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Megatrends Demand Network Agility 30 Billion pieces of content added every month 160,000 reps accessing content app on iphone/ Android in China Processes 1 petabyte(1024tb) of data for players every day 8 out of 10 top websites 4 out of 5 top search engines 4 out of 5 top hosting providers 2 Source: Gartner, The Nexus of Forces: Social, Mobile, Cloud and Information, ID: G00234840, June 14, 2012.
What s the networks role? It depends! Build on-premises cloud services Traditional Private Managed Consume off-premises services Public In a private cloud, the user and provider are within the same trusted network boundary. In a public cloud, they are on different networks. In a hybrid cloud, a secured connection may exist between the user s and provider s networks. More Control Less 3 3
Optimizing for cloud in the data center High performance, low latency, ultra-resilient virtualized networking fabric 10/40 gigabit Ethernet Resilient, non-blocking design Fabric, I/O convergence Workload mobility Physical/virtual visibility Data center A single VM vmotion can burst up to 9 Gbps of long duration data transfers 4 4
Application-centric networking perspective Supported by an end-to-end networking foundation Apps Users Data center Campus Branch Remote users Mobile users 5 5
HP FlexNetwork Edge to Core Portfolio Solutions Securing Virtualized Data Center FlexFabric FlexFabric FlexCampus FlexBranch ROUTING SDN AGGREGATION Intelligent Resilient Framework CORE FlexCampus Unified Wired & Wireless ROUTING Network Visibility & sflow SECURITY AGGREGATION Energy Efficient Networking CORE NAC FlexBranch The Always ON Branch HP DVPN ROUTING HP Virtualization SWITCHING Services SECURITY EDGE/SERVER ACCESS Managing a Network in a Virtualized Data Center Dual Vendor Interoperability EDGE HPN & MS Lync FlexManagement Bring Your Own Device WIRELESS FlexManagement SECURITY Dealing with Distant Network Devices WIRELESS 6
Fast Ethernet Gig Ethernet 10 Gig Ethernet Data Center Total portfolio: Core to Edge switch HP Advantages: 12500 / 11900 5820X/5900 10500/7500 9500/7500 7500 5820X/5830/5900 5800 / 5500-EI 5500-EI 5500-SI Nexus 7000 Nexus 5000 Catalyst 4900M Catalyst 6500VSS/6800 Catalyst 6500E Catalyst 4500E Catalyst 4900M Catalyst 3750E/3750X Catalyst 3750G/3750E Catalyst 3560G/3560E Catalyst 3560X 5120 EI/SI Catalyst 2960S/2960-X 3600-EI v2 3600-SI v2 3100 v2 HP Lifetime warranty Catalyst 3750 v2 Catalyst 3560 v2 Catalyst 2960 Superior Performance (up to 2X) Long Term Investment Protection (vs. inflexible & aging architecture) Standards-Based Interoperability (vs. proprietary feature lock-in) Operational Simplicity (vs. fragmented management, multiple OS) Cross Portfolio Innovation (vs. per-product technologies) Lower Power Consumption (up to 50% less) Leading TCO 7
Leader in Enterprise LAN Magic Quadrant 2012 Figure 1. Magic Quadrant for Enterprise LAN (Global) HP Positioned in Gartner s Leaders Quadrant This 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. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Source: Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise LAN Magic Quadrant August 2011, 2012 ID Number: G00213980 8
The future of data center networking Gartner Data Center Network Infrastructure Magic Quadrant Figure 1. Magic Quadrant for Data Center Network Infrastructure Visionaries Quadrant HP is the highest for ability to execute and furthest right for completeness of vision. This 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. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Source: Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Center Network Infrastructure February, 2013 ID Number: G00235303 9
HP Networking can help you Simple Scalable Automated HP Virtual Application Networks Up to 75% simpler Up to 2X fabric scaling Months to minutes
Flatter, simplified data center fabric Increase performance Platform and network virtualization Lower latency Higher availability Blade servers VM agility Lower cost Rack servers Blade servers Rack servers Legacy architecture Virtualization optimized design 11 11
Data Center Simplification with IRF Traditional 3-tier data center HP optimized 3-tier data center HP simplified 2-tier data center X X X X Higher port densities and IRF simplify DC network designs, Providing better network performance for server virtualization (vmotion) 12
Blade server one-tier design Internet WAN HP 8800 Series Router* IRF Core HP 12500 Series Switch HP C7000 Blade Enclosures 13 * also a HP 6600 Series Router can be used
Simplified two-tier design Internet WAN HP 8800 Series Router* IRF Core HP 12500 Series Switch 14 HP 5920 Series Switch HP 5900 Series Switch HP 5800/5820 Series Switch * also a HP 6600 Series Router can be used
FlexFabric delivers simplicity, scale & automation Access Core Routing Routing Core Access FlexFabric Virtual Switch 5900v vswitch FlexFabric 5900 Switch FlexFabric 1290012500 Switch HSR 6800 Router WAN HSR 6800 Router FlexFabric 12900 Switch FlexFabric 5900 Switch ProLiant Servers VAN RA VAN SDN ProLiant Servers C-Class w/ Virtual Connect FlexFabric 11900 Switch Data Center #1 IMC Data Center #2 C-Class w/ Virtual Connect IMC single pane-of-glass management 15
HP Networking can help you Simple Scalable Automated HP Virtual Application Networks Up to 75% simpler Up to 2X fabric scaling Months to minutes
Multi-tenancy Introducing HP Multitenant Device Context Creating a Multitenant Enterprise Data Center while Reducing Physical Devices An emerging and related datacenter requirement is the ability to logically partition a single physical device, such as the HP 12500, into many virtual devices. This capability referred to as multitenancy, gives an administrator the flexibility to set-up multiple customers or lines of business on the same physical hardware while ensuring dedicated and discrete management, security and network services separation and isolation from other tenants. Finance R&D Marketing Legal Complete secure isolation of tenants Increased resiliency Simplified management Reduced configuration errors Reduced power, cooling and space Up to 75% reduction of devices and cost 17 MDC is supported on HP 12500 switch series running Comware 7 as of December 2012.
