EX Product and Technology

EX SERIES PRODUCT & TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW
DECEMBER 2010
AGENDA
EX Series product line overview

Virtual Chassis technology Fixed GbE platforms (EX2200/EX3200/EX4200) Fixed 10GbE platforms (EX2500/EX4500) Modular platforms (EX8200)
Key technologies
Unified Access Control Open Network for Unified Communications
Operational simplicity
Junos Software Unified Network Management
Network design scenarios

Campus and Branch Data Center
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EX SERIES PRODUCT LINE OVERVIEW

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JUNIPER PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

SA & UAC SRX5000 WX TX Matrix Plus
IDP SRX3000 T Series EX8216
SRX650 MX Series
EX8208
EX4500 SRX240 EX2500 EX4200 EX3200 J Series

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M Series SRX210
EX2200
BUILD HIGH-PERFORMANCE NETWORKS WITH EX SERIES ETHERNET SWITCHES
Carrier-class Reliability Integrated Security Operational Simplicity
EX4500
EX8208
EX8216
EX2200
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EX3200
EX4200
EX2200 LINE OF ETHERNET SWITCHES

Designed for branch and low-density wiring closets Fixed configuration
24 or 48 ports PoE model options 4 SFP uplinks
Junos operating system

L2 and RIP in
base license
# Ports 24 24 48 48
Port Type 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T
Max Power PoE Fixed Consumption Ports Uplinks (PoE Power) 0 24 0 48 4 SFP 4 SFP 4 SFP 4SFP 100 (0) W 550 (405) W 100 (0) W 550 (405) W
Fixed power supply and fans List price starts at $1,995
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EX2200 SWITCH: FRONT AND REAR VIEWS

Fixed, standalone configuration
17.3W x 10D x 1.75H inches 43.9W x 25.4D x 4.4H cm 1 RU height
All ports PoE capable in PoE SKUs 4xGbE uplink ports
EX2200 Front View
Fixed power, fans and uplinks Consistent management

Junos operating system Managed by NSM UAC integration
EX2200 Rear View
High performance
Wire-rate, non-blocking
GbE Mgmt & USB Console RPS Fan Fan Single fixed power supply
104 Gbps capacity
Management interfaces
Console Out-of-band Ethernet
External RPS support

Roadmap
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Fixed, standalone configuration Flexible uplink modules
4-port GbE (SFP) 2-port 10GbE (XFP) Dual-mode 4-port GbE/2-port 10GbE (SFP+)
Modular power and cooling

Field-replaceable AC, DC PSU External RPS option Field replaceable fan tray Full Class 3 PoE (15.4 W)
24 24 48 48 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T # Ports Port Type Max Power PoE Consumption Ports (incl. PoE) 8 24 8 48 112 (320) W 138 (600) W 167 (320) W 207 (930) W
Runs Junos operating system with full OSPF and IP multicast in base license
Roadmap
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1 RU
LCD
EX3200 Front View
Modular components
Power supply Fan Uplinks Junos operating system
At least 8 POE ports
OIR-capable Uplink module
EX3200 Rear View
1 GB internal flash
External USB flash
512 MB system memory

GbE Mgmt USB RPS connector cover Fan Power supply FRU
Management
Console
Console
Out of band
Wire-rate performance
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EX4200 LINE OF ETHERNET SWITCHES WITH VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY

Virtual Chassis technology
128 Gbps virtual backplane Manage up to 10 as a single device Extend over 10GbE or GbE uplinks
Master and backup route engines
Flexible uplink modules

4-port GbE (SFP) 2-port 10GbE (XFP) Dual-mode 4-port GbE/
2-port 10GbE (SFP+)
Fully redundant power and cooling

