2-3 WLAN Overview

Alcatel-Lucent WLAN Product Line
Pradeep Kapkoti
Apr 2011
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Agenda
1. Wireless LAN High-level Overview
2. Wireless LAN Product Offerings and features
3. Wireless LAN End of Sales (EOS) / End of Life (EOL) Product List
4. Wireless LAN Products at a Glance

1 Wireless LAN High-level Overview
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Infrastructure for the Workforce
Past (until about 2007)
IT Services accessible Convenience WLAN Technology

from desk only
Files, Data, and Apps Are

Stored on Local Servers

But, Everything Is Changing
Now and Going Forward
Branch Office
Workforce
is mobile
IT Services accessible Convenience WLAN Technology

from desk only Remote Office
Laptops + Smartphones
Are the Computing and
Communications Devices
Home Office
Files, Data, and Apps Are

Stored on Local Servers
Files, Data, and Apps Are Stored
in Private and Public Clouds
Mobile
High Performance WLAN Technology

Mobile Devices are Everywhere
Laptops/Tablets
22% growth in Q2,2010 3.2M iPads in 80 days
43.4% of Enterprise workers 8.4M iPhones
use WLANs today
(58% by 2014) 60% of Fortune 500
400 Higher Ed institutions
Smart Phones
37% growth in Q2,2010 12.1M BlackBerries in Q2,10

Our Credibility
Analysts Customers
All Others, 12.4%
Motorola, 5.0%
HP, 6.5%
Cisco, 48.4%
Gartner
WLAN Meru, 7.2%
Magic Quadrant
Dell’Oro
Q210 WLAN
Aruba + Alcatel-Lucent, Market
21.5% Share
1.8B$
1.2B$
Gartner
Corporate 0.6B$
Telephony + 59 % + 57 %
Magic Quadrant + 42 %
2009
+ 37 % +20%
+ 16 % + 16 %
2006 2007 2008 - 17 %

Dell’Oro
WLAN Market, Alcatel-Lucent Growth vs Market

The Application Fluent Network
Architecture Operations Control
Head Office
Branch Office
•Outside
Home Office
Mobile
Architecture
Branch Office, Home Office, Mobile User

Plug’n’Play Mobile User
Branch / Home Office

Automatic
provisioning •Remote
Access Point
Zero touch experience

Automatically connects when needed
Remotely configures WLAN
settings for Windows XP/Vista/7
Data Center
•WLAN Switch
Consistent user policies in HQ,
branch offices, and on the road
No VPN concentrator needed
Operations
Centralized Configuration, Zero touch Deployment
OmniVista 3600
WLAN Switch
Centralized Security Policy
definition and enforcement
Wired Infrastructure
AP automatically discovered and configured
Access Points Adaptive radio management with self-healing
Operations
WLAN Management – Life-Cycle and Day-to-Day
Multi-Vendor, Multi-Generation
Wireless Technology Evolution Cycle (12-18 months)
Infrastructure Lifecycle (3-5 years)
Automated & Bulk Configuration Visual RF mapping, location

(Firmware, configuration, inventory) Easy-to-use, Role-based, and heat charts
custom views
Control
Voice over WLAN
Customer Example
600 VoWLAN Phones

in HQ in conjunction
with UC&C (myIC)
Control
Video over WLAN

Live Video Stored
Broadcast Content
TV
Affordable 802.11n
Wireless Multicast
Video Radio optimization for video
Server
Guaranteed QoS
Multicast
Router
WLAN
Switch
Customer Example
802.11n AP
15 HD + SD video
channels over
802.11n campus wide
Control
Highest Security
Data Privacy
WPA2, IPsec …
Network Protection
ICSA certified stateful firewall
Intrusion Prevention
Identify Validate Integrated protection against DoS,
the user the device Man-in-the-Middle, Rogue AP, ad-hoc
clients…
Access Control
Stateful authentication and policy
enforcement per user
Classify Control
the traffic access per user
Control
Validate the Device
HIC Server
Guest Employee Operating System

