Capturing the Wholesale Ethernet Interconnect Market with CE 2.0 Services

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1 Seminar Series Sponsor Event Sponsors Capturing the Wholesale Ethernet Interconnect Market with CE 2.0 Services Daniel Bar-Lev Certification and Strategic Programs MEF

2 Presentation Agenda Carrier Ethernet Market and Trends Review of MEF CE 2.0 Retail and Wholesale services Status of Wholesale/Interconnect Environments Work to Standardize, Streamline and Automate Service Implementations Full range of standardized wholesale services Increasing availability of standards-oriented wholesale Operators Reference interconnect solutions using MEF specifications Multi-Operator orchestration and Service Lifecycles 2

3 Strong, Growing CE Market CE 2.0 is digital fuel for digital economy $50B market, double-digit CAGR (compound annual growth rate) 50+% of surveyed professionals representing ~50 service providers expect >10% revenue growth between mid-2015 and mid-2016 Key drivers Expanded service coverage Bandwidth demand Extraordinary performance/price advantages Accelerated service rollout Sources: CE Services Market Trends Report, MEF and Frost & Sullivan (Sep 2015); market estimate by IHS Infonetics 3

4 MEF Carrier Ethernet 2.0 Current Generation of MEF Services Carrier Ethernet delivers 3 powerful features: Standardized Multi- Class of Service Interconnected CENs Manageability Globally adopted connectivity service framework Foundation for agile, assured and orchestrated connectivity services 5

5 CE 2.0 Attributes CE 2.0 Multi-CoS Industry s first standardized Multi-CoS application & distance-oriented Performance Objectives for Next Gen SLAs Enables new level of network efficiency, responsiveness for enterprises & MBH CE 2.0 Interconnect Integrates autonomous, CE networks, as a single regional/global network Wholesale Service simplifies lowers costs, adds revenue CE 2.0 Service Management Automated management brings scalability 3 Recent/New Specs for SOAM, FM/PM New Metrics CE 2.0 Class of Service Extensions Retail Provider s CE Network EVC 1 CoS 4 ENNI EVC 2 Wholesale Access Network CoS 6 CoS 2 CE Exchange 68Mbps for Internet Access Cloud ENNI 2 Mbps CIR for control 10 Mbps CIR for VoIP 20Mbps CIR for VPN data traffic 6

6 CE 2.0 Retail Services Types E-Line Ethernet Private Lines (EPL) Ethernet Virtual Private Lines (EVPL) Ethernet Internet Access Point-to-Point EVC E-LAN Multipoint L2 VPNs Transparent LAN Service Multicast Networks EP-LAN, EVP-LAN Multi-point to Multi-point EVC E-Tree Rooted Multi-Point L2 VPNs Traffic Segregation EP-Tree, EVP-Tree Rooted Multi-point EVC 7

7 MEF E-Access and E-Transit The Wholesale Ethernet Game-Changer

8 What is an MEF E-Access Service? Retail Service Provider buys E-Access services to reach off-net customer locations Wholesale Access Provider sells E-Access services to provide access to locations on its network ENNI is point of interconnection between Retail and Wholesale providers Retail Service Provider The Buyer (Has relationship with end-customer) ON-NET CUSTOMER LOCATIONS Wholesale Access Service Provider The Seller (Provides Access to remote customer location) OFF-NET CUSTOMER LOCATIONS End User Subscriber Headquarters Carrier Ethernet Network ENNI Carrier Ethernet Network End User Subscriber Branch Site CE CE E-Access Service End-to-End Carrier Ethernet Service 9

9 MEF 51 OVC (E-Access Services) E-Access Services: based on Operator Virtual Connection (OVC) between User Network Interface (s) and External Network Network Interface (ENNIs) Access E-Line Service Access E-LAN Service S-VLAN ID 1011 ENNI_AB CEN A CE-VLAN IDs 3, 4, 5 _1 CE-VLAN ID 34 S-VLAN ID 3398 ENNI_1 CEN A Access E-LAN _1 OVC End Point : 1, >1 or all CE-VLAN IDs S-VLAN ID 253 ENNI_AC S-VLAN ID 267 _2 Full Map: All CE-VLAN IDs map to the Blue OVC End Point ENNI_N S-VLAN ID 115 _N OVC End Point : 1, >1 or all CE-VLAN IDs Key Characteristics of Access E-Line Point-to-Point, -ENNI Flexible OVC End Point Map at Multi-CoS capable Service OAM Enhanced Access EPL/Access EVPL Key Characteristics of Access E-LAN Multipoint-to-Multipoint, -ENNI - Supports >1 and/or >1 ENNI Flexible OVC End Point Map at Multi-CoS capable Service OAM 10

10 New CE 2.0 E-Transit Services Key Characteristics of an E-Transit Service: Connects two or more CENs together using an Operator Virtual Connection (OVC) External Network Network Interfaces (ENNIs) at the CEN boundaries Point-to-Point or Multipoint-to-Multipoint OVCs provide the connectivity Can support all EVC-based services (i.e., Private and Virtual Private ) Multi-CoS capable Service OAM support ENNI CEN ENNI CEN CE End User Subscriber Headquarters Carrier Ethernet Network (CEN) E-Transit Service (E-Line) E-Access Service CE End User Subscriber Branch Site End-to-End Carrier Ethernet Service 11

