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© 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialPresentation_ID 1
Intelligent Information Networking
Cisco on Cisco—Executive ModuleVersion 7.0, Q1, FY’07
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Cisco’s 3–5 Year Technology VisionThe Intelligent Information Network: A Global Systems Approach
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The Intelligent Movement of Data/Voice/Video Across a System of Networks
Integrated Systems
Phase 1
Integrated Services
Virtualized Networking Resources
Phase 2
Integrated Applications
Application-Aware Network and Services
Phase 3
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Phase 1: Integrated SystemsCisco IT Has Been Implementing IIN for the Last 5 Years
Cisco Data Centers run standardized server technology, Operating Systems, Storage Systems, Web, and Application Environments
Convergence of Technology
Convergence of TransportCisco has been running a converged Wireless, Data, Voice, Video, and Remote Access Network for over 4 years
Integrated Systems
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Phase I: Integrated SystemsConvergence of Technology
IBM Web App Svr
Apache Web Server
Linux OS
HardwareHP x86
StorageCisco/EMC
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Phase I: Integrated SystemsConvergence of Transport
Server
1999: WLAN
Converged, Managed IP Network
2000: Voice
2000: VPN Remote Access
2002: WAN Re-architecture
2003: Storage Networking
2005–2007:
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Phase 1: Results to DateConverged Systems Reduce Cost of Ownership, Enable Services
• Simplified Infrastructure• Reduced cost of operation• Improved flexibility• Virtualization readyIntegrated
Systems• Simplified management• Improved reliability• Reduced cost of ownership
Convergence of Technology
Convergence of Transport
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Phase 2: Integrated ServicesCisco IT delivers services without dedicated physical resources
For many years, Cisco IT has been delivering services in an abstracted way, separating the usage of the service from the physical location of the resources
Virtualizing the Services
Integrated Services
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Phase 2: Virtualization
2004: Storage—Virtual SAN
2004: Virtual DC (CDN)
Virtual LAN1990s:
2004: Virtual Web Servers (CSM)
2006–2007: Virtualized Server and Network Resources
Virtualized Services
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Phase 2 Example: Storage VirtualizationFrom Direct Access Storage (DAS)…
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Phase 2 Example: Storage Virtualization… to Storage Area Networks (SANs) …
Business Unit 1
Business Unit 2
SAN 1
SAN 2
SAN 3
SAN 4
Business Unit 3
Business Unit 4
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Phase 2 Example: Storage Virtualization…to Virtual SANs (VSANs)
Business Unit 1
Business Unit 2
Pooled SAN Storage for Increased Utilization
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Business Unit 3
Business Unit 4
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Phase 2: Results to DateVirtual Content and Storage Are Anywhere in the Network
• Higher utilization • Higher efficiency• Cost effective content
positioning • Speed of new system
deployment• Consistent global voice and
voicemail services • Simplified change deployment
Integrated Services
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Phase 3: Integrated Applications
Cisco IT has begun deploying network equipment that provides intelligent handling of application traffic
Intelligent Application Handling in the Network
Integrated Applications
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Phase 3: Application Enhancement
2006: Application-Oriented Networking (AON)
2006: Application Velocity (WAAS)
2007: AON in the WAN
Enhanced Applications
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Phase 3: Application-Oriented NetworkingApplication LayerCustomer 1 Customer N
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Application Utilities Examples
• SSL termination • SIG/cert validation• Authentication• Logging
• Protocol conversion • Payload encryption• Payload decryption• Schema validation
Data CenterNetworkInternet
Firewall Firewall
Business Logic
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Communications Utilities Examples
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Phase 3: Application-Oriented NetworkingCustomer 1 Customer N
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Phase 3: Results to DateApplications Run Better over the Network
Integrated Systems
• Supports ability to change policies or add new capabilities to applications without having to ‘touch’ them
• Offloading functions from 100s of apps into a single resource (AON Blade) will reduce server processing load and storage requirements
• Save developer and retrofitting time
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Summary Of IIN Benefits for CiscoIn
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Consolidated, simple, manageable tools and platforms
Flexible, ‘as-needed’, large shared resource pools
Simple data center environments, flexible communication between users and applicationsIntegrated systems, services and apps mean more value can be obtained from the network, infrastructure, applications and services
One infrastructure lessens complexity, reduces CapEx and OpEx
Improved productivity of business applications and security
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Cisco on Cisco – Intelligent Information Network
Productivity Cost SavingsOperational Excellence Fast Facts
Centralized control of the network communications services and resources allow administrators to apply policies and services whenever needed
Minimizing resource waste and cost with unused resources put back in virtual pool
Using one infrastructure lessens network complexity resulting in reduced CapEx and OpEx
Instantly provide services from a virtual pool of shared resources
Integrated Services platforms (ISR, Cat 6500) reduce complexity and improve manageability
AON deployments significantly reduce development and support costs; minimize server and storage requirements; simplify web services architecture
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