Architecture
Cisco Catalyst 4948
Cisco Catalyst 4948-10GE• Record low latency• Line-rate throughput• Innovative security
David Newman, President of Network Test
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Dual Hot Swappable P/S
Hot Swappable Fan Tray
Rear viewPerformance
Cisco Catalyst 4900 Series SwitchHardware Options
• Designed for low latency• Wire speed on all ports• Cisco® Express-based forwarding
High Availability• Redundant, hot-swappable power supplies and fans• Variable speed removable fan tray• In-service field replacements
Power supply choices• Single or dual internal power supplies
AC or DCAC to DC failover—unique for fixed switches
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Roadmap præsentation
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Catalyst Switching Portfolio
Catalyst 29xx
Catalyst 3750Catalyst 3560
Catalyst 4500Catalyst 6500
Catalyst Express 500
Catalyst 4500
Catalyst 6500
Small Medium-sized Large
Number of Employees/Density
Feat
ures
, Sca
labi
lity,
Lon
gevi
ty
Wiring Closet
Datacenter Access
Distribution/Core
Blade Switches
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 6500
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Catalyst LAN Switching
Product Overview
Catalyst 6500
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Catalyst 6500 FamilyNew “E” Series Chassis
New E Series chassis designed to support much higher loads of power across the backplane - ideally suited for large deployments of inline powered devices…
Support up to 12000W of power
Chassis is S/W transparent
Same Pricing as existing chassis
New Catalyst 6500 “E” Series Chassis BenefitsIncreases inline
device count
6504-E6503-E
6509-E
6506-E
Ready for 80G / slot
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Cisco Catalyst 6500 – Leading the Campus Communication Fabric Evolution
Wiring Closet Access
EWAN Distribution
Core
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WAN/MAN
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•• 400,000 systems deployed400,000 systems deployed•• Campus Backbone, Datacenters, Wiring Campus Backbone, Datacenters, Wiring
ClosetCloset•• WAN Edge and Metro Ethernet & SPWAN Edge and Metro Ethernet & SP•• End to end software & operational End to end software & operational
consistencyconsistency•• Common hardware sparingCommon hardware sparing•• Safe Harbor Safe Harbor
Catalyst 6500Data Center
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Catalyst 6500 UNIQUE Value Propositions
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
DC/High Performance
Access
Wiring Closet Access
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
EWAN Service Aggregation/
Metro
Backbone
32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity
GOLD EEM Call Home TDR
SNMP
Netflow
Smart Port
NAM
Rollback
NBAR
Capacity
ERSPAN
Software Modularity ISSU Safe Harbor
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
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Routing Table
Catalyst 6500 Architecture With Supervisor 720
MSFC3Supervisor Engine 720
CEF256 SeriesClassic Series
16 Gbps Switching Bus
PFC3
2020
20
20
CEF720 Series
88 8
30–400 Mpps“Pay as you Grow”Forwarding
dCEF720 Series
IntegratedDFC3
IntegratedDFC3
dCEF256 Series
Hardware Fwd Tables
Hardware Fwd Tables
20
OptionalDFC3
Integrated Switch Fabric
OptionalDFC3
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Supervisor 720Core, Distribution & Data Center
Supervisor 32Access & WAN Edge
Hardware Accelerated Services and Forwarding Across Both Supervisors:
IPv4 IPv6 QoS MPLS Port ACL's NAT GRE Multicast
Data Center WAN Edge Core Distribution Access
Security• Catalyst Security Toolkit• Identity Based Networking (IBNS)• Network Admission Control (NAC)• Control Plane Policing• Svc Modules (FW, IDS, AD, VPN)• HW-based L2 MAC Learning
Multicast
• Bi-Directional PIM• IGMP Querier• RGMP, MBGP• PIM Snooping• IGMP v3 and SSM• MSDP
High Availability & Quality• Software Modularity • Soft HA• GOLD • L2 / L3 Sub-Second Switchover• Non-Stop Forwarding• Safe Harbor and FTL
Catalyst 6500 SupervisorsEnable Consistent Features Across Your Entire Network
End-to-End feature consistency & IOS Software Modularity!
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Supervisor 720 Industry Leading Performance & Investment Protection
MSFC3
Switch Fabric PFC3
•Integrated 720Gb Switch Fabric•Dual 20Gbps connection / slot•Dual speed 8Gb / 20Gb Traces•Line rate Buffering
• Integrated RP and SP• Over 400Mpps L2~4 performance
Sup720 leverages hardware to scale performance for advanced services….
Optimized for Secure & Mission Critical Deployments•Modular PFC Daughter Card for Maximum Investment Protection•Industry Leading Security Features:
• HW Acceleration for RP Rate Limiters, Port ACL’s, Multipath uRPF Check, ACL Counters
•Scalable Services for Optimal Application Support:• HW Acceleration for BI-DIR PIM, MPLS, GRE, NAT, PAT, IPv6
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Supervisor Engine 32Next generation supervisor for the intelligent wiring closet
Next generation supervisor for the intelligent wiring closetOffers upgradeability, flexibility, and intelligent servicesClassic supervisor engine—no fabric, uses 32Gbps busTwo uplink options:
8xGE SFP + 1x 10/100/1000 RJ-452x10GE XENPAK + 1x 10/100/1000 RJ-45
256MB internal CF “bootdisk”
PFC3BHW Forwarding
engine
MSFC2A Routing engine
ExternalCF Slot
RS-232Console port
USB 2.0Host & Device
ports
8x1GbE SPFUplink ports
1 x 10/100/1000RJ-45 interface
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48 Port 10/100/1000 (2x20G Fabric Enabled Card)Supports TDR; Optional Distributed Forwarding Card (DFC); Queuing: TX - 1p3q8t, RX - 1q8t; Jumbo frame support
24 Port GE SFP (1x20G Fabric Enabled Card)
SX, LX, ZX, Tx, CWDM SFPs; Optional DFC; Queuing: TX -1p3q8t, RX - 1q8t or 2q8t (w/DFC); Jumbo frame support
48 Port GE SFP (2x20G Fabric Enabled Card)
SX, LX, ZX, Tx, CWDM SFPs; Optional DFC; Queuing: TX -1p3q8t, RX - 1q8t or 2q8t (w/DFC); Jumbo frame support
4 Port 10GE XENPAK (2x20G Fabric Enabled Card)
ER, LR, LX4, SR, CX4 , ZR optics; Optional DFC; Queuing: TX -1p7q4t, RX - 1q8t or 8q8t (w/DFC); Jumbo frame support
Catalyst 6500 LinecardsLatest Core, Distribution, and Data Center Portfolio
WS-X6704-10GE
WS-X6748-SFP
WS-X6748-GE-TX
WS-X6724-SFP
8 Port 10GE X2 (2x20G Fabric Enabled Card)
ER, LR, LX4, SR, CX4 optics; DFC included; Queuing: TX -1p7q8t, RX - 8q8t; Jumbo frame support: 90MB/port TX BufferWS-X6708-10GE
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48 Port 100FX Card ($9,000)
Optics supported – FX, LX, BX-U and BX-D; Deep per port buffers (5.2Mb), 4 TX queues (one with strict priority), WRED
96 port 10/100 Wiring Closet Cards ($10,500) with PoE Option
Supports strict priority queue, receive queue type 1p1q0t, transmit queue type 1p3q1t, buffers – 28K Rx, 1088K Tx
48 Port 10/100 Wiring Closet Card ($6,000) with PoE Option
Integrated TDR, deeper per port buffers (5.2Mb), 4 TX queues (one with strict priority), WRED
48 Port 10/100/1000 Wiring Closet Card ($7,000) with PoE Option
Integrated TDR, deeper per port buffers (5.2Mb), jumbo frames, Q-in-Q, 4 TX queues (one with strict priority), WRED
Catalyst 6500 LinecardsLatest Wiring Closet Portfolio
WS-X6148A-GE-TX
WS-X6148A-RJ-45
WS-X6196-RJ-21, WS-X6148X2-RJ-45
WS-X6148-FE-SFP
