Ist Ihr Netzwerk bereit für die Zukunft?

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2 Ist Ihr Netzwerk bereit für die Zukunft? Das Dell EMC Networking Portfolio für Ihr Datacenter Michael Mählmann Network Sales Specialist, Networking Germany

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4 Was ist SDN? SDN ist die physische Trennung der Netzwerk Control Plane von der Forwarding Plane, wo eine Control Plane (Netzwerkintelligenz und Richtlinienerstellung) mehrere Geräte steuert und diese an eine Applikation bindet, die als "Controller" bezeichnet wird. Diese Architektur entkoppelt die Netzwerksteuerungs- und Weiterleitungsfunktionen, so dass die Netzwerksteuerung direkt programmierbar und die zugrunde liegende Infrastruktur für Anwendungen und Netzwerkdienste abstrahiert werden kann Eine SDN Architektur ist: Direkt programmierbar Agil Zentral gemanaged Einem Konzept folgend programiert Open standards-basiert und herstellerneutral

5 Why change to SDN? The existing system still works fine Changing is too expensive / too complicated No packages are available for our company - our needs are unique It is only for large companies like Google

6 Why change to SDN? Transforming your business Digital Transformation Workforce Transformation Security Transformation Agility Agility Gap IT Transformation Time 6

7 Why change to SDN? Applications in a legacy data center network Compute set-up is automated VM available in minutes Network is complex, manual Configuration can take days/weeks Services like load-balancers, firewalls can be the most tedious, error-prone 00:01 Compute request completed in minutes Application Request Compute Management Auto-instantiation VLAN Address IP Address Network Configuration Help Desk Change Control Project Coordinator Network change completed in days/weeks LAN (VLAN) Configuration WAN (IP) Configuration Security / QA Team Firewall Configuration Service on-demand is hindered Time by manual network process 7

8 Unsere Vision und Strategie Open Networking Ende-zu-Ende Netzwerk Open Networking 2. Kostengünstige Rechenzentrums- Interconnect-Plattformen für den Metro- und Widearea- Bereich Die grundlegende Ökonomie der Vernetzung durch offene, auf Standards basierende Technologie aufbrechen. 1. Data Center Fabric und In- Rack-Switching für Unternehmen und Service Provider Service Provider Data Center Service Provider Core Infrastructure Die gesamte Bandbreite aller Umgebungen von Hyperkonvergenz bis Hyperscale adressieren. Enterprise Data Center Networking Enterprise IP/MPLS WAN Internet/Cloud access Campus Branch/SMB 4. Funktionsreiches drahtgebundenes und drahtloses Netzwerk für den Unternehmens-Campus, Zweigstellen und SMB 3. Next-generation access für Unternehmen, Zweigstellen und SMB 8

9 IT evolution and Open Networking Where we ve come from, where we re going Virtualization, automation Server computing Cloud computing Gartner Client computing Desktops & laptops Open Networking Mobile computing Tablets & smartphones Endnutzer erwarten in den nächsten 24 Monaten eine steigende Relevanz von Open Networking bei ihren Kaufentscheidungen Mobile devices, mobile broadband Workforce Transformation

10 Executing on our vision of an open network End-to-end Gartner Data Center Magic Quadrant Data Center Networking All organizations should shortlist Dell EMC, particularly those interested in open networking Open networking 10

11 The most complete and open SDN framework For the Data Center Data Center Networking Segment Affinity Small & Medium Business Large Enterprise & Service Provider Consumption model Buy Build Support ProSupport Network Stack Operating System OS10 Enterprise Edition OS10 Open Edition SONiC Hardware Networking Hardware 11

12 The most complete and open SDN framework For the Campus, Branch and Wide-Area Campus & Branch Networking Support Buy Build Support End-to-End Security ProSupport Unified endpoint security Network access control Firewalls/intrusion detection Cloud/on-prem secure wireless SWITCHING MOBILITY SD-WAN Choice of: Switch OS Wireless partner SD-WAN software OS6 & OS9 Open Hardware Networking Hardware 12

13 Create Opportunities with Open Networking Transforming your business Digital Transformation Workforce Transformation Security Transformation Agility IT Transformation Time 13

14 Dell EMC Networking maximizes customer choice, flexibility, and innovation at any scale. 1 Data center networking Enterprise data center Service provider data center Enterprise IP/MPLS WAN 2 Internet/cloud access Data center interconnect Service provider core infrastructure 4 Campus & branch networking Campus 3 Branch/ SMB Next-generation access/sd-wan 14

