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Global MPLS Networks and the use of Extended-Net Networks Rex Stover Vice President, Enterprise Americas www.pccwglobal.com

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Global MPLS Networks and the use of Extended-Net Networks

Rex StoverVice President, Enterprise Americas

www.pccwglobal.com

Agenda

Company OverviewTechnology Overview h Extended-net strategyh MPLS Overview: Benefits and Performanceh MPLS InterCarrier Interconnects h How ICIs work?h How ICIs work?

Putting it Into Practice Case StudiesCase Studiesh Global leader in consumer productsh Global leader in the supply of electronic componentsGlobal leader in the supply of electronic components

Summary and Conclusion

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PCCW Global – Connected with Your WorldCompany OverviewCompany Overview

PCCW Global provides integrated global communications solutions, as a wholly-owned operating division of PCCW Limited.Worldwide coverage: h Centers in Hong Kong, Herndon, Virginia - US, London - UK and Dubai – UAE; Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia and the

Americas, – PCCW Global serves the voice and data needs of multinational enterprises, as well as the operational requirements of service providers

h R h i th 1 000 iti d 100 t ih Reach in more than 1,000 cities and 100 countriesResilient Global Infrastructure & Robust Network:h Fully redundant and resilienth Technology-independent, MPLS-based NGN provides the highest levels of availability, reliability, efficiency, security, flexibility

d lit f i ti hgy p p g y y y y y

and quality of service – anytime, anywhereService Excellence:h Regional and global projects teams for on-the-ground supporth 24 x 7 network operation centers to guarantee speed restoration & ensure high service qualityp g p g q yh Competitive SLAs in emerging markets

Innovative Solutions with Leading-edge Technology:h The widest range of integrated communications solutionsh Fully meshed IP fiber and satellite networkh Fully-meshed IP, fiber and satellite networkh Data and voice solutions, cost-effective value-added & managed services, network-monitoring: all based on leading-edge

technologies

PCCW Global Product Portfolio

Extended-Net Strategy

Customers want to work with one carrier for all their global telecommunications needs.Is there a true global telecommunications carrier?hEconomic downturn preventing large scale network implementationshRegulatory issueshTesting the waters in a new, and potentially, emerging market

One PoP vs two InterCarrier Interconnects (ICIs) argument( ) gICIs to supplement network facilities or for strengthening global offering with local top-quality partners.g y

Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS)

MPLS allows for Voice, Video, and Data traffic , ,to be prioritized on the same port.

Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) fuses Frame Relay Becoming Obsolete

Limited Vendor Supportg ( )

the intelligence of routing with the performance of switching

Support

ATM ComplexityCost

Private Lines ScalabilityRouting is based on the label in the MPLS

header instead of the IP header. Routers in a network build routing tables similar to those

Private Lines ScalabilityCost

IP Connectionless Service (No guarantee of service)network build routing tables similar to those

used for IP, but instead of an IP address, the routing tables contain label numbers.

guarantee of service)No Traffic Engineering

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MPLS Overview

IETF RFC 4364 (2547bis)Combined with proposals from Cisco, IBM, and Toshiba circa 1997MPLS packets can run on other L2 technologies such as ATM, FR, p gPPP, Ethernet.

MPLS allows for the creation of secure policy-based VPNs over a MPLS allows for the creation of secure, policy based VPNs over a variety of underlying networks across multiple carriers.

MPLS Benefits and Performance

Quality of Service (QoS): The overall performance of the network supported by SLAs. SLAs. h SLA terms include: Availability, Packet loss, Latency, and Jitter.

Class of Service (CoS): The ability to differentiate and treat packets differently based on importance and time sensitivitybased on importance and time sensitivityh Class of Service allows for MPLS users to prioritize different types of data depending

on their requirements and applications.

Most carriers offer anywhere between 3-6 different levels of CoS.

Gold Level: Voice traffic, HPBX

Silver+: Streaming Video, Mission critical data, PCCW’s High-Definition Video Conference solution

Sil O l SAP d th b i iti l li tiSilver: Oracle, SAP, and other business critical applications

Bronze: Email, http, etc.

MPLS InterCarrier Interconnects

RFC 4364 describes multiple methodologies of connecting autonomous systems autonomous systems. MPLS ICIs (formerly known as NNIs) allow for two carriers to seamlessly expand their network to provide VPNs in locations seamlessly expand their network to provide VPNs in locations where they do not manage owned facilities.ICIs allow for regional carriers to offer global services to their g gcustomers.Scable, secure, proven method to expand into a developing region.Relationship-basedhSLAs, Procedures, Pricing, CoS Mapping, etc. all is negotiated prior to

i l i d i d d i l b iimplementation and is updated on continual basis.

How ICI’s Work?

PCCW Global MPLS VPN Service Concept

Customer’s View

Partner’s Network PCCW Global Network PCCW Global’s ViewPCCW Global s View

Putting it Into Practice

Multiple Regional Network Providers vs. One Network Provider with Extended Reachh Comparable Costsh Comparable Costs

– ICIs require minimal infrastructure investments or expensive backhauls.– Dealing with one Carrier instead of multiple Carriers allows for IT to cut down on cycles.

Ensure that One Network Provider has experience with providing a seamless network solution.h Successful ICIs require 2-4 months of negotiations between Carriers before

implementation.

Implementation Timeframesh Request for Proposal: 1-3 monthsh Decision: 1-3 monthsDecision: 1 3 monthsh Implementation: 3-8 months (dependant on the size and locations of VPN)

Putting it Into Practice – What to look for?

