Switching Routing and Mobility

Switching, Routing and Mobility
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StackPower Power aggregation

Network Modules Field replaceable uplink Full 802.3at PoE+ Support Three IOS feature sets Dual redundant power supplies and fans MACsec Hardware encryption
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Console, 10/100 port, and USB type A
Stackwise Plus
FRU Dual Redundant Fans
StackPower Cables
Redundant, Dual PS, either AC/AC, AC/DC, AC, or DC combinations

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New 3750-X models with 12 and 24 ports of SFP are expected to be
available in June
All the X features
Model
WS-C3750X-12S-S, IP Base WS-C3750X-12S-E, IP Services List Price $10,000 $14,000
WS-C3750X-24S-S, IP Base
WS-C3750X-24S-E, IP Services
$20,000
$30,000
High level Product Specifications: here 3750-X Family, 1RU Modular GE or 10GE Uplinks StackWise+ and Stack Power Dual redundant FRU PS and Fan (ships with one 350WAC P/S and dual Fans) All other 3750-X features
Now
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2 Port 10/1G optical Support Netflow Support MACSec Encryption capability
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4510R+E
4507R+E 4503-E
4506-E
848Gbps Switching Capacity 4xSFP+/SFP uplinks Flexible Netflow 48G Roadmap
24G/Slot + 2x10G Uplinks 225MPPS Flexible TwinGig Uplinks
High Density
WS-X4748-RJ45-E
WS-X4748-UPOE+E
WS-X4624-SFP-E
WS-X4712-SFP+E
Low Density
48G Shipping
WS-X4748-RJ45V+E
WS-X4612-SFP-E
WS-X4606-X2-E
24G
WS-X4648-RJ45-E
WS-X4648-RJ45V+E
1G
10G PoE Power Supplies
Data Only
PoE+
Fiber Line Card Portfolio
Access Line Card Portfolio
PWR-C45-1300ACV
PWR-C45-2800ACV
PWR-C45-4200ACV
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Guaranteeing HA for Power

Timeline
2003
Pre-Std PoE (7W)
2005
IEEE PoE Standard (15W)
2007
Industry First
2009
IEEE PoE+ Standard (30W)
2011
UPOE (60W)
Cisco Proprietary
Pre-Std PoE+ (30W)
IP Phones w/t color LCD IP Phones
Access points (APs)
802.11n APs
Interactive IP Phones
Plethora of applications
Advantages of PoE High Availability Power Management Ease of Deployment Power efficiency
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Cat5e
30W
IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) Maximum power sourced = 30W

30W
Cat5e
Universal Nature Standard RJ45 Connector No Cabling Change from PoE+

60W
30W
UPOE
High Availability Uptime for critical apps (e911) Low TCO with UPS consolidation Green 10% more efficient than bricks Management with EnergyWise
Maximum power sourced = 60W Supported by all cabling standards Compatible with PoE and PoE+
Target FCS: Q2CY11

Universal PoE (Intelligent 60W PoE/Port)
IEEE 802.3az (Energy Efficient Ethernet) IEEE 802.1AVB (Audio Video Bridging)
IEEE 1588 (Boundary Clock)
Universal PoE
60W PoE with max. line card budget of 1500W Estimate Cable loss with intelligent diagnostics LLDP enhancement to negotiate beyond 30W Power X-Generation applications IP Turrets in financial trading floors Integrated Virtual Desktop Clients
Energy Efficient Ethernet

Compliant with IEEE 802.3az for: 100/1000 Base-T Power consumption is based on link utilization Green: Save up to 1W per link Mandatory for Energy Star Compliance*
* Energy Star requirements for enterprise switches expected to be published mid-2011

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Enterprise Workspace
VNA*
Trading Floor
Thin/Zero Clients
uPoE Powered
Hospitality, Retail and Conf. Rooms

Compact Swtiches with PoE Pass-Through 2960C 8 port 10/100 3560C 8 port 10/100/1000
Virtual Desktop & Workspace Consolidation

