D2-01-Ethernet the World Day 2 FINAL.ppt

10.30 am

2MEF – NXTcomm 2008

Panel Members

Zeev DraerVP product strategy [email protected]

David Cleary, Ph.D. Director, Advanced [email protected]

Craig WaldropSenior Product [email protected]

Jeff BrownVice President Carrier [email protected]

3NXTcomm 2008

The Growth of the Carrier Ethernet Market

Zeev Draer

MRV


Worldwide revenue for Business Ethernet Services mounts steadily to nearly $31 billion by 2012.

• Double-digit annual growth across all geographic regional markets: Asia/Pacific, EMEA, N.A.

• Service providers are committed to Ethernet as the ubiquitous standard for network service connectivity

• Ethernet equipment vendors are actively enabling this important transition.

• (www.verticalsystems.com).

Worldwide Business Ethernet Services


“Ethernet Is Mature for Deployment”

• Based on 2007 Infonetics study– 27 service providers

around the globe with avg. $15B revenue

• Much progress compared to 2 years ago

• 93% are using Ethernet collector rings

• Nearly ¾ have Ethernet overlay networks

• Over half see savings of 11%-40% using Ethernet

Ethernet is Mature for Carrier

Class Deployments

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Infonetics

6NXTcomm 2008

Growth of Carrier Ethernet Services and Availability

Craig WaldropReliance Group


Vertical Markets Adopting Carrier Ethernet

Healthcare, Finance, Education, Government, Media

Principal Applications• Site-to-site access, server consolidation, disaster

recovery, software as a service (SaaS), service orientated architecture (SOA), Internet access, distributed imaging, converged networking

Benefits• Scalability, control, reliability, performance, data center

& server consolidation, expedites and enables new applications

• Cost reduction, revenue acceleration

Carrier Ethernet brings significant business benefits to mission critical applications in Top Market Sectors


Carrier Ethernet: Two Service Types

• E-Line Service used to create– Ethernet Private Lines– Virtual Private Lines– Ethernet Internet Access

• E-LAN Service used to create– Multipoint L2 VPNs– Transparent LAN Service– Foundation for IPTV and

Multicast networks etc.

E-Line Service type

E-LAN Service type

Point-to-Point EVC

Carrier Ethernet Network

Multipoint-to-Multipoint EVC


Carrier Ethernet Scope and Reach

SoHo & Residential Triple-PlaySmall/Medium BusinessEnterprise Clients Mobile data/video

HD TV, TVoD, VoD, Content Providers

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Gaming, DR, ERP Voice/VideoTelephony

Internet information & Software apps

Host applications, Consolidated

Servers

Carrier Ethernet Carrier Ethernet wire-line and mobile backhaul

with copper, fiber , cable, wireless access network delivery


Availability: Still a Key Challenge

Sources: Vertical Systems 2007 & 2008

Many businesses still list lack of geographic availability as a key factor in their purchasing decision

11MEF – NXTcomm 2008 Sources: Vertical Systems 2007 & 2008

Fiber availability is steadily improving, but not quickly enough to keep up with demand

Availability: Still a Key Challenge


Measuring the Success of Carrier Ethernet

• 5-year revenue CAGRs:– CES: 21%; Routers: 7% ; – EoS: 1%; WDM: 22%; EADs: 45%; Ethernet microwave: 67%

• 5-year revenue: $93B

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Infonetics Research, Metro Ethernet Equipment Market Share and Forecasts, April 2008

13NXTcomm 2008

Update on MEF Activities

Jeff Brown

Suddenlink


MEF Membership Growth

2008 Membership exceeds 140

• Significant progress for maturity

• Massive adoption worldwide

• Customers determined to get mainly Ethernet Services

• Expansion of Carrier Ethernet into Mobile Backhaul Networks & MSOs


MEF Certified Companies

TM

MEF Certification Lab

Growth Continues: 70+ Certified Services, 400 Certified Systems, 1000s tests

19 Service Providers Certified

56 Equipment Manufacturers Certified

May 2008


Standardization - Status of IA & Tech Spec

• Ethernet Services at the UNI – MEF 9• Traffic Management – MEF 14• Circuit Emulation Services –MEF 18• UNI Type 1 MEF 19• UNI Type 2 - Draft • NID - Draft• E-NNI - Draft

Operators

Vendors


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Specifications Timeline

MEF 16MEF 4

MEF 2

MEF 3

MEF 6

MEF 7

MEF 8

MEF 10

MEF 11

MEF 12

MEF 13

MEF 14

MEF 15

ELMIArchitecture

Protection

Circuit Emulation

Service Definitions

EMS-NMS

Circuit Emulation

UNI Framework

UNI-IA

Traffic ManagementTest Suite

Management

Architecture

Service Attributes Phase 1

MEF 9Services Test Suite

MEF 10.1Service AttributesPhase 2

MEF 17Service OAM

MEF 18Circuit Emulation

Services Test SuiteMEF 19

UNI Type 1 Test Suite

2008

MEF 6.1

Ethernet Service Definitions Phase 2


MEF Technical Committee Work Dashboard

MEF Standards Process and Legend

ApprovedDraft

ApprovedSpecification

TSTechnical SpecificationIA Implementation Agreement comments

LetterBallot

Working Document

StrawBallots

StableDocument

MEF 18 Abstract Test Suite for CES over Ethernet (TS)