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Backbone Update
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Catalyst 6500 Campus BackboneKey Areas of Investment
Scalability/Performance
Non-Stop Communications Virtualization
Catalyst 6500 Series
In Service Software Upgrade (ISSU)IOS ModularityNSF/SSOPhysical RedundancyControl Plane Policing
2T per system10GE densityVirtual Switching SystemPredictable PerformanceIP Services Scalability (Multicast etc)
Virtual Switching SystemNetwork Virtualization : MPLS, VRF, VNETsVirtualized Services : FWSM, ACE
Integrated Services
Scalable Wireless Integration (WISM)Integrated Security : IDSM2, FWSMPerformance Monitoring: NAMApplication Monitoring: Netflow
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Catalyst 6500 8 Port 10GE Linecard
- 8 x 10GE ports (X2 Optics)- 110MB buffer / port – ingress, 90MB buffer / port – egress- Integrated DFC3C or DFC3CXL (No CFC option)- All ports VSL Capable- Egress Shaping (SRR, DWRR)
WS-X6708-10GE-3CWS-X6708-10GE-3CXL
IOS: 12.2(18)SXF5
64 Gbps Local Switching
0200400600800
10001200140016001800
Q3CY06 Q4CY06 Q1CY07
Uni
ts
“We pushed the 6708 to the limit with all channels loaded, and we were able to achieve multiple ten gigabits per second… The Cisco equipment performed admirably…”
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Catalyst 6500 Backbone Leadership : Whitney 1 Features
NSF/SSO aware HSRP, GLBPFast Link Failure DetectionFast Switchover time (<200msec)ION with MPLS, IPv6, BFD Multicast HAFull Image ISSU*
NonNon--Stop Communications Stop Communications
MPLS Fast Re-routeMPLS TE EnhancementsBGP subnet peering
MPLS/BGP EnhancementsMPLS/BGP Enhancements
Per-int NetFlow, NetFlow top talkersCPU traffic monitoringPolicy Based ACLAuto SecureConfiguration Rollback
Security/ Operational ManageabilitySecurity/ Operational Manageability
*Planned for Whitney 2.0
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Catalyst 6500 UNIQUE Value Propositions
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
DC/High Performance
Access
Wiring Closet Access
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
EWAN Service Aggregation/
Metro
Backbone
32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity
GOLD EEM Call Home TDR
SNMP
Netflow
Smart Port
NAM
Rollback
NBAR
Capacity
ERSPAN
Software Modularity ISSU Safe Harbor
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
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Data Center Access Update
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ScalabilityFlexibility
BusinessContinuity
Catalyst 6500 Series
Non-Stop CommunicationIOS Modularity,ISSUNSF/SSOMulticast HAGOLD, CPP
Architecture ScalabilityGE/10GE densityVirtual SwitchingVirtualized Services IP Services Scalability (Multicast etc)
CostContainment
Operational ManageabilityEEM, Call HomeVFrameVisibility – NAM, ERSPAN, Netflow
Top Data Center Business Drivers
Catalyst 6500 Innovations
Top Business Drivers in Data Center AccessCatalyst 6500’s Strategy
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Data Center AccessAdvantages of Deploying End of Row
Blade Server w/ Integrated Infiniband
Blade Server w/Trunk-Group
Rack Optimized Servers
Blade Serverw/Integrated
Switch
SFS 3000 Gateway
V VV V V VV V
Catalyst 6500
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 6500
Key Benefits• Feature Consistency• Common sparing between Data Center devices• Less Devices to Manage• Increased fault tolerance• Simpler Physical & Logical topology
High Density and Ease of Cable Management With •96 10/100/1000 mini-RJ21•6509-V-E
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Today’s Enterprise Service ProvisioningA Scale-Out Example
SysAdmin racks new serverLoads O/S and Applications
NetOps connects Ethernet cabling, configures VLAN/Port Config
SLB Admin Adds Server to Pool
SecOps checks security policy, expands FW Port Range
NetOps ensures Branch connectivity/ Routable Subnet
StorageOps configures LUN, maps to Server
StorageOps provisions disk volume and resources
Assume you just want to add one server to a web-farm…
The challenge is one of ‘coordination delays’. This type of simple scale-out of an existing serve often takes enterprises 90-days.New service turn-ups, after the application has been developed, often take 180+ days.VFrame is designed to eliminate these delays and automate the provisioning of services
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VFrame Enterprise Service ProvisioningA Scale-Out Example
VFrame net-boots the server to an appropriate LUN/Image
VFrame configures port, VLAN, and switch policy
VFrame adds server to SLB Pool
VFrame configures Virtual FW Instance on FWSM
VFrame Provisions Routable Subnet
VFrame provisions LUN and WW Naming
VFrame provisions storage volume and boot-image
Partner Provisioning Applications
VFrame 4.0Supports Catalyst 6500
Q3CY07
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Per-Interface NetflowOptimize Netflow Table and
Lower CPU utilization:Prior to SXH, hardware IPv4 NetFlow creation is globalWith per-interface NetFlow, user explicitly chooses interfaces that will create and export NetFlow entries
Only interfaces with ip flow ingress will create NetFlow entries
Data Center Access Application Visibility
Netflow Top TalkersAnalyze network traffic quickly
and easily:Security—See if traffic patterns are consistent with a DoS or other undesirable behavior Traffic load—Identify heavily used parts of the network so you can redistribute load accordinglyTraffic analysis—Baseline network traffic for capacity planning and network engineering
12.2(33)SXH
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Smart Call HomeReduces MTTR in Data Center
Call Home
Customer
Interactive Technical Services
TAC
Call Home DB
Service RequestTracking System
Customer NotificationDevice and Message Reports Exceptions/Fault Analysis
Internet
AutomatedDiagnosisCapabilitySecure Transport 1
3
2
Messages Received:DiagnosticsEnvironmentalSyslogInventory and Configuration
IOS 12.2(33)SXH
12.2(33)SXH
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Partner Designed for Cisco’s Data Center equipment:
Catalyst 6500 and MDS platforms
Directed/channeled cooling to convert side-side airflow devices to front to back airflow
Optimized for current and future cooling requirements
AC or DC options for Power Distribution Units (PDU)
Cable Management Options
Dimension45 RU Vertical SpaceH (85.5”) x W (31.5”) x D (40.81”)
Data Center AirflowConverts Airflow to Front to Back
Qualified Partner(s) : Panduit -http://www.panduit.com/products/brochures/105309.pdfCatalyst 6500 Environmental Portal : http://bock-bock/~bsivasub/dcf/dcf.html
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Catalyst 6500 UNIQUE Value Propositions
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
DC/High Performance
Access
Wiring Closet Access
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
EWAN Service Aggregation/
Metro
Backbone
32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity
GOLD EEM Call Home TDR
SNMP
Netflow
Smart Port
NAM
Rollback
NBAR
Capacity
ERSPAN
Software Modularity ISSU Safe Harbor
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
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Wiring Closet Access Update
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Why Select the Catalyst 6500 Series in the Wiring Closet ?
