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1 OVERVIEW Carrier businesses are changing dramatically as opera- tors have found it essential to increase their service velocity and reduce both capex and opex. At the same time, they must continue to provide carrier-class reliabil- ity, high levels of security, and bandwidth scalability-on- demand, particularly to business customers. Software- Defined Networking (SDN) enabled solutions promise significant benefits to operators on all these dimensions. Next generation enterprise Packet Transport Networks (ePTN) are a particularly fertile area for introducing SDN-enabled innovations in the areas of: Centrally managing thousands of end points. Centrally managing different vendor networks. Automated network provisioning and management. Open hardware and software solutions This demonstration provides an example of using Open SDN components in such a next-generation network: Open-source Controller (Ryu) Open-source Agent (Indigo) Open source applications The ONF FAWG* compliant Table Type Patterns (TTPs) Network processor and switch ASICS BENEFITS OF OF-DPA IN THIS DEMO Multiple network elements, including CPE and hub nodes, can be centrally controlled in SDN-enabled backhaul networks. Existing CPE and hub devices using industry-leading Broadcom silicon can be repurposed as SDN-compli- ant nodes, allowing customers to leverage their exist- ing hardware assets. Standard OpenFlow 1.3 controllers can be used to program network elements. OpenFlow enabled networks can leverage rich ser- vice provider features available in hardware. TECHNICAL BRIEF Demonstration of End-to-End SDN-Enabled Enterprise Packet Transport Networks Adaptation layer for OpenFlow 1.3.x to program Broadcom switches for SDN Enables OpenFlow at scale — uses ASIC tables Implements OpenFlow Multi-table Pipeline using ONF TTP Specifica- tions Architected for portability across multi- ple Broadcom switch families (StrataXGS ® , StrataDNX™) Enables OEMs and ODMs to offer OpenFlow 1.3.x support on their deployed platforms via a software upgrade Rich API library allowing for integra- tion with OpenFlow 1.3.x agent and implementation of popular SDN use cases. Enables rich datacenter and service provider SDN use cases on a broad range of Broadcom networking plat- forms Broadcom OpenFlow Data Plane Abstraction (OF-DPA) * Open Networking Foundation (ONF) Forwarding Abstractions Working Group (FAWG) Metro PTN NETWORK SWITCH Mobile Core Internet Core Backbone PTN Hub GbE/ 10GbE Rings CPE 40GbE/ 100GbE Rings 100GbE Hub Hub PTN Access PTN Aggregation PTN Core ePTN LTE eNodeB GbE LTE eNodeB GbE GbE CPE CPE Metro Access Metro Aggregation GbE GbE GbE GbE Business Clients asdfs PTN Network Diagram

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OVERVIEWCarrier businesses are changing dramatically as opera-tors have found it essential to increase their service velocity and reduce both capex and opex. At the same time, they must continue to provide carrier-class reliabil-ity, high levels of security, and bandwidth scalability-on-demand, particularly to business customers. Software-Defined Networking (SDN) enabled solutions promise significant benefits to operators on all these dimensions.

Next generation enterprise Packet Transport Networks (ePTN) are a particularly fertile area for introducing SDN-enabled innovations in the areas of:

• Centrally managing thousands of end points.

• Centrally managing different vendor networks.

• Automated network provisioning and management.

• Open hardware and software solutions

This demonstration provides an example of using Open SDN components in such a next-generation network:

• Open-source Controller (Ryu)

• Open-source Agent (Indigo)

• Open source applications

• The ONF FAWG* compliant Table Type Patterns (TTPs)

• Network processor and switch ASICS

BENEFITS OF OF-DPA IN THIS DEMO• Multiple network elements, including CPE and hub

nodes, can be centrally controlled in SDN-enabled backhaul networks.

• Existing CPE and hub devices using industry-leading Broadcom silicon can be repurposed as SDN-compli-ant nodes, allowing customers to leverage their exist-ing hardware assets.

• Standard OpenFlow 1.3 controllers can be used to program network elements.

• OpenFlow enabled networks can leverage rich ser-vice provider features available in hardware.

TECHNICAL BRIEFDemonstration of End-to-End SDN-Enabled Enterprise Packet Transport Networks

• Adaptation layer for OpenFlow 1.3.x to program Broadcom switches for SDN

• Enables OpenFlow at scale — uses ASIC tables

• Implements OpenFlow Multi-table Pipeline using ONF TTP Specifica-tions

• Architected for portability across multi-ple Broadcom switch families (StrataXGS®, StrataDNX™)

• Enables OEMs and ODMs to offer OpenFlow 1.3.x support on their deployed platforms via a software upgrade

• Rich API library allowing for integra-tion with OpenFlow 1.3.x agent and implementation of popular SDN use cases.

• Enables rich datacenter and service provider SDN use cases on a broad range of Broadcom networking plat-forms

Broadcom OpenFlow Data Plane Abstraction (OF-DPA)

* Open Networking Foundation (ONF) Forwarding Abstractions Working Group (FAWG)

Metro PTN

NETWORK SWITCH

Mobile Core

Internet Core

Backbone PTN

Hub

GbE/10GbERings

CPE

40GbE/100GbERings

100GbE

Hub

Hub

PTNAccess PTN

AggregationPTNCore

ePTN

LTEeNodeB

GbE

LTEeNodeB

GbE

GbE

CPE

CPE

Metro Access

MetroAggregation

GbE

GbE

GbE

GbE

Business Clients

asdfs

PTN Network Diagram

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Broadcom Corporation5300 California Avenue, Irvine, CA 92617

Phone: 949-926-5000 • Fax: [email protected]

SDN_ePTN-TB100-R

April 21, 2015

TECHNICAL BRIEF | Demonstration of End-to-End SDN-Enabled Enterprise Packet Transport Networks

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Demo Configuration

Demo Flow

PW1 + LSP2

PW1 + LSP1

Video Server·Working EPL service: PW1, LSP1· Protection EPL service: PW1, LSP2· CCM on both working and protection paths· APS on protection path

Video Client

Policy

Topology Route Resources...OpenFlow, python-xmlrpc

DomainController

Hub

CPECPE

Hub

PW1 LSP

DEMO COMPONENTS• CPE node (with Broadcom SoC)

• Hub node (with Broadcom switch ASIC)

• Ryu SDN controller supporting the OpenFlow protocol 1.3.x running on an x86 host

• Multiple applications running on the Ryu controller (provided by both Broadcom and the open source community)

• XML-RPC for configuration

• Project Floodlight – Indigo

• Broadcom-provided OpenFlow Data Plane Abstraction — OF-DPA 2.0

O F-DPA

Agent (O penFlow, RPCXM L)

Protection APS EngineM PLS-TP O AM Engine

Broadcom Sw itch

Netw ork App & SDN Controller

Netw ork Node

1...N

Reg. Access

1. Config LSP.2. Config VPW S.3. Config OAM and APS

O penFlow 1.3.1 or above rpcxm l

DEMO FLOWDemo setup is done by the Ryu controller using Open-Flow and python-xmlrpc.

• Set up a working virtual private wire service between two CPE nodes going through a hub node.

• Set up a protection service between the same two CPE nodes going through a second hub node.

• Enable OAM messages (CCM) on both working and protection paths.

• The CPE and Hub nodes are configured as OpenFlow switches running Broadcom OF-DPA software.

• Send traffic on the working path (from a video server).

• Force a fault on the working path.

• The system switches to the protection path within 50 ms.

• The protection switching event is reported via Open-Flow.

Please contact Broadcom at [email protected] for additional details on:

• OF-DPA 2.0 software package and documentation

• SDN-enabled ePTN and other use cases