Current Workspace Architecture Next Generation Workspace Architecture
NGPoE+
Todays Workspace
PoE/PoEP
Multiple Power Management Points Cabling Overhead

High Availability only for phone
Obsolete equipment management Thin Client with Integrated Display
High TCO Soft Phone
High availability
Wall Plug
Power Adapters
Minimal cables in workspace Power Efficiency/Management Low TCO
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Efficient, Flexible, Scalable, Protects Investment

Flexible and Scalable
Auto-sensing 110V (15A) /220V (20A) Up to 2240W Data and 7500W PoE(P) Power 1:1 Redundancy Powers fully loaded 4510R+E Chassis with Class 3 devices
Energy Efficient
Highest average efficiency rating for Catalyst 4500 series Measures true power consumption, integrates with EnergyWise 80 PLUS Platinum from 600W to 9000W
Investment Protection
Triple Input power supply scales with growth in power needs Compatible with E-Series chassis
Input Voltage
Line Connected
Output Power
Max Class 3 PoE
Max PoEP (30W)
Single
220 VAC 20Amp Double Triple
3000 W 6000 W
9000 W 1100 W
150 302
384 (max 10 slot) 42
77 155
232 21
Single 110 VAC 15Amp

Double Triple
2200 W
3300 W
84
126
43
65
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Enhanced (E) chassis offer higher system power capacity, better signal integrity,
and capable of higher bandwidth to support Sup2T

3, 4, 6, and 9-slot versions
Classic switching bus traces/connectors Crossbar fabric traces/connectors
Redundant power supplies
Redundant voltage
Bus is same speed FanFabric is only 2x40G per slot with new linecards tray for system cooling 6509-V-E chassis offers and supervisor redundant fan trays and air filtration Still 2x20G with old cards
termination (VTT)/clock modules
EEPROMs
Redundant MAC address
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The Supervisor 2T is designed for deployment in the Core and Distribution Layers of the Network - it is the highest performing Supervisor option available for the Catalyst 6500 platform
Orderable mid-June Shipping mid-July
VS-SUP2T-PFC4 is shown
Supervisor Quick Facts
Integrated 2-Tbps Switch Fabric

Integrated Policy Feature Card 4 (PFC4) supporting hardware acceleration for select features
Integrated Multilayer Switch Feature Card 5 (MSFC5) supporting a single CPU for L2 and L3 functionality
Connectivity Management Processor (CMP) for improved management capability One external compact flash slot (power controlled by IOS)
All uplinks can be active in systems with redundant Supervisors

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MSFC5
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The MSFC5s Dual Core Processor combines the functionalities that used to be provided by the Switch Processor (SP) and Route Processor (RP) on previous generation Supervisors.
MSFC5
Handle the boot process Run all layer 2 operations like VTP, Spanning Tree, Chassis and Power Management, etc Dual Core Processor
Support other Layer 2 features like CDP, SPAN, Broadcast Suppression, EtherChannel, etc
Run the Layer 3 routing protocols like OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, etc Manage the user interface (CLI)
The Connectivity Management Processor (CMP) supports new capabilities that will aid Network Administrators in managing the system:
RP Image Recovery
- TFTP boot of the system

RP File Transfer
- Image on USB device or TFTP
Remote RP Reset
- Hard or Soft reset
RP Console Logging
- Record RP console log for troubleshooting
USB Support
- Booting via Cisco Approved USB flash - USB serial console access
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PFC4 - Base PFC PFC4XL - Upgrades FIB to 1M entries and Netflow table to 1M Entries (512K Ingress / 512K Egress)
Watch Out!
Demo later
PFC4 Hardware Features Summary

Increased MAC Table (128K) Improved EtherChannel Hash L2 Bridge Domain Support Per-Port - Per-VLAN QoS Increase Logical Interfaces Increased Forwarding (60Mpps) Improved IPv6 Tunneling uRPF for IPv6
VPLS without a WAN card MPLSoGRE 16K MPLS Aggregate Labels L2oGRE Multi-point EoMPLS 512K Multicast Routes IGMPv3 / MLDv2 Snooping 1M Netflow Entries (PFC4XL)
Egress Netflow Flexible Netflow (FnF) TCP Flags Cisco TrustSec Roles-Based ACLs Increased ACL TCAM (256K) Increased ACL Labels (16K) And more ..
Feature IPv4 Forwarding