15 Vielen Dank für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit!

16 Dell EMC Networking portfolio Fabric/Spine switches Top-of-rack/Leaf switches Blade networking Next-generation access Z-Series S-Series MXL/IOA for M1000e FN-IOM for FX2 Virtual Edge Platforms Campus/Branch switching Wireless networking Networking software Network security OS9, OS10 N-Series Aerohive and Ruckus

17 Use Case 1 Data center networking 1 Data center networking Service provider data center Service provider core infrastructure Enterprise data center Enterprise IP/MPLS WAN Internet/cloud access Campus Branch/ SMB 17

18 Data center architectural evolution Use Case 1 Data center networking From multilayer and physical to flatter and virtual IT transformation Virtualization, automation Server computing Cloud computing Modular Core & Aggregation switches NVO/SDN Controller Technology disaggregation Open Networking Spine switch & OS Server Software defined Top-of-Rack/Blade IO switch vswitch/top-of-rack/blade IO & OS Client computing Desktops & laptops Mobile computing Tablets & smartphones Web scale Mobile devices, mobile broadband 18 Workforce transformation

19 Better together: Dell EMC + VMware NSX Use Case 1 Data center networking Enabling the software-defined data center Virtual overlay Micro-segmentation and granular security delivered to the individual workload Physical underlay S4100-ON Leaf Z9100-ON Spine S5100-ON Leaf Reduced network provisioning time and improved operational efficiency through automation Security MICRO-SEGMENTATION SECURE END USER DMZ ANYWHERE Automation IT AUTOMATING IT DEVELOPER CLOUD MULTI-TENANT CLOUD Application Continuity DISASTER RECOVERY MULTI DATA CENTER POOLING CROSS CLOUD Workload mobility independent of physical network topology within and across data centers 19

20 Optimize your Dell EMC storage Take advantage of tested storage networking solutions Use Case 1 Data center networking Traditional storage networking solutions Converged storage networking solutions Scale-Out SDS networking solutions OS10 & OS9 Scale-out Ethernet Fabric Separate Ethernet & fibre channel networks Converged LAN/SAN infrastructure Scale out leaf-spine network infrastructure 20

21 OS10 is strategic for Platform 2, backward compatible to Platform 1 Use Case 1 Data center networking Platform 1 Platform 2 Legacy Data Center Core North NVO/SDN Controller South Open Networking leaf-spine architecture 40/100GbE spine Open Networking leaf-spine architecture 100GbE spine West East West 1/10GbE leaf 10/25GbE leaf 21

22 OS10 Enterprise Edition SmartFabric Services Use Case 1 Data center networking SmartFabric Turnkey Solutions Plug-and-play fabric deployment simply connect switches in fabric mode Fabric automation and control through solution nodes OS10 Enterprise Edition SmartFabric Services Dell EMC S-series leaf switches Dell EMC Z-series spine switches SmartFabric Vision Single pane of glass management all switches in fabric managed as logical chassis Interoperable with 3 rd party switches SmartFabric Automation Zero-touch expansion simply add additional leaf switches to the spine Automatic topology validation automatically detect misconfigurations or link-level failures Automatically heal fabric upon failure condition removal 22 Integrated software designed to simplify and automate data center fabric creation and management Autonomous self-building, self-managing, self-healing leaf spine fabrics at any scale SmartFabric Lifecycle Management Fabric-level firmware upgrades and configuration consistency checks Automated or user enforced roll back to last well-known state

23 Fabric and in-rack switching for enterprise and service providers Use Case 1 Data center networking Fabric 40GbE to 100GbE transition 1/10 GbE to 25GbE transition Top of rack Z-Series S-Series Service provider data center Fabric 40GbE to 100GbE transition M1000e, FX2, MX* 10GbE to 25GbE transition Blade networking *Future product currently in development Enterprise data center 10GbE to 25GbE transition Top of rack Z-Series S-Series 23

24 Right-sizing the modular switching market with merchant silicon Use Case 1 Data center networking Z9200* Port density Source: 650 Group Cisco Nexus x 10G 2012 Z9000 Cisco Nexus x 100G Force10 S4810 Cisco Catalyst x 10G *Future product currently in development Network scale 24

25 Complete top-of-rack connectivity Use Case 1 Data center networking S6100 S5000/S5100 Multi-rate GbE Port density Source: Dell Oro Group S3000 S4100/S GbE 25GbE 1GbE Network scale 25

