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Page 1: Cisco switching technical

1 © 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. All specifications subject to change without notice

Stephen J Kirk

[email protected]

Cisco Switching V1.1 Driving the Next Generation Workspace

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Agenda

Borderless Networks and Product Portfolio Update

Catalyst Fixed Configuration Portfolio - Product Update

Catalyst Modular Switches - Product Update

Nexus 7k

Nexus 5k and 2K

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For video… when 91% of global Internet traffic will be video.

For security… when 58% let others use their device and there is a 46% increase in malware for mobile devices.

For employee and student mobility… when 60% believe they won’t be in an office to be productive & efficient or when the desktop becomes virtualized.

For return on investment … when saving energy, creating new business models, attracting the next-gen workforce and engaging with your customers.

For business resiliency… when downtime causes massive disruption

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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns827/networking_solutions_sub_solution.html

Last year's mobile data traffic was eight times the size of the entire global Internet in 2000

By 2016, global IP traffic will reach 1.3 zettabytes* annually (110 exabytes per month); growing 4-fold from 2011 to 2016.

Mobile Data Traffic More Than Doubled in 2011

By 2016, wi-fi will account for nearly half of all IP traffic.

Global mobile data traffic will increase 18-fold between 2011 and 2016

The average smartphone will generate 2.6 GB of traffic per month in 2016, a 17-fold increase over the 2011 average of 150 MB per month

*Zettabyte = 250 Billion Blu-Rays

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CLOUD

SaaS | DC

/ V

MOBILITY

BYOD

IMMERSIVE

COLLABORATION

Pervasive Video

Data Center/ Virtualization

Collaboration

Borderless Networks

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THE NETWORK

MOBILITY

BYOD

IMMERSIVE

COLLABORATION

Pervasive Video

CLOUD

SaaS | DC / V

GREEN, Energy Efficiency

IT PRODUCTIVITY, Service and Network Management

SECURITY, Accelerating Cyber-Threats

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WAN Connected Industries Wireless Campus

IOS IOS/ XE IOS IOS/XE IOS

CPP Strider Earl K10 Doppler Strider Software Software

Forwarding

Model CEF FMAN FFM CEF CEF

Zero Touch

Deployment FEX

Zero Touch

Deployment

Smart Install

ASP

Security

IP/Sec, FW Identity Security

Trustsec, FHRP

Identity

eEdge Security

IPSec Identity

AVC

NBAR2 Medianet Voice Medianet

Energy

wise

Wired

Wireless

Smart Install

ASP

Services

Delivery Infra

Limited

App delivery

Limited

App delivery

Protocols IPv6 IPv6 IPv6 Industrial

Protocols Deterministic

Behavior

IOS IOS/XE AirOS

Merchant

Silicon

Software

Forwarding

Controller

based Mgmt

Identity Security

ACL

Radio

Management

CAPWAP PMIPv6

IA

Routers ISR ASR C2K C3K C4K C6K Controllers APs

IA

Switches

IA

APs

Cloud Medianet

Doppler

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WAN Services, Cloud

Connectivity

Connected

Industries Transition to

Ethernet/IP

Everything

Connected

Wireless Mobility, BYOD,

SP Wi-Fi

Campus NGWC, Ease of

Use

Forwarding

Model

Protocols

Platform Level

Software Defined Services

Common Management & Policy Virtualized Services Delivery Infra

FEX

Simplified Deployment

API (OnePK)

Mobility

Application Visibility & Optimization

Cloud Connectivity

Medianet

Energywise

Identity, Trustsec, FW, FHRP

IPv6, PMIPv6, CAPWAP, Deterministic Behavior

API

Common Forwarding Model

Doppler, Multicore CPU (CPP)

IOS and IOS/XE

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1995 1997 1990 1994 1996 1998 2008 2009 2002 2010 2011 1999

NetFlow CDP

ISL Etherchannel/ PAgP

Uplinkfast

HSRP

Tag Switching

MISTP

VSANs

Lossless 10GbE

FCOE

VN-Link

FEX-Link

FabricPath

Overlay Transport Virtualization (OTV)

Locator/ID Separator Protocol (LISP)

Adapter FEX

Inline Power

2004

IETF IPFix

2005

IEEE LLDP

1999

IEEE 802.1q

2000

IEEE LACP/802.3ad

2001

IEEE 802.1w

1999

IETF VRRP

2001

MPLS

2001

IEEE 802.1s

2004

ANSI T11

2010

IEEE 802.1Qbb

2009

ANSI T11

2010

IEEE 802.1Qbh

2009

IEEE 802.1qbg

IETF TRILL

IETF eVPN

IETF LISP

IEEE 802.1BR

2000

IEEE 802.3af PoE

2004

IEEE 802.3at PoE+

IEEE UPOE

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• Technology Advantage

On average, Cisco silicon delivers advanced innovations into customer networks 24-36 months before merchant silicon

• Technology Benefits Superior network security, application visibility, and performance

Increased network and service reliability

Technology features today to support urgent IT initiatives

• Business Advantage

Accelerate business transition to new business models (VDI/VXI, hybrid/cloud, borderless extended enterprise)

Maximize ROI within the technology lifecycle

Cisco Technology Puts You on the Fast Track to Business Innovation

MACsec – only vendor shipping first hop encryption

IPv6 – superior address matching capabilities for IPv6 security and control requirements

Flexible Netflow (v9) - only vendor shipping in switching hardware - deep application visibility and logging

PoE+, NG PoE+ - only vendor shipping high-power PoE – supporting next generation devices and business models

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Define network policy as an

extension of business goals

Finance Manager

Corporate issued laptop

Personal iPad

Product Bookings

SalesForce.com

X

Customer Data

Policy extends to all access

types (wired, wireless, VPN)

Encryption-based Policies

for Security-conscious users

Lifecycle Services Integration –

guest, profiling, posture

Enabled with ISE ISE Unified Policy

Policy-based Access Enables “Business Policy”

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EnergyWise-enabled Endpoints Using SDK

EnergyWise Toolkit Management API

PC Clients (Lenovo) Smart PDU

Wireless

IP Phones Building Devices Non-Energywise

Management Applications

EnergyWise Gateways and Protocol Translators (eg. FieldServer)

1E (Q3 CY11)

CA ecoMeter

Building Management

Systems (BMS)

Prime LMS 4.0 Verdiem Surveyor (was: Orchestrator)

Joulex JEM

EnergyWise Domain (switches and routers)

IP Camera

Non-Energywise, PoE Devices VDI

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Built-in Traffic Simulator to Automate Network Readiness

Traffic simulator built

into switch; no extra

appliance needed

IT can monitor and

test remotely

The Solution

Automate Network

Readiness

Deployment Scenario—Cisco Catalyst 3K/4K Series Switch

Includes a scheduler to

run periodic test over

extended durations

SiSi SiSi

SiSi SiSi

Remote IT Prime

Scheduler (Traffic Simulator based on IPSLA)

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Manual, Time Consuming, Expensive and Business Critical

Manual troubleshooting

at location and device;

and manual simulation

Hop by hop logging

into each network

node is needed

Huge time consumption

to troubleshoot and

simulate problems

The Challenge

Monitoring and

Troubleshooting

Typical Deployment Scenario

SiSi SiSi

SiSi SiSi

IT

? IT

?

IT ? IT

?

IT

?

IT

?

IT

?

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National IPv6 Strategies

US DoD, China NGI, EU

IPv6

IPv6 Deployment

IPv4 Address Run-Out

Infrastructure Evolution

SmartGrid, SmartCities DOCSIS 3.0, 4G/LTE ,IPSO

IPv6 OS, Content & Applications

www.oecd.org: Measuring IPv6 adoption

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NEW Intelligent Secure Access Fixed Switching Solutions

Addressing Business Transformation

Bu

sin

ess C

ontin

uity

Business Agility

Entry-Level to Cisco

Experience

Converged Services

Intelligent Services

Evolves With Your

Business

Catalyst 2960-S w/ LAN Lite

Catalyst 2960-S w/ LAN Base

Catalyst 3K-X w/ IP Base Catalyst 3K-X

w/ LAN Base

Enterprise Level Services

Catalyst 3K-X w/ IP Services

Sustainability

Borderless Experience

Ease of Operations

Borderless Security

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Catalyst Switching Portfolio

Number of Employees/Density

Feat

ure

s, S

cala

bili

ty, L

on

gevi

ty

Catalyst 2960S Series

Catalyst 3750X Series Catalyst 3560X

Series

Catalyst 4500/4500X

Catalyst 6500

Wiring Closet

Small Medium-sized Large

Blade Switches

Catalyst 4900

Catalyst 6500

Data Center Access

Catalyst 4500

Catalyst 6500

Distribution/Core

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Catalyst 2960-S

Competitive feature set

at compelling prices

Solid Baseline

Switching

Traditional

Workspace

Voice Data

Catalyst 4500E Catalyst

3750-X 3560-X

Industry-leading

fixed switching

Innovative Services,

Lower TCO

Next-Generation Workspace

Any Device HD Video

Industry-leading

modular access

Catalyst

Compact

Switches

Industrial

Automati

on

Outside the Wiring Closet

Manufacturing Oil and Gas VDI Retail

Cisco Edge 300*

Right Size Without

Compromise

Ruggedized for Industrial Applications

All-in-One Access For Connected

Rooms

Great for secure, manageable

ports ‘at the end of the wire’