Dual, hot-swappable AC, DC PSU External RPS option Fan FRU, multiple blowers Full Class 3 PoE (15.4 W)
# Ports 24 24 24 48 48
Port Type 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 100B-FX/1000B-X 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T
PoE Ports 8 24 N/A 8 48
Max Power Consumption (incl. PoE) 129 (320) W 160 (600) W 108 (N/A) W 181 (320) W 224 (930) W
LCD display
Runs Junos operating system with full OSPF and IP multicast in base license
Roadmap
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1 RU Modular components Power supplies, fan tray Optional uplinks Junos operating system 1 GB internal flash External USB flash 1 GB system memory Performance Wire-rate, non-blocking Local switching High density Up to 480 GbE and 20 10GbE ports in 10RU VC cable length 0.5 meter ships with box 1, 3, 5 meter options Management Console Out of band
LCD
EX4200 Front View
At least 8 POE ports
OIR-capable uplink module
EX4200 Rear View
VCP (Virtual Chassis Ports) USB
GbE Mgmt Console
Redundant, hot swappable, load-sharing power supplies FRU (Special external RPS adapter/panel can be inserted in the PS slots for external RPS option)
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EX SERIES FIXED-CONFIGURATION COMPARISON

Features
List Price (24T) RIP in base image Enhanced L3 features (OSPF, PIM) Advanced features (BGP, IS-IS, MPLS, IPv6 routing) Modular power supply and fans Modular uplinks DC power supply Fiber aggregation model Redundant power and fans Virtual Chassis technology Acoustic noise Depth (inches) Max. PoE power per port (total system PoE)
Roadmap
EX2200
$1,995 (License) X X X X X X X 40dB - 45dB 10 30W (405W)
EX3200
$3,000 (License) X X X 47dB - 55dB 16.4 15.4W (740W)
EX4200
$6,000 (License) 47dB - 54dB 16.4 15.4W (740W)
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ENHANCED LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY FOR 1GbE FIXED-CONFIGURATION EX SERIES SWITCHES

What is the enhancement to LLW?
1. Lifetime software
Which Juniper products are covered?

1GbE fixedconfiguration switches: EX2200 EX3200 EX4200
Why the enhancement?

Juniper is now the Number 3 switch vendor and we are entering a new growth phase. These enhancements are designed to help Juniper rapidly gain additional market share.
updates
2. Advance shipment
of spares (next business day) from central depots

3. 90-day 24x7 JTAC
support
For products purchased Jan. 1, 2011 or later

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EX2500 LINE OF 10GBE DATA CENTER SWITCHES

Fixed configuration
17.3 (W) x 15 (D) x 1RU (H)
Designed for the data center

Top of rack Internal redundant power
and fans Front-to-back and back-to-front airflow Low power consumption (165W) Very low latency (~700 nsec)
Model EX2500-24F-FB EX2500-24F-BF
# Ports 24 24
Port Type GbE/10GbE SFP+ Front-to-Back airflow GbE/10GbE SFP+ Back-to-Front airflow
Wire-rate performance
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EX4500 LINE OF 10GbE SWITCHES

10GbE Ethernet switch
2RU, 40x 1/10GbE SFP/SFP+ Two uplink modules (4 x SFP+/each) Available Q210
Data center-optimized
Reversible airflow (2 SKUs - front-to-back; back-tofront) Versatile mounting options Twinax/DAC support for ToR server access Hardware support for Data Center Bridging (DCB)
10GbE aggregation switch

Building/campus distribution and core
Model # Ports 40 Port Type 1/10GbE Uplinks 8xSFP+ Air Flow Front-to-back
Virtual Chassis enabled

128G Virtual Chassis compatible with High-speed optical Virtual Chassis EX4200
EX4500-40F-FB-C
Wire-rate performance on all ports Redundant power & fans Junos operating system
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Roadmap (not available at FRS)
EX4500-40F-BF-C
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1/10GbE
8xSFP+
Back-to-front
L2 and L3 in base

EX4500 Front View
Optional 4x GbE/10GbE uplink module
Fixed form factor

LCD
Optional 4x GbE/10GbE uplink module
2RU (3.4in H x 17.5in W x 21in D) Power supplies, fan tray Optional uplinks Virtual Chassis module
Modular components

Junos operating system Performance

40 fixed GbE/10GbE SFP/SFP+ ports USB GbE Mgmt and Console ports
EX4500 Rear View

Redundant, hot swappable, load-sharing power supplies Intra-connect Module and future Virtual Chassis ports
Wire-rate, non-blocking Local switching Latency ~2.7usec: Single PFE ~4.7usec: Two PFE
Scaling
24,000 MAC 10,000 IPv4 routes 4096 VLANs 100-240V AC power, DC <8W/port Console Out-of-band
Environmental Management