Dissolvable
Permanent
Agent
Agent Anti-Virus
(ActiveX)
Personal Firewall
Non-Productive Applications
USB Keys
Etc…
20% Savings
Help Desk
(fewer calls)
Control
Dynamic Policies (Hospital Example)
NAC Policy Dynamic Policy Example
Doctor – Granted access

limited to medical facility Doctor
Location changes - Access to patient information limited to
medical facility
Administrative staff
No access to patient Admin
confidential information Profile-based access – security filters
s s
1 Mbp 5 Mbp
Patient – Granted Internet

Patient Daily Hours After Hours
access with bandwidth
Time changes - at 5pm, patient bandwidth restriction changes
restrictions and time expiration from 1Mbps to 5Mbps
Control
Access Control enables Mobility
Role-Based 8950 AAA

Access Control
Access Rights
SSID-Based
Staff Access Control Executive
RADIUS
LDAP
AD
Virtual AP 1
SSID: Corp Finance
Contractors Corporate
Services
Legal
Voice
Virtual AP 2 HR
Video SSID: GUEST
Secure
Guest Tunnel
Captive Portal To DMZ
Guest DMZ
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Alcatel Lucent Wireless LAN (WLAN) Portfolio
• Next Gen Wireless Architecture
Transition to 802.11n for higher speed and performance, rich content
delivery
Architecture Adding cost-effective 802.11n access points and advanced mesh
technology for comprehensive portfolio
High performance 3 streams Access points
Scalability with IPv6 protocols and management
• Granular control
Control
Wireless Intrusion detection V2.0
Full featured Spectrum Analysis
User-defined signature and policies
• Streamlined Operations
Operations Branch office solution for easier remote networking
SMB all-in-one package
End-to-end troubleshooting
Alcatel Lucent Wireless Access Architecture
•Access Points •Network Services

•Alcatel Lucent
Mobility
Controller
•End-to-end OmniVista Network Management
Campus 802.11n Access Points
•Single Radio •Dual Radio

•Low Density or Air Monitor •High Density, Maximum Flexibility
•OAW-AP92/93 •OAW-AP120/121 •OAW-AP105/124 / 125

•Client Access / Air Monitor / Remote AP •Client Access / Air Monitor / Remote AP
•Internal or External Antenna Options •Internal or External Antenna Options
•OAW-AP68 •Campus Extension

•Client Access / Air Monitor / Remote AP
•Internal Antenna
•OAW-AP175
•Environmentally
•Hardened Design
At A Glance – Indoor 802.11n APs
Access Points Description
• Entry level, ideal for Wireless IPS and Spectrum

OAW-AP92/93 • Low-density deployments
• Ceiling mount optimized
• Affordable, high performance

OAW-AP105 • High-density deployments
• Ceiling mount optimized
OAW-AP120/121 • Maximum deployment flexibility

(will be phased out • Low-density environments
in 2H 2011) • Above ceiling or enclosure-based installations
• Maximum deployment flexibility

OAW-AP124/125 • High-density environments
• Above-ceiling or enclosure-based installations
Indoor 802.11n AP Tech Specs
Single Radio Dual Radio
OAW- OAW- OAW- OAW-

Specification
AP92/93 AP120/121 AP105 AP124/125
Antennas Ext/Int Ext/Int Int Ext/Int
Data rate per radio (Mbps) 300 300 300 300
802.11n spatial streams 2 2 2 2
802.11n MIMO 2x2 3x3 2x2 3x3
2.4 + 5GHz WIPS
2.4 + 5GHz spectrum analysis * *
All ARM Features
All Forwarding Modes
All Access Point Modes
Integrated TPM
2nd Ethernet Port – –
Full Capacity w/ 802.3af
Lifetime Warranty
•* Interference classification, Real-Time FFT and Swept Spectogram are not
supported.
Indoor 802.11n AP Deployment Types
OAW- OAW-
Deployment Types OAW-AP92/93
AP105 AP124/125
Low Density Clients – –