IPv6 Forwarding FIB TCAM IPv4
PFC3B/BXL
Up to 30Mpps Up to 20Mpps
PFC3C/CXL
PFC4/XL
256K / 1M
128K / 500K
256K / 1M
128K / 500K
256K / 1M
128K / 500K
FIB TCAM IPv6 Adjacency Table

Netflow Table
1M
Up to 256K (XL) 64K (32K) No
1M
Up to 256K (XL) 96K (80K) No
1M
Up to 1M (XL) (Ingress 512K : Egress 512K) 128K Yes
MAC Table Egress Netflow

Flexible Netflow
No
No No
No
No No
Yes
Yes Yes
MPLSoGRE
IPv6 uRPF
Feature ACL Labels
PFC3B/BXL
PFC3C/CXL
PFC4/XL
4K Up to 32K
Up to 32K
4K Up to 32K
Up to 32K
16K Up to 192K (XL Default)

Up to 64K (XL Default)
Security ACEs QoS ACEs

Port ACLs
2K
1023 63
2K
1023 63
8K
6K 512
Aggregate Policers
Shared Microflow Policers Egress Microflow Policing
No
No No
No
No No
Yes
Yes Yes
Distributed Policers
Packet or Byte Based Policing RPF Interfaces
2
No No
2
No Yes
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Yes Yes
Native VPLS
VSS
IPv4 Centralized Forwarding dCEF (Up to) L2/L3/L4 Switching 60Mpps 60Mpps ACLs 60Mpps 60Mpps Netflow 60Mpps 60Mpps Policing 60Mpps 60Mpps Marking 60Mpps 60Mpps MPLS 60Mpps 60Mpps EoMPLS Imposition 60Mpps 60Mpps EoMPLS Disposition 12Mpps 25Mpps
IPv6 Centralized Forwarding v6 to v6 30Mpps MPLS 30Mpps v4 to v6 Tunneling 20Mpps v6 to v4 Tunneling 20Mpps
IPv6 dCEF Forwarding v6 to v6 30Mpps MPLS 30Mpps v6 to v4 Tunneling 20Mpps

Switch Fabric
- Integrated 2Tbps Switch Fabric - 26 Channels to support the 6513-E - Provides backplane interconnects between linecards - Fabric Traces are distributed across each linecard slot - Each Fabric Trace can run at 20Gb/sec OR 40Gb/sec
The Supervisor 2T supports a Switch Fabric which offers each connected linecard a set of discrete communication paths into the switch backplane
Linecard Slot #9
Linecard Slot #8
Linecard Slot #1 Linecard Slot #2
Linecard Slot #7 Linecard Slot #6
Data Flows
Linecard Slot #3
Linecard Slot #4
Supervisor Slot #5
The 32Gbps Classic Bus is a legacy backplane that originated with the first release of the Catalyst 6500 back in 1999. DBUS - Data Bus - path over which data is transferred between linecards RBUS - Results Bus - path over which results of forwarding lookups by the Supervisor are passed back to linecards EOBC - Ethernet Out of Band Channel - path Supervisor uses for internal communication with linecards DBUS RBUS EOBC*
Supervisor
Linecard
Linecard
*E-Series Chassis have a dual EOBC
Catalyst 6500 Supervisors

Backplane Forwarding
Not All!
Two forwarding backplanes exist in the Catalyst 6500: the shared Classic BUS that operates at 16Gb and the Switch Fabric that provides the 2048Gb switching capacity. Supported by Sup720 Classic BUS Yes Supported by Sup2T Yes
Switch Fabric Linecard Connection Supports Classic Linecard

Supports CEF256 Linecard Supports CEF720 Linecard Supports Linecard with DFC
8Gbps, 20Gbps Single or Dual Channel Yes

