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    Delivering Carrier Ethernet Services: Jon Lundstrom WSTA 2007

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    The document discusses carrier Ethernet services and technologies including Provider Backbone Bridging (PBB) and Provider Backbone Bridging with Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE). It summarizes the market drivers for these services, how the standards work, and how they provide benefits like service and network scalability, traffic engineering, quality of service, and efficient multicast distribution. Nortel's carrier Ethernet solution is said to provide cost-effective packetized transport, resiliency, security, and quality of awareness using these technologies to deliver all service types over a single converged network.

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    The document discusses carrier Ethernet services and technologies including Provider Backbone Bridging (PBB) and Provider Backbone Bridging with Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE). It summarizes the market drivers for these services, how the standards work, and how they provide benefits like service and network scalability, traffic engineering, quality of service, and efficient multicast distribution. Nortel's carrier Ethernet solution is said to provide cost-effective packetized transport, resiliency, security, and quality of awareness using these technologies to deliver all service types over a single converged network.

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    Delivering Carrier Ethernet Services

    Jon Lundstrom

    WSTA 2007

    Objectives
    > Network evolution drivers and new revenue opportunities
    > What is 802.1ah (PBB) and 802.1Qay (PBB-TE) ? > How will new Ethernet OAM standards help carriers? > Networking Architecture Considerations > What about MPLS?

    Market Drivers Dictate Requirements in Todays Era of Hyperconnectivity

    Demands on the Network > 1 Trillion networked devices within 15 years > 10 devices per person by 2010 > IPTV, VOD, and more drive bandwidth demand of 60%+ per year over next 5 years > Millions of service instances per metro, all with varying bandwidth and QoS demands

    Networking Requirements > Service scalability Tens of thousands of subscribers per metro/region > Network scalability - >10 Mbps services per subscriber

    > Carrier Grade infrastructure Reliable, Secure, QoS aware


    > Network efficiency Point to point, multicast/broadcast

    > Multiple service traffic patterns per metro, requiring new thinking to be transported efficiently
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    > Simplified operational paradigm that converges systems and processes

    One Network, All Services


    Business Services Triple Play

    Wireless Backhaul

    >ELINE, ELAN, ETREE >Data transport and storage >Efficient multicast distribution

    >Traffic engineering for low latency/ loss /jitter >Efficient broadcast distribution >PSTN 5 9s resiliency for Voice and Video >High bandwidth demands 100s of SD/HD channels

    >Traffic engineering for low latency/ loss /jitter >Scalability to support 100s of channels of HD >PSTN 5 9s resiliency

    One Converged network for all services


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    Metro Marketplace
    2004-2007 Landscape The world is migrating to packet to address next-generation needs:
    > > > > Lowest cost per bit transport (CAPEX/OPEX) Scalable and flexible services with SLAs Traffic engineering & resource reservation High level of resiliency

    Everyone wants Ethernet to meet these needs:


    > > > > Fact 1: Ethernet is the physical interface
    Cant beat per port costs, bandwidth, simplicity

    Fact 2: L2 Ethernet services taking over the metro:


    corporate services, residential TV, wireless backhaul are all flavors of Ethernet P2P, A2A or PMP services

    Fact 3: Ethernet over any media, Any service over Ethernet Fact 4: Legacy Ethernet does not meet all next-generation needs

    There are several options to deliver Ethernet services. Which is the best way?
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    Provider Backbone Bridge (PBB) Introduction


    IEEE 802.1ah is the
    Provider Backbone Bridge standard under development
    Also known as Mac In Mac (MiM) encapsulation
    Driven by Nortel and Cisco Recent support by several other vendors

    Service Scalability
    service

    - Up to 16 Million identifiers between customer and provider domains

    Customer Separation Clear demarcation

    Core MAC Scalability Elimination of Mac


    explosions

    Security

    Transparency to customer BPDUs

    802.1ad Interfaces Provider Bridge Network (802.1ad)

    Provider Backbone Bridge Network (802.1ah) 802.1ah Interfaces

    Provider Bridge Network (802.1ad)

    Provider Backbone Bridging with Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE) Introduction


    IEEE 802.1Qay is the
    Provider Backbone Bridging with Traffic Engineering standard under development
    Also known as PBT
    Invented by Nortel and BT in 2005 Recent support by several other vendors Being deployed today!

    Resiliency Trunk Scalability

    50 ms with 802.1ag - Up to 2^60 trunks identifiers QoS awareness

    Traffic Engineering Full path flexibility with No Spanning Tree


    PBB E-LINE

    No blocked links, no slow resiliency

    Traffic engineered PBT trunks Ethernet Metro

    PBB
    E-LINE

    Ethernet OAM
    Complete Fault Management and Troubleshooting Tool suite
    >IEEE 802.1ag provides a full suite of first alert and troubleshooting tools
    Hierarchical OAM for Customers and Carriers to independently monitor the network Fault Detection (CCM), Verification (LBM), Isolation (LTM)

    Performance Monitoring and Reporting Tools


    >ITU Y.1731 provides performance monitoring capabilities for carriers to build hard SLAs
    Frame Loss, Delay, Jitter Service Availability, Service Utilization

    customer emarcs d Adapt Service OAM (SID) UNI Link Link OAM Adapt

    Trunk OAM Link OAM

    UNI Link
    Link OAM

    Edge Switch
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    NNI Link

    Transit Switch

    NNI Link

    Edge Switch

    PBB/PBT/OAM Quick Standards Update


    > Standards:
    IEEE 802.1ah (PBB) expected to be ratified in 1Q08 PBB-TE (aka PBT) IEEE first draft available
    IEEE 802.1Qay PAR achieved unanimous vote of 33-0-3 to progress work in May 2007