Point to Point Bridge
Wireless IPS
Spectrum Analysis
High Density Clients –
Unified Communications –
High Definition Video –
Enterprise Mesh – –
Wall Mount – –
Wired Pass-Through – –
Indoor 802.11n AP Use Cases
Customer Use Case AP92/93 AP-105 AP-124/125
Small Retail Store –

Low Density Classrooms –
Clinics & Small Medical Centers –
Hospitality Hotspot –
Carpeted Office –
Education –
Regional Medical Centers –
Government Civilian –
Warehouse and Distribution –
Large Retail Store –
Hospitals –
Government Defense –
Remote Access Points
•Small Branches
•Up to 30 Users
•OAW-RAP5 •OAW-RAP5WN
•5 secure ports •5 secure ports
•USB-WAN •802.11a/b/g/n
•USB-WAN
•Home Offices
•1–5 Users
•OAW-
RAP2WG
•2 secure ports
•802.11b/g Wi-Fi
At A Glance – Remote Access Points
OAW- • 1 to 5 user, 5Mbps performance, 2.4GHz 802.11bg Wi-Fi

RAP2WG • Remote office, home office, remote learning, fixed telecommuter
• 1 to 30 user, >100Mbps performance, no Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet

OAW-RAP5
• Remote branch office, fixed teleworker applications
OAW- • 1 to 30 user, >100Mbps performance, 2.4GHz or 5GHz 802.11n Wi-Fi

RAP5WN • Remote branch office, fixed teleworker applications, Wi-Fi compliance
Remote Access Point Tech Specs
OAW- OAW-
Specification OAW-RAP5
RAP2WG RAP5WN
802.11 Antennas Integrated – Integrated
802.11 Radio Frequency 2.4GHz – 2.4GHz or 5GHz
802.11 Radio Operation 802.11bg – 802.11an or bgn
802.11 Data Rate per Radio 54Mbps – 300Mbps
802.11n Spatial Streams – – 2
802.11n MIMO – – 3x3
Wireless Security 2.4GHz – 2.4GHz + 5GHz
4x 10/100 4x 10/100
Ethernet Interfaces 2x 10/100
1x 10/100/1000 1x 10/100/1000
Policy Based Forwarding

Wired 802.1x Authentication
Integrated TPM –
USB Port for 3G Backhaul –
Lifetime Warranty –
Virtual Intranet Access (VIA) Agent
Client Access Software
•Branch Office Consistent access to data and services
•Mobile User when users are away from their trusted
network
•RAP
•RAP
IPSec with SSL fallback, auto detection
and connection
Remotely configures WLAN settings for
Windows XP/Vista/7
Interne
••Interne Integrated to Controller
tt
Installed from the controller, included
in OmniAccess baseOS
•Data Center
PEFV license required on controller for firewall
•Mobility
•Mobility enforcement on VIA users
Controller
Controller
Consistent user policies in HQ, branch
offices, and on the road
No VPN concentrator needed
Mobility Controllers
•Branch Office
•OAW-4306 •OAW-4306G •OAW-4306GW

•8 APs, 32 RAPs •16 APs, 64 RAPs •16 APs, 64 RAPs
•USB-WAN •USB-WAN, NAS/Print •802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi
•0.8Gbps Firewall •2Gbps Firewall •USB-WAN, NAS/Print
•2Gbps Firewall
•Large Office •Campus
•OAW-4504 •OAW-4604 •OAW-4704 •OAW-6000

•32 APs •64 APs •128 APs •2048 APs
•128 RAPs •256 RAPs •512 RAPs •4096 RAPs
•3Gbps Firewall •4Gbps Firewall •4Gbps Firewall •80Gbps Firewall
At A Glance - Mobility Controllers
• Up to 8 and 16 campus APs per controller

