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TechWiseTV WorkShops Jimmy Ray Purser

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Data Center/Cloud

Network

End Points

Internet

WAN

Video

Business

Apps

Mobile

Apps

Resource Utilization

Wasted bandwidth

Non-business applications

Inefficient application delivery

WAN Latency increases application response time

Capacity, Complexity and Reliability

Performance issues for cloud services among top three concerns*

Proliferation of edge devices

Consolidated data center and cloud environments increase reliability demands

Lack of Visibility and Control

Proliferation of apps (mobile, video, VDI)

Various deployment models (local hosting, DC, cloud)


Application Acceleration

WAAS, WAAS on SRE, WAAS-

Mobile

Network Optimization &

Utilization

WAAS-Express, ECDS

Content Distribution

ACNS, eCDS,

Application Survivability

UCS-Express, SRE, WAAS-VB

Adaptability

PfR

Virtualization and Cloud

Enablement

UCS-Express, VDS, WebEx Node

Visibility and Control

Acceleration and Optimization

Network and Application Agility

Discovery, Prioritization & Control

NBAR, SCE, QoS

Performance Monitoring

NetFlow,, NAM, PA, IP SLA

Analytics & Management

SCE, WAAS CM, NAM, Partners


Headquarters

DataCenter/Cloud

Internet

Private WAN/Inter

net Branch

Telecommuter

WAN Edge

• End users

• Inconsistent experience across branch, campus and off-prem locations

• Unpredictable response times

• IT Admins

• Adhoc& complex trouble shooting

• Soaring support and equipment costs

• Improper capacity planning

• Lack of coordinated view across Network and App Admins



Application

aware DRE

• Improved Performance

(traditional, emerging and

cloud based applications)

• Fair performance

amongst branches

• Improved overall

bandwidth utilization

Integrated APM

• Increased Visibility into

Application and network

performance

• Improve operational and

management efficiency

• Rapid detection of

application performance

issues

4.4

High Availability

enhancements

• Improved WCCP timers for HA

• Multiple WCCP service groups

improving optimization performance

WCCP

ECDS on VB

• Complete WAN optimization +

Video CDN solution

• Hierarchical CDN with

advanced prepositioning and

dedicated Video cache

• Scheduled events (live and

multicast)


email

Application-aware Adaptive DRE Cache

•Dynamically adapts to traffic flow

• Directional traffic - destination cache

• Transactional traffic - both caches

• Lowest latency

• Improved cache utilization

• Optimal compression

DRE

Branch2

Video LZ

DRE

LZ LZ

email

VDI

Video

email

VDI

Video DRE

Branch1 Data Center WAN

Transactional

Directional

Signatures

Signatures

Signatures

4.4



Optimization enabled

• Improved visibility to application performance

• Effective integrated Management & monitoring

• Rapid analysis of application performance issues

4.4


• IOS Performance Agent (IOS PA) provides visibility into application and network performance

Available as software feature in base IOS image

Supported hardware - 880, 890, and ISR G2

• Collect ART (Application Response Time) metrics and report to Cisco NAM or partner reporting tool

• Can be deployed standalone or with WAAS Express

• When deployed with WAAS Express, will also report WAAS optimization statistics

• Consists of FNF and C3PL user interface

Available

15.1(4)M

Cisco NAM with Software 5.1

Cisco Performance Agent

ISR Platforms


NAM Product

Family

SPAN ERSPAN RSPAN NetFlow CEF VACL WAAS

Cisco Prime NAM for Nexus 1010)

NAM 2200 Series Appliance

Cisco Prime NAM for WAAS VB

The unique design of the NAM combines a rich set of embedded data collection and performance analytics with a remotely accessible, Web-

based management console, all on a single blade or appliance

Integrated Management & Reporting Console

PA

+ Availability mid-2011

Cat65xx/C76xxNAM1, NAM2 Blades Cat65xxNAM3 Blade+

Cisco Prime NAM for ISRG2SRE

Cisco ISR/G2 NAM Blade

Available

Today

Orderable

in June


Prepackaged

Dashboards Historical Analysis

Standardized

Application Identifier

Packet Error Scan

Standards-based API

WAAS Central

Manager Integration

Site-based Monitoring

Cisco Performance

Agent Reporting


EnablingNetFlowin the Wiring Closet

• Enabling Line Rate Services

Line rate (40G) Flexible NetFlow for Application Performance solutions

Line rate (40G) MACSec encryption

• Operational Simplicity

Investment protection and extensibility of 3K-X family

SFP+ allows use as 1G or 10G

• High performance

Custom Hardware for NetFlow monitoring

No impact on packet forwarding performance & latency

32K flows supported

• Flexibility

User-defined flow records reusable in different flow monitors for different applications