Yes Yes DFC3A/B/C
20Gbps, 40Gbps Single or Dual Channel Yes

No Yes DFC4
Supports For VSS Supports Legacy Service Module Supports WS-C6513E

Yes Fabric Mode

Single Channel from slot 1 to 8 Dual Channel from slot 9 to 13
Yes Bus Mode* Dual Channel from slot 1 to 13

There are two parts to the processing functionality of the Switch - the Control Plane and the Data Plane SWITCH CONTROL PLANE Switch Features that are processed in SOFTWARE by a CPU
There are two control planes LINECARDS - the Switch Processor Control Plane (SP)and DFCs which processes software based Layer 2 features - the Route Processor Control Plane (RP) which processes software based Layer 3 features
SWITCH DATA PLANE

Switch Features that are processed in HARDWARE by Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs)
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There is a PFC on the Sup (PFC3 for Sup720)
Linecards may be Classic in which case they use the PFC for
forwarding (15M pps)

Fabric based linecards (67xx) may have a CFC (and use PFC for
forwarding at 30M pps), or a local DFC (48M pps per card)
Sup2T supports a very limited range of Classic cards and it is not a
very good idea usually (because of 15M pps).

Sup 2T has a new PFC4 (60M pps) 67xx must have CFC (30M pps) or DFC4 (60M pps per card)
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So all the 67xx cards you have for Sup720 can be converted to work
with Sup2T by changing the DFC3 to DFC4 They still run at 40G fabric speed, so the benefit is the new DFC features 60M pps, VPLS etc
Once converted to DFC4 the 67xx card is now called 68xx. You will be
able to buy 68xx cards also

EXCEPT the 6708 which cannot be used with Sup2T Any 67xx card with a CFC will also work with Sup2T but this is not a
very good idea!
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The WS-X6908-10G supports the following dCEF2T Linecard 8 ports 10GE (X2 based) No Connection to the Shared Bus Two x 40Gb Connections into the Switch Fabric Supports integrated DFC4 / DFC4XL Supports Cisco TrustSec on all ports Supports VSL on all ports Up to 60Mpps local forwarding Up to 256MB Buffering per port Egress Multicast Replication Supports Strict Priority queue on transmit Supports 2 receive queues per port Supports 8 transmit queues per port Supports Deficit Weighted Round Robin and Shaped Round Robin
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IEEE 802.3ba Standard Compliant

80Gbps Backplane
CFP Transceiver Form Factor

Earl8 Lite and Heavy Versions
Convertible to 16p 10GbE ports via SFP+ via FourX Adapter

CTS and L2 Encryption IEEE 802.1ae on all ports wire speed
Virtual Switch Link supported on all ports
Target Release 2HCY11
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Virtual Switching System is an inherent capability in Supervisor 2T
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Virtual partitioning (up to 250 Contexts) Up to 16Gbps performance 30,000 SSL TPS 350,000 SYSLOGs per second 4 Million concurrent connections 16K Real or Virtual Servers
Multiple probes (ICMP, TCP, UDP, etc) HTTP deep packet inspection Bi-Directional NAT/PAT TCP Connection State Tracking TCP Header validation and window size checking URPF check at session establishment
ACE
20 Gbps maximum firewall throughput (max) 16 Gbps of maximum firewall throughput (multi-protocol) 300,000 connections per second 10 million concurrent connections 250 security contexts 1,000 VLANs Expected July for Sup720
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ASR1001
ASR1002-F
ASR1002
ASR1004
ASR1006
ASR1013
Chassis
Scalable to 5 Gbps via Software activated license Four built-in GE ports Software redundancy
Scalable to 2.5 Gbps Four built-in GE ports Software redundancy
Scalable to 10 Gbps Scalable to 40 Gbps+ Scalable to 40Gbps+ Scalable to 40 Gbps+ Four built-in GE ports Hardware Hardware Software redundancy Software redundancy redundancy redundancy
Embedded Services Processors
Integrated Software Integrated ESP (single) Upgradeable Default at 2.5-Gbps ASR1001-ESP2.5/5 Upgradeable to 5-Gbps via software activated (single)
license
Integrated ESP (single) at 2.5-Gbps
ASR1000-ESP5 (single) ASR1000-ESP10 (single)
ASR1000-ESP10 (single) ASR1000-ESP20 (single)