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Field-replaceable fan tray with redundant blowers
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EX8200 LINE OF MODULAR ETHERNET SWITCHES

High-performance chassis platforms

EX8208 Eight line cards, 960 Mpps EX8216 Sixteen line cards 1.92 Bpps 100 GbE ready Fully redundant routing engines with N+1 redundant switch fabrics Up to 256 wire-speed, non-blocking 10GbE ports in a rack 320 Gbps capacity per line card
Virtual Chassis technology

Two-member Virtual Chassis External Routing Engine (XRE) required
Fully redundant power and cooling

Redundant, load-sharing PSUs (AC, DC) Hot-swap fan tray with redundant fans
Module Description 48-port 10/100/1000B-T 48-port 100B-FX/1000B-X 8-port 10GbE 40-port GbE/10GbE
Max Ports 384 or 768 384 or 768 64 or 128
Interface RJ-45 SFP SFP+
Proven Juniper technology
Switch fabrics, control plane Packet Forwarding Engine (PFE) Junos operating system
320 or 640 SFP/SFP+
Roadmap
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EX8208 SWITCH: FRONT VIEW

14 RU, 21 deep Passive backplane Modular components Junos operating system Routing engines Switching fabrics Multiple power supplies Fan tray High performance Distributed forwarding Juniper switch fabric High density Up to 384 wire-rate GbE Up to 64 wire-rate 10GbE Up to 320 10GbE Management Console Out-of-band J-Web
LCD display 8 dedicated line cards
Fan tray (side-side airflow)
1+1 redundant routing engines 2+1 redundant switch fabrics
6 PSU bays for N+1 or N+N AC redundancy (6kW max)
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LCD display 1+1 redundant Routing Engines Fan tray (side-side airflow)
16 dedicated line card slots
8 active switch fabrics (rear of chassis)
Fan tray
6 PSU bays for N+1 AC or N+N DC redundancy (12000W max)

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21 RU (1/2 rack), 25 deep Midplane architecture Modular components Junos operating system 16 line cards 1+1 routing engines Eight switch fabrics Six 3kW power supplies Two fan trays High performance Distributed forwarding Juniper switch fabric High density Up to 768 wire-rate GbE Up to 128 wire-rate 10GbE Up to 640 10GbE Large tables 512K route, 128K MAC, 64K firewall filter
EX SERIES GbE SWITCH SCALING NUMBERS

System Scaling MAC table size Route table size (IPv4) QoS queues per port Firewall filters Multicast groups LAG groups Maximum LAG bandwidth EX2200 8K 6.5K 8 1.5K 1K 32 EX3200/ EX4200 24K 16K 8 7K 8K 32/64 EX8200 160K 400K 8 64K 4K 255
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80Gbps
80Gbps
120Gbps
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EX SERIES 10GbE SWITCH SCALING NUMBERS

System Scaling EX2500 24 SFP/SFP+ Wire-rate 0.7us 16K 0 12 x 12 Latencysensitive 10GbE access EX4500 48 SFP/SFP+ Wire-rate 4.7us 24K 10K 8 x 64 10GbE access, small core EX8200
Port Density
Performance Latency MAC table size IPv4 routes LAG ports x groups Ideal deployment
128 SFP+
Wire-rate 10us 160K 640K 12 x 255
EX4500 EX8200 22
High-density core
EX2500
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VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY

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MODULAR CHASSIS AND VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY

Benefits of a Modular Chassis
High availability Redundant RE Redundant switch fabric Redundant power Redundant cooling Easy to manage Single image Single configuration file One management IP address Performance and scale Modular configuration High-capacity backplane Additionally, Virtual Chassis offers: Physical placement flexibility Pay-as-you-grow expansion Lower power consumption Decreased heat generation Less consumed space
128Gbps backplane Route Engine Line Card
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EX4200 AND EX4500 DELIVERS CHASSIS-CLASS FUNCTIONALITY
Master RE + line card Backup RE + line card Line cards Mix & match EX4200 models and EX4500
Consumes less power Saves rack space One Junos image One configuration file One management IP address
Roadmap
Flash Demo: Virtual Chassis