26 Data center networks at any scale Buy-more converged Use Case 1 Data center networking Service Provider scale 1000s of servers Fabric scale Lead with OS10 Enterprise Edition SMB scale 10s of servers Leaf Spine Z9100 S-series MXL FN-IOA Enterprise scale 100s of servers Leaf Spine Z9100 S-series MXL FN-IOA Leaf Spine Build-more disaggregated Lead with OS10 Open Edition, partners Z9100 Z9100 S-series MXL FN-IOA Workload/server/VM density Expert services for every step of the way 26

27 Fabric Design Center 27

28 FDC workflow Step 1 Specify Network Intent 28

29 FDC workflow Step 2 Specify deployment details 29

30 FDC workflow Step 3 Review & Customize Proposed Design 30

31 FDC workflow Step 4 Deploy Network Fabric Download Wiring diagrams and follow cabling guide to complete installation. Download Switch Configuration files to load up on the switches. Optional DHCP configuration information can be downloaded to aid configuring the DHCP server to facilitate switch bootup via BMP process. DevOps Integration options available in subsequent releases. 31

32 Use Case 2 Data center interconnect 2 Data center interconnect Service provider data center Service provider core infrastructure Enterprise data center Enterprise IP/MPLS WAN Internet/cloud access Campus Branch/ SMB 32

33 Cost-effective data center interconnect platforms for metro and wide area Opportunity 2 Data center interconnect Service Provider data center Service Provider data center Dell EMC S4200-ON Metro/Long-Haul Network Dell EMC S4200-ON Dell EMC S4200-ON Service Provider data center 33

34 Dell EMC S4200 for data center interconnect Opportunity 2 Data center interconnect 2-3 X cost-savings for interconnect applications vs. traditional wide-area routing platforms 15 X larger tables than standard 10/100GbE switch platform. Enables Data Center interconnect & full routing applications Dell EMC S4200-ON Software options: OS10 / IP infusion 500 X larger buffers than standard 10/100GbE switch platform Boosts application performance and reliability 34

35 Use Case 3 Next-generation access Service provider data center Service provider core infrastructure Enterprise data center Enterprise IP/MPLS WAN Internet/cloud access Campus 3 Branch/ SMB Next-generation access/sd-wan 35

36 Next-generation access/sd-wan The Enterprise WAN is the new LAN Opportunity 3 Next-generation access Hosted data center resources IaaS resources Enterprise on-prem data center The Enterprise WAN Enterprise IP/MPLS WAN Internet/ cloud access SaaS resources Dell EMC Virtual Edge Platform Campus Branch/SMB Digital transformation will be the most significant driver of SD-WAN growth over the next five years. - Rohit Mehra IDC 36

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38 Virtual Edge Platform 4600 Purpose built First to use Intel s new Intel Xeon D-2100 product family 38 Dell EMC VEP4600 Optimized for virtual networking and softwaredefined environments Intel QuickAssist technology for accelerated encryption and compression functions DPDK for accelerated packet forwarding Source: Intel Xeon-D (up to 16 cores) Up to 128GB memory 2x10GbE 17.1 x1.75 x15 (LxWxD) Intel Xeon-D 1.5x faster CPU performance* 2x improvement in packet processing 2x improvement in memory bandwidth 4x improvement in memory capacity

39 Modular Vendor Agnostic MC Modules Traditional NIC Smart NIC /w Offload GPU FPGA WiFi LTE Bluetooth GPS Smart SFP (TDM, GPON, DSL)

40 Virtual Edge Platform 4600 Validated choice Dell EMC VEP4600 Validated configurations designed to simplify and accelerate deployments Pre-validated offerings integrating Dell EMC Virtual Edge Platform models with industry-leading SD-WAN software packages Validated Solutions Integrated hardware & software Tested & validated Deployment & sizing guides Accelerated quoting Simplified support 40

41 Virtual Edge Platform Opportunity 3 Next-generation access Dell EMC VEP 4600 Ready Nodes with Intel Xeon-D VERSA NETWORKS Purpose built Future ready Validated choice 41