Purpose-Built for

Industrial

Applications

Open, Lower TCO,

All-in-One Access for

Connected Rooms

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Catalyst Fixed Configuration Portfolio Product Update

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Stand-Alone Switch Portfolio

Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet

Catalyst 3560 v2

Data or PoE

Fixed 1G Uplinks

Single PS

LLW

Catalyst 3560-X

Data / PoE(+)

Modular 1G/10G

Uplinks

Dual PS

E-LLW

Stackable Switch Portfolio

Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet

Catalyst 3750 v2

Data or PoE

StackWise

Fixed 1G Uplinks

Single PS

LLW

Catalyst 3750-X

Data / PoE(+)

StackWise Plus

StackPower

Modular 1G/10G

Uplinks

Dual PS

E-LLW

Network And Service Modules

C3KS-NM-1G C3KS-NM-10G C3KS-NM-10GT C3KS-SM-10G

Aggregation Switch

WS-C3750X-12S-S WS-C3750X-12S-E

WS-C3750X-24S-S WS-C3750X-24S-E

NEW

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Catalyst 3750-X Series Next Generation Gigabit Ethernet 24 and 48 port, Data

and PoE+ Switches

Linerate nonblocking switches

Three IOS feature sets:

LAN Base

IP Base

IP Services

Innovative features, StackPower, PoE+, Encryption, Dual redundant PS, Network modules

Enhanced LLW:

Next business day (NBD) advance hardware replacement

90 Day access to Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) support

Full Energy-Wise support

Catalyst 3560-X Series

Catalyst 3750-X and 3560-X Series

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Catalyst 3750-X & 3560-X Model comparison

IOS Model Stackable StackPower Full PoE PoE+

WS-C3750X-24T-L Yes - - 24-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3750X-48T-L Yes - - 48-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3750X-24P-L Yes Yes Yes 24-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3750X-48P-L Yes - Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3750X-48PF-L Yes Yes Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 1100W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3750X-24T-S Yes Yes - - 24-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, IP Base

WS-C3750X-48T-S Yes Yes - - 48-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, IP Base

WS-C3750X-24P-S Yes Yes Yes Yes 24-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, IP Base

WS-C3750X-48P-S Yes Yes - Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, IP Base

WS-C3750X-48PF-S Yes Yes Yes Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 1100W AC, IP Base

WS-C3560X-24T-L - - - - 24-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3560X-48T-L - - - - 48-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3560X-24P-L - - Yes Yes 24-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3560X-48P-L - - - Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3560X-48PF-L - - Yes Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 1100W AC, LAN Base

WS-C3560X-24T-S - - - - 24-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, IP Base

WS-C3560X-48T-S - - - - 48-port 10/100/1000, 350W AC, IP Base

WS-C3560X-24P-S - - Yes Yes 24-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, IP Base

WS-C3560X-48P-S - - - Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 715W AC, IP Base

WS-C3560X-48PF-S - - Yes Yes 48-port PoE+ 10/100/1000, 1100W AC, IP Base

IP Base Models can be upgraded to IP services feature set at the time of order

Available

with

upgrade

to IP Base

Description

LAN

Bas

eIP

Bas

eLA

N B

ase

IP B

ase

Op

tio

nal

10

G /

1G

Ne

two

rk M

od

ule

s

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• New Access/Distribution-Layer with 10G uplinks

• 3750-X and 3560-X with Network Modules 3 out of 4 offering 10G

• Need-1: Cost efficient 10G Distribution/Core

• Need-2: Fiber and Copper 10G offering

C3KX-NM-1G Four GbE port network

module

C3KX-NM-10G Two 10GbE SFP+ ports

network module with four

physical ports with two

SFP+ and two regular SFP

ports

C3KX-NM-10GT Two 10GB-T ports network

module

C3KX-SM-10G Service Module with

two 10GbE SFP+ ports

network module for Netflow

and MACsec encryption

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Catalyst 3750-X and 3560-X Series Dual Redundant Power supplies & fans The switch ships with one power supply by

default

The second power supply can be purchased at the time of ordering or at a later time

Dual, redundant, high efficiency PS

Redundant fan modules

DC Power Supply also delivers 175W of PoE

AC and DC Power Supplies can be mixed and matched

Four PS options

1100W AC

715W AC

350W AC

440W DC

Models Default Power Supply Available PoE Power

24 Port Data Switch C3KX-PWR-350WAC – 48 Port Data Switch

24 Port PoE Switch C3KX-PWR-715WAC 370W 48 Port PoE Switch

48 Port Full PoE Switch C3KX-PWR-1100WAC 740W

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Cisco Confidential –Under NDA Only – DO NOT Distribute Catalyst 3750-X and 3560-X Series PoE+ Support

Support for both 802.3af and the new standard 802.3at

30W per port VS. 15.4W per port

Ability to provide 30W per port on all 48-ports simultaneously

Requirement for 30W in all ports simultaneously is 1440W for a 48-port switch and 720W for a 24-port switch

PoE is also supported with the DC power supply (175W of PoE)

Ability to assign priorities (high/low) to each port

Useful for intelligent power shedding!

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Catalyst 3750-X and 3560-X Series MACsec (Crypto)

MACsec provides MAC layer encryption over wired networks

Standards based encryption (802.1AE) on all user ports

Line rate performance

Standards based key exchange protocol, MKA, included in 802.1X-Rev

Tested with current Intel NIC cards

Some newer Intel’s LOM chip set supports MACsec

Industry Leadership

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Catalyst 3750-X Cisco StackPower Technology

Innovative technology, aggregates and shares available input power capacity in a Stack

Flexible arrangement of power supplies in a stack

Up to 8.8Kw power in a stack

Supports a “zero-footprint” RPS deployment

Intelligent power shedding

Stackpower decouples a PS from its physical location in the stack!

Up to 4 switches can be part of Stackpower

Independent from Stackwise (Stackwise Plus)

No need for RPS though an XPS is available!

StackPower is not supported in 3560-X switches

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Cisco StackPower Technology Close up

Redundant, Dual PS, either AC/AC, AC/DC, AC, or DC combinations

StackPower Cables

FRU Dual Redundant Fans

Stackwise Plus

Console, 10/100 port, and USB type A

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Cisco StackPower Technology Intelligent Load shedding

Mechanism to shed power when the system goes into negative power budget

Power failure or offlining a power supply in the stack

The stack will shed power starting with the lowest-priority PDs in the entire system, then the high-priority PDs, then the low priority switches and finally the high-priority switches

The amount of load shedding depends on the amount of oversubscribed power

Built-in intelligence to detect important PD or switches in a stack

Stackpower has 27 priority levels

Default priority per port can be re-programmed

All ports are Low priority by default

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Cisco StackPower Benefits

Better utilization of available power capacity and sharing

Scalable infrastructure for PoE+

Improved reliability and efficiency

PS can be configured as redundant failovers

Complements PoE+ on switches with smaller PS

“zero footprint” RPS (Redundant mode)

Except in a fully loaded POE+ stack (Stackpower of 4 w/ all PoE+)

Increased HA via a resilient Redundant power system

Pay-as-you-grow architecture – similar to Stackwise

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• 32 / 64Gbps stacking throughput

• Local switching with StackWise Plus

• Intelligent traffic forwarding

• StackWise Plus is backward- compatible with StackWise

• Fault-tolerant bi-directional stack interconnection

• Automated Configuration eases deployment

• Single network instance (IP, SNMP, CLI, STP, VLAN)

• Master/secondary architecture with master failover

Unified stacking, behaving as a single unit

1:N master redundancy Auto-configuration and Cisco IOS version check / update Cross-stack EtherChannel and QoS Hot add / delete of switches in stack, provisioning ahead of deployment

Catalyst 3750-X StackWise and StackWise-Plus Technology

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Cisco Catalyst 3560 and Catalyst 3750, Including E and X Series

Cisco® Catalyst® 3560-X and Catalyst 3750-X

Catalyst 3750-X Feature Sets LAN Base vs. IP Base and IP Services Highlights

Functions LAN Base IP Base IP Services

Layer 2+

• Enterprise access Layer 2

Wide range of Layer 2 access features for enterprise deployments

• Complete Access Layer 2

Supports all Cisco Catalyst 2000 and Catalyst 3000 Layer 2 features, including hot standby protocols; supports Cisco StackPower™ technology (Cisco Catalyst 3750-X)

Layer 3

• No routing support

Support for SVI with no IP routing support

• Enterprise access Layer 3

RIP, static and stub PIM, and EIGRP

• Complete access Layer 3

OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, IS-IS

VRF-lite, WCCP, and PBR

Manageability

• Basic manageability

Support for a wide range of MIBs, IPSLA Responder, and RSPAN

• Enterprise access Layer 3

Gold-Lite and Smart Install Director

• Complete access Layer 3

EEM and IPSLA Initiator

Security

• Enterprise access security

DHCP Snooping, IPSG, DAI, PACLs, Cisco Identity 4.0, NAC and 802.1x features

• Complete access security

Router and VLAN ACLs, private VLANs, complete identity and security, TrustSec SXP, and IEEE 802.1AE (Cisco Catalyst 3560-X and Catalyst 3750-X)

QoS

• Enterprise access QoS

Ingress policing, Trust Boundary, AutoQoS, and DSCP mapping

• Complete access QoS

Support for all Cisco Catalyst 2000 and Catalyst 3000 QoS features, including per-VLAN policies

Note: IP Services feature set includes all IP Base features. IP Base feature set includes all LAN Base features.

