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1 INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE FORUM, ISTANBUL Datacenter Networking Roland Messmer, Brocade 2009 IBM Corporation

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3 Agenda IBM and Brocade a long & strong partnership Brocade IMT CEEMEA Organisation LAN Networking Basics IP Networks for DataCenter/Enterprise/Campus and SPs IBM DCN Products Summary The 10% you need to know

leader in the Ethernet Industrie: Foundry

return of IBM to the IP networking world for

Brocade is delighted to be a key component

4 News Flash Friday, Dec. 19th 2008 Brocade acquires the performance leader in the Ethernet Industrie: Foundry Networks Tuesday, April 28th 2009 marks the return of IBM to the IP networking world for the first time since Brocade is delighted to be a key component of IBM's Data Center Networking announcement and the IBM Dynamic Infrastructure initiative.

5 2009 Magic Quadrant for Enterprise LAN (April 2009) Competitors /IBM Partner Brocade has maintained itself as a clear authority and innovator in the campus LAN networking market, segmenting itself from struggling vendors and positioned as one of the only viable alternatives to Cisco. Month ##, 200# Presentation Title

6 The DCN Hardware Opportunity in EMEA this year Service Providers Enterprise Networks Data Center Networks Server Storage Servers Servers Storage $4.1B $6.3B $1.6B $1.1B CEE/FCoE Additional addressable market tomorrow for IBM Servers w/ CNAs Today

7 Why Choose IBM DCN for Networking? The Four P s - Performance Wire speed, non-blocking performance 10 Gbps today 40 Gbps and 100 Gbps ready for tomorrow! - Port Density Greater density per chassis means smaller footprint, fewer management points, and the ability to deploy more assets - Power Green solution supports Smarter Planet Lower power consumption means better ability to deploy other assets and applications against shrinking power budgets Reduces Operational Expenses (OpEx) for power and cooling - Price Solutions that are less expensive to deploy versus conventional vendors Reduces Capital Expenses (CapEx) and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

8 DCN Products and Solutions IBM Data Center Networking

9 Commonalities Between Terms LAN Networking DNS VLANS Broadcast OSPF Mac adress Ethernet/IP Trunk NIC Token Ring iscsi LAG Storage Networking Name Server Zoning RSCN FSPF WorldWine Name(WWN Fibre Channel ISL HBA Arbitrated Loop SCSI Trunking

10 Commonalities Between Terms (continued) LAN Core to Edge Design SAN Core to Edge Design Access Layer, Network Edge, Wire Closet Distribution Layer Core Layer Typical 3 Layer Hierarchical LAN design. Often the distribution layer is collapsed into a Core/Edge design.

11 One Size Does Not Fit All Different Criteria for Different Applications Access Distribution Backbone/Core Cost Power and form factor constraints VoIP-ready (POE, QOS, plug n play ) Security Serviceability Reliability Routing scalability Reliability Performance Quality of service Security and monitoring Cost Routing scalability Reliability Performance Quality of service Security and monitoring Port density 11

12 Data Center Reference Model To Remote DC ISP ISP Server Access Aggregation Core Backbone Enterprise s-series NAS m-series m-series Web/App Servers / g-series switches m-series DB, Data-processing Servers s-series FC Router FC Director FC Switch SAN Extension Router DC LAN DC SAN

13 Enterprise Campus Reference Model Branch Office B48G Enterprise Border NAC Enterprise Border B04M B16M B16M B16M To/From Data Center INM IPC Campus Distribution B08M B08M Campus Backbone B50G SX1600 B16S B48G B08S IPM Small Campus Access Medium Campus Access Large Campus Access NAC=Network Admission Control IPC=IP Communication INM=IronView Network Manager IPM=IronPoint Mobility Controller

14 Service Provider/Metropolitan Area Network Deployment PBB Provider Backbone Bridging with SAV g-series PBB Core g-series PBBN PBBN g-series m-series routers PBB PBB Core Q-in-Q 0x88a8 e 1/3 e 1/2 PBB Core PBBN g-series m-series 14 ProviderBackbone with PBBridge

15 IBM Ethernet Product Portfolio (Phase I) L2/3 Edge Converged Edge (PoE Switches) Aggregation L2/3 Edge (VPLS/PB/PBB) Core Enterprise Router (MPLS) IBM Ethernet Switch s-series IBM ES B08S IBM ES B16S IBM Ethernet Switch s-series (PoE) IBM ES B08S IBM ES B16S IBM Ethernet Router m-series IBM ER B04M IBM ER B08M IBM ER B16M IBM Ethernet Switch IBM ES B48C IBM ES B50C IBM Ethernet Router m-series IBM ER B04M IBM ER B08M IBM ER B16M IBM Ethernet Switch g-series IBM ES B48G IBM ES B50B IBM Ethernet Switch g-series (PoE) IBM ES B48G IBM ES B50B IBM Ethernet Switch s-series (PoE) IBM ES B08S IBM ES B16S IBM Ethernet Switch IBM ES B48C IBM ES B50C

16 Example Reference in EMEA IBM Data Center Networking

17 Amsterdam Internet Exchange The Environment: Non-blocking professional peering services for all types of IP traffic, including voice, data, video Connecting IP networks for > 280 ISPs through more than 475 ports Mobile Peering Points: Global GPRS Roaming Exchange (GRX) and Mobile Data Exchange (MDX) The Solution: NetIron MLX 32 metro routing and switching platform for a 3.2 Tbps plus data capacity (315 Gbps average, 660 Gbps peak in 2008) Brocade BigIron RX GbE switches in a double-star topology in each of 4 AMS-IX colocation centers sflow technology in the Brocade devices captures network traffic statistics Up to GbE ports & 16x10 GbE link aggregates The Challenge: More than 350 Gbps (Oct 2007) used capacity Increasing number of customers require more than 8 parallel 10 GbE connections Projected traffic growth rate of >100% p.a. Huge bandwidth demands placed upon network Scalability, network management and reliability Support AMS-IX s HA requirements with redun-dant, hot-pluggable hardware, hitless software upgrades, and graceful BGB and OSPF restart The Benefits: Advanced routing and MPLS services for a wide range of applications Support members beyond the 300 Gbps milestone Members can upgrade bandwidth connections easily and quickly to accommodate traffic increases AMS-IX can pass on massive cost savings to customers HW resiliency and hitless SW upgrade- and failover- capabilities are the foundation for growth of AMS-IX s expanding peering portfolio 17

18 Summary / The 10% You Need To Know Data Center Networking (DCN) is a New IBM Product Set - 4 Ethernet Networking Products to Begin with (M, S, C, G) - Completes IBM s Total Solution Portfolio Compute, Network, Storage, Apps, and Services - Important part of IBM s Dynamic Infrastructure Initiative IBM Now Has The Industry s BEST Networking Products - The DCN products are all superior in the four P s: Best Performance Best Port density Best Power consumption Best Price

19 Connecting the future of a smarter Planet Thank you for your attention IBM Data Center Networking

Brocade: The Partner of Choice for IBM Datacentre Networking Solution. John Oldham, Global Executive, IBM DCN Corporate Sales

Brocade: The Partner of Choice for IBM Datacentre Networking Solution John Oldham, Global Executive, IBM DCN Corporate Sales 1 For more information, please visit: http://www.smarternetworks.com Trusted