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EX4200 & EX4500 DELIVER CHASSIS-CLASS AVAILABILITY

Redundant hardware

Load-sharing power supplies Fans with multiple blowers Routing Engines, fabrics, backplane cables Junos operating system images, configuration files
Resilient Junos operating system

Carrier-proven modular operating system Separation of data, control, and management planes Graceful Routing Engine Switchover (GRES) Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) Redundant Trunk Group (RTG) Non-Stop Routing (NSR) Non-Stop Software Updates (NSSU)
WP: Implementing HA in the Branch Office
WP: Network convergence testing of EX4200

Roadmap
Video: Carrier-class demonstration

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EX4200 DELIVERS CHASSIS-CLASS PERFORMANCE
(48) 10/100/1000 + (2) 10GbE
64Gbps per Virtual Chassis port
Wire-rate performance Capacity: 136 Gbps Throughput: 101 Mpps
480 GbE ports 20 10GbE ports Backplane: 128 Gbps Capacity: 1.36 Tbps Throughput: 1010 Mpps
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EX4200 & EX4500 VIRTUAL CHASSIS

EX4500 64 Gbps per Virtual Chassis port
EX4200
EX4200 and EX4500 Virtual Chassis Up to 10 EX4200s, two EX4500s, or eight EX4200s / two EX4500s combined Up to 480 GbE ports Up to 112 10GbE ports Backplane: 128 Gbps
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EX4200 DELIVERS WIRE-RATE PERFORMANCE WITH DISTRIBUTED SWITCHING
Master RE + line card Backup RE + line card Line cards A Local Switching B
C D
Inter-Module Switching
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EX4200 VIRTUAL CHASSIS CABLING

Option 1: Daisy Chain Ring Wiring Closets Option 2: Braided Ring Data Center Top of Rack, Wiring Closets
Longest Virtual Chassis cable spans entire Virtual Chassis; max height or width is 5 meters
Longest Virtual Chassis cable spans just three switches; max height or width is 25 meters
WP: Virtual Chassis Offers Chassis Class Functionality WP: Virtual Chassis Implementation Best Practices
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EX4200 VIRTUAL CHASSIS CABLING

Option 3: Extended Virtual Chassis
Across wiring closets, data center racks or rows
Dedicated Virtual Chassis Virtual Chassis Location #1 Up to 40 km GbE or 10GbE Virtual Chassis Extension Virtual Chassis Location #2
GbE or 10GbE Virtual Chassis Extension
Extend height and/or width of Virtual Chassis by GbE or 10GbE uplinks

Up to distance of optics (40km) Maximum circumference of 100km
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EX4200: QUICK AND EASY DEPLOYMENT
LCD Initiate EZ Setup
J-Web Device Manager
USB Port Load image and config
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EX4200: CHASSIS-CLASS MAINTENANCE

Master RE Backup RE Backup RE Line Card 3
1) Issue recycle command 2) Attach new switch 3) RE downloads software & config
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VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY COST BENEFITS

Configuration
Campus wiring closet 144 10/100/1000B-T ports All class 3 PoE ports 4 1000BASE-SX uplinks Redundant power
Traditional Chassis
EX4200 with Virtual Chassis Technology
Savings with Virtual Chassis
Space Requirements Power Requirements Cooling Requirements
10 Rack Units
3 RU
70% 28% 40% 29% 54%
876 W
632 W
2982 BTU/hr
1775 BTU/hr
Deployment Cost
Sparing Cost
$61,965
$44,200
$32,980
$15,150
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VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY COST BENEFITS

Configuration
Campus or data center switch aggregation
Traditional Chassis
Full device redundancy

48 GbE SFP Four 10GbE XFP
15 Rack Units
2 RU
86% 80% 83% 71% 72%
1060 W
216 W
4480 BTU/hr
743 BTU/hr
Deployment Cost
Sparing Cost
$126,500
$37,000
$66,000
$18,500
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EX4500 VIRTUAL CHASSIS 10GbE AGGREGATION COST BENEFITS