    IEEE 802.1ag sponsor ballot, expect ratification in 4Q07 ITU Y.1731 ratified

    > MEF Certification Update


    MEF 9 (UNI Services) MES8600, ESU 1800/1850, April 3, 2006 MEF 14 (Traffic Management) MERS8600, ESU 1800/1850, Dec 18 2006

    Carrier Ethernet Solutions


    Home Copper/ Fiber/ COAX Access

    Aggregation Network

    Metro Transport

    Main CO

    EMS
    Video

    Enterprise

    1GE to 10GE Rings

    Nx10GE

    Voice

    Wholesale/ Wireless

    Internet

    ESU Access Rings


    ESU 1800/1850/1860/1880 >Cost Effective Ethernet Access >Node and Link Resiliency >Efficient Broadcast Distribution >OAM and QoS aware
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    PBB/PBT Core
    MERS 8600 6 and 10 slot versions >Cost Effective Ethernet Aggregation/Core >High Density GE and 10GE interfaces >Service Scalability w/ PBB to 30K /node >50ms Resiliency with PBT >OAM and QoS aware

    Network Architecture Considerations


    What do you have now?
    Existing Services?
    Business services over TDM/FR/ATM Residential services (HSD, IPTV) over xDSL or PON

    PBB/PBT can help by:


    Migrate to Ethernet services before competitors do Cost effective Ethernet Transport of Residential services A PBB/PBT overlay can offload data traffic from SONET network, hence extending life of existing network for TDM growth New Ethernet services = new revenue Efficient multicast of video content Low latency required for 4G basestations that require 10/100/GE connectivity One network, all services Evolving the network with the operational model your operators know and love.
    Less re-training Similar tool suite of OAM capabilities

    Capacity crunched?
    Scarce capacity due to data traffic growth

    Where do you want to go?


    New Services?
    Business Ethernet, Storage, etc Residential Triple Play, HD Wholesale Wireless Backhaul

    Converged infrastructure?

    How will you get there?


    Cap and Grow vs. Overlay Operational Evolution or Revolution? Processes/Re-training/Support?
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    What about MPLS?


    PBB/PBT and MPLS are complimentary technologies
    > Consistency is its own reward
    MPLS operates on Ethernet and PBB / PBT is Ethernet . Network Interworking just works

    > Extend the MPLS network with Ethernet simplicity and scalability
    Reduce control plane requirements at the edge of the network where it has the most impact

    > PBB/PBT edge becomes simple, low cost infrastructure for all layer 2/3 services Other Considerations > Does it make sense to deploy the complexity and cost of MPLS in a metro or regional network? > What skill set is required to engineer and operate an MPLS metro?

    Ethernet

    PBB/PBT PBB/PBT

    MPLS

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    Take from the best, leave the rest


    Carrier Ethernet w/ PBB/PBT Traffic Engineering QoS Familiarity and Costs 50 ms resiliency Very scalable L2 A2A, P2P, PMP services MPLS services Plug and play Industry leading OAM
    Legacy Ethernet Benefits: > Network familiarity > Best cost per port > Efficient multicasting model > Very scalable > Plug and play > Industry leading OAM functionality
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    MPLS Benefits: > Traffic Engineering > QoS > 50ms resiliency > A2A, P2P, PMP services

    SONET Benefits: > Traffic engineering > QoS > Familiarity and trust > 50ms resiliency

    Summary >Nortels Carrier Ethernet Solution Provides:


    Service Scalability Metro Ethernet Infrastructure Cost Effective Packetized Transport Carrier Grade Resiliency, Security, and QoS Awareness Simplified operational processes and OAM tool suite
    Data

    Voice

    Video

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    Developments in Standards
    > PBB Psuedowire
    Cisco, Allows classification of traffic into a PWE based on I-SID
    http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-martini-pwe3-802.1ah-pw-00.txt

    > PBB VPLS Interoperability


    Cisco, Verizon, Nortel Addresses the problem of restricting broadcast / multicast to interested sites Future work address dual homing
    http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-sajassi-l2vpn-vpls-pbb-interop-00.txt

    > PBB and VPLS Complementary Technologies Marc Lasserre FutureNet 2007
    http://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-balus-l2vpn-vpls-802.1ah-01.txt

    Cisco and Alcatel are very active introducing standards to facilitate PBB interoperability with MPLS

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    Glossary
    A2A any to any CAPEX capital expenditure CEM circuit emulation CFM connectivity fault management COS class of service H-VPLS hierarchical virtual private LAN service IPTV internet protocol television I-SID service identifier (802.1ah) MAC media access control MPLS multi-protocol label switching OAM operations, administration and maintenance OPEX operational expenditure PBB provider backbone bridging PBB-TE provider backbone bridging w/ traffic engineering PBT provider backbone transport P2P point to point P2MP point to multi-point SLA service level agreement SONET synchronous optical network TE traffic engineering VLAN virtual local area network VOD video on demand VPLS virtual private LAN service

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