SLAshSingle SLA across multiple networks – pre-negotiated.

PerformancehRound-trip delay (RTD) should be very comparable.hMost carriers have performance information via Web portal.Most carriers have performance information via Web portal.

RedundancyhReview network maps and request specific routes for diversity if requiredhReview network maps and request specific routes for diversity if required.

CoverageC i i ICI f l i d f ti h t th hCarriers using ICIs for longer periods of time have greater coverage than those “going it alone” or just implementing their first ICI.

Case Study # 1A Global Company: oral care, health and household productsA Global Company: oral care, health and household products

PCCW Global Solution:Ph 1 9 Chi it ith ti it t US h b Phase 1: 9 China sites with connectivity to US hub Phase 2: 4 Vietnam sitesPhase 3: 34 India sitesPhase 4: 6 sites in central AsiaMigrated from MCI / CT FR network onto IP-VPN within 3 monthsAdopt Phased approach with parallel run during migrationAdopt Phased approach with parallel run during migration.

PCCW Global Strength: One stop shop – hassle free OSS service and solution (local loop ordering One stop shop hassle free OSS service and solution (local loop ordering, network management, router management & monitoring, etc.)Cost-effective solution with any-to-any connectivity (NNI to partners with one MPLS cloud)Rich Project Management experience, especially for ChinaGlobal account management team coverage

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Case Study # 1PCCW Global Network Solution

AzerbaijanAzerbaijanBelarusBelarus GeorgiaGeorgia

KazakhstanKazakhstan

Phase 4Phase 46 sites6 sites

PCCW Global Network Solution

Phase 1Phase 19 sites9 sites

Phase 2Phase 2EMEAEMEA

UkraineUkraine UzbekistanUzbekistan

Phase 2Phase 24 sites4 sites

ChinaChinaVietnamVietnam

EMEAEMEA

MPLSMPLSHKHK

MPLSMPLS

USAUSAIndiaIndia

DR SiteDR Site

USAUSAPrimary SitePrimary Site

Phase 3Phase 334 sites34 sites Email ServerEmail Server

Case Study # 2A Global leader in the supply of electronic componentsA Global leader in the supply of electronic components

PCCW Global Solution:Phase 1: 11 China sites with connectivity to Montreal hub Phase 1: 11 China sites with connectivity to Montreal hub Phase 2: 3 India sitesPhase 3: 3 Pacific sitesPhase 4 14 Rest of Asia sitesPhase 4: 14 Rest of Asia sitesMigrated from BT / CT ILC, FR networks onto MPLS within 3 monthsAdopt Phased approach with parallel run during migration.

PCCW Global Strength:One stop shop – hassle free OSS service and solution (local loop ordering, network management router management & monitoring etc )management, router management & monitoring, etc.)Cost-effective solution with any-to-any connectivity (NNI to partners with one MPLS cloud) with consistent SLA for existing & future growth applications, including voice & videoRich Project Management experience, for China and Asia Pacificj g pGlobal account management team coverage

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Mumbai 1984kbps

V35

Bangalore 1984kbps

V35Qingdao

Tianjin 1984kbps V35

Montreal 50Mbps Ethernet

Montreal 50Mbps Ethernet

(backup)

Phase 1 11 Phase 1 11 SitesSites

Phase 2 3 Phase 2 3 SitesSites

Tokyo 1984kbps

V35

V35V35New Delhi 1984kbps

V35

Beijing

Qingdao

TianjinCDC 1984kbps

V35

NJ 1984kbps V35

GZ 1984kbps V35

Beijing 1984kbps V35

Qingdao 1984kbps V35 Shenzhen

1984kbps V35

Telus MPLS

SitesSites

V35

Osaka 1984kbps

V35

Penang 1984kb

Bharti MPLS

India

China Telecom

Chengdu

Xiamen

Shanghai

NanjingGuangzhou

Beijing Tianjin

Shenzhen

Chengdu

Xiamen 1984kbps V35

SHG 1984kbps V35

V35 MPLS

Tokyo

KL

1984kbps V35

KL 1984kbps

V35

Taipei AS3491 TNZI MPLS

Suzhou

Suzhou 1984kbps V35

Chengdu 1984kbps V35

Taipeip

1984kbps V35

Hsinchu 1984kbps

V35

Hong Kong

Hong Kong Seoul

SG1 SG2

AS3491 MPLS

SoulAustralia MPLS

MPLS

Christchurch 2Mbps Ethernet (TNZI

provides managed router) BKKManila Hong Kong

1984kbps V35

Seoul 1984kbps

V35Daegu

SG1EQX

SG2NTP

Melbourne

router)

Sydney2M Ethernet

BKK

Phase 4 Phase 4 14 Sites14 Sites

Manila

PE

Customer-provided CE

KEY

Local Loop Circuit (LLC)

1984kbps V35

Warehouse 1984kbps

V35

Asia HQ 10Mbps Fast

EthernetBangkok 1984kbps

V35

Philippines/Manila

1984kbps V35

2M Ethernet

NOL Buig 1984kbps

V35Phase 3 3 Phase 3 3

SitesSitesV35

Summary

MPLS has become more ubiquitously available globally.MPLS Intra Carrier Interconnects allow Enterprises to build their network with one carrier that can provide services globally.Carriers using an ICI Strategy allow Enterprises to focus on their business rather than managing numerous global carriers.Critical issues to look at in the carrier selection process are:h ICI partner depth and experiencep p phRedundant connectionshEnd-to-end SLA’s

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Thank You

Rex StoverVice President, Enterprise Americas

www.pccwglobal.com