Network Resiliency
Lower OPEX
Integrated Security
Superior Instrumentation
PoE Scalability & Port Density
High performance stateful application intelligence
Hardware-based Netflow and ERSPAN
Application Intelligence
OS consistency and common hardware sparingAcross LAN, WAN and Data Center
Comprehensive Security, embedded HW deep packet inspection
Industry leading PoE Scalability, PoEupgradeability, Highly efficient power (> 85% )
Investment Protection Modular architecture, easy migration from Cat5Kwith CatOS to IOS migration tool
Hardware redundancy, IOS modularity, NSF/SSOEEM, GOLD
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Rich wiring closet base offering and service upsell optionsLower TCO with modular architecture, price per port drops over the yearsOS consistency, Software Modularity and Safe Harbor
ASP
Per
Por
t
Services
144 Port 10/100/1000System with GE uplinks
$232
Premium Serviceswith PoE
011111101010101011111101010101
011111101010101011111101010101
$199
Premium Services• Application Intelligence• Embedded security
MultiGigabitNBAR & FPM
$181
PoE
Base Offering•15Mpps•CIST, IBNS, NAC, CoPP•IOS Modularity•NSF/SSO, GOLD, EEM•HW Netflow, ERSPAN
$148
Catalyst 6500 Wiring Closet System Offerings
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Today’s Enterprise Network:Application and Security
ApplicationIncreasing number of users and bandwidth-intensive applicationsConverged network services: Data, Voice and VideoRecreational traffic consuming more bandwidthServer consolidation & application outsourcing: More applications across WAN or Internet
Security
Rapid proliferation of security threats: worms, virusesDisappearing security boundariesSecurity threats originating from insideSecurity threat deep in the content carried inside normal application traffic such as HTTP, E-mail
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► NBARApplication awareness and intelligent classification
Supervisor Engine 32 PISA Delivers Intelligence In Wiring Closets
Supervisor Engine 32 PISA2x10GE Uplinks + 1x 10/100/1000
Supervisor Engine 32 PISA8x1GE Uplinks + 1x 10/100/1000
► Flexible Packet MatchingRapid Security Protection
Multigigabit Performance
Multigigabit Performance
► Programmable architectureSeamless new service adoption
► Full Integration withIPv4 & IPv6 in hardwareAdvanced multicast & MPLSEnhanced ManageabilityHA with NSF/SSO and more
011111101010101011111101010101
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Catalyst 6500 PISA
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Secure and scalable network connectivity Secure and scalable
network connectivity
SoftwareSoftware
Linecard SupportLinecard Support
ServicesServices
• Classic/CEF 256 Based LAN Linecards
• WAN - Enhanced FlexWAN, SIP-200, SIP-400
• Service Module – FWSM, VPN SPA, NAM
• Classic/CEF 256 Based LAN Linecards
• WAN - Enhanced FlexWAN, SIP-200, SIP-400
• Service Module – FWSM, VPN SPA, NAM
HardwareHardware• WS-S32-GE-PISA $28,000 Target FCS May, CY07
• WS-S32-10GE-PISA $28,000 Target FCS, June CY 07
• 1GB RP DRAM, 512M SP DRAM
• WS-S32-GE-PISA $28,000 Target FCS May, CY07
• WS-S32-10GE-PISA $28,000 Target FCS, June CY 07
• 1GB RP DRAM, 512M SP DRAM
Secure and scalable network connectivity
Secure and scalable network connectivity
• Foundation for Advanced Closet Services based on L3
• Advanced Deep Packet Inspection (NBAR, FPM)
• Full L3 Functionality
• Foundation for Advanced Closet Services based on L3
• Advanced Deep Packet Inspection (NBAR, FPM)
• Full L3 Functionality
• 12.2(18)ZY (Rockies3 based) – ION Support 1H08
• NBAR & FPM included in IP BASE LAN image
• Additional $10,000 IP Services license
• CB-QoS MIB, Protocol Discovery MIB
• 12.2(18)ZY (Rockies3 based) – ION Support 1H08
• NBAR & FPM included in IP BASE LAN image
• Additional $10,000 IP Services license
• CB-QoS MIB, Protocol Discovery MIB
Supervisor Engine 32 PISAProduct FAQ
Reference:Reference:• Sup 32 PISA on CCO:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps7209/index.htm• Sup 32 PISA on CCO:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps7209/index.htm
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PISA Management Model
NBAR Policy
FW/IPS/VPN Policy
IPS 4200Series
Catalyst 6500 IPS module
Router IPSin Software
Catalyst 6500PISA
Router
ASA 5500 AIP-SSM
FPM Policy
Central Management
DeviceQoS Policy Manager
Centralized QoS Management
• NBAR Provisioning• NBAR Monitoring
Central Management
Device
CiscoSecurityManager
Enable Management of Integrated Security
• FPM Policy Management with FlexConfig Option
CS-MARSMonitoring/Analysis/
Mitigation
Pre-defined FPM filters on CCO work in progress
Pre-
defin
edFP
M fi
lters
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NBAR Protocol DiscoveryReal-time Application Visibility
Campus
Protocol Discovery: discover what apps are running on your network and provide real-time statisticsPer-interface, per-protocol, bi-directional statistics
bit rate (bps); packet count; byte countSNMP accessible for centralized monitoringSupported by Partner products(Concord|CA, InfoVista, Micromuse|IBM) and MRTG
Link Utilization
Voice
P2P
E-mailBackup,
etc.