New

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(Pre-EC)

• New 24 and 48 port HW • UPOE - 60W power per port on

24 ports. • EEE PHYs – Energy savings.

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Automatic Endpoint discovery Reduce identity deployment time

Real-time and historic visibility for all endpoints

ACS

MAC IP Device

Type

Switch IP port Link VLAN

00:1c:c4:03:b0:2d

(Hewlett Packard)

10.100.10.122 Printer 4506 Gi1/23 Up 1

00:18:f8:09:cf:d7

(Cisco-Linksys)

10.100.30.201 AP 4506-2 Gi1/0/5 Up 30

IOS-sensor assisted profiling leverages access switch intelligence

Discover and classify endpoints

ISE Profiler collects device intelligence from IOS

DHCP, CDP/LLDP & MAC OUI

Simplified deployment

Improved efficiency (less polling and traffic re-direction)

ISE Profiler

1. Collect endpoint context info: • CDP • LLDP • DHCP attributes

2. Classify endpoints • IP phone ? • Printer ? • etc

3 Establish device profiling repository • Maintain up-to-date

device feed

Cat3K Cat4K

15.0(1)SE1 Yap

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Line rate 24/48 10/100/1000 ports with fixed uplinks

Fixed Uplink Options: 4x1G or 2x10G SFP+

FlexStack Technology

Brings stackable ease-of-use features to the 2960 family, features 20G stacking links

Power over Ethernet

Full standards-based PoE on every port

PoE+ support for next-generation high-power devices

Sustainability - GREEN

Very low power for Gigabit Ethernet Switch

New EnergyWise functionality to control PHY power

Half the power of Catalyst 2960G

LAN Lite and LAN Base Software Options

LAN Lite option provides entry-level Gig-E platform

No upgrade path from LAN Lite to LAN Base

E-LLW, NBD and 90 day TAC support

Introducing Catalyst 2960-S

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Catalyst 2960-S Model comparison

Model Cisco FlexStack

Stacking 10G SFP+

Ports 1G SFP Ports

10/100/1000 Ports

Full PoE (15.4W) ports PoE Budget

10G Uplink Ports

WS-C2960S-48FPD-L √ 2 48 48 740W (PoE+)

WS-C2960S-48LPD-L √ 2 48 24 370W (PoE+)

WS-C2960S-48TD-L √ 2 48

WS-C2960S-24PD-L √ 2 24 24 370W (PoE+)

WS-C2960S-24TD-L √ 2 24

1G Uplink Ports

WS-C2960S-48FPS-L √ 4 48 48 740W (PoE+)

WS-C2960S-48LPS-L √ 4 48 24 370W (PoE+)

WS-C2960S-48TS-L √ 4 48

WS-C2960S-24PS-L √ 4 24 24 370W (PoE+)

WS-C2960S-24TS-L √ 4 24

LAN Lite 1G Uplink Ports

WS-2960S-48TS-S 2 48

WS-2960S-24TS-S 2 24

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Catalyst 2960-S FlexStack Technology Overview

FlexStack allows multiple physical switches to be managed as a single logical unit

Increased network availability by using the redundancy built into FlexStack

FlexStack available with optional Module

Hot Swappable with two wire-speed 10G ports

Up to 4 switches in a stack

Unified management, control, and synchronized data plane (similar look and feel as StackWise)

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Catalyst 2960-S FlexStack Module and Cables

FlexStack available with optional Module

Hot Swappable with two wire-speed 10G ports (full-duplex, bidirectional)

When a switch joins an existing stack, new members are always rebooted

Blank plate required when FlexStack Module not inserted

3 FlexStack Cable lengths supported

0.5 meters, 1.0 meter, 3.0 meter

We ship a .5M cable with the stack module. Other cables can be ordered for extra cost when placed or later as a spare

Cisco Proprietary Cables

No SFP needed

FlexStack only available in LAN Base models

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Catalyst 2960-S FlexStack Stacking Features

Cross-stack EtherChannel, SPAN, and FlexLink supported

EtherChannel physical links across stack members

Pre-Provisioning of stack members supported

Easy member addition and replacement

Configurable Stack Master

Following same Master election rules as StackWise Plus

Support same CISCO-STACKWISE-MIB

Single Spanning tree node: No spanning-tree across stack

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2960-S FlexStack Ease of Use

3750-X StackWise Plus Ease of Use and High Availability

Device Limit 4 units 9 units

Stack Bandwidth 10G / 20G 32G / 64G

Architecture HW Drop Table Ring (Destination stripping)

Dynamic Ring Load Balancing

No Yes

Stack Convergence 1-2 seconds Few milliseconds

Stack QoS Applied hop by hop Applied on ingress

Management Single IP address, SNMP, SYSLOG Single IP address, SNMP, SYSLOG

Configuration Single config and CLI, auto image and

config update Single config and CLI, auto image and

config update

Show and Debug Commands

Unified Unified

Single Forwarding and Control Plane

Synchronize ARP, MAC Address, IGMP, VLAN tables

Synchronize ARP, MAC Address, IGMP, VLAN, Routing tables

Cross-Stack Features Yes Yes

Single Bridge-ID Yes Yes

Preprovison members Yes Yes

Redundancy Stack master 1:N redundancy Stack master 1:N redundancy

Easy member replacement

Yes Yes

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Catalyst 2960-S PoE+

802.3at (30W) PoE+ Plus compliant

802.3af (15.4 W) compliant – maintain backward compatibility

Full PoE Functionality

48 Ports of full 15.4W per switch

24 Port of 30W per switch

No External RPS needed

2 PoE Power Models Available

740W PoE available power budget

370W PoE available power budget

Capable of supporting 802.3at and 802.3af PDs simultaneously

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Cisco Catalyst 2960-S QoS

Consistent with Catalyst 2960 behavior.

QOS configuration consistent with Catalyst 2960

Line rate Classification, Policing, Marking

Individual and Aggregate Policing is supported

Increase in available ACL resources

QOS and Security ACLs

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Catalyst 2960-S Sustainability Green Cisco Technology Innovation

Lowest Power Consumption in Industry

Improving Gigabit Ethernet switching power efficiency

Cisco low power consumption ASICs

Uses 50% power of equivalent Ethernet switches in the market

Additional Power savings

Interfaces power down when interface not in connected to reduce power

EnergyWise Capable

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Catalyst 2960-S SFP+ 10Gig

SFP+ supported in 10Gig Models

SFP / SFP+ interchangeable

*100MB SFPs not supported in 10Gig models

Additional SFP+ models support as released.

See data sheet

SFP+ Module Description

SFP-H10GB-CU1M= SFP-H10GB-CU3M= SFP-H10GB-CU5M=

Copper 10Gig SFP+ modules 1-m , 3-m, 5-m 10G SFP+ Twinax cable assembly

SFP-10G-SR= SFP-10G-LR= SFP-10G-LRM=

Optical 10Gig SFP+ modules 10GBASE-SR SFP+ transceiver module for MMF 10GBASE-LR SFP+ transceiver module for 10GBASE-LRM SFP+ transceiver module for MMF

SFP+

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Cisco® Catalyst® 2960 and Catalyst 2960-S

LAN Lite vs. LAN Base Highlights

Functions LAN Lite LAN Base

Layer 2

• Entry-level access Layer 2

Basic Layer 2 access features, including 802.1Q trunking, (M)STP, STP extensions, Cisco Discovery Protocol, DTP, UDLD, VTPv2, PAGP/LACP, LLDP, and storm control

• Enterprise Access Layer 2

Wide range of Layer 2 access features for enterprise deployments, including FlexLinks, VTPv3, and LLDP MED

Layer 3 • No routing support

Support for Layer 3 management interface • Static Routing Support

Manageability

• Entry-level manageability

Express setup, Cisco Device Manager, SNMPv3 (with cryptography), RMON, SPAN, TDR, Auto Smart Ports, and Smart Install client

• Basic manageability

Support for a wider range of MIBs, IPSLA Responder, and RSPAN

Security

• Entry-level access security

SSH v2 server, SSL, HTTPS, SCP, TACACS+, RADIUS, port security, 802.1x (with guest VLAN), MAB, private VLAN edge, and NAC

• Enterprise access security

DHCP snooping, IPSG, DAI, PACLs, Cisco Identity 4.0, and 802.1x features

QoS • Entry-level access QoS

Ingress and egress queuing, scheduling, Priority Queuing, and SRR

• Enterprise access QoS

Ingress policing, Trust Boundary, AutoQoS, and DSCP mapping, service policy

Note: LAN Base feature set includes all LAN Lite features.

