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    1. Resilient Ethernet September 2008
    2. Resilient Ethernet: What is it?
      • Resilient definition:
        • “ tending to recover or adjust from misfortune”
      • In the case of Ethernet, “misfortune” is congestion
      • Resilient Ethernet
        • Buffering to minimize or eliminate packet loss during temporary congestion
        • Extensive traffic management to maintain QoS
        • Does not require:
          • Carrier Ethernet standards
          • OAM
          • Scalability
    3. Tools of Resilient Ethernet
      • Extensive traffic management
        • CIR/EIR CBS/EBS ingress policing
        • Police per port, EVC, traffic-class per EVC
      • Deep buffering
        • Internal buffering (dedicated) typically at <1MB
          • At 10Gbps rates: 80us of temporary congestion – no packet loss
        • External buffering (dynamic) at ~200MB
          • At 10Gbps rates: >100ms of temporary congestion - no packet loss
      • Congestion avoidance
        • Congestion avoidance per output queue
        • WREDTail Drop with configurable thresholds
      EIR CIR 100Mb 400Mb
    4. Resilient Ethernet Application
      • Multiple processors or IO connected through L2 Ethernet fabric
        • Unpredictable traffic
        • Random congestion at each port
      • Potential Applications
        • VoD Servers, IPTV platforms, multi-protocol transport
      SPI4.2 10GE Uplinks GbE Ports 10GE MAC CPU CPU CPU IO IO
    5. Enterprise Switch Operation
      • 500Mbps burst on one port penalizes other traffic for the congested port
      • Goal is to penalize the “bursty” port only
      • Possible solutions
        • Move to 10GE links
      Enterprise Switch All ports penalized RESILIENT ETHERNET
    6. Resilient Ethernet Operation
      • Bursty port does not penalize well-behaved traffic
      • Penalty for the “bursty” port is gradual
        • Temporary over-subscription: Packets are stored in deep buffers
        • Long-term over-subscription: “Green” guaranteed, “Yellow” dropped
        • WRED is designed specifically for bursty traffic
          • Averages queue depths so that only sustained oversubscription causes drops.
          • Deep packet buffers are required to run WRED effectively
      (Only bursty port penalized)
    7. Summary
      • Resilient Ethernet is required in many triple play applications
        • Unpredictable and wide range of traffic patterns
      • Brooklyn-10 is architected to provide Resilient Ethernet switching through:
        • Carrier-grade QoS features such as policing & congestion avoidance
        • Deep buffers for true WRED operation
      • Well-behaved ports are NEVER penalized
        • Penalty for the “bursty” port is gradual
    8. More Information Available
      • Lightstorm website
        • http://www.lightstormnetworks.com/
      • Sign up for Extranet access to get latest product briefs, functional specifications, data sheets, etc.
        • http://www.lightstormnetworks.com/xtranet/login.asp ?

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