Bulk
Streaming-Video
Mission-Critical
Routing
Interactive-Video
Call-SignalingNet Mgmt
Transactional
Real-Time ≤ 33%
Critical Data
Best Effort≥ 25%
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Sup32 PISA Flexible Packet Matching
Network managers require tools to filter Day Zero.1 attacks (e.g. prior to IPS signatures being available)Traditional ACLs take a shotgun approach –legitimate traffic could be blockedFPM delivers flexible, granular Layer 2-7 matchingUseful for CERT-like teams within Service Providers and Enterprise customers
0111111010101010000111000100111110010001000100100010001001
Match Pattern And Or NotCisco.com/go/fpm
Flexible Classification and Rapid Response
Goes beyond static attributes – specify arbitrary bits/bytes at any offset within the payload or header
Classify on multiple attributes within a packet
String match and regex
Set up custom filters rapidly using XML-based policy language
Flexible Classification and Rapid Response
Goes beyond static attributes – specify arbitrary bits/bytes at any offset within the payload or header
Classify on multiple attributes within a packet
String match and regex
Set up custom filters rapidly using XML-based policy language
Multi-Gig Deep Packet Inspection PerformanceRapid Response to New and Emerging Attacks
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Head Quarter
Remote/Regional Office
SP NetworkIP/MPLS
ATM or Frame Relay
Lease LineMLPPP
IPSec
Metro Ethernet Service
Internet FWSM
IDSM
IPSec
Comprehensive Services
CA
MPU
S N
ETW
OR
K
Mark packets on ingress based on application priority (PISA), police traffic on egress and perform egress queuing/shaping on the egress WAN linecard.
Citrix 25%Netshow 15%Fasttrack 10%FTPFTP 30%30%HTTP 20%
My application is too slow!
Catalyst 6500 with PISA
Catalyst 6500 with PISA “Appliance Solution”
Sup 32 PISA Deployment ScenarioEnterprise WAN/MAN
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Printer
PCs
PCs
• Mark Business-criticalapplications real-time asGOLD service
• Police non-priority applications
• Block worms like Slammerusing Flexible Packet Matching
• Detect and Rate-limitundesiredPeer to Peer Traffic
Sup 32 PISA Deployment ScenarioCampus Access Layer
My applicationis too slow!
Citrix 25%Netshow 15%Oracle 10%FTP 30%HTTP 20%
Link Utilization
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# of Inputs
Type of Input
Output Power
Class 3 802.3af Devices
1 110V - -
2800W
4200W
2800W
5800W
8700W
130
195
130
285
420
2 110V
3 110V
1 220V
2 220V
3 220V
High Density Power Over EthernetCisco Catalyst 6500 8700 W AC Power Supply
OrderableNow
Limited Orderability – April 16th, FCS – April 23rdLimited Orderability – April 16th, FCS – April 23rd
IOS : 12.2(18)SXF
Remotely Shutdown or Power Cycle Catalyst 6500 without access to CLI via Relay Controller
Remotely Shutdown or Power Cycle Catalyst 6500 without access to CLI via Relay Controller
Cisco Tested Relay Controller – iB6500 from Data Probehttp://www.dataprobe.com/products/control/ib6500.html
Cisco Tested Relay Controller – iB6500 from Data Probehttp://www.dataprobe.com/products/control/ib6500.html
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ShippingCatalyst 6500802.3af PoE Enhancements
Feature WS-F6K-GE48-AF WS-F6K-48-AF
SW Allocation maximum power per port
No Yes
Limit maximum power per port in HW
No Yes
Over current protection on per port basis
No Yes
Per port Current measurement
No Yes
Measure real-time usage at a port level
No Yes
New Daughter Card :•Product ID – WS-F6K-48-AF=•Field upgradeable •SW transparent for legacy features•Requires CatOS 8.5 and IOS Whitney for new features
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Catalyst 6500 Wiring Closet Software ServicesKey Areas of Investment
Application Intelligence
Integrated Security
• CIST, CoPP• IBNS, NAC (L2 IP, L2 .1x, L3 )• Embedded HW security for worm mitigation• PACL, AutoSecure• CTS, TIDP
Operational Manageability
Non-stop Communication/ Unified Network Services
• NSF/SSO • GOLD• IOS Modularity• PoE upgradeability• GLBP/HSRP NSF/SSO• FHRP EOT
• PISA HW NBAR withReal-time App Visibility Stateful application intelligence
• OS consistency• ERSPAN• EEM, Call Home, Cfg Rollback• Per-int Netflow, Netflow Top N • LLDP, LLDP-MED, Location Service• Smartport, AutoQoS …
Catalyst 6500Foundation
Catalyst 6500Foundation
of CCFof CCF
Black – shipping White- Whitney1/PISA Blue - roadmap
12.2(33)SXH
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AutoSecureOne Touch Automated Switch Lockdown
Eliminates DoS attacks based on fake requestsDisables mechanisms that could be used to exploit security holes
Disables NonDisables Non--Essential ServicesEssential Services
Enables RP rate-limiters to protect control plane
Secures Control PlaneSecures Control Plane
Enforces enhanced security in accessing deviceEnhanced security logsPrevents attackers from knowing packets have been dropped
Enforces Secure AccessEnforces Secure Access
12.2(33)SXH
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Catalyst 6500 Key IBNS Features Support Matrix
Note:Whitney 2 feature info. subject to change
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Catalyst 6500 Operational Manageability LeadershipWhitney 1 Features
• Proactive diagnostics with GOLD• Proactive troubleshooting• Automatic notification of Cisco TAC to reduce MTTR• Reduce OPEX
• Proactive diagnostics with GOLD• Proactive troubleshooting• Automatic notification of Cisco TAC to reduce MTTR• Reduce OPEX
Call HomeCall Home
• Enables return to known configuration states and reduces MTTR• Minimizes human errors impact. Even seasoned professionals ‘fat fingers’• Allows recovery, prevents escalation and exacerbation• Ability to checkpoint up to 5 configurations on the bootflash or flash disk
• Enables return to known configuration states and reduces MTTR• Minimizes human errors impact. Even seasoned professionals ‘fat fingers’• Allows recovery, prevents escalation and exacerbation• Ability to checkpoint up to 5 configurations on the bootflash or flash disk
ConfigRollbackConfigRollback
LLDPLLDP-MEDLLDPLLDP-MED
• LLDP-MED Supports third-party IP phone with auto discovery:VLAN, Power exchange etc
• Location Services with LLDP and CDP*
• LLDP-MED Supports third-party IP phone with auto discovery:VLAN, Power exchange etc
• Location Services with LLDP and CDP*
NetFlowEnhancementNetFlowEnhancement
• Per-interface netflow: optimize netflow table and lower CPU utilization• Netflow Top talker : Identify network traffic quickly and easily• Per-interface netflow: optimize netflow table and lower CPU utilization• Netflow Top talker : Identify network traffic quickly and easily
Smart Port AutoQoSSmart Port AutoQoS
• Easy configuration process• Easy QoS provisioning and management• Easy configuration process• Easy QoS provisioning and management
* Whitney 2 Roadmap
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CatOS to IOS Migration Resources
NEW REVISED CatOS to IOS configuration toolNow Available on CCO for free customer download !