11 MEF 51 OVC (E-Transit Services) E-Transit Services: based on Operator Virtual Connection (OVC) between External Network Network Interface (ENNIs) Transit E-Line Service Operator C s CEN is to the right of this ENNI Transit E-LAN Service ENNI_AC CEN A S-VLAN ID 923 CEN A ENNI_AB1 S-VLAN ID 51 S-VLAN IDs Operator B s CEN is to the left of this ENNI ENNI_AB2 S-VLAN IDs Operator B s CEN is to the right of this ENNI ENNI_AB S-VLAN ID 984 S-VLAN ID 253 Hairpin switching Transit E-LAN ENNI_AC S-VLAN ID 2033 Key Characteristics of Transit E-Line Point-to-Point, ENNI-ENNI Flexible OVC End Point Map Preservation of CE-VLAN Tag Multi-CoS capable Service OAM Key Characteristics of Transit E-LAN Multipoint-to-Multipoint, ENNIs Preservation of CE-VLAN Tag Multi-CoS capable Service OAM 12

12 Work of the MEF - Wholesale

13 MEF Certified Professional Work Of The MEF - Wholesale Lifecycle Service Orchestration STANDARDIZED AGILE, ASSURED, ORCHESTRATED SERVICES Third Network Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO) Services Network Infrastructure APIs NFV SDN Existing WAN Lifecycle Frameworks STANDARDIZED LIFECYCLE FRAMEWORKS Product Catalogue Service Ordering Configuration & Setup Performance Reporting STANDARDIZED & CERTIFIED SERVICES Connectivity Services E-Line, E-LAN, E-Tree, E-Access, E-Transit Information Model & OAM E-Line E-Tree E-LAN E-Access E-Transit STANDARDIZED ARCHITECTURE Service Architecture s and ENNIs EVCs and OVCs Carrier Ethernet Network Carrier Ethernet Network End-to-End Carrier Ethernet Service 14

14 MEF Services Interconnect Program MEF program launched to enable smaller access providers to: Join the growing global community of standardized CE 2.0 Service Providers Cost-effectively become MEF E- Access certified Leverage the extensive wholesale work of the MEF to competitive advantage 15

15 One Answer to Hundred Questions... Operator Ethernet Bitstream Service Provider Ethernet Leased Line VULA IP Bitstream Ethernet Service 16

16 One Answer to Hundred Questions... Operator Service Provider E-Access 17

17 MEF Certifications for Wholesale Service Certification Equipment Certification E-Line, E-LAN, E-Tree, E-Access, E-Transit 167 Certified Services 63 Service Providers, 24 Countries 303 CE 2.0 Network Devices 43 Equipment Manufacturers Professional Certification MEF-CECPs 421 Companies 77 countries 18

18 MEF Rapid Prototyping Standardized Interconnection. Lifecycle Service Orchestration STANDARDIZED AGILE, ASSURED, ORCHESTRATED SERVICES Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO) Network Infrastructure NFV SDN Existing WAN Third Network Services APIs Lifecycle Frameworks Service Lifecycle Manual Processes APIs STANDARDIZED LIFECYCLE FRAMEWORKS (BUSINESS PROCESS) WHOLESALE SERVICES Connectivity Services E-Access, E-Transit Information Model & OAM E-Access E-Transit E-Access E-Transit Service Architecture Facility ENNI Build and Attributes Service Provider Carrier Ethernet Network EIP ARCHITECTURE Carrier Ethernet Network End-to-End Carrier Ethernet Service Access Provider 19

19 MEF 54: Ethernet Interconnect Points (EIP) Project Launched in November 2014, EIPs will be used to interconnect CE Networks, not just at the ENNI level. EIP is a mode of operation. Implementation Guidelines (currently in Letter Ballot) will cover from the physical ENNI to the LSO, including Service Operations Lifecycle and Product Lifecycle management. Migration from 100,000s of TDM meet me points to standardized Carrier Ethernet interconnects. MEF 26.1 ENNI Port Interface Specification MEF 33 Defines an Access Service Using MEF 26.1 ENNI: External Network to Network Interface : User to Network Interface 20

20 Multi-Operator Service Orchestration Self-service Web Portal Service Provider Business Applications Fulfillment, Control, Performance, Assurance, Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy Operator 1 Operator n NFV SDN Existing WAN NFV SDN Existing WAN Network Infrastructure Network Infrastructure 21

21 MEF Wholesale Action Plan Start with CE 2.0 Certification Adopt MEF 54 EIP and 50 Service Lifecycle Process Get Workforce MEF-CECP Certified Prepare for Automation and LSO Transition of OSS/BSS to support LSO 22

22 Q&A

23 Seminar Series Sponsor Event Sponsors Capturing the Wholesale Ethernet Interconnect Market with CE 2.0 Services Daniel Bar-Lev Certification and Strategic Programs MEF