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Cisco IOS Software Feature Set Capabilities Catalyst 2960-S, Catalyst 3750-X and 3560-X

Cisco Catalyst 2960 and 2960-S, 3560-X and 3750-X

LAN Base Enterprise Access

Layer 2

LAN Lite Entry Level

Layer 2

Layer 2

Cisco® Catalyst® 2960 and 2960-S

IP Base Enterprise Access

Layer 3

IP Services Enterprise Advanced

Layer 3

Layer 3

Cisco Catalyst 3560-X & 3750-X Cisco Catalyst 3560-X & 3750-X

Positioning Guidelines

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Catalyst 3750-X, 3560-X and 2960-S

Borderless Access: Enhanced Limited Lifetime Warranty

Limited Lifetime Warranty

5 years on Power Supplies and Fans

Next Business Day Hardware Replacement

90-Days TAC Support

Unlimited maintenance updates for LAN Base and LAN Lite Images*

*Service Contract required for IOS Premium Images

Best in Class Support

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Cisco Warranty and Service Options Service Element Warranty

Cisco® Smart Foundation

Cisco SMARTnet® Service

Duration of Coverage

As long as the original End User continues to own or use the Product, provided that: fan and power supply warranty is limited to five (5) years.

Renewable 1-, 3-, and 5-year contracts

Renewable 1 year and multi-year contracts, depending on product family

Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) Support

LLW: Not included

E-LLW: Business hours access for 90-days

Business hours access to SMB TAC (access levels vary by region)

24x7 coverage

Online Support / Web Access

Unregistered access only Available through Smart Foundation Portal

Direct 24x7 registered access

Advance Hardware Replacement

LLW: 10 business days*

E-LLW: Next business day**

Next business day as available, otherwise same day ship

Next business day, 8x5x4, 24x7x4, 24x7x2 delivery options as available

On-site Support No No SMARTnet Onsite service options available

•Cisco or its service center will use commercially reasonable efforts to ship a replacement part within ten (10) working after receipt of the RMA request. Actual delivery times may vary depending on Customer location. ** Where next business day delivery is available, Cisco will use commercially reasonable efforts to ship a replacement for next business day delivery provided Cisco’s determination of the hardware failure has been made before 3 p.m. depot time. If a request is made after 3 p.m. depot time, Cisco will ship the advance replacement on the next business day. Actual delivery times may vary depending on Customer location.

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2960-C LAN BASE PORTFOLIO ADVANCED LAYER 2 (LAN Base) PORTFOLIO

Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet

IP Base

8 and 12 port FE

Data or PoE+

2 x 1G Uplinks

E- LLW

3560-C Portfolio

IP Base

8 port GE

Data or PoE+

2 x 1G Uplinks

E- LLW

Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet

LAN Base

8 and 12 port FE

Data or PoE

2 x 1G Uplinks

E- LLW

2960-C Portfolio

LAN Base

8 port GE

Data Only

2 x 1G Uplinks

E- LLW

PoE Pass Through Switch

WS-C3560CPD-8PT-S WS-C2906CPD-8PT-L

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CISCO Catalyst 4500E

INNOVATION and

OPERATION SIMPLICITY

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Cisco Catalyst 4500E

Innovation

Leading Cisco Borderless Networks Services

Operation

Simplicity

Simplified Deployment (Flex GE/10GE, One IOS image, Silent roll, ISSU)

Plug & Play (PoEP, ASP)

Single Platform for access and distribution

Enterprise-Class Campus Platform

848 Gbps System

384 PoEP ports, 200GE ports, or 100 10GE ports

Over 82M ports deployed

Over 650K Chassis

Unprecedented Investment Protection – Backward and Forward Compatible

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… 2004 1999 … 2007 … 2010 … 2015 … 2020

Cisco Catalyst 4000 Maintain Support

EOS EOL

Cisco Catalyst 4500 (non-E) Maintain Support

Cisco Catalyst 4500 E-Series

EOS EOL

11

years

14

years 90% Transition to

E-Series

“Catalyst 4500” LifeCycle Unprecedented Switching Lifecycle

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Next Generation Catalyst 4500E System

Catalyst 4500E and 4500E+ Chassis

Forward and backward compatible 48G/slot

Lifecycle till year 2020

848Gbps Switching Capacity 48G/slot

Rich hardware features (FnF, TrustSec, Wireless, ERSPAN,

Tunneling, VRF-NG, VSS and more…

Supervisor7-E

48p 10/100/1000 non-blocking

30W/port (PoE+) on all 48 ports Cisco TrustSec in Hardware

WS-X4748-RJ45V+E

12 PORT 10GE 2.5:1 Line Card Cisco Trustsec in

HardwareSFP+ SR modules (Lower power mode)

WS-X4712-SFP+E

Modern OS to support multi-core CPU IOS investment protection

Enabling Open Service Platform

Cisco IOS XE

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Catalyst 4500E Supervisor 7-E

4 Uplinks 10GE with SFP+

1GE with SFP

SD Memory

Card

USB ports*

Console and Management

Port

Dual Core

CPU

2G

DRAM

*USB Type A is supported

USB Type B is not supported

Hardware Elements

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Supervisor 7-E Performance & Scalability

Feature Supervisor 7-E Supervisor 6-E Supervisor 6L-E

Switching Capacity 848Gbps 320 Gbps 280 Gbps

Throughput 250 Mpps ( 125 Mpps for

IPv6)

250 Mpps ( 125 Mpps for

IPv6)

225 Mpps ( 125 Mpps for

IPv6 )

Bandwidth / Slot Upto 48G Upto 24G Upto 24G

CPU Dual Core 1.5 GHz Single Core 1.3 GHz Single Core 1 GHz

SSO failover time 0-50 msec 0-50 msec 0-50 msec

Number of Packet

buffers

128000 64000 64000

DRAM 2G ( Upgradable to 4G) 512 MB ( Upgradable to

1G )

512 MB

Bootflash 1G 128 MB 128 MB

Number of 10/100/1000

ports

Upto 384 access

Upto 4 GE uplinks

Upto 384 access

Upto 4 GE uplinks

Upto 240 access

Upto 4 GE uplinks

Number of 10GE ports Upto 96 on Line cards

Upto 4 on Supervisors

Upto 30 on Line cards

Upto 4 on Supervisors

Upto 30 on Line cards

Upto 2 on Supervisors

System

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Layer 2

Feature Supervisor 7-E Supervisor 6-E Supervisor 6L-E

Unicast MAC entries 55000 55000 55000

Multicast MAC entries 32000 32000 16000

Number of VLANs 4094 4094 4094

Virtual Port Instances 10000 10000 10000

Number of

Etherchannels

64 64 64

Mac Learning rate 20000 /second 13000/second 8000/second

Layer 3

Feature Supervisor 7-E Supervisor 6-E Supervisor 6L-E

Routing Entries 256000 256000 57000

Number of VRFs 64 64 64

Netflow Entries 128000 0 0

Supervisor 7-E Performance & Scalability

(Cont’d )

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Supervisor 7-E Performance & Scalability (Cont’d)

Qos and ACLS

Feature Supervisor 7-E Supervisor 6-E Supervisor 6L-E

ACLs 64K / direction 64K / direction 32K / direction

Number of Policers 16K 16K 16K

QoS Classification

Entries

64K/ direction 64K/ direction 32K/ direction

Queues per port 8 queues – 1p7q1t 8 queues – 1p7q1t 8 queues – 1p7q1t

Multicast and SPAN

Feature Supervisor 7-E Supervisor 6-E Supervisor 6L-E

Number of SPAN

sessions

8 bidirectional 8 bidirectional 8 bidirectional

Number of L2 Multicast

Entries

32000 32000 8000

Multicast Replication

Performance

250 Mpps 250 Mpps 225 Mpps

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Borderless Network Services and Open Application Platform with

Next-generation IOS XE

Catalyst 4500E Supervisor 7-E Rich Hardware Services

Next gen campus performance, future proof with PoE+, EEE, IPFIX etc

Enables converged wired and wireless

Next-gen collaboration with Medianet, Trustpoint

HW enabled Cisco Trustsec security

Next generation virtualization with VRF-NG, VSS

Lower TCO

Converged wired

& Wireless

Unified Guest

Access

Mobility

Flexible Netflow

WRED

Sampled Netflow

Medianet

Intelligent Media

TrustPoint

Collaboration

video

MACSec

TrustSec SGT

Integrated NAC

Profiler

Security

VSS

VRF NG

ERSPAN

EEE

NAT

GRE

Lower TCO

848Gbps

48G/slot

100 10GE ports

384 10/100/100

Dual Core CPU

PoEP on all ports

Performance

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Supervisor Engine 7-E:

Optimized for Large

Campuses

Supervisor Engine 7L-E:

Optimized for Small and

Medium Campuses

Switch Fabric Capacity 848 Gbps 520 Gbps

Bandwidth Per Slot 48 Gbps 48 Gbps

Number of IPv4 Routes 256K 64K

10 Gb Fiber Port Density 100 62

1 Gb Copper Port Density 384 240

Chassis Support 3, 6, 7R, 10R chassis 3, 6, 7R chassis

Consistency of Services

Flexible NetFlow

In Service Software Upgrade

IOS XE Services (Wireshark)

Investment Protection: Compatible with line cards shipped since 1999

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Augmenting Existing Cisco IOS

Operational consistency– Same IOS look and feel !