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps708/products_tech_note09186a0080816fbc.shtml
CatOS & IOS comparison documenthttp://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/en/us/guest/products/ps708/c1244/ccmigration_09186a00800c8441.pdf
CatOS to IOS conversion documenthttp://www.cisco.com/warp/public/473/81.pdf
CatOS to IOS feature parityTwo focus areas: Security (IBNS) and manageability (Netflow, SmartPort, AutoQoS etc)Whitney 1 achieves significant parity and Whitney 2 reaches max parity
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CatOS to IOS Migration –Configuration Conversion Tool
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Catalyst 6500 Operations Management - CatOS Conversion
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Catalyst 6500 Operations Management - Platform Capacity
At a glance viewing of the current use of switch resources provides operators with the ability to determine of any actions need to be taken to maintain the operation state of the switch…
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Catalyst 6500 Operations Management - Configuration Check
The Catalyst 6500 provides a command that analyses the running configuration for configuration inaccuracies and highlights these in the command output - provides a means to optimize the configuration…
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Catalyst 6500 UNIQUE Value Propositions
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
DC/High Performance
Access
Wiring Closet Access
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
EWAN Service Aggregation/
Metro
Backbone
32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity
GOLD EEM Call Home TDR
SNMP
Netflow
Smart Port
NAM
Rollback
NBAR
Capacity
ERSPAN
Software Modularity ISSU Safe Harbor
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
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Cisco IOS Software Modularityon the Catalyst 6500
Catalyst 6500 Series with Cisco IOS Software Modularity
Catalyst 6500 Series with Cisco IOS Software Modularity
BENEFITSBENEFITS
Automated Policy ControlAutomated Policy Control
Simplify Software ChangesSimplify Software Changes
Minimize Unplanned DowntimeMinimize Unplanned Downtime
INNOVATIONINNOVATION
Catalyst 6500 Data PlaneCatalyst 6500 Data Plane
Network Optimized MicrokernelNetwork Optimized Microkernel
IOS-
Bas
eIO
S-B
ase
Rou
ting
Rou
ting
TCP
TCP
UD
PU
DP
EEM
EEM
FTP
FTP
CD
PC
DP
INET
DIN
ETD
etc
etc
High Availability InfrastructureHigh Availability Infrastructure
Cisco IOS Software ModularityCisco IOS Software Modularity
• Memory protection• Fault containment• Stateful process restarts• Subsystem ISSU
• Memory protection• Fault containment• Stateful process restarts• Subsystem ISSU
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• Include the following at FCS:• Routing Process• Internet Daemon• Raw IP Processing• TCP Process• UDP Process• CDP Process• Syslog Daemon• All Embedded Event
Manager components• File Systems• Media Drivers• Install Manager
Modular ProcessesModular Processes
• Ability to patch individual Cisco IOS process • Patches for publicly announced security vulnerabilities (PSIRT)• CCO-based tooling to support management of patches• Some features unavailable at FCS but being planned for next phase (notable ones are
MPLS, IPv6, and BFD)
SupportSupport
Cisco IOS Software ModularityNOW ON CCO!
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Cisco IOS Software ModularityMinimize Unplanned Downtime
Traffic forwarding continues during unplanned process restarts
If an error occurs in a modular process…HA subsystem determines the best recovery action
– Restart a modular process– Switchover to standby Supervisor– Remove the system from the
network
Process restarts with no impact on the data plane
– Utilizes Cisco Nonstop Forwarding (NSF) where appropriate
– State Checkpointing allows quick process recovery
Catalyst 6500 Data Plane
Network Optimized Microkernel
IOS-
Bas
e
Rou
ting
TCP
UD
P
EEM
FTP
CD
P
INET
D
etc
High Availability Infrastructure
Cisco IOS Software Modularity
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Embedded Event ManagerDetailed Architecture
Execute CLI CommandForce an SSO SwitchoverSend an emailReload the Switch SWGenerate SNMP TrapEtc.
