Welcome to New Style of Networking. Budhaditya Mukherjee Country Product Manager - HP Networking India

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1 Welcome to New Style of Networking Budhaditya Mukherjee Country Product Manager - HP Networking India

2 Look at the World Around Us Tectonic shifts are changing how technology is consumed, delivered and paid for. It s a new style of IT. Meg Whitman, HP

3 Living in the age of tectonic shifts Every years a tectonic comes along in our industry Mainframe Client/server The Internet Mobile, social, big data, cloud Dedicated Network Ethernet Ubiquitous Network Software Defined Networking Welcome to the new style of Networking

4 Enterprise is moving to a New Style of IT Networking innovations lay the foundation for transformation Cloud Security Big Data Mobility Converged Infrastructure Converged Cloud Software-defined Infrastructure Resilient Fabric Network Virtualization Software defined Networking

5 Balancing business and IT issues Every 60 seconds 98,000+ tweets 695,000 status updates Innovate Lower Costs Employee Productivity Customer Relationships 11million instant messages 698,445 Google searches 168 million+ s sent 1,820 TB of data created 217 new mobile web users

6 Is your network ready? Over 50% Approximatel y 4.5B Over 50% Up to 66% Of mobile traffic over the next five years will be from video 1 Personal client devices will be on the network in Consider social media strategically important to their business 3 Of mid-size companies will adopt cloud in Mobile Data and Video Traffic, 2012, Gartner, August IDC: The Empowered IT User: How Individuals Are Using Technology & Redefining IT (March 2012), Doc #DR2012_GS4_DL 3. Mobile Data and Video Traffic, 2012, Gartner, August IDC SMB Predictions 2013

7 Simplify your Network Network Simplification Open Standards Convergence Virtualization Automation Interoperability Smaller Footprint Higher Utilization Lower OpEx

8 Trends driving data center transformation Virtualization Big Data Cloud You got a Virtual Network!! Do you know your data? Ready or not, clouds are here!!

9 Data Center consolidation top business benefits Ensure uptime Design for availability & security Reduce costs Consolidate, scale & best utilize servers, networking & storage Higher availability Dynamically optimize & manage resources

10 Why virtualization Improve server & storage resource optimization & utilization Improve disaster recovery capability Reduce the time to provision Improve application availability Reduce power & cooling requirements Simplify administration Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

11 Network Virtualization Device virtualization 1:N Complete virtualization IRF + MDC MDC 1 MDC 2 Device virtualization N:1 MDC 3 MDC 4 VLAN VRF MDC Control plane Data plane Management plane LACP 2-chassis IRF 4-chassis IRF

12 Strategies for BYOD - Embrace or Contain? High Are employees using mobile devices to connect to the network? Embrace Disregard Value to Business Contain Security Pressure Block High Do you know if the devices are personal or company owned? How certain are you that the device is free from malware? Can you tell who/what/when/where/how users connect? Low

13 BYOD and Beyond A Holistic Approach Building Blocks for BYOD and Unified Wired/WLAN Management BYOD Identity-Aware Access Unified Network Support Beyond Monitor and Control User credential AND device based identity Simple and secure onboarding process Quarantine and blacklist malware infected client AAA support for compliance Seamless wired and wireless security and policy enforcement Unified wired and wireless network management and troubleshooting 30 % more capacity, increased wireless client range and density support Higher wired aggregation bandwidth Device level application visibility and reporting Ability to optimize bandwidth resource allocation Enhanced security for sensitive applications Onboarding Provisioning Monitoring Easy to deploy single pane-of-glass management with centralized security, visibility and control

14 Vision for the Future of Networking Virtual Application Network Focus less on managing infrastructure and more on quality of business experience

15 Open Networking Foundation on SDN In the SDN architecture, the control and data planes are decoupled, network intelligence and state are logically centralized and the underlying network infrastructure is abstracted from the applications Source: opennetworking.org

16 Why SDN? Customer Value SDN unlocks constrained networks, accelerates innovation and drives value out of networks Network Simplification Drives Adoption - SDN Provides Abstraction of Complexity - Lower cost of administration - Reduce automation risk & difficulty Network Innovation Drives Advantage - SDN Enhances & Enables Network Services - Extend life and improve performance of middle boxes - Reduce TCO of basic services - Improve business QoE through integration of apps & networks Copyright All Rights Reserved. 16

17 We have seen how Software has transformed our lives GPS, real time information, users connectivity via Social media

18 Software-defined network products Aligning to the SDN architecture definition SDN Architecture Application Control Infrastructure Cloud Orchestration Network Device Controller Network Device SDN Applications Northbound Open Programmable APIs Open Programmable Interface ( e.g. OpenFlow) Virtual Device

19 What are the Benefits of SDN SDN Definition SDN Benefits Centralization of control of the network via the Controller Separation of control logic to off device compute, that Enables automation and orchestration of network services via Open programmatic interfaces Efficiency: optimize existing applications, services, and infrastructure Scale: rapidly grow existing applications and services Innovation: create and deliver new types of applications and services and business models

20 Network Function Virtualization

21 Move to New Style Of Networking Enable the shift from application-aware networking to application-directed networking

22 Thank you