Configuration
Campus or data center 10GbE aggregation or core
Traditional Chassis
Full device redundancy

96 10GbE SFP+ Wire-speed performance, all ports
30 Rack Units
4 RU
87% 87% 88% 86% 52%
6,328 W
800 W
22,336 BTU/hr
2,728 BTU/hr
Deployment Cost
Sparing Cost
$577,000
$83,000
$78,500
$37,500
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VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON WITH STACKABLES
Virtual Chassis
Superior backplane capacity Configuration Flexibility Chassis extension via 10GbE Modular uplinks Chassis Like HA
Typical Stackable 10-80Gbps
128Gbps
Dedicated Master & Standby Routing Engines

Graceful Routing Engine Switchover (GRES) Non-stop routing (NSR)/Non-Stop Software Upgrade (NSSU) Redundant & hot-swappable internal PSUs Field-serviceable fan tray w/ redundant fans Operational Simplicity Licensing per RE, not per switch Uses chassis module configuration & numbering / LCD

$$$
$$$
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EX8200 VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY

Extends Virtual Chassis technology to the core Simplifies the architecture
Eliminates Spanning Tree and VRRP Reduces the number of logical devices
EX8200 Virtual Chassis Switch Active XRE Standby XRE
Enables large core and access

Two-member Virtual Chassis Over 1200 10GbE ports per logical device Over 1400 GbE per logical device Extend the Virtual Chassis to 40km
2x10GE LAG
2x10GE LAG
Most available single control plane implementation

No single point of failure Control plane offload to external route engine
XRE200
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EX8208 CHASSIS OVERVIEW

Passive backplane
Current switch fabric capacity 3.1Tbps Supports future scalability to 6.2Tbps
14RU height, 21 depth

Three chassis per standard rack All components accessible from
the front
LCD panel
Allows easy system identification
and monitoring
Two shipping options

Base configuration:
(1) SRE, (1) SF, fan tray, and (2) 2kW AC power supplies
Redundant configuration:
(2) SRE, (1) SF, fan tray, and (6) 2kW AC power supplies
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EX8208 SWITCH FABRIC

Proven Juniper switch fabric technology
Used in MX Series and T Series Switch Fabrics resident on SREs
and dedicated SF module
Resilient design
2+1 redundancy Two active, one standby SF
Switch Fabric and Routing Engine
Hot swappable
Credit-based fabric
4,096 WRED virtual output
queues per system Distributed scheduling Efficient multicast replication in hardware

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Switch Fabric
EX8208: HIGHLY SCALABLE SWITCHING FABRIC

SRE0 SRE1
SF
SF
SF
320 Gbps
320 Gbps
Line Card 0
Line Card 7
64 x 10GbE ports 960 Mpps throughput Wire-rate multicast replication
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EX8208 SWITCH ROUTING ENGINE (SRE)

Trusted Juniper Routing Engine technology
Routing Engine and switch fabric
on same module
Carrier-class reliability
1 + 1 redundancy Master Backup RE
High performance, capacity and scale

1.2GHz processor 2GB DRAM 2GB on-board flash storage
Flexible management
10/100/1000BASE-T port for out-of-band connectivity USB disk support for storing configs, logs and Junos images
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EX8216 CHASSIS OVERVIEW

Passive mid-plane
Current switch fabric capacity 6.2 Tbps Supports future scalability to 12.4 Tbps
21RU height, 25 depth

Up to two chassis per standard rack Switch fabrics located in the back Targeted at data center, cloud computing
and campus core deployments
LCD panel
Three shipping options
Each option ships with eight SFs and two fan trays Base configuration: (1) RE and (2) 3000W AC power supplies Redundant configurations: (2) REs and (6) 3000W AC supplies (2) REs and (6) 2000W AC supplies
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EX8216 SWITCH FABRIC

Proven Juniper switch fabric technology
Used in MX Series and T Series
Resilient design
Eight active load-balanced switch
fabrics in the back of the chassis

10GbE line-rate performance
maintained with single SF failure

Hot swappable
Credit-based fabric
8,192 WRED virtual output
queues per system

Single tier low-latency crossbar No head-of-line blocking Efficient multicast replication
Switch fabric module
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EX8216: HIGHLY SCALABLE SWITCHING FABRIC