CLI Based (Applet)Script Based (TCL)
Predictive FaultMgmt & Notification
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Cisco Beyond - A Scripting Community for Embedded Event Manager
Cisco IOS EEM – Extremely flexible and powerful onboard, event driven, scripting facility
Cisco Beyond– A place to share scripts, upload, download, get examples
Coming to CCO in Nov 2006
More details:http://cisco.com/go/eemhttp://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/EEM?page=main
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Catalyst 6500 IOS Release Strategy for 12.2SX
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Year 1 Year2 Year 3 Year4 Year 5
Standard Maintenance (SM) Release
EM ReleaseSH
Extended Maintenance (EM) Release
Sev1 and 2 Operationally
Impacting Bug (OIB) fixes for 12
months
PSIRT fixes only
Regular Maintenance Rebuilds for 24 months with fixes for
Sev1/2/3 Operationally Impacting Bug (OIB) fixes
PSIRT fixes only
12 month period to qualify and
deploy new EM Release
SH
Standard Maintenance (SM) Release
SH Safe Harbor Tested
Extended Maintenance (EM) Release
Legend
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Catalyst 6500 IOS Release Strategy for 12.2SX – Plans for Next Few Releases
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
SM
EMSH
EM
Regular Maintenance
Rebuilds
PSIRT/Critical
fixes only
Regular Maintenance
Rebuilds
PSIRT/Critical
fixes only
6-12 month period to qualify and deploy new
EM Release
SH
Standard Maintenance (SM) Release
SH Safe Harbor Tested
Extended Maintenance (EM) Release
Legend
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/products/hw/switches/ps708/prod_bulletin0900aecd804f0694.html
Rockies 312.2(18)SXF
Whitney 112.2(33)SXH
Whitney 212.2(33)SXI
SH
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Catalyst 6500 Whitney
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EWAN Update
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Catalyst 6500 The 6500 and 7600 Split
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Catalyst 6500 – 12.2SX Statement of Direction
Rockies212.2(18)SXE
Rockies312.2(18)SXF
Whitney112.2(33)SXH
Rockies3.Vail12.2(18)SXF5
Whitney212.2SXI
12.2SX Train
driven by ISBU
Recommended Path for Converged Enterprise LAN / WAN / MAN / DC customers & Carrier Ethernet
Maximize Investment and Feature Velocity for Enterprise and Metro Ethernet Segments
SW and HW consistency in the Enterprise network for simplified operations
IOS Software Modularity for maximum uptime
Leadership in secured WAN VPN solutions (IPSec, DMVPN, GETVPN, L2TPv3…)
MPLS and VPLS WAN solutions (EARL8 committed with H-VPLS in HW)
WAN links optimization with PISA, OER
Safe Harbor and FTL extended to eWAN for End-to-End solution validation
Application Intelligence and Flexible Packet Matching at OC48 speeds
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Catalyst 6500 UNIQUE Value PropositionsKey Takeaways
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
Virtual Switching10GE-T (802.3an)1000+ GE Ports/systemResource Mgmt (EEM, V-Frame)Environmentals (Power, cabling)Converged Services (ACE, FWSM)
DC/High Performance
Access
Wiring Closet Access
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
2Tbit system roadmap264 10GE ports/systemVirtual SwitchingNetwork VirtualizationScalable Wireless IntegrationIntegrated Security (FWSM, IDSM2)
EWAN Service Aggregation/
Metro
Backbone
32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity32 gigabit to 4 Terabits Capacity
GOLD EEM Call Home TDR
SNMP
Netflow
Smart Port
NAM
Rollback
NBAR
Capacity
ERSPAN
Software Modularity ISSU Safe Harbor
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Core/Dist Feature consistencyIntegrated Security Application IntelligencePoE Scalability & Port DensityInstrumentation (Netflow,ERSPAN, NAM
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
Virtualized ServicesApplication Optimization6524-10GE, self-managed MANScalable IPSec SolutionsRouting Leadership (MPLS, IPv6) Scalable Service Flexibility
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Catalyst LAN Switching
Product Overview
Catalyst Standalone and Stackable solutions
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Catalyst Switching Portfolio
Catalyst 29xx
Catalyst 3750Catalyst 3560
Catalyst 4500Catalyst 6500
Catalyst Express 500
Catalyst 4500
Catalyst 6500
Small Medium-sized Large
Number of Employees/Density
Feat
ures
, Sca
labi
lity,
Lon
gevi
ty
Wiring Closet
Datacenter Access
Distribution/Core
Blade Switches
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 6500
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Cisco Catalyst 2960 Series Model Overview
Software• LAN Base Image
Enterprise-class intelligent services: Advanced QoS, enhanced security, high availability
• 48 10/100 ports• 2 10/100/1000 uplink ports
• 24 10/100 ports• 2 10/100/1000 uplink ports
Cisco Catalyst 2960-24TT Cisco Catalyst 2960-48TT
• 24 10/100 ports• 2 dual-purpose uplink ports
Cisco Catalyst 2960-24TC Cisco Catalyst 2960-48TC
• 48 10/100 ports• 2 dual-purpose uplink ports
Uplinks• Dual-Purpose
UplinksOne 10/100/1000BASE-TX port and one SFP port
One port active at a time
• 20 10/100/1000 ports• 4 dual-purpose uplink ports
Cisco® Catalyst® 2960G-24TC Cisco Catalyst 2960G-48TC
• 44 10/100/1000 ports• 4 dual-purpose uplink ports
NEWNEW
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Cisco Catalyst 3560 Series Model OverviewFast Ethernet Models
Two Software Versions• Standard Multilayer
Software Image (SMI)Enterprise-class intelligent services: Advanced QoS, enhanced security, high availability, static and Routing Information Protocol (RIP) IP routing
• Enhanced Multilayer Software Image (EMI)
SMI feature set plus: Advanced hardware-based IP unicast and multicast routing, and policy-based routing (PBR)
• Orderable with either software image
• Upgrade license available
• 24 10/100 ports• 2 SFP ports
Catalyst 3560-24TS Catalyst 3560-48TS
• 48 10/100 ports• 4 SFP ports
• 48 10/100/1000 ports• 4 SFP ports• 370W IEEE 802.3af /
Cisco prestandard PoE
• 24 10/100 ports• 2 SFP ports• 370W IEEE 802.3af /
Cisco prestandard PoE
Catalyst 3560G-24PS Catalyst 3560G-48PSCatalyst 3560-24PS Catalyst 3560-48PS
NEWNEW NEWNEW
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Cisco Catalyst 3560 Series Model OverviewGigabit Ethernet Models
• 24 10/100/1000 ports• 4 SFP ports
Catalyst 3560G-24TS Catalyst 3560G-48TS
Two Software Versions• Standard Multilayer
Software Image (SMI)Enterprise-class intelligent services: Advanced QoS, enhanced security, high availability, static and Routing Information Protocol (RIP) IP routing
• Enhanced Multilayer Software Image (EMI)
SMI feature set plus: Advanced hardware-based IP unicast and multicast routing, and policy-based routing (PBR)
• Orderable with either software image
• Upgrade license available
• 48 10/100/1000 ports• 4 SFP ports
NEWNEW NEWNEW
• 48 10/100/1000 ports• 4 SFP ports• 370W IEEE 802.3af /
Cisco prestandard PoE
• 24 10/100/1000 ports• 4 SFP ports• 370W IEEE 802.3af /
Cisco prestandard PoE
Catalyst 3560G-24PS Catalyst 3560G-48PSCatalyst 3560G-24PS Catalyst 3560G-48PSNEWNEW NEWNEW
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Cisco Catalyst 3750 Series Model Overview
• 24 10/100 + 2 SFP ports
Catalyst 3750-24TS Catalyst 3750-48TS
• 48 10/100 + 4 SFP ports
• 48 10/100 + 4 SFP ports• 370W PoE
• 24 10/100 + 2 SFP ports• 370W PoE
Catalyst 3560G-24PS Catalyst 3560G-48PSCatalyst 3750-24PS Catalyst 3750-48PS
• 24 10/100/1000 + 4 SFP
Catalyst 3750G-24TS-1U Catalyst 3750G-48TS
• 48 10/100/1000 + 4 SFP
• 24 10/100/1000 + 4 SFP• 370W PoE
Catalyst 3560G-24PS Catalyst 3560G-48PSCatalyst 3750G-24PS Catalyst 3750G-48PS
• 48 10/100/1000 + 4 SFP• 370W PoE
• 24 10/100/1000
Catalyst 3750-24TS
• 12 SFP (AC or DC)
Catalyst 3560G-24PSCatalyst 3750-24PS
• 16 10/100/1000 • 1x 10GE XENPAK
Catalyst 3750G-24TS-1U
• 24 10/100/1000
Catalyst 3750-24FS
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Catalyst 3560 and 2960 Compact Switches
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Catalyst 3560 and 2960 Compact Switches
Enable advanced technology at the network edge for deployments outside the wiring closet.