MEF 16 – Ethernet Local Management Interface E-LMI (TS)

MEF 11 - UNI Framework and Requirements (TS)

MEF 3 – Circuit Emulation Service Requirements (TS)

UNI Type 2 (IA)

MEF 19 Abstract Test Suite for UNI Type 1 (TS)

MEF 17 Service OAM Requirements and Framework (TS)

MEF 12 – Metro Ethernet Network Architecture Framework Part 2: Ethernet Services Layer (TS)

MEF 8 Emulation of PDH over MENs (IA)

MEF 14 – Abstract Test Suite for Traffic Management Phase 1 (TS)

MEF 15 – Requirements for Management of Metro Ethernet Phase 1 – Network Elements (TS)

MEF 4 – Metro Ethernet Network Architecture Framework Part 1: Generic Framework (TS)

MEF 9 – Abstract Test Suite for Ethernet Services at the UNI (TS)

MEF 7 – EMS - NMS Information Model (TS)

MEF 2 – Protection Framework and Requirements (TS)

MEF 6.1 – Ethernet Services Definitions Phase 2 (TS)

Abstract Test Suite for E-NNI (TS)

MEF 13 – User Network Interface Type 1 (IA)

MEF 10.1 Ethernet Services Attributes Phase 2 (TS)

UNI Type 2 Test Suite (TS) Part 1 link OAM

External NNI (E-NNI) Phase 1 (TS)

Test and Measurement AreaManagement AreaArchitecture AreaService Area

NID Specification (TS)

Mobile Backhaul (IA)

Service OAM Fault Management (IA)

Ethernet Service Constructs (TS)

Classes of Service (IA)

UNI Type 2 Test Suite (TS) Part 2 E-LMI

Service OAM Performance Management (IA)

MEF 10.1 Update:Attribute Enhancements

ApprovedDraft

NewProject

* MEF 10.1 replaced MEF 10. which replaced MEF 1 and MEF 5. MEF 6.1 replaced MEF 6

EMS-NMS Information Model (TS) Phase 2


MEF TV Interactive Tools & Information Center

• Technical specifications, marketing presentations and supporting technical and marketing information

• Service Provider Tool Kit• NEW MEF TV• NEW Global Services Directory


New Global Services Directory

• Business Users– Find Carrier Ethernet services anywhere in the world.

• Service Providers (Carriers/MSOs)– Find a partner to build a global Carrier Ethernet service.

21NXTcomm 2008

Looking Forward

David Cleary, Ph.D

CALIX


Continued MEF Growth and Influence

• MEF has helped the market maturity of Carrier Ethernet through building Service Provider awareness and adoption of Carrier Ethernet

• Now focused on building awareness and adoption in the Enterprise

• MEF has grown substantially in Europe in 2007 and 2008

• Focusing on Asia in 2008 and 2009 with great demand for MEF Implementation Agreements, Technical Specifications and Certifications


Eventual Goal Is IP Transformed Network

• IP-MPLS-Ethernet for applications

– Data services

• Ethernet for packet transport

– Efficient packet transport

– Low cost interfaces

• Packet optical transport

– Connection Oriented Ethernet (COE) tunnels

– Flexible light paths with ROADM, OTN, ASON

– Service transparency: SONET/SDH, TDM, packet

Data Services: IP/MPLS/Ethernet

Packet Transport:Fused Ethernet WDM

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IP Transformed Network Using Ethernet Transport

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What is ahead of us …?

• Connection oriented Ethernet (COE) is required to displace and replace SONET/SDH with packet IP/Ethernet

– PBT, PBB-TE, T-MPLS, L2MPLS are leading candidates for COE (may be others)

• Synchronous Ethernet will arrive 2008-2009 in select CES, router, and EAD products where clock and timing synchronization is required

– Important challenge for Mobile Backhaul



What is ahead of us …?

40GE will appear sometime in the next 2 years

– Standards are the prerequisite for 40GE products and market

– 40GE standards are on track for completion in 2010, so standards-based products will arrive at the earliest in 2010

100GE will also appear in about 2 years, first in expensive proprietary form, then in standards form in 2011

– 100GE is part of the 100G standards processes along with 40GE

– There are more technical problems to solve to achieve market ready 100GE products than 40GE



In Summary….

• Ethernet Services are flourishing• Global standardization is

well on its way – led by MEF• MEF continues to execute and expand the necessary

technical and marketing programs to meet industry needs

27NXTcomm 2008

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