Eight switch fabric modules connected to the mid plane
SF
SF
SF
SF
SF
SF
SF
SF
320 Gbps
320 Gbps
Line Card 0
Line Card 15
128 x 10GbE ports 1,920 Mpps throughput Wire-rate multicast replication

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EX8216 ROUTING ENGINE (RE)

Trusted Juniper Routing Engine technology
Dedicated Routing Engine modules
1 + 1 redundancy Master-Backup REs
High-performance, capacity and scale

1.2GHz processor 2GB DRAM 2GB on-board flash storage
Flexible management
10/100/1000BASE-T port for out-of-
band connectivity USB disk support for storing configs, logs and Junos images
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EX8200 EXTERNAL ROUTING ENGINE (XRE200)

Enables EX8200 Virtual Chassis technology

Extends Virtual Chassis to the core Most available single-control plane implementation Available 1H11
Simplifies management and reduces complexity
Reduces the number of managed logical core devices Eliminates the need for Spanning Tree Virtual Chassis NSSU
Flexible connectivity to EX8200 RE

10/100/1000BASE-T 1000BASE-X SFP (up to 40km)
Control plane offload
XRE200 runs routing, Multicast and LAG protocols EX8200 RE provides chassis management, monitoring and bring-up functions
Roadmap
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XRE200: FRONT AND REAR VIEWS

Fixed form factor
LCD
XRE200 Front View
2RU (17.26 in W x 3.5 in H x 17.72 in D) Power supplies, fan tray Two Virtual Chassis Control Interface (VCCI) modules 2.1GHz dual-core processor 4GB DRAM 4GB Flash storage 4 x 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ-45 4 x 1000BASE-X SFP Dual, redundant 250W AC power Dual, hot-swappable fan trays Console Ethernet Out-of-band
Modular components

Performance
VCCI module (4 x RJ45) GbE Mgmt, Console VCCI module (blank) ports and USB
VCCI Interfaces
40 fixed GbE/10GbE SFP/SFP+ ports
XRE200 Rear View
Availability
Redundant, hot swappable, load-sharing power supplies
Redundant, hot swappable, load-sharing power supplies
Management

Roadmap
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EX8200 GbE LINE CARDS

EX8200-48F
48 SFP 100/1000BASE-X interfaces Line-rate for any packet size or type (64-9,216 bytes) 48 Gbps, 71 million packets per second Up to 768 100/1000BASE-X per EX8216 10 to 25 s port-to-port latency depending on packet size Eight queues, 42MB buffer per port
EX8200-48T
48 RJ-45 10/100/1000BASE-T interfaces Line-rate for any packet size or type (64-9,216 bytes) 48 Gbps, 71 million packets per second Up to 768 10/100/1000BASE-T per EX8216 10 to 25 s port-to-port latency depending on packet size Eight queues, 42MB buffer per port
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EX8200 LINE CARDS

EX8200-8XS
Eight SFP+ 10GbE interfaces Line-rate for any packet size or type (64-9,216 bytes) 80 Gbps, 119 million packets per second Up to 128 10GbE per EX8216 10-15 s port-to-port latency depending on packet size Eight queues, 512MB buffer per port
EX8200-40XS
40 SFP/SFP+ GbE/10GbE interfaces 8 x 5-port groups, each group dedicated 10 Gbps 80 Gbps, 119 million packets per second Up to 640 10GbE per EX8216 CEE enabled Eight queues, 512MB PFE + 1MB MAC buffer per port group Available 2H10
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EX8200 CONTROL PLANE ARCHITECTURE
RE0
RE1
FIB FDB ACL
Line Card CPU

FIB FDB ACL
Line Card CPU
512,000 IPv4 Routes 160,000 MAC Addresses
PFE2
PFE2
PFE2
PFE2
PFE2
PFE2
PFE2
PFE2
64,000 Access Control Lists
Line Card 0
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EX8200 LINE CARD ARCHITECTURE (8-PORT 10GbE)
320 Gbps to Switch Fabric
Switch Fabric Interface
Packet Processor
Packet Processor
Line Card CPU