Office workspaces, micro branch offices, classrooms, cruise ships, and other wiring constrained environments
Product ID Product Family Access Ports Uplink Port List Price
WS-C3560-8PC-S Catalyst 3560 8 10/100 PoE 1 10/100/1000 or SFP
1 10/100/1000 or SFP
1 10/100/1000 or SFP
$1,395
WS-C2960-8TC-L Catalyst 2960 8 10/100 $895
WS-C2960G-8TC-L Catalyst 2960 7 10/100/1000 $1,395
Begin shipping in January 2007
NDA Information
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Catalyst 3560 and 2960 Compact Switch Overview
Compact Form FactorDurable, silent, and versatile design with a metal shell, no fan, small size, magnet, cable guard, and rack mount.
Advanced SecurityNetwork Admission Control, Enhanced 802.1x, Access Control Lists, DHCP Snooping, Dynamic ARP Inspection and IP Source Guard
Support Advanced TechnologyPower over Ethernet (15.4W on all 8 ports) with superior QoS to support Cisco Unified Communications and Gigabit Ethernet for higher performance
Simplified ManagementCisco Network Assistant, Catalyst Device Manager, Smartports, and Cisco Works support
Investment Protection and Deployment FlexibilityDual-purpose 10/100/1000Base-T and SFP uplink with multiple SFP options. IPv6 support in hardware. Limited Lifetime Warranty.
NDA Information
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Supported Small Form-Factor Pluggable Modules
GLC-T and GLC-GE-100FX SFPs are not supported
LC Connectors
SFP
Product ID DescriptionGLC-FE-100FX 100BASE-FXGLC-FE-100LX 100BASE-LX
GLC-BX-D 1000BASE-BX-D
GLC-FE-100BX-U 100BASE-BX-UGLC-FE-100BX-D 100BASE-BX-DGLC-SX-MM 1000BASE-SXGLC-LH-SM 1000BASE-LXGLC-ZX-SM 1000BASE-ZXGLC-BX-U 1000BASE-BX-U
CWDM SFPs 8 CWDM SFP models
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8-port Switch Positioning
Positioned for customers who want more intelligence at the network edge
PoE, GE, Security, QoS, IPv6, SFPs, …
2940-8TF-S2940-8TT-S
3560-8PC-S2960-8TC-L2960G-8TC-L
Positioned for customers who need standard connectivity
No EoS plans for the Catalyst 2940
Catalyst 3560 and 2960 Compact Switches
Catalyst 2940
NDA Information
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Catalyst 3750-E and 3560-E Series Switches
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The Network Today
Gig to the desktop adoption increasingGig uplinks to distribution become bottleneck
IT purchases face longer time in serviceVoIP deployments increasing
Uptime more criticalDevices requiring PoE increasing
Collaboration and real-time communication application use growing
User experience becomes top priorityNetwork system emerging as new platform for applicationsIntelligent edge has become a competitive edge
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Introducing The Catalyst 3750-E
Complements the Catalyst 3750 Series24 or 48 10/100/1000 ports All models have 2x10 GE uplinksPoE and data-only modelsWire-speed performanceStackWise Plus
Supports original StackWise featuresDouble the throughput of original StackWiseBackwards compatible with the Catalyst 3750
PowerModular power supply and fanMultiple power supply options sizes48 ports of full IEEE POE in a single rack unitSupported by new and improved redundant power system
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Catalyst 3750-E and 3560-E Switch Models
Catalyst 3750-E Series Stackable Switches24 10/100/1000T Ports + 2x 10GE48 10/100/1000T Ports + 2x 10GE24 10/100/1000T Ports w/POE + 2x 10GE48 10/100/1000T Ports w/POE + 2x 10GE
Catalyst 3560-E Series Stand-Alone Switches24 10/100/1000T Ports + 2x 10GE48 10/100/1000T Ports + 2x 10GE24 10/100/1000T Ports w/POE + 2x 10GE48 10/100/1000T Ports w/POE + 2x 10GE
NDA Information
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• 64Gbps Stacking Throughput*• Local switching• Backward compatible with the
original StackWise• Intelligently traffic forwarding• Fault-tolerant, Bi-directional stack
interconnection• Automated Configuration &
Management• Single network instance (IP, SNMP,
CLI, STPProtocol , VLAN)• Master/secondary architecture with
master failover• Cross-Stack EtherChannel®, cross-
stack QoS
Unified Stacking,Behaving As a Single Unit
* For typical traffic patterns, actual performance may be higher or lower
StackWise Plus
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10 Gigabit Ethernet
Two 10GE uplink interfacesWire rate forwarding performanceSupported X2 Transceivers
LX4 (MMF - 300m SMF - 10km)LR (SMF 10km)SR (MMF)*CX4 (Copper)ER (SMF 40km)
TwinGig Adapter converts an X2 interface into dual SFP interfaces
All SFPs supported on 3750 platform are supported with the TwinGig Adapter
TwinGig Adapters are hot swappable with X2 modules
* Target Q2 2007
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Field Replaceable Power Supplies
RPS 2300
24-Port Switch
48-Port Switch
24-Port PoE Switch
48-Port PoE Switch
C3K-PWR-265WDC
C3K-PWR-265WAC
C3K-PWR-750WAC
C3K-PWR-1150WAC
Power SupplyCisco Catalyst 3750-E and 3560-E Series Switch
Wide variety of power supply options48 port POE, 24 port POE, and data only optionsDC power available in every model for data only
With the RPS 2300, a power supply can be replaced without powering down the switch
AC Supply DC Supply
Switch with 1150WAC Supply
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Redundant Power System – RPS 2300
Seamless failover from switch to RPS when PS fails
Automatic back-off to switch when its power supply returns
RPS and switches support dual AC power circuits
Connect up to six switches
Two switches can be actively backed up
Dual modular power supplies allow the RPS to match the switches’ supplies
Field replaceable blower module
Backwards Compatible Switches: 2950, 2960, 2970, 3550, 3560, and 3750Routers: 2811, 2821, 2851, and 3825
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Other Enhancements
Advanced DiagnosticsGeneric On-Line Diagnostics (GOLD)On Board Failure Log (OBFL)
All models have the ability to route Jumbo Frames up to 9216 byte sizes
All models will have two management portsRS-232 serial console port10/100BASE-TX Ethernet port for out-of-band management
Per Port PoE Power Sensing measures actual power being drawn, enabling more intelligent control of powered devices
IPv6 Multicast routing (future)
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Positioning vis-à-vis 4948
The 4948-10G are rack-optimized server switches:
Dual power suppliesRedundant fansLarger buffers and TCAM
The Cat 3750-E and 3560-Es are wiring closet switches:
Power over EthernetStackWise Plus
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Blade Switch Update