ASR1000-ESP40 (single)
ASR1000-ESP10 (redundant) ASR1000-ESP20 (redundant) ASR1000-ESP40 (redundant)

ASR1000-RP1 (redundant)
ASR1000-ESP40 (redundant)
Route Processor
Integrated Integrated ASR1001-RP ASR1001-RP (single) (single)
Integrated ASR1000-RP1 (single)
Integrated ASR1000-RP1 (single)
ASR1000-RP1 (single)
ASR1000-RP2 (single)
ASR1000-SIP10
ASR1000-SIP40
ASR1000-SIP10
ASR1000-SIP10 ASR1000-SIP40 24 (single height)
SPA Interface Processor SPA Slots
Integrated
Integrated
Integrated
ASR1000-SIP40 12 (single height)
1 (single height)
1 (single height)
3 (single height)
8 (single height)
Integrated I/O Daughterboard
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
GREEN highlight is new hardware support in IOS XE 3.2.0 Cisco Confidential
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Introducing Cisco ISR G2

ASR Series
2901, 2911, 2921, 2951 1941, 1941W Performance, Scalability, Availability
3925, 3945
860, 880, 890
Virtual Office
Secure Mobility
Customizable Applications
Secure Collaboration
Scalable RichMedia Services
WAN Aggregation & HighPerformance Branch
Enhancing the Borderless Experience

Industrial Grade Components

Extended Temperature: -20C up to + 60C Environmental Protection: 95% Humidity, IP 41 for Splash Water
and Pollution 3 (Dust)

Shock and Vibe: MIL-STD-810, EN-50155, SAEJ1455, &
ENG3396
Mounting Options: Din-Rail, Floor, Wall Mount 3G and Single Radio expected July 4G and Dual Radio expected end of year Further models planned
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New Enhanced EtherSwitch Service Modules

16, 24, and 48 ports of GE or FE LAN Feature parity with Catalyst 3560E and 2960
Local Line-rate Layer 2/3 switching Integrates the latest enterprise switch features into the router, with the same features and configurations that are in the headquarters
Industry Leading Power Over Ethernet

Enhanced POE (ePOE), up to 20 watts per port Takes advantage of 2900 / 3900 increased power levels offering up to 1040 watts per chassis
Supports Cisco EnergyWise for green IT

Integration with MGF for LAN traffic performance optimization between modules, with no impact on CPU/WAN performance
Per port autosensing and configuration of power levels
Industry leading security and authentication Auto Smartports for plug and play port configuration
Gigabit Ethernet
Service Virtualization
Virtualized Services
Cisco Services Ready Engines o Service modules with integrated compute &
Integrated Compute and Storage
o
Centralized Management
storage in small, router-integrated footprint Range of virtualized services and applications to meet branch needs Centralized deployment and management of services with flexibility to change without truck rolls
Any Service, Any Branch, Anywhere
Network, Security and Collaboration Services

Optimized Branch Experience
Network Integrated Vertical Applications

Network-aware Lean Applications
Server Virtualization
Server Consolidation
Survivability for Cloud / Data Centre

Business Continuity
Compact, Versatile, High-Performance Router Blades
Internal Service Module (ISM)

Compact and Internally-Pluggable Form Factor Supported on all 1900, 2900, and 3900 ISRs Selected Services Available Single Model SRE 300 ISM
Service Module (SM)