42 Dell EMC SD-WAN Ready Nodes Ready Node hardware platforms VEP 1400 Form Factor: Table-top/Desktop form factor Features: Up To 16 Core Fan less 6+ GbE (all DPDK supported) Internal SSD (up to 128G) DDR4 ECC memory WiFi & LTE options VEP 4600 Form Factor: Rack Server (Front Ports) Features: Up To 16 Core Short Depth 6+ GbE (all DPDK supported) Internal SSD (up to 1024G) DDR4 ECC memory PCIe for upgradability WiFi & LTE options via USB PowerEdge R640 2S Intel Xeon E v4 processors (22 cores max/ CPU) QAT option via PCIe BIOS, BMC for OOB, Internal PSU 18 + Depth TPM, SSD, NVMe SSD Up to 64GB memory ECC DDR4 Multiple IO and expansion options; 2x PCIe lanes LTE available via USB/PCIe Up to 100G NICs available

43 Use Case 4 Campus & branch networking Service provider data center Service provider core infrastructure Enterprise data center Enterprise IP/MPLS WAN Internet/cloud access Campus Branch/ SMB 4 Campus & branch networking 43

44 Campus & branch architectural evolution Opportunity 2 Campus & branch networking From fixed and narrowband to mobile and broadband IT transformation Server computing 10/40GbE campus core 1/10GbE aggregation Virtualization, automation Open Networking Cloud computing Cloud-based Management 10/25/100GbE ether-stack Mobile first architectures Cost effective switching 100Mb B/G access Client computing N/AC + 1/2.5/5 GbE access Mobile computing Cloud-based management Mobile devices, mobile broadband 44 Workforce transformation

45 Mobile first architectures Industry-leading OEM solutions for wireless at any scale Opportunity 2 Campus & branch networking an ARRIS company Health care Higher education Large public outdoor venues Smart cities Hospitality Service providers Retail Inside /out Outside/in 45

46 Cost-effective switching Opportunity 2 Campus & branch networking N-Series Campus X-Series Channel only Branch / SMB 46

47 Dell EMC Networking campus switching summary N4000 N3000 N2000 N1500 X-series Overview A high density, power efficient and flexible 1/10/40 Gigabit Ethernet switching solution for simple scalability and high density A power efficient and resilient 1/10 Gigabit Ethernet switching solution for advanced Layer 3 distribution and dense PoE+ A powerful 1/10 Gigabit Ethernet switching solution for device access, entrylevel servers and network devices A Gigabit Ethernet switching solution, providing a cost effective upgrade path from aging 10/100 access switches Smart web-managed switches, deliberately designed for small businesses Switch fabric capacity 1.2Tbps 260Gbps 220Gbps 176Gbps Up to 96Gbps Ports Up to 64 10GbE Up to 48 1GbE Up to 48 1GbE Up to 48 1GbE Up to 48 1GbE Layer 2/3 Layer 3 Advanced (L3 Std + OSPFv3, BGP) Layer 3 Advanced (L3 Std + OSPFv3, BGP) Layer 3 Standard (L3 Lite + OSPFv2**) Layer 3 Lite (static routes, RIP) Layer 2+ (static routes) Stacking Up to 12 at 320 Gbps Up to 12 at 84Gbps Up to 12 at 84Gbps Up to 4 at 40Gbps - PoE - Up to 48 PoE+ ports Up to 48 PoE+ ports Up to 48 PoE+ ports* Up to 24 PoE or 12 PoE+ ports Manageme nt Fully managed Fully managed Fully managed Fully managed Smart managed Great for 10GbE campus aggregation; server/storage connect 1GbE campus access/routing/ aggregation AP connect 1GbE campus access; AP connect 1GbE campus access for smaller managed networks Set and forget networking in small businesses and remote offices 47 * May require external power supply depending on loading ** Future OS release

48 Cloud-based management Opportunity 4 Campus & branch networking Hardware Software Services Dell EMC N-Series switches Access points Two management options: Cloud Onpremise Consulting and surveys ProDeploy ProSupport Simplified manage from anywhere solutions for wired and wireless infrastructure 48

49 Campus & branch networking at any scale Opportunity 2 Campus & branch networking Enterprise scale 1000s of users and endpoints On-site staff End-user scale SMB scale 10s of users and endpoints Minimal to zero IT staff Branch scale 100s of users and endpoints Satellite and IT staff Campus Reference Architectures Validated solutions for SMB and Enterprise switching, mobility and security Network scale Expert services for every step of the way 49

50 Dell EMC Networking sales & marketing resources Dell EMC Networking Overview Materials Dell EMC Networking Playbooks Dell EMC Networking Attack Packs Quick Reference Guides & Specification Sheets Virtual Rack Fabric Design Center Thought Leadership Open Networking Solutions fdc.emc.com 50

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