IOS feature componentization for feature consistency and improved quality

Modern OS architecture allows leveraging next-gen multi-core switch CPU

Anchor for next-gen intelligent campus services:

Quick adoption and integration of advanced technologies

Leverage proven code

Keep IOS simple and main reliability

Open service platform

Next-gen workspace

Mobility, Video, Collaboration, Security

Hosted Apps

IOSd

Features Components

Security Apps

Network Optimization

Mobility

Vertical Apps

IOS XE

Catalyst 4500E IOS XE Enabling Integrated Open Service Platform

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IOS XE Application Hosting Example WireShark

Embedded WireShark application for real time traffic capture and decoding with customer-familiar user interface

Simplified monitoring and troubleshooting

WireShark hosted as a 3rd party application

Leverages IOS capabilities for selective packet capture

Hosted Apps IOSd

Common Infrastructure / HA

Management Interface

Module Drivers

Kernel

WireShark

Features Components

2HCY11

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Catalyst 4900 Data Center / LAN Distribution Portfolio Summary

48 10/100/1000 RJ45 downlinks 4 SFP uplinks

48 10/100/1000 RJ45 downlinks 2 10 GE X2 uplinks

40 10/100/1000 RJ45 16 ports of 10 GE X2 8 10 GE X2 uplinks

Catalyst 4948 Catalyst 4948-10GE

Catalyst 4900M

Data Center Access

28 1GbE SFP downlinks 2 10 GE X2 uplinks

Catalyst 4928-10GE

Data Center/ LAN Distribution

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Catalyst 4500E Campus Access Portfolio

48G

24G

240 ports 384 ports

Supervisor Portfolio

WS-X45-SUP6-E WS-X45-SUP6L-E

48G

24G

Data Only PoEP Ready

Access Line Card Portfolio

WS-X4648-RJ45V+E

PWR-C45-1300ACV PWR-C45-2800ACV PWR-C45-6000ACV

PoE Power Supplies

PWR-C45-4200ACV

4503-E

4507R+E

4510R+E

4506-E

WS-X4648-RJ45-E

WS-X45-SUP7-E WS-X4748-RJ45V+E

List $19,995

List $19,995 List $11,995 List $7,495

List $8,995

List $5,495

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PoEP Standard and Devices New Standard—IEEE802.3at for 30W/Port

WS-X4648-RJ45V+E WS-4548-RJ45V+

Next Gen PoEP Devices Expected 2010 Onwards

Industry First

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Virtual Switching System

Operational Simplicity Single point of mgt, one L2/L3 node

Loop-free topology

Operational consistency with Cat6K VSS

Hardware Support Requires Sup7-E/SUP7L-E/C4500X

Support E-series chassis (R and non-R)

Support all existing LCs (incl PoE) cards

VSL with 10G: 46xx and 47xx 10G linecards and

Supervisor uplinks

Software Support Feature parity w/ standalone switch in IP Base and

above

Support L2 MEC and L3 MEC*

Inter-Chassis SSO/NSF and ISSU

Quad SUP support*

SiSi SiSi

VSS

Campus

*post FCS

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A Historical Perspective

2000

2003

2007 2009 2011

Cisco Innovations Drive Industry Standards

Industry

Standard

:

IEEE

802.3af

(15W

PoE)

Industry

Standard:

IEEE

802.3at

(30W

PoE+)

7W

Inline Power

15W

(PoE)

30W

(PoE+)

60W

(UPOE)

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Transforming Enterprise Networks

UPOE

VIRTUAL DESKTOP

TRADING FLOOR

PERSONAL TELEPRESENCE

BUILDING MANAGEMENT

HOSPITALITY/ RETAIL

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Virtual Desktop

“Cisco and Samsung are excited to introduce the industry’s first virtual desktop monitor powered by Cisco UPOE. Our joint solution delivers a green workspace, while reducing cost and complexity.”

— Jeong Hwan Kim, Senior Vice President, Samsung Electronics

— Christophe Metivier, Vice President & General Manager GSBU, Cisco

BENEFITS • Green workspace

• Simplified security and management

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Next Generation Trading Floors

“Cisco and British Telecom are partnering with our customers to deliver the next generation trading floor architecture with leading security, availability, and manageability. Cisco UPOE is foundational to this architecture to provide resiliency to the trader desk.”

— Andy Nicholson, President, Global Banking & Financial Markets, BT,

— Christophe Metivier, Vice President & General Manager, GSBU, Cisco

BENEFITS • Non stop business operations

• Simplified management

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“Cisco Tandberg Personal TelePresence Systems have redefined office communication by offering high quality video experience, and superior interoperability with ecosystem partners. Integration of Cisco Tandberg Personal TelePresence Systems with Cisco UPOE makes business video as reliable as voice through network redundancy, while bringing the benefits of lower energy costs with Cisco EnergyWise.”

—Name, Title, Cisco

BENEFITS • Always-available video, similar to voice

• Automated provisioning and monitoring

TelePresence EX60

PR Approval In-Process

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BENEFITS • Lower CapEx through cable consolidation

• Simplified management of extended range of devices

Retail and Hospitality

Single network for multiple guest room services with Cisco

Compact switches

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Virtual Switching System (VSS)*

Flexible NetFlow

Easy Virtual Network (EVN)

IOS XE Open Application

Platform (Wireshark)

ISSU, NSF, SSO w/ VSS

INNOVATION OPERATIONAL SIMPLICITY

Automation

Investment protection

Modular 8-port 10GE uplink

Hot-swappable dual redundant

power supplies & five

individual fans

Limited Lifetime Warranty

Revolutionizing Fixed 10GE Campus Aggregation Platform

800 Gbps System

1.6Tbps w/ VSS

Smallest Size – 1RU

21” Deep

Highest Scalability

Richest Services

Industry

Leadership

Lower

TCO

Target

March 2012

* roadmap

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VSS VSS

Etherchannel Etherchannel

Catalyst 4500-X Advantages:

1.6Tbps Switching Capacity with VSS

Small size – 1RU, 21” deep

Supports GE SFP and 10 GE SFP+ on any ports

Low power consumption ~ 330W

Flexibility for future growth to 40G

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Catalyst 4500-X PORTFOLIO

Front to Back Airflow Burgandy color fan and P/S handle

WS-C4500X-16SFP+

$24,000

WS-C4500X-F-16SFP+

$24,000

WS-C4500X-32SFP+

$40,000

WS-C4500X-F-32SFP+

$40,000 WS-C4500X-40X-ES

$60,000

WS-C4500X-24X-ES

$44,000

IP Base SKUs Front to Back Airflow

1x 750WAC P/S

Enterprise Services SKUs w/ 8-port uplink

Front to back Airflow 2x 750WAC P/S

IP Base SKUs Back to Front Airflow

1x 750WAC P/S

Back to Front Airflow Blue color fan and P/S handle

8-port 10GE Modular Uplink Module C4KX-NM-8SFP+, $8,000

Removable Fan Module, $250 750WAC Modular P/S, $2,000

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Catalyst 6500 Backbone Portfolio Summary

10G uplink

1G uplink

Supervisor Portfolio

1G

Fiber Card Copper Card

Line Card Portfolio

6506E 6509E

6509-VE 6513

Power Supply Industry Leading Power Efficiency

3000W AC, 4000W AC 6000W AC, 8700W AC 4000W DC, 6000W DC

10G

Non-Blocking Oversubscribed

10G Line Card Portfolio

WS-X6748-GE-TX WS-X6724-SFP

WS-X6748-SFP

SUP720

WAN Cards IPSec Card

WAN Card Portfolio

SIP-200, SIP-400, SIP-600 VPN SPA & VSPA

SUP 720-10G

WS-X6708-10GE WS-X6704-10GE WS-X6716-10GE

Service Module Portfolio

WiSM FWSM NAM

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Chassis Options

3 slot: 6503-E 9 slot: 6509-E

4 slot: 6504-E 6509-V-E

6 slot: 6506-E 13 slot: 6513

Up to 14,500W of

power per chassis Up to 80G per slot

capable (for E chassis)

6506-E

6503-E 6504-E

6513-E

6509-V-E

6509-E

Power Options Bandwidth Options

Catalyst 6500 Family Chassis Options

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Classic Linecards

Examples include… WS-X6148-RJ45, WS-X6148-SFP, WS-X6148-GETX,

WS-X6148A-GETX

CEF256/dCEF256 Linecards

CEF720 Linecards WS-X6724-SFP, WS-X6748-SFP, WS-X6748-GETX,

WS-X6704-10GE, WS-X6708-10GE-3C, WS-X6708-10GE-3CXL

Examples include… WS-X6548-GETX, WS-X6516-GBIC, WS-X6516-

GETX, WS-X6516A-GBIC, WS-X6816-GBIC

WAN Linecards

Enhanced Flexwan (WS-X6582-PA), SIP-200 (7600-SIP-200), SIP-400 (7600-SIP-400), SIP-600 (7600-

SIP-600)

Catalyst 6500 Linecard Family

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Current Network Challenges Enterprise Campus

Traditional Enterprise Campus deployments have been designed in such a way that allows for scalability, differentiated services and high availability. However they also face many challenges, some of which are listed in the below diagram…

Access

L2/L3 Distribution

L3 Core

FHRP, STP, Asymmetric routing, Policy Management

Extensive routing topology, Routing reconvergence

Single active uplink per VLAN (PVST), L2 reconvergence

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Virtual Switching System Introduction

Virtual Switching System is a new technology break through for the Catalyst 6500 family…

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Virtual Switching Systems

L2

SiSi SiSi

Increased BW with VSS

Non-VSS VSS

Physical Topology Logical Topology

Cisco Confidential – NDA Use Only

Port-channeling concept extending link aggregation to two separate physical switches

Allows the creation of resilient Layer 2 topologies based on Link Aggregation –

Eliminates the need for STP in the access / distribution

Provides increased bandwidth –

All links are actively forwarding Provides ease of management – Unified Control Plane Unified Configuration No need for HSRP

Virtual Switching System Main Benefits

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Virtual Switching System Enterprise Campus

A Virtual Switch-enabled Enterprise Campus network takes on multiple benefits including simplified management & administration, facilitating greater high availability, while maintaining a flexible and scalable architecture…

Access

L2/L3 Distribution

L3 Core

No FHRPs No Looped topology Policy Management

Reduced routing neighbors, Minimal L3 reconvergence

Multiple active uplinks per VLAN, No STP convergence

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Virtual Switching System What is a VSS?