• Designed for branch office deployments
OAW-4306
• USB 3G WAN, USB NAS, file and print server
series
• Gigabit Ethernet connections with 802.3at PoE
• Optional integrated 802.11n Wi-Fi
OAW-
• Up to 32, 64 and 128 campus APs per controller
4504/4604
• Designed for midsize to large deployments
/4704
• 80Gbps firewall performance, up to 2,048 campus APs

• Most scalable modular controller available in the industry
OAW-6000
• Designed for corporate headquarters, large campus deployments
• Up to 8x 10-Gigabit Ethernet connections per chassis
Mobility Controller Tech Specs
4306G/ 6000
Specification 4306 4504 4604 4704 S3
4306GW (4x S3)
Number of APs 8 16 32 64 128 512 2048
RAP to AP Ratio 4:1 4:1 4:1 4:1 4:1 2:1 2:1
Firewall Capacity 0.8 Gbps 2 Gbps 3 Gbps 4 Gbps 4 Gbps 20 Gbps 80 Gbps
Encryption Capacity 0.4 Gbps 1.6 Gbps 0.8 Gbps 2 Gbps 4 Gbps 4 Gbps 16 Gbps
Max Power Usage 115W 126W 35W 45W 60W 130W 520W
10/100 Ethernet 8x – – – – – –
1Gbps Ethernet 1x 6x 4x 4x 4x 10x 40x
10Gbps Ethernet – – – – – 2x 8x
802.3at PoE Ports 4x 4x – – – – –
IPSec Tunnels 256 512 2,048 2,048 4,096 4,096 16,384
Redundant Power – – – – –
Redundant Fan – – – – –
USB Ports 1x 4x – – – – –
ExpressCard Slot 1x 1x – – – – –
Integrated Radio – 651 – – – – –
Software Licenses
Licensed Installed
SKU Per On
Details
• Number of physical APs supported on the MC.

OAW-AP-LAP(X) AP MC
• Can be installed in increments of 1,2,4,8,…,512.
OAW-AP- • Enables firewall enforcement, role based access control,

AP MC
PEFNG(X) per application QoS for wired and wireless users.
• Protects against advanced wireless attacks; rogue AP

OAW-AP-WIP(X) AP MC
classification is offered in base ALUOS.
• Enables xSec encryption (longer keys, FIPS validated

OAW-SSN-XSC(X) User MC
algorithm, Layer 2 header encryption) on the MC.
• Enables firewall policy enforcement and role based

OAW-(X)-PEFV MC MC
access control for VPN users on the MC.
OAW-AP-RFP(X)* AP MC •Enables WIP + Spectrum Analyzer
• Network wide configuration, monitoring, historical

AP + MC +
OV-3600-(X) OV reporting, wireless security, inventory management.
Switch • Location tracking, RF planning and visualization.
•AP: Access Point MC: Mobility Controller OV: OmniVista Management system *AOS 6.0 feature
System Capacity Limits
Platform LAN APs RAPs Mesh Nodes

OAW-4306 8 32 32
OAW-4306G 16 64 64
OAW-4504 32 128 128
OAW-4604 64 256 256
OAW-4704 128 512 512
Supervisor 3 512 1,024 1,024
• RAP/Mesh maximum system capacity is higher than for LAN-connected

APs
• See controller datasheets for other capacity limits (users, VPN sessions,
etc.)
License upgrade formula
3.x License Type Translation Formula Corresponding 5.0 license
PEFNG based on APs; needs to be

PEF License Max (AP, PEF/16)
greater or equal to AP license
WIP based on APs; needs to be same
RFP/WIP License WIP based on APs
as AP license count
RAP License Adds to AP capacity Adds to AP capacity
AP capacity gets incremented to

LAP License Min (WIP capacity, LAP + RAP)
account for RAP and MAP licenses
Mesh AP License Rolls into base SW Rolls into base OS
PEFV if both VPN and PEF licenses