Versatile and High-Performance Form Factor Supported on 2911, 2921, 2951 and all 3900 ISRs Full Range of Services Available Two Models SRE 700 SM and SRE 900 SM
High-performance hardware up to 7x of previous generation
Size-, Weight- and Power-efficient form factor with low carbon footprint
No additional cabling, Ethernet ports, power supplies, and rack space required All resources are isolated, dedicated, and independent of the host router Remote energy management with schedulable on/off times Remote configuration and troubleshooting, on-board hardware diagnostics
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7.7 billion Wi-Fi (a/b/g/n) enabled devices will enter the market in the next five years.* By 2015 there will be 7.4 billion 802.11n devices in the market.*
1.2 billion smartphones will enter the market over the next five years, about 40% of all handset shipments.*
Smartphone adoption growing 50%+ annually.** Currently 16% of mobile data is diverted to Wi-Fi, by 2015 this will number will increase to 48%.*
By 2012, more than 50% of mobile devices will ship without wired ports.***
TIME Source: *ABI Research, **IDC, *** Morgan Stanley Market Cisco Confidential Trends 2010
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Industry's first chip level spectrum analyzer = proactive interference protection

Wireless interference decreases reliability and performance
AIR QUALITY
CleanAir proactively detects and mitigates interference improving reliability and performance
AIR QUALITY WIRELESS RELIABILITY & PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
Cisco CleanAir Technology = Improved Wireless Network Reliability

Detect and Classify

97 100
Uniquely identify and track multiple interferers

Assess unique impact to WiFi performance
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63
90
Monitor AirQuality
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Cisco CleanAir
High-resolution interference detection and classification logic built-in to Ciscos 802.11n Wi-Fi chip design. Inline operation with no CPU or performance impact.
Locate
WCS, MSE
Mitigate
Wireless LAN Controller
POOR
GOOD
Classification processed on Access Point Interference impact and data sent to WLC for realtime action WCS and MSE store data for location, history, and troubleshooting
Visualize and Troubleshoot Maintain Air Quality
CH 1
CH 11
Cisco CleanAir
Cisco CleanAir Technology integrates interference information from the AP into the entire system.
Value Proposition
New
Add capacity as needed with flexible licensing Full system-wide security with CAPWAP
protocol
Supports automated RF interference
Enterprise class wireless control and security for Small-to-Medium Offices & Branches
management with CleanAir
Key Product Capabilities

Supports up to 50 APs per site, approx. 500 end users 2x1GE plus 2x1GE PoE interfaces Support 802.11n with 500 Mbps throughput
Allows you to start small and grow easily Full enterprise feature suite, sized for branch
Licensing flexibility to add 5 or 25 APs

Robust security Supports VideoStream, ClientLink and CleanAir technology
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Value Proposition
New
Efficient, centralized operations in the Data Center with local survivability
Highly scalable wireless controller for large branch deployments and WLAN managed services Key Product Capabilities
Supports up to 2,000 total remote APs, optimized for deployments of 50 APs or less per site up to 500 sites per controller. FlexConnect: Centralized control plane, local data plane with remote survivability 2x10GE;
Additional access point capacity licences can be added over time. (100-1000) WIPS and ELM support Partial support for VideoStream, ClientLink and CleanAir technology
Highly scalable for supporting many enterprise branches on a single controller

Optimized for rich media applications with 802.11n and clean air technology
New price point for controller-based architecture in branches Economies of scale opens up opportunity in retail, financial services, hospitality, insurance
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Value Proposition
New
Leverages existing Catalyst investment, no
additional appliance or cabling to purchase

Simple to deploy blade
Single system to maintain and operate, unifies
wired and wireless
Enterprise-class wireless control and security with low TCO leveraging Catalyst 6500 chassis
Key Product Capabilities Wireless controller blade for Catalyst 6500, supports up to 500 APs 10 Gbps throughput Licensing flexibility to add 100 or 200 APs
Full enterprise-class mobility services
Data DTLS option Supports VideoStream, ClientLink and CleanAir technology
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Customer Value Proposition
New
Leverage ISR G2 box for wired/wireless
converged access
New wireless performance and scalability with
smaller footprint than appliance

Leverages the pay as you grow model
New branch performance and scalability in the wireless controller module for ISR G2
Key Product Capabilities Wireless controller module for ISR G2, supports up to 50 Aps ISM: 5-10 AP, SM: 5-50
Enables SW based solution