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Virtual Switching System Control Plane

While the Data Planes in both switches are active, only one switch has an active control plane - hence there is only one management point from which to manage the Virtual Switching System…

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Virtual Switching System Data Plane

The Data Planes in both switches are active - hence each has a full copy of the forwarding tables and Security/QOS policies in hardware such that each can make a fully informed local forwarding decision…

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Hardware and Software Requirements

• In order to enable the Virtual Switching System feature the Catalyst 6500 Virtual Switching Supervisor 720 is required or Sup2T

• It is the only Supervisor that will support VSS as it supports both the new PFC3C/XL forwarding engine…

VS-S720-10G-3C/XL

12.2(33)SXH1 or later

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Hardware Requirements VSL-Capable Interfaces

The VSL is a special link that requires extra headers to be imposed onto the frame. These require new port ASICs that exist only on the 10 GigabitEthernet interfaces on the following modules…

These interfaces are based off the new port ASIC, allowing for frames across the VSL to be encapsulated / de-encapsulated with the VSH…

WS-X6708-10G-3C/XL

Note that these interfaces may also be used as standard network interfaces

WS-X6716-10G-3C/XL Support for VSL is from 12.2(33)SXI* and in “performance mode” only

VS-S720-10G-3C/XL

WS-X6716-10G-3C/XL module is supported starting from 12.2(33)SXH2* in non VSL config

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Supervisor 2T - Update

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…….. 2000 …….. 2005 …….. 2010 …….. 2015 …….. 2020+

Catalyst 6500 Supervisor Evolution

Sup 1A Maintain Support

Sup2 Maintain Support

Sup720-3B

Sup 2T – Next Generation Supervisor

EOS

EOS

12 years

12 years

Sup32

Unprecedented Switching Lifecycle

Sup720-10G (VSS Enabled)

Sup32-PISA

EOL

Maintain Support EOS EOL

EOL

Sup720-3A Maintain Support EOS EOL

12 years

EOS

EOL

End of Sale

End of Life

End of Support

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29%

9% 8%

5% 10%

39%

Systems/Customer

> 1000

500-1000

300-500

200-300

100-200

< 100

15%

35% 27%

23%

Revenue/Segment

Commercial

Enterprise

Public Sector

Service Provider

13%

26%

8% 17%

36%

Revenue/PIN

Wiring Closet

Campus BB

WAN

DC BB

DC Access

Catalyst 6500 Profile 680,000+ Systems Installed Base

FY10 - $4.2 Billion

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Catalyst 6500 Next Generation Platform

2 Terabit Switching

10G &40G interfaces

Next Gen Services

Features Scalability

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Next-Generation Sup2T At-a-Glance

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S720-3B/XL S720-10G-3C/XL Sup2T Light/Heavy

Front GE Ports 2 3 3 with CTS

Front 10GE Ports 0 2 2 with CTS

CMP No No Yes

Compact Flash Slot Yes (2) Yes (1) Yes (1)

MSFC MSFC3 MSFC3 MSFC5

PFC PFC3B/XL PFC3C/XL PFC4 Lite/Heavy

Switch Fabric 720G 720G

2080G

Switch Fabric 20G 20G 40G

Bandwidth/Slot 40G/Slot 40G/Slot 80G/Slot

Chassis Supported 6500 and 6500E (except 6503)

6500 and 6500E (except 6503)

6500E Only

Supervisor 2T base board overview

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• Enhanced (“E”) chassis offer higher power capacity, better signal integrity,

and higher bandwidth to support Supervisor 2T

3, 4, 6, 9 and 13-slot versions

• Classic switching bus traces/connectors

• Crossbar fabric traces/connectors

• Redundant power supplies

• Fan tray for system cooling

6509-V-E chassis offers

redundant fan trays and air filtration

• Redundant voltage termination (VTT)/clock modules

• Redundant MAC address EEPROMs

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Provides 80G/slot on all 13 slots with Supervisor 2T.

The dual fabric channels in slots 1-6 can only be used with Supervisor 2T.

In a Supervisor 2T configuration, Slots 7 and 8 only support the Supervisor and non-Fabric Line-Cards.

The fan tray is removed from the back.

When using a Supervisor 720, the fabric channels are distributed the same as in a 6513 non-E chassis.

Power Supply Fan

Tra

y

Power Supply

SLOT 1

SLOT 2

SLOT 3

Clock Clock EEPROM

Dual Channels

Dual Channels

Dual Channels

Switch Fabric Shared Bus

SLOT 4 Dual Channels

SLOT 5 Dual Channels

SLOT 6 Dual Channels

SLOT 7 Dual Channels

SLOT 8 Dual Channels

SLOT 9 Dual Channels

SLOT 10 Dual Channels

SLOT 11 Dual Channels

SLOT 12 Dual Channels

Dual Channels SLOT 13

Power Supply Fan

Tra

y

Clock Clock

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Cat 6513-E: foundation for 2T infrastructure

6513-E Now Shipping!

80G/slot on all 13 slots

528 x 1GbE 6748-GETX ports 176 x 10GbE FX/Copper ports

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dCEF2T Linecard

8 ports X2 10GE (SFP+ via OneX adapter)

No Connection to the Shared Bus

2 x 40Gb Connections into the Switch Fabric

Supports integrated DFC4 / DFC4XL

Supports Cisco TrustSec on all ports

Supports VSL on all ports

Up to 60Mpps local forwarding

Up to 256MB Buffering per port

100 ms buffer for each direction

Egress Multicast Replication

Supports Strict Priority queue on transmit

Supports 2 receive queues per port

Supports 8 transmit queues per port

Supports Deficit Weighted Round Robin

and Shaped Round Robin

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dCEF2T Linecard

4 ports CFP 40GE or 16 ports SFP+ 10GE (with converter)

No Connection to the Shared Bus

2 x 40Gb Connections into the Switch Fabric

Supports integrated DFC4 / DFC4XL

Supports Cisco TrustSec on all ports

Supports VSL on all ports

Up to 60Mpps local forwarding

1 ms ingress buffer (40 Mbits/40 GE port - 10 Mbits/10GE port)

10 ms egress buffer (400 Mbits/40 GE port - 100 Mbits/10 GE port)

Egress Multicast Replication

Supports dual Strict Priority queue on transmit

Supports 2 receive queues and 8 transmit queues per port

Supports Deficit Weighted Round Robin and Shaped Round Robin

*Q1 2011

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Single Mode CFP

IEEE 802.3ba Compliant

4 x 40G ports 2:1 oversubscribed

Port 2 Port 1

Port 3 Port 4

4 x SFP+ converter in each slot

Cisco TrustSec in hardware

VSL capable in 10G or 40 mode

Port 17,18,

19,20

Port 9,10,

11,12

Port 5,6,

7,8

Port 13,14,,

15,16

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1 GbE Fiber 10/100/1000 and 10GBASE-T

Distributed Forwarding Card w/ DFC4 Two SKUs: regular and XL tables (DFC4) 24 ports 1 GbE fiber 48 ports 1 GbE fiber

Distributed Forwarding Card w/ DFC4 Two SKUs: regular and XL tables (DFC4) 48 ports 10/100/1000 16 ports 10GBASE-T and X2 Fibre* *Not shown

68xx Series Line Cards

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69xx Line Cards* 80Gbps DFC4

WS-X6908-10G-2T

WS-X6904-40G-2T

68xx Line Cards* 40Gbps DFC4

WS-X6848-SFP-2T

WS-X6824-SFP-2T

WS-X6848-GE-TX-2T

WS-X6816-10T-2T

* Separate SKU for w/ DFC4 XL

67xx DFC Line Cards

WS-X6748-SFP

WS-X6724-SFP

WS-X6748-GE-TX

WS-X6704-10GE

WS-X6716-10T

WS-X6716-10G

WS-X6708-10G Aggressive Trade-in credits to

migrate to WS-X6908-10G-2T

Greenfield Upgrade

WS-X6748-SFP

WS-X6724-SFP

WS-X6748-GE-TX

WS-X6704-10GE

67xx CFC Line Cards

Sup2T – High-Performance Line Cards

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Performance 10 Gbps

Access Points 500 - 1000

Clients 10,000

Concurrent AP Upgrade/Joins Up to 500

Mobility, Domain Size Up to 18,000 APs

Next Generation WiSM Blade—WiSM-2

UP to 16 Gbps Performance

Up to 6 Gbps Compression

30,000 Transactions per Second

250 Virtual Context

4000 VLANs

Next Generation Load Balancer—ACE-30

Monitoring Performance Up to 15 Gbps

Capture to External Disk Up to 5 Gbps

Performance Analytics 1588 Timestamps

HW Filters/ Packet Captures

Rapid Troubleshooting

Next Generation NAM Blade—NAM-3

64 Gbps System Performance

16 Gbps Performance / Service Mod.

10,000,000 Concurrent Sessions

300,000 Connections per Second

250 Security Contexts

1,000 VLANs

Next Generation Firewall Blade—ASA-SM

Integrate Wire/Wireless Management

Accelerate & Balance Application Performance

Enhance Visibility, Accelerate Troubleshooting

Deliver Robust, Integrated, Streamlined Security

NEW

NEW

NEW

NEW

$39,995

$115,000

$29,995

$59,000

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• Unicast RPF: PFC4 support both Strict and Loose uRPF with up to 16 interfaces.