VPN License Rolls into base SW
exist in 3.x
XSEC License No change No change
Example Upgrade and Migration Scenarios
Licenses with 3.x Licenses after upgrade to 5.x
PEFNG PEFV WIP LAP

PEF128, LAP16 16 16
PEF8192, LAP128 512 128
WIP32, PEF512, LAP32 32 32 32
VPN128, LAP8 8
WIP8, LAP4 8 4
VPN128, LAP8 8
VPN128, PEF256, WIP16, 8

16 Yes 16 (not 8 + 4: Mesh is
LAP8, MAP/IMP4 in baseOS!)
WIP32, PEF512, RAP24, 32

32 32 (not 24 + 16: limited
LAP16, MAP/IMP8 by WIP!)
3 Wireless LAN End of Sales (EOS) Product
List
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WLAN EOS/EOL product lists
WLAN EOS Alternate

Products Effective Date Solutions/products
OAW-4302 Not Orderable OAW-4306
OAW-4304 Not Orderable OAW-4306
OAW-4308 Nov-10 OAW-4306G
OAW-4324 Nov-10 OAW-4604
OAW-6000-PS2 Nov-10 OAW-6000-PS4
OAW-LC-2G Nov-10 Not Required with S3
OAW-LC-2GF Nov-10 Not Required with S3
OAW-LC-2GFP Nov-10 Not Required with S3
OAW-SC-1-48 Nov-10 OAW-S3-0-2X10G
OAW-AP60 Jan-11 OAW-AP92
OAW-AP70 Jan-11 OAW-AP125, OAW-105
OAW-AP120 Jan-11 OAW-AP124, OAW-AP92
OAW-AP121 Jan-11 OAW-AP125, OAW-105, OAW-AP93
OAW-AP175POE (November 2010)
OAW-AP85 Mar-11 OWA-AP175DC/AC - Q1 2011
6 •Wireless LAN Products at a Glance
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OmniAccess WLAN Switches
Branch Office Regional Office Campus
OAW-4306 OAW-4306G[W] OAW-4504 OAW-4604 OAW-4704 OAW-6000
10GigE ports 0 0 0 0 0 Up to 8
GigE ports 1 8 4 (combo) 4 (combo) 4 (combo) Up to 40
FastE ports 8 0 0 0 0 Up to 72
PoE support 4 (PoE+) 4 (PoE+) 0 0 0 Up to 72 (PoE)
USB ports 1 4 0 0 0 0
Built-in AP 0 1 (4306GW) 0 0 0 0
Number of 8 16 (+1) 32 64 128 Up to 2,048

Local APs
Remote APs 32 64 128 256 512 Up to 8,192
Performance 320 Mbps 800 Mbps 800 Mbps 2 Gbps 4 Gbps Up to 40Gbps
List Price(US) $1470 / $1750 $2345 / $2895 $4995 / $5495 $7995 / $9995 $12995 / $16495 $26995 / $34995 +
[$2845 / $3395] $2995
*refer WWPL
OmniAccess WLAN Indoor Access Points
OAW-AP92 OAW-AP93 OAW-AP105 OAW-AP124 OAW-AP125 RAP-2WG RAP-5 RAP-5WN
# of radio 1 1 2 2 2 1 0 1
11a/b/g Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes b/g only - Yes
11a/b/g/n Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - - Yes
Campus AP Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - - -
Remote AP Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Mesh AP Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fast Ethernet 1 1 1 - - 2 4 4
Gig Ethernet - - - 2 2 - 1 1
USB ports - - - - - - Yes Yes
External ant. 2 (RP-SMA) - - 3 (RP-SMA) - - - -
Built-in ant. - Yes Yes - Yes Yes - Yes
802.11n MIMO 2x2 2x2 2x2 3x3 3x3 - 3x3 3x3
List Price(US) $395 $395 $695 $995 $995 $99 $395 $595
OmniAccess WLAN Indoor Access Points
OAW-AP93H**
OAW-AP68*
# of radio 1 1
11a/b/g - Yes
11a/b/g/n Yes (72.5 – 150Mbps) Yes
Campus AP Yes Yes
Remote AP Yes Yes
Mesh AP Yes Yes
Fast Ethernet 1 1
Gig Ethernet - -
USB ports - -
External ant. - -
Built-in ant. Yes Yes
802.11n MIMO 1x1 2x2 •*Available in December 2010
List Price (expected) $295 $395 •**Available in Q1 2011
OmniAccess WLAN Outdoor Access Points
OAW-AP175*
# of radio 2
11a/b/g Yes
11a/b/g/n Yes
Campus AP Yes
Remote AP Yes
Mesh AP Yes
10/100BaseT 1 (10/100/1000)
100BaseFX -
100BaseLX -
External ant. 4 (N-type) •*OAW-AP175 POE version available in November 2010.
•AC/DC version expected to be released in Q1 2011