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Catalyst Blade Switch 3020 for HPProduct Overview
Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch 3020 for HP
NEW
Cisco Branded No longer an OEM and now representative of Cisco technology in the Data Center
Customer TargetData Center and Enterprise customers deploying HP Blade Servers
Product Overview• Single SKU – 16+8 port GE switch• Layer 2+ switch• Up to 8 Uplinks - 4 SFP & 8 RJ-45 ports
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Catalyst Blade Switch 3020 for HPFront View
Console
8 x RJ-45 Uplink Ports4 x SFP Uplink Ports
Port LEDs
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Catalyst Blade Switch 3020 for HPSwitch Architecture
ASICs
Processor
PHY PHY
TCAM TCAM
Console Port
16 Server Downlink ports
8 RJ-45 Ports
4 SFP Ports
128 MBSDRAM
32MBFlash
2 Inter-Switch Connectivity Ports(if used, have 2 less uplink ports)
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Catalyst Blade Switch 3020 for HPSwitch Feature Set
MulticastingIGMP snooping v1 & v2Multicast VLAN Registration (MVR) Per-port broadcast, multicast, and unicast storm control1000 Configurable IGMP groups
SecurityTACACS+, RADIUSIEEE 802.1xPort-based ACLs (PACLs) SSHv1 & SSHv2, Kerberos, SNMPv3 MAC address notificationProtected port feature
ManagementCisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)Cisco IOS CLI, CiscoWorksRMON 1 and IISNMPv1, SNMPv2c, and SNMPv3 SPAN, RSPANEnd-to-end Cisco, so common user I/F & software upgrade across entire switch network
Spanning TreeIEEE 802.1D, 802.1s, 802.1wPVST, PVST+, Rapid PVSTPer-VLAN Rapid Spanning-Tree (PVRST+) PortFast, UplinkFast, BackboneFastSpanning-Tree Root Guard (STRG), UDLD
Link AggregationIEEE 802.3ad with LACPEtherChannel using PAgPDynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP)
VLANsIEEE 801.Q and Cisco ISL taggingVLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP)1024 VLANs and 4000 VLAN IDs
Advanced QoS802.1p CoS and DSCP field classificationCisco QoS ACLs Shaped Round Robin schedulingCisco Committed Information Rate (CIR)
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Sample CBS3020 Layer 2 Trunk Failover Configuration
16
Server Blades
ESM 2ESM 1
Core or Gateway router
switch(config)# link state track 1switch(config)# int range PO1, PO2switch(config-if-range)# link state group 1 upstream switch(config-if-range)# int range gig0/1 - 16 switch(config-if-range)# link state group 1 downstream switch(config-if-range)# end
Note: PO1 is composed of gig ports 21 and 22PO2 is composed of gig ports 23 and 24
These Etherchannels must be created separately prior to creating the Layer 2 Trunk Failover Feature.
Blade Server Chassis in box
Dist 1 Dist 2
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Alternate CBS3020 Layer 2 Trunk Failover Configuration
16
Server Blades
ESM 2ESM 1
Core or Gateway router
Blade System Chassis in box
switch(config)# link state track 1switch(config)# int PO1switch(config-if)# link state group 1 upstream switch(config-if-range)# int range gig0/1 -16 switch(config-if-range)# link state group 1 downstream switch(config-if-range)# endswitch(config)#
Note: PO1 is the Etherchannel created previously
Dist 1 Dist 2
L3
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Cisco Network Assistant (CNA 5.0) on Ethernet Blade Switch
Benefit:Manage multiple blade switches easily
Cost:Free Tool
What:• Mgmt Tool to allow Interactive Configuration, Topology/Front Panel View, Monitoring, Troubleshooting and Network Maintenance• Supports up to 40 switches• Examples:
• Apply multiple port configs on multiple switches• Health Monitoring• OS upgrades
NEW
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Catalyst 2960/3560/3750IOS Roadmap
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LLDP-MED - Spr ‘07Superset of LLDP (standards based Link Layer Discovery)When do we need LLDP-MED?
For interoperability between Catalyst switches and 3rd party IP phones for VLAN and power exchange
Cisco on Cisco value proposition is still via CDPVLAN assignmentPower Negotiation (granular bi-directional negotiation)AutoQoS - conditional trust boundary802.1x - authentication bypass for phonesEmergency Responder and others..
LLDP-MED Location (Summer, 07)Location is configured on the switchSwitch sends location to the IP phone using LLDP-MEDEnables many location based services CDP support for location is on the roadmap
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PIM Stub - Spr ‘07PIM Stub
Allows limited layer 3 multicast capabilities in IP BaseDevices supported 3750/3650/3750-E/3650-EAccess interfaces will not support PIM
Only direct-connected multicast (IGMP) receivers and sources are allowed for layer 2 access interfaces
Routed Uplink ports will have full PIM supportDesigned for routed access deployed at access layer
SiSi
SiSi
SiSi
SiSi
SiSi
SiSiApplication
Source
PIM IGMP
Join
IP Base
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Configuration Replace and RollbackWhat and Why?What is Config Replace?
Replace the current running configuration file with a previouslysaved configuration
Without reloadWithout CLI changes to the running configuration fileTherefore reducing system downtime
Different than “copy source-url running-configuration”, which is a merge of the two configuration filesUse “show archive config differences” to compare the file and only the diffs are applied
Why do I Care?Safe rollback / roll forward of IOS configuration files (full or partial) without reload of switchSimplify maintenance of IOS configurations filesReduce OPEX
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Configuration Replace and RollbackReplacement Example 1
Router# configure replace disk0:routerJan-16-00:12:23.019-1 list
This will apply all necessary additions and deletions to replace the current running configuration with the contents of the specified configuration file, which is assumed to be a complete configuration, not a partial configuration. Enter Y if you are sure you want to proceed.
? [no]: Y
!Pass 1
!List of Commands: no snmp-server community public rosnmp-server community mystring roend
Total number of passes: 1 Rollback Done
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Configuration Replace and RollbackReplacement Example 2
Router# configure replace nvram:startup-config force
Total number of passes: 1 Rollback Done
Reinstall the startup-config, without reload, and without re-inserting all the startup-config command
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