Supports Flexible NetFlow version 9

C3KX-SM-10G

FCS in

Aug,

CY11


• Scalability

Supervisor 2T provides up to 13M Netflow entries per system to scale Netflowcollection

• Optimal CPU Utilization

Supervisor 2T with 12.2(50)SY software supports a Yielding NDE capability to provide more optimal CPU utilization when using NDE

• Sampled NetFlow

The Supervisor 2T supports several hardware-based sampling methods that allow for efficient utilization of Netflow TCAM in high-flow backbone environments

• Flexibility

User-defined flow records reusable in different flow monitors for different applications

Supports Flexible NetFlow version 9

FCS in

July,

CY11


Deep

Inspection

Visibility Control

DPI of packet

contents up to L7.

Inspect ~1000

protocols and

sub-protocols using

advanced

classification

mechanisms

Get visibility into

network users and

traffic pattern &

capacity & trends

Smarter decisions

on how to handle

network traffic-Per

application and per

user prioritization

and control

IOS XE

3.4S

(July’11)


WAN

Extend virtualization management to branch offices

Centralized control at every level of virtual infrastructure

Streamline, standardize, and automate remote infrastructure

Branch Office

UCS Express

Branch Office

UCS Express

Branch Office

UCS Express

Data Center

UCS

VMware vCenter

Server

FCS in

July,

CY11


Virtual Appliances

Automated Remote Device Management

IP Address Management

Log Management

Manage, Control, Comply

Virtual Appliances

Fax over IP

Network Analysis

Communicate, Analyze, Troubleshoot

Virtualization

Computing Networking

Cisco UCS Express

Microsoft Windows

Server

Linux

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Clients

Network

VDS

Sources Media Directly

Provides Local Stream

Splitting/Multicast

Local Interactive Media Call

Termination

Reduces

Bandwidth

Explosion

Improves

Delivery

Performance

Reduces Jitter

Q3, CY11

Two form factors: VDS Gateway on ISR-G2(SRE) and Appliance


Desktop Protocol

Sessions

Monitor and

Troubleshoot (Netflowv9,

ERSPAN)

Network Management

QoS and

Policies

Enables Conventional Network Management

for VDI Traffic

VDS


WAN

Agg

Core

DC Agg

Internet WAN-1

WAN-2

NF

QoS

NBAR

NF

NF

NF

QoS

NBAR

NF

QoS

NAM

QoS NF

Enterprise Application (MSFT, Oracle)

optimization across DC/Branch using

WAAS, WAAS Express, and WAAS

Mobile

Visibility into Enterprise Apps using

Netflow, NBAR, NAM, Partners( CA

NetQoS). Integration of WAAS

reporting with NAM

Server consolidation in the branch

with UCS Express on ISR-

G2. Deploying DHCP/DNS services

on UCS Express.

QoS and PfR recommendations

Branch Office

NBAR

NF

QoS

WAAS

Telecommuter WAAS

Mobile UCS X

PfR

WCM NetQoS

WCCP

VPN

WAAS-M


WAN Aggregation

WAN-1

WAN-2

Request sent

via HSRP

Active Router

Internet

Traffic Classified

and Marked

using NBAR/QoS

Traffic Optimized

by WAAS

Oracle Traffic

Routes to

Preferred Path

using PfR

Traffic Prioritized

using QoS and

forwarded over

WAN

Core

DC Agg

Traffic Routed via

Enterprise Core to

the Data Center

Traffic redirected

to WAAS

Traffic forwarded

to WAAS-M after

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NF NF

NF NF

NF NAM Captures the

Server Traffic

NAM WAAS CM


WAN Aggregation

WAN-1

WAN-2

Internet

Traffic Optimized

by WAAS Traffic Prioritized

using QoS and

forwarded over WAN

Core

DC Agg Traffic redirected

to WAAS

Traffic forwarded

to client after

encryption

NF NF

NF NF

NF NAM Captures the

Server-Client Traffic

NAM WAAS CM Traffic Classified

and Marked at

Server/Switch layer

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