HP FlexNetwork and IPv6

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1 HP FlexNetwork and IPv6 Miha Petrač ESSN HP Networking presales Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

2 Magic Quadrant: Enterprise LAN (Global), 2011 Figure 1. Magic Quadrant for Enterprise LAN (Global) HP Positioned in Leaders Quadrant The Gartner Magic Quadrant is copyrighted Aug by Gartner, Inc., and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner s analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the Leaders quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The Magic Quadrant graphic was published by Gartner, Inc., as part of a larger research note and should be evaluated in the context of the entire report. The Gartner report is available upon request from HP Networking. Source: Gartner (August 2011)

3 Architectural Leadership with FlexNetwork FlexFabric FlexCampus FlexBranch Converges and secures data center network, compute, and storage in the physical and virtual worlds Converges wired and wireless networks to deliver secure identitybased access Converges network functionality, security and services for simplicity FlexManagement Converges Network Management & Orchestration FlexFabric FlexCampus FlexBranch FlexManagement FlexNetwork Architecture Open Scalable Secure Agile Consistent 3

4 FlexFabric Solution Portfolio CORE /8800 TP Core Controller, vcontroller N IPS, Security Subscription Services ACCESS BladeSystems Virtual Connect 6100 Blade Switch 5800, 5820, 5900AF IMC Service Orchestration 4

5 FlexFabric: HP5900 Top of Rack Switch Scaling the performance of server-to-server traffic Available 1H 2012 HP IRF for virtualization & 2-tier architecture Ultra low latency 10GbE for demanding applications No license fees or complex license management HP 5900 Switch vs. Nexus % higher scalability 50% device reduction 20% lower price per port

6 FlexFabric: HP12500 Data Center Core Switch Scaling the performance of server-to-server traffic HP IRF technology eliminates aggregation layer Scalability with up to 4-chassis virtualized core Sub 50 millisecond resiliency HP Switch vs. 3 Tier Architecture 100% greater network bandwidth 500X faster reconvergence 80% better vmotion performance

7 Apps are Changing Networks Must Change Over 50% Workloads will be virtualized by the end of 2012 More than 80% Of traffic will be server-to-server By 2014 Up to 25% Of enterprise traffic is video Private, public and independent clouds Federated apps and virtualization Collaboration, training, and IT consumerization 7 Gartner G : Emerging Technology Analysis Gartner G : Key Issues for Communications Strategies, 2010

8 Multi-tier Legacy Architecture Federated Applications and Virtualization changing traffic flows N Unnecessary layers add hops and latency W Up to 75% of traffic E Slows performance of federated apps & VM mobility Up to 50% of ports interconnect switches; not servers or storage S 8 HP Confidential Rack servers Blade servers

9 How HP FlexFabric is Changing the Rules Advanced architecture that improves server-to-server performance Core Switches with IRF Access Switches with IRF, Virtual Connect IRF IRF Virtual Connect Requires fewer layers and platforms simplified lower cost design W Up to 80% of traffic E IRF enables a single low latency hop between servers (for L2 and L3) IRF = Intelligent Resilient Framework technology Higher performing, scale and switch/network reliability 9 Rack servers Blade servers HP BladeSystem with Virtual Connect

10 FlexFabric Reference Architectures Top of Rack Switches (IRF) Fibre Channel 10 GbE FCoE Fibre Channel Fibre Channel Switch 1 10 GbE Fibre Channel Switch 2 FC Storage VCenter 10 GbE Data Center Core 1 Data Center Core 2 iscsi Storage IMC Networking/Security Servers Storage & Management 10

11 FlexCampus Solution Portfolio FlexCampus Core Routing Switching Wireless Security FlexCampus Edge Switching Wireless Security FlexManagement Intelligent Management Center 11

12 FlexCampus: HP 3800 Series Switches Delivering high-bandwidth multimedia in the campus Meshed stacking improves performance & resiliency PoE+ and 8 queues per port enables convergence 3 microsecond latency ensures voice & video quality HP 3800 Switch vs. Cisco 3750X 450% higher stacking throughput 76% lower latency 122% higher 10GbE density Source: Tally Enterprises LLC, Sept. 2011

13 MSM720 Wireless Controller Delivering the best ease of use, flexibility & lowest TCO for10-40 AP configurations Network capacity starts at 10 APs and is upgradeable to 40 APs complimenting MSM710 (up to 10 APs) and MSM760/765 (40 to 200 APs) High performance, scalable MSM controller offers flexible physical configuration options 4 RJ45 Gigabit ports (non-poe) and 2 dual personality G ports fully under software control RJ-45 Console port IEEE 802.3ax Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) support Supports an optional Premium Mobility Package Supports G chassis mounting options Two models (WW and TAA versions) HP MSM720 Access Controller HP MSM720 Premium Mobility Controller Lifetime warranty on hardware 13

14 Introducing Line of Switches Setting new benchmarks for campus core performance 10508V Simplified networks 1- and 2-tier campus architectures Single pane-of-glass management Up to four chassis in IRF for massive core scale Multimedia & collaboration 3 microsecond latency 11 Tbps, 1.9 billion pps core switch capacity Up to128 wire speed 10 GbE or 384 GE ports in a single chassis 40 GbE demonstrated at Interop 100GbE ready % lower latency than competition 40% higher throughput 200% higher 10GbE density Source: HP competitive analysis

15 FlexBranch Solution Portfolio Routing MSR50 MSR30 MSR20 MSR900 Access MSM430 MSM460 Security Firewall TMS IPS RF Manager Applications Services 15

16 FlexBranch: Virtualized zl Service Modules Decreasing branch application time to service Simplifies branch, creates flexibility & agility Hosts market leading hypervisors in a switch Supports all virtualized network services HP 5400 & 8200 zl Switches 57% lower power consumption 43% reduction in space 21% reduction in cost

17 Introducing HP Phones Supports all HP4110 common area features Plug-and-play PC pairing via USB for seamless Lync Desktop integration Calendar Integration with Microsoft Outlook Headset Jack Personal Presence Indicator status LED

18 Optimized Solution Architecture PSTN/SIP Wireless access Integrated firewall Integrated services Accelerated access to WAN/Cloud Headquarters Application server D2D storage Unified remote management 18

19 FlexManagement: IMC 5.1with Mobile NAC Orchestrating & securing smart mobile device access Available 1H 2012 Supports wide variety of mobile devices & OSs Orchestrates mobile access to network services Integrated with network policy management HP IMC 5.1 vs. 30 Cisco mgmt tools 153 manufacturers 5786 devices supported from Cisco

20 IPv6 transition mechanisms Transition was planned by the IETF from the start Dual stack Tunneling Translation

21 Dual stack Provides complete support for IPv4 and IPv6 Can communicate with both IPv4 and IPv6 IPv6 is not backwards compatible with IPv4 IPv6 hosts and IPv4 hosts cannot communicate directly Dual stack allows a host to use either IPv4 or IPv6

22 Tunneling Encapsulates IPv6/IPv4 packets in IPv4/IPv6 headers Can be manual or automatic on Host (ISATAP) additional SW on host offloads over endnodes Router level (host doesn t need any change)

23 Tunneling Various approaces for IPv6 over IPv4

24 Tunneling IPv6 over MPLS Transition tunneling IPv4 over IPv6

25 Translation Translates IPv6 address infto IPv4 address

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