POE Power Yes (POE – PoE+)
DC Power Yes (DC)
AC Power Yes (AC)
List Price OAW-175POE - $1995
OAW-175AC/DC - $2295
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•1 | WLAN Product Line| 2011 All Rights Reserved © Alcatel-Lucent 2011

1. Wireless LAN High-level Overview

2. Wireless LAN Product Offerings and features

4. Wireless LAN Products at a Glance

•2 | WLAN Product Line| 2011 All Rights Reserved © Alcatel-Lucent 2011

Past (until about 2007)

IT Services accessible Convenience WLAN Technology

Files, Data, and Apps Are

•4 | WLAN Product Line| 2011 All Rights Reserved © Alcatel-Lucent 2011

Now and Going Forward

IT Services accessible Convenience WLAN Technology

Files, Data, and Apps Are

High Performance WLAN Technology

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2006 2007 2008 - 17 %

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Architecture Operations Control

Branch Office, Home Office, Mobile User

Branch / Home Office

Zero touch experience

Centralized Configuration, Zero touch Deployment

AP automatically discovered and configured

Access Points Adaptive radio management with self-healing

Wireless Technology Evolution Cycle (12-18 months)

Infrastructure Lifecycle (3-5 years)

Automated & Bulk Configuration Visual RF mapping, location

Voice over WLAN

600 VoWLAN Phones

Video over WLAN

Validate the Device

Guest Employee Operating System

Doctor – Granted access

Patient – Granted Internet

Access Control enables Mobility

Role-Based 8950 AAA

•Access Points •Network Services

•End-to-end OmniVista Network Management

•Single Radio •Dual Radio

•OAW-AP92/93 •OAW-AP120/121 •OAW-AP105/124 / 125

•OAW-AP68 •Campus Extension

Access Points Description

• Entry level, ideal for Wireless IPS and Spectrum

• Affordable, high performance

OAW-AP120/121 • Maximum deployment flexibility

• Maximum deployment flexibility

OAW- OAW- OAW- OAW-

Single Radio Dual Radio

Low Density Clients – –

Customer Use Case AP92/93 AP-105 AP-124/125

Small Retail Store –

Access Points Description

OAW- • 1 to 5 user, 5Mbps performance, 2.4GHz 802.11bg Wi-Fi

• 1 to 30 user, >100Mbps performance, no Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet

OAW- • 1 to 30 user, >100Mbps performance, 2.4GHz or 5GHz 802.11n Wi-Fi

802.11 Radio Frequency 2.4GHz – 2.4GHz or 5GHz

802.11 Radio Operation 802.11bg – 802.11an or bgn

802.11 Data Rate per Radio 54Mbps – 300Mbps

802.11n Spatial Streams – – 2

802.11n MIMO – – 3x3

Wireless Security 2.4GHz – 2.4GHz + 5GHz

Policy Based Forwarding

•OAW-4306 •OAW-4306G •OAW-4306GW

•Large Office •Campus