Network Virtualization Types Device virtualization N:1 Complete virtualization IRF + MDC MDC 1 MDC 2 Device virtualization 1:N MDC 3 MDC 4 LACP 2-chassis IRF 4-chassis IRF Control plane Data plane Management plane VLAN VRF MDC 18
IRF-based MDC Customer Benefit High Scare and reduntant IRF-based MDC allows built-in HA. 1:N Virtualation Scale from single physical device to multiple physical systems. IRF fabric Chassis 1 Chassis 2 MDC 1 VLAN VLAN VRF VRF Base on require, flexible deployment - Dynamic resource allocation on control plane and data plane MDC 2 MDC 3 VLAN VLAN VLAN VLAN VRF VRF VRF VRF MDC 4 VLAN VLAN VRF VRF No Extra Cost On demand network deployment without physical equipment IRF-based MDCs 19
Combining IRF & TRILL for highly scalable DCs Scaling beyond 15 000 servers A: TRILL based Fabric B: IRF/TRILL based Fabric IRF IRF TRILL (IS-IS) IRF IRF TRILL (IS-IS) IRF IRF 20 High performance : unblocking CLOS network 100% standardized TRILL, fully interoperable No STP, Loop Free, Multi-Pathing IRF reduces routing protocol (IS-IS) table size 16 core switches, >100 10G boxes, >500 GE boxes With 30 IRF domains Support or more than 20K servers (4 chassis per domain, 9 boxes at the edge) Routing nodes (TRILL) >600 Only 30 routing nodes Allows larger domains, faster failure recovery
HP IRF in Data Center Interconnect Designs IP Core HP EVI (Ethernet Virtual Interconnect) technology provides VLAN extension to multi site data center over an IP network IRF EVI based IRF PE IRF PW MPLS Core PW MPLS/VPLS based PE IRF Datacenter A LACP Datacenter B 21 Bare optical fiber or DWDM IRF IRF
EVI & MDC Use Case for Private Cloud Data Center Cloud Bursting Long-distance Workload & Data Mobility Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Ethernet Extension Private Cloud 1 Any Transport Private Cloud 2 75% Reduction of Devices Lowers Cost DCI in minutes from months 80% faster vmotion w/ IRF * 500X faster vmotion failover w/ IRF * 22 * Higher Speed, Lower Downtime, With HP IRF Technology, Network Test, August 2011
Data center interconnectivity in minutes, not months Introducing HP Ethernet Virtual Interconnect Layer 2 Routing Extensions DC 1 DC 3 DC 5 DC 7 Layer 2 Routing Extension DC 2 DC 4 DC 6 One logical Data Center Up to 8 physical sites DC 8 Single touch site configuration 5 steps per site Simplified Configuration & operation Multi -datacenter scalability Overlay - No network re-design High Resiliency Up to 56% lower Total Cost of Ownership 23
HP Networking can help you Simple Scalable Automated HP Virtual Application Networks Up to 75% simpler Up to 2X fabric scaling Months to minutes
Legacy network human middleware prevents agility Time and resource intensive, not suited for cloud scale 10,000 provisions per day x 20 commands per change 200,000 commands per day x 1 minute per command 3,333 hours of effort with 420 network admins Source: HP 25
Legacy networks slow application deployment System admin Deploying an exchange VM ready! Rack 3 Server 5 VLAN 10 Subnet.16.31 10M CIR 20M PIR Priority 4 IP TOS Are you ready yet? Time in months Which server? Which VLAN? Which subnets? How much bandwidth? QoS priority? QoS method? Ok, starting switch config 250,000+ CLI entries for typical data center Network admin (layer 2-4) 26 26
HP Virtual Application Networks (VAN) - deploy applications in minutes System admin Deploying an exchange VM Virtualize vcenter plug-in Choose profile 2 Wow! That was fast! Minutes App deployed 1 3 Characterize IMC VAN manager Orchestrate IMC Manager VM Network admin 27 27
Deploy applications in minutes, not months Automating policy-based configuration from application-to-network-to-user 28
Server Evolution Innovation! Proprietary Applications App Standard interfaces and programming languages Standard Operating System (Linux, Windows, etc) Proprietary Operating System Proprietary Hardware Microprocessors from Intel/AMD/etc 29
Software-Defined Networking Innovation! Proprietary Apps (MC, Routing, QoS) MCast Routing QoS Standard interfaces and programming languages Etc Proprietary OS (IOS, Comware,JUNOS, ) Standard Network Operating System OpenFlow Proprietary Hardware 30