• RA Guard: Multiple mode RA Guard Support on Layer 2 ports.

• Traffic Filter: Uses ACL to block Neighbor Discovery (ND) packets on L2 switch ports.

• IPv6 Netflow: Supervisor2T maintains feature parity with IPv4 Netflow

• IPv6 over IPv4 Tunnel: Performance Improvement and increased Flexibility by using the HW FIB

Supports for IPv6 VRF lite over IPv4 tunnel.

• 6PE and 6VPE: Performance improvement, without packet recirculation.

• IPv6 HA*: SSO/NSF support for intra and inter chassis redundancy.

• IPv6 Management: Separate IPv4/IPv6/MPLS Counters, IP-FORWARD and IP SNMP MIBs supports

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• Supervisor 2T is capable of supporting 16k VPLS instances on the PE

• Supervisor 2T is capable of supporting 1K VC label per VPLS instance

• Supervisor 2T can have multiple local l2 ports, and as many as 256 VCs in its flooding domain

• Integrated Routing and Bridging on the VPLS Vlan

N-PE1 N-PE2

MPLS

CORE

DC1

CE

DC3

CE

DC2

CE

.1q .1q

U-PE1 .1q .1q

U-PE2

N-PE3

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Cisco IOS Software 12.2(33)SXI3 features set

Cisco TrustSec RBACL

TrustSec Ingress/Egress reflector

SGT Tagging and Filtering Dry run for ACLs

Atomic ACL Update Flexible Netflow Egress Netflow

Sampling Netflow in HW Hardware CoPP

New level of IPv6 support Distributed Aggregate

Policers EEM v3.0

EVC 2.0 E-OAM 3.0

IPSLA support for EVC 802.1ag CFM Draft 8

Service Module Support On Board Failure Logging Netconf, Http, Soal, TCL…

over IPv6 IPv6 uRPF

PACL support for IPv6 CMP

XML Programmatic interface PIM Registers in HW

IP-Based IGMPv3 Snooping support

Bi-dir Enhancements Stateful EoMPLS

Etherchannel Enhancements Native VPLS

VRF aware SSH, FTP, NTP… DAI accelerated in HW WCCP Closed group

MQC Queuing policy for ingress/egress

DSCP classification QoS ACL per policy class

Per-protocol statistics Per VLAN broadcast statistics

ACL/QoS scalability uRPF + ACL

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Benefits of Sup2T Customer Challenge

Catalyst 6500 The Network Virtualization Platform

Compliance & Regulations

Partner & Supplier

Integration

Quick and Secure Access to New

Business Partners

Group Segregation for

Regulation Compliance

Cost-effective way to group and manage users by traffic, service,

bandwidth and security

Virtualized Firewalls allow integrated policy enforcement

over Wired and Wireless

Mergers & Acquisitions

Network Virtualization solutions allow integration of disparate

networks while sharing common

resources

Run Multiple Virtual Networks

Over One Physical Network

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Flexible Netflow

Increased flexibility and customization by selecting the fields to match and collect

Fits All the Needs for High-Flow Backbone Environments

CPU Friendly Export

Optimal CPU utilization with

Yielding Netflow Data Export, direct export

from linecard

Up to 13M Flows/ System

Bigger tables mean more entries per

DFC. Up to 13 million entries with a 13 slot chassis. You can get

better visibility in your network

Sampled Netflow in Hardware

To optimize the Netflow tables utilization and

minimize load on analyzers

Egress Netflow

Allow to use netflow after ingress lookup is done (ex: after DSCP remarking is done)

Allow to account for multicast traffic per

destination instead of per group

Sup2T Netflow

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Sup2T the Backbone of NOC

Deep Monitoring Get a full view of the network utilization and able to detect DDoS as well as scan on the network

Scalable Deployed on the Cisco Live NOC equipment and exported close to 4k flow per second at rush hour

Stable Running Cisco Live NOC on pre FCS release on Sup2T

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NetFlow Collector

NetFlow Export

WS-X6848-GE-TX & DFC4/XL

WS-X6816-10GX-4C/XL, WS-X6908-10GE-4C/XL and all future Modules

have the capability to perform direct NF data export, from the module

itself...

Supervisor

WS-X6908-10G-4C/CXL EOBC

VS-SUP2T-10G & PFC4/XL

NetFlow Data

NetFlow Data

NetFlow Export

NetFlow Data

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• Dynamically identifies media streams

• Mediatrace topology views

• Gathers media stream interface metrics

Jitter

Frame Loss

CPU utilization

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Nexus 7000

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Next Generation Modular

Linecard Modules

Nexus 7000 and NX-OS

• 9, 10 & 18 Slot Chassis

• 15+ Terabit System (18 Slot)

• Unified Fabric

• Modular NX-OS

• Device Virtualization

• Hitless ISSU

• Highest Availability Ethernet Switch

and Director Class SAN

Supervisor

Cisco NX-OS Multi-protocol Operating System

Data Center Network Manager (DCNM)

10G Ethernet – M Series

• 32 Port SFP+ 10G - XL

• 8 Port X2 10G - XL

1G Ethernet – M Series

• 48 Port 10/100/1000 -XL

• 48 Port 1G - XL

10G Ethernet – F Series

DCB/FabricPath/FCoE

• 32 Port SFP+ 10G

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Power Supplies

Optional front

doors

Summary

LEDs

Integrated Cable

Management

Supervisor

slots (1-2)

Crossbar

Fabric

Modules

Side-to-side

airflow

Locking

ejector levers

I/O Slots

(3-9)

Fan Tray

Front Rear

24.5”H x 17.3” W x 24”D (14RU)

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15Tb+ System Performance Bandwidth Scales with Each Fabric Module

Investment Protection and Unified Fabric

10GbE Module

GbE Module

Fabric Modules

46Gbps 92Gbps 138Gbps 184Gbps 230Gbps Per Slot

80G

46G

230G

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15Tb+ System Performance Bandwidth Scales with Each Fabric Module

Investment Protection and Unified Fabric

10, 40, 100 GbE Module

Fabric Modules (FAB 2)

110Gbps 220Gbps 330Gbps 440Gbps 550Gbps Per Slot

550G

80G

46G

230G

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• Combination of SAN OS and IOS

• Every process runs in protected memory for fault containment

• Automatic stateful process restart

• Modular code only runs in DRAM when invoked

System Infrastructure

Kernel (Linux)

HA

Man

ag

er

Storage Protocols Layer 3 Protocols

OSPF

BGP

EIGRP

GLBP

HSRP

IGMP

PIM SNMP

Layer 2 Protocols

VLAN

PVLAN

UDLD

CDP

802.1X STP

LACP CTS

VSANs

FCIP

Zoning

FSPF

IVR …

Future

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Nexus 7000 Virtualization with Virtual Device Contexts - VDCs

Infrastructure

Kernel

VDC 1

VDC 2

VDC 3

Layer 2 Protocols Layer 3 Protocols

VLAN

PVLAN

OSPF

BGP

EIGRP

GLBP

HSRP

IGMP

UDLD

CDP

802.1X STP

LACP VRF CTS SNMP

… …

VDC 1

VDC 4

Layer 3 Protocols

OSPF

BGP

EIGRP

GLBP

HSRP

IGMP

VRF SNMP

VDC 2

Layer 2 Protocols

VLAN

PVLAN

UDLD

CDP

802.1X STP

LACP CTS

Software Separation

› Software fault isolation domains

› Addressing domains

› Service differentiation domains

› Management domains

› Resource allocation

› Security domains

Hardware Separation

› Individual Physical Ports

› Layer 2

› Layer 3

› Port Channels

› Entire Linecards

Shared Resources

› Software Infrastructure

› Kernel

› Power Supplies

› Fans

› Chassis

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Core

Access

Switch 1 Switch 2

Core

Distribution

Access

Switch 1/2 Distribution

Switch 5/6

Dist.

Dist.

Switch 3/4

VDC Design with Nexus 7000 Traditional Network Design

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L2 Domain Elasticity: vPC, L2MP/TRILL OTV LAN extensions

OTV

VN-link notifications

IP localization: LISP

VM-awareness: VN-link Port Profiles

Storage Elasticity: FCIP, IO Acceleration FCoE, Inter-VSAN routing

Device Virtualization: VDCs, VRF enhancements

OTV

OTV

OTV

Compute resources are part of the cloud, location is transparent to the user

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OTV is used to interconnect the L2 domains of each DC

• Simple to configure – In a 2 or 3 site

environment, a few lines of configuration enables OTV (shown in upcoming slides)

• OTV has built-in loop prevention mechanism – This enables each site to

run it’s own loop prevention mechanisms independently (spanning tree, VPC, etc.)

