Enhanced+CFEB+(CFEB-E)+field+presentation.ppt

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Enhanced CFEB for M7i/M10i
Field presentation

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Agenda
 Introduction
 Product Description
 Competitive positioning
 Conclusion

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Market Trends
 Network build out (new or upgrade) to enable
richer service offerings with enhanced CoS,
scalable and reliable as seen in Multi-play /
Converged applications

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The Opportunity
 Replacement of outdated competitor (7200/7300)
products
 Leverage M7i/M10i installed based
– Over 17k M7i/M10i chassis shipped
– Transition to richer CoS services
– Scaling number of customers
– Investment protection
 Greenfield networks

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Highlights
 New features with I-chip CFEB
– I-chip CFEB brings features parity with other M-series
– New features can be made available across the entire M-
series family
 Enhanced CoS capabilities
 Extends the life of M7i/M10i
– Field upgrade option as opposed to fork-lift upgrade by
our competitors
– PIC re-use
 ISSU for M10i
 Improved services performance

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 CFEB-E extends the existing M7i/M10i
capabilities
– Additional CoS features and scaling
– Enhanced forwarding scalability
– Enhanced service throughput
– In service software upgrades (ISSU)
 Leverage technology from newer M and MX
– I-chip provides architectural consistency
– Easier to port new capabilities to these platforms
 Embedded service module in M7i for advanced
services (sFW/NAT, IPSec, CRTP, Flow-tap…)
Enhanced CFEB (CFEB-E) – H1’09
Highlights
Version Platform
CFEB-E without service module M7i, M10i
CFEB-E with Multiservices Module M7i
2 versions:
M10i
M7i
I-Chip

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Enhanced CFEB
Major Enhancements
Feature CFEB CFEB-E (H1’09)
PFE Chipset ABC I
Queues per interface 4 8
HW priority levels
strict-high, high, low and
excess
strict-high, high, medium-high,
medium-low, low and excess
FIB 500K 1M
Throughput (HDX)
M7i: 8.4 Gbps*
M10i: 12.8 Gbps
M7i: 10 Gbps*
M10i: 16 Gbps
M7i embedded service
throughput (HDX)
250 Mbps 950 Mbps (MSPIC)
ISSU on M10i No Yes
* does not count the bandwidth
to the integrated service module
 Increased number of logical interfaces supported

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Feature Benefit
Enhanced CoS
Smallest form factor to support rich CoS
for multi-play or converged networks
 8 queues
 4 priority levels
Increased scalability
 ifd /ifl
 routes, next hops
SP can now provision more customers per
chassis
Feature consistency
All M-series products would now have
consistent feature-set
Increased throughput M7i: 4.2G  5G
M10i: 6.4G 8G
ISSU support for M10i with I3.0 CFEB Stronger HA story
Enhanced CFEB
Features & Benefits

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Enhanced CFEB
Ordering Guide
Model Number Description Platform
FEB-M10i-M7i-E-BB M10i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board M7i/M10i
FEB-M10i-M7i-E-R M10i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board, Redundant M7i/M10i
FEB-M10i-M7i-E-S M10i, M7i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board, Spare M7i/M10i
FEB-M7i-E-BB M7i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board M7i
FEB-M7i-SVCS-ASM-E-BB
M7i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board with built-in Adaptive
Services Module (one of the following services included with
purchase: S-ES-BB, S-NAT-FW-SINGLE-BB, S-NAT-FW-MULTI-
BB and S-ACCT-BB)
M7i
FEB-M7i-SVCS-ASM-E-S
M7i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board with built-in Adaptive
Services Module, Spare (one of the following services included
with purchase: S-ES-BB, S-NAT-FW-SINGLE-BB, S-NAT-FW-
MULTI-BB and S-ACCT-BB)
M7i
FEB-M7i-SVCS-MS-E-BB
M7i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board with built-in Multi
Services Module (one of the following services included with
purchase: S-ES-BB, S-NAT-FW-SINGLE-BB, S-NAT-FW-MULTI-
BB and S-ACCT-BB)
M7i
FEB-M7i-SVCS-MS-E-S
M7i Enhanced Forwarding Engine Board with built-in Multi
Services Module, Spare (one of the following services included
with purchase: S-ES-BB, S-NAT-FW-SINGLE-BB, S-NAT-FW-
MULTI-BB and S-ACCT-BB)
M7i

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Post FRS features
 Ethernet OAM support in 9.4R2
 ISSU on M10i in 9.5R1
 Enhanced IQ2 (IQ2-E) PIC support in 9.5R2

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Positioning Against Cisco
The Opportunity
 7200/7300 are outdated
– 15-year old, IOS, Software-based forwarding
– Already upgraded many times
– Doesn’t meet new services and bandwidth requirements (>
2Gbps)
 Immature ASR push will tend to obsolete 7200/7300
– Overlap between high-end 7200 and low-end ASR
– ASR throughput highly impacted when services are on
 Huge installed base: 380’000* 7200s deployed
 Big opportunity for M7i/M10i
– High performance
– Leverage JUNOS
– Mature & future proof
* Source: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns780/networking_solutions_package.html

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7200/7300 Take-Out Program
The Evolution Path
7200/7300
ASR 1000
 Hardware-based forwarding
 Incremental service capabilities
(MS-PIC/Service DPC)
 Breadth of interfaces
 Proven and feature-rich
M7i/M10i
M120/MX240
 Immature
 Another OS
 Outdated
 Limited Performance

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Conclusion
 M7i/M10i benefits from our latest hardware
innovation
– Increased feature-set
– Increased scaling
 Consistent HW base across M- and MX- series
 Good momentum against ASR

THANK YOU
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THANK YOU

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