Traditional network to SDN Simplified device (switch) to data forwarding All Control function in controller Open environment for application (Innovation) APIs APP APP APP APP SDN Controller 31
HP Delivers SDN to Achieve Agility Ability to Apply Business Logic to Network Behavior in Dynamic Fashion SDN Architecture Application Layer Control Layer Infrastructure Layer Business Business Applications Applications Business Applications Deliver open programmable interfaces to automate orchestration of network services (e.g., OpenStack, CloudStack) Cloud Orchestration Programmable Open APIs Network Network Applications Applications SDN Applications Separate control and data plane; abstract control SDN Controller plane of many devices to one Control & Data Plane Programmable Interface (e.g., OpenFlow) Open standard-based programmatic access to infrastructure Network Device Network Device Network Device 32
OpenFlow Enabled on 29 Switches Industry s largest OpenFlow-enabled switch portfolio Largest portfolio with 29 switches 29 HP 3500 HP 3800 1 st Tier-one Vendor Modular, stackable and fixed switches Over 20 Million OpenFlow Ports Committed to OpenFlow-enabling FlexNetwork portfolio 0 0 0 1 HP 5400 33 HP 8200 HP 2920
SDN Architecture Intelligent Management Center Virtual Application Networks deliver automation, agility Industry s most complete software-defined network fabric Management VAN SDN VAN Network Resource Automation VAN Server Connect Application Virtual Cloud Load Balancing UC&C Sentinel WAN Bursting Control Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller Infrastructure 40 Switches over 20 million ports 3 rd party & non- OpenFlow 34
Virtual Application Networks Deliver Application Characterization Create consistency, reliability and repeatability across the entire network infrastructure Network Virtualization Create multitenant, on-demand, topology and device-independent provisioning Automated Orchestration Use templates to ensure user service level and policy for dynamic application delivery 35
SDN Architecture Virtual Cloud Network application Network virtualization for scalable multitenant data centers Application Tenant 2 Virtual Cloud Network App Tenant 1 Scalable cloud automation Control VAN SDN Controller Scalable cloud multitenancy Infrastructure Private-public cloud integration 36
SDN Architecture Dynamic WAN bandwidth provisioning Delivering new revenue opportunities for service provider cloud data centers Application HP Operations Orchestration Automated provisioning Control VAN SDN Controller On-demand scalability Infrastructure VM VM VM Hypervisor Service Provider DC VM VM VM Hypervisor Customer DC Disaster avoidance 37
SDN Architecture UC&C SDN Application for Lync Automating policy for campus enterprise business applications Application UC&C SDN Application SDN API POC Simplified Policy Deployment Control VAN SDN Controller Dynamic prioritization Infrastructure Enhanced user experience 38
Intelligent Management Center HP Winner of the SDN Innovation Award 2013 HP Networking leading the market with complete SDN solution Management SDN Manager Application Virtual Cloud Sentinel UC&C SDN Load balancing WAN Bursting HP Sentinel Security application Source: Ethernet Innovation Summit, May, 2013 Celebrating Ethernet 40 th birthday Control Infrastructure Virtual Application Networks SDN Controller Leader in OpenFlow support 40 Switches over 20 million ports 39
SDN Architecture Sentinel security application TippingPoint Enabling real-time threat detection across enterprise campus networks Application Sentinel Security App RepDV Database Secure BYOD Control VAN SDN Controller Unprecedented Visibility Infrastructure Better than Antivirus alone Malicious-site.com 40
HP s Vision for the Future of Networking HP Virtual Application Network Focus less on managing infrastructure and more on quality of business experience 41
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