• Dynamic learning of OTV Neighbors – This eliminates the need to

configure and manage individual PseudoWires or Tunnels between Data Center switches. Encapsulation of traffic is dynamic and efficient.

• Currently* only supported on Nexus product line – Currently*, OTV is only supported on the Nexus family of switches. (Nexus 7xxx and Nexus 5xxx)

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Intra-Site Packet Flow

OTV OTV OTV OTV

MAC TABLE

VLAN MAC IF

100 MAC 1 Eth 2

100 MAC 2 Eth 1

Layer 2

Lookup

2

West

Site

MAC 1 East

Site

MAC 2

MAC 1 MAC 2

Transport

Infrastructure

1

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Transport

Infrastructure

OTV OTV OTV OTV

MAC TABLE

VLAN MAC IF

100 MAC 1 Eth 2

100 MAC 2 Eth 1

100 MAC 3 IP B

100 MAC 4 IP B

MAC 1 MAC 3

IP A IP B MAC 1 MAC 3

MAC TABLE

VLAN MAC IF

100 MAC 1 IP A

100 MAC 2 IP A

100 MAC 3 Eth 3

100 MAC 4 Eth 4

Layer 2

Lookup

6

IP A IP B MAC 1 MAC 3 MAC 1 MAC 3 Layer 2

Lookup

2 Encap

3

Decap

5

MAC 1 MAC 3 West

Site MAC 1

MAC 3 East

Site

4

7

IP A IP B

1

Inter-Site Packet Flow

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West

OTV

OTV over a Multicast Transport

• Minimal configuration required to get OTV up and running

IP A IP B

IP C

East

South

OTV

OTV

feature otv

otv site-vlan 99

interface Overlay1

description WEST-DC

otv join-interface e1/1

otv control-group 239.1.1.1

otv data-group 232.192.1.0/24

otv extend-vlan 100-150

feature otv

otv site-vlan 99

interface Overlay1

description EAST-DC

otv join-interface e1/1.10

otv control-group 239.1.1.1

otv data-group 232.192.1.0/24

otv extend-vlan 100-150

feature otv

otv site-vlan 99

interface Overlay1

description SOUTH-DC

otv join-interface Po16

otv control-group 239.1.1.1

otv data-group 232.192.1.0/24

otv extend-vlan 100-150

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L2

L3

L3

L2

IP Cloud

Core

Aggregation

Access

Servers

vPC

vPC

STP+ vPC/VSS FabricPath

STP

Enhancements

Bridge

Assurance

NIC Teaming

Simplified loop-

free trees

2x Multi-pathing

16x ECMP

Low Latency / Lossless

MAC Scaling

Operational Flexibility

Shipping Shipping Shipping

… … … … FabricPath

OTV Inter-POD Connectivity across L3

Failure Boundary Preservation

Failure

Boundary

Shipping

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Which platform is the right platform to create the new core

• Highest 10/40/100 Gig Density

• Virtual Device Contexts

• In Service Software Upgrade (ISSU)

• Virtual Port Channel – Separate Control Plane

• “Remote Module” design with Nexus 2k

• FabricPath and OTV support – **6k OTV Future

• Campus Heritage – ex. AutoQoS, Common IOS

• Virtual Switching System (VSS) – Single device to manage

• Network Services – Ex. Firewall, ACE, WiSM, NAM, IDSM

• MPLS and VPLS **N7k MPLS Future

• Future 8 Terabit capacity

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• Base 32 ports are “Unified” Ports

• 1 Expansion Slot

• 2 750W PS, 2 Fans

• Base 32 ports are Ethernet/FCoE Ports

• 1 Expansion Slot

• 2 750W PS, 2 Fans

• Base 48 ports are “Unified” Ports

• 3 Expansion Slots

• 2 1100W PS, 4 Fans

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Nexus 5596

48 Fixed Ports

3 Expansion

Modules

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Expansion Module

48x Fixed ports 1/10 GE or 1/2/4/8 FC

Expansion Module Expansion Module

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N + N Power Supplies

Out of Band Mgmt 10/100/1000

Fabric Interconnect USB Flash

N + 1 Redundant FANs

Console

Power

Entry

Power

Entry

Fan

Module

Fan

Module

Fan

Module

Fan

Module

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U

Expansion Module 32 x Fixed ports 1/10 GE or 1/2/4/8 FC

All 48 ports are UNIFIED capable

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Power

Entry

Power

Entry

Fan

Module

Fan

Module

Out of Band Mgmt 10/100/1000

Console

Fabric

Interconnect

N + N Redundant FANs N + N Power Supplies

USB Flash

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N55-M16P

* 1G Support NOW available with 5.0(3)N1(1)

N55-M8P8FP N55-M16UP

• 16 Ethernet Ports

• Ports can be configured as either

Ethernet or Fibre Channel over

Ethernet

• Ethernet operation at 1/10 Gigabit

Ethernet

• Uses existing Ethernet SFP+

Optics

• 16 “Unified Ports”

• Ports can be configured as either

Ethernet or Native FC Ports

• Ethernet operation at 1/10 Gigabit

Ethernet

• Fibre Channel operation at

8/4/2/1G

• Uses existing Ethernet SFP+ and

Cisco 8/4/2G and 4/2/1G FC Optics

• 8 Ethernet Ports + 8 Fibre Channel

Ports

• Ethernet operation at 1/10 Gigabit

Ethernet

• Fibre Channel operation at 8/4/2/1G

• Uses existing Ethernet SFP+ Cisco

8/4/2G and 4/2/1G FC Optics

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Expansion Module

16 Ports 1/10 GE

Expansion Module

8 Port FC 1/2/4/8 Gig

+ 8 Ports 1/10 GE

Fibre Channel Ethernet

Unified

Full Support for

1/2/4/8G Native

Fibre Channel

Full Support for

1G/10G and

FCoE. Support for

FEX connectivity

Flexibly provision any

port to inherit Ethernet,

Fibre Channel or

Ethernet Personalities

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New!

FEATURES BENEFITS

• Fabric extensibility with simplified management

• Optimized for Specialized Data Center workloads

BigData/Hadoop, Distributed Storage, Distributed Computing, Video Editing

• VM-Aware networking

• High Density 48 x 100M/1GE + 4x10GE SFP+

• 32MB buffer for bursty applications

• Designed for Top of Rack Access

List Price

$10,000

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N2148T 48 Port 1000M Host Interfaces

4 x 10G Uplinks

N2224TP 24 Port 100/1000M Host Interfaces

2 x 10G Uplinks

N2248TP/N2248TP-E 48 Port 100/1000M Host Interfaces

4 x 10G Uplinks

FET-10G Cost Effective Fabric Extender

Transceiver

N2232PP 32 Port 1/10G FCoE Host

Interfaces

8 x 10G Uplinks

N2232TM 32 Port 1/10GBASE-T Host Interfaces

8 x 10G Uplinks (Module)

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Model Nexus 2148T Nexus 2248 TP Nexus 2224TP Nexus 2248TP-E

Form Factor 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU

Uplink Ports 4 x 10GbE SFP+ 4 x 10GbE SFP+ 2 x 10GbE SFP+ 4 x 10GbE SFP+

Host Facing Ports 48 x 1GbE RJ45 (note: 1000BaseT only)

48 x 100/1000Base-T RJ45 24 x 100/1000Base-T RJ45 48 x 100/1000Base-T RJ45

Ingress Policing No Yes Yes Yes

Hardware queues 4 8 8 8

Host ports per port group

4 8 8 48

Ingress buffer (host to network direction)

375KB per port group 480KB per port group 480KB per port group 32MB shared with egress

Egress buffer (network to host) with 2 uplink

320KB per port group 640KB per port group 640KB per port group 32MB shared with ingress

Egress buffer (network to host) with 4 uplink

320KB per port group 800KB per per port group N/A 32MB shared

Multiple PortChannel member ports on a FEX

Not Supported Yes Yes Yes

N5K/N2K Latency ~ 7us (LIFO) ~ 4.5 us ~ 4.5 us ~ 4.5 us

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Any server to any FEX – hybrid deployments

Any Flavor of Nexus 5500

5548P/5548UP/5596UP

Any Flavor of Nexus 2000

2148T/2248TP/2224TP 2232PP/2232TM

Dual-homed Fabric Extenders

Mix of Single NIC, Active/Standby and Etherchanneled servers can

connect to same FEX

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• Externally, a Fabric looks like a single switch

• Internally, a protocol adds Fabric-wide intelligence and ties the elements together. This protocol provides in a plug-and-play fashion:

Optimal, low latency connectivity any to any

High bandwidth, high resiliency

Open management and troubleshooting

• Cisco FabricPath provides additional capabilities in term of scalability and L3 integration

FabricPath

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• Single address lookup at the ingress edge identifies the exit port across the fabric

• Traffic is then switched using the shortest path available

• Reliable L2 connectivity any to any (as if it was the same switch, no STP inside)

FabricPath

e1/2

A B

s3 s8 e1/1

MAC IF

A e1/1

… …

B s8, e1/2