Lower entry level cost
Simple to deploy and maintain, low TCO
500 Mbps throughput Licensing flexibility to add 5 or 25 A Supports 1941, 2900 and 3900 Series ISRG2
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New
Value Proposition
Extends corporate LAN to home workers Enterprise-class security to protect
Teleworker access point with enterprise-class security and centralized control Key Product Capabilities
corporate assets Centrally manage remote APs with a centralised controller Single management system for headquarters and remote APs Very attractive price point
Dual band 802.11n wireless remote AP, connected to central controller

High quality hardware with Limited Lifetime Warranty Supports up to 2 corporate SSIDs, one personal SSID, up to 15 users 4 Ethernet ports Control and data plane encryption
Automatic set up at power on

Single pane of glass view and management of Wired + Wireless network
Siloed Management
Unified Wired+Wireless Management
Wireless
Unified Management
Wired
Wireless
Wired
Siloed
Simple
X
X
Repetitive Error Prone
Unified
Single view
Cisco NCS = Common Wired+Wireless Device Management

Integrated Wired & Wireless Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Any Network
Wired Access Wireless Access
Any Location
Any End-user Device
Remote Access
UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE Extends to USERS and ENDPOINTS

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Quickly Access the Information You Need When You Need IT Coverage Visualization
Centralized Monitoring of the entire WLAN and LAN
Identify and diagnose RF Interference events, air
quality and interference security threats with Cisco CleanAir

Robust fault event and alarm management
Color-Coded Icons
Guided step-by-step client troubleshooting tools

Ever-present search for cross network historical
Ever-present Alarm Summary
information
Cisco ISE and ACS views for additional endpoint
data
Efficiently assess, prioritize and manage RF interference issues

Analyze problems and misconfigurations for all client devices across all connection media Troubleshoot large-scale LAN and WLAN environments with minimal IT staffing
Quickly discover events occurring outside baseline parameters

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StackPower Power aggregation

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Console, 10/100 port, and USB type A

FRU Dual Redundant Fans

Redundant, Dual PS, either AC/AC, AC/DC, AC, or DC combinations

New 3750-X models with 12 and 24 ports of SFP are expected to be

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Expected July 2011

2 Port 10/1G optical Support Netflow Support MACSec Encryption capability

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848Gbps Switching Capacity 4xSFP+/SFP uplinks Flexible Netflow 48G Roadmap

24G/Slot + 2x10G Uplinks 225MPPS Flexible TwinGig Uplinks

10G PoE Power Supplies

Fiber Line Card Portfolio

Access Line Card Portfolio

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Guaranteeing HA for Power

Pre-Std PoE+ (30W)

IP Phones w/t color LCD IP Phones

Access points (APs)

IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) Maximum power sourced = 30W

Universal Nature Standard RJ45 Connector No Cabling Change from PoE+

Target FCS: Q2CY11

IEEE 1588 (Boundary Clock)

Energy Efficient Ethernet

* Energy Star requirements for enterprise switches expected to be published mid-2011

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Hospitality, Retail and Conf. Rooms

Virtual Desktop & Workspace Consolidation

Multiple Power Management Points Cabling Overhead

Minimal cables in workspace Power Efficiency/Management Low TCO

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Efficient, Flexible, Scalable, Protects Investment

Max Class 3 PoE

Max PoEP (30W)

Single 110 VAC 15Amp

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and capable of higher bandwidth to support Sup2T

Classic switching bus traces/connectors Crossbar fabric traces/connectors

Redundant power supplies

Redundant MAC address

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Orderable mid-June Shipping mid-July

Supervisor Quick Facts

Integrated 2-Tbps Switch Fabric

All uplinks can be active in systems with redundant Supervisors

(more information in the notes)

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- TFTP boot of the system

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PFC4 Hardware Features Summary

Feature IPv4 Forwarding

FIB TCAM IPv6 Adjacency Table

MAC Table Egress Netflow

Feature ACL Labels

16K Up to 192K (XL Default)

Security ACEs QoS ACEs

IPv6 dCEF Forwarding v6 to v6 30Mpps MPLS 30Mpps v6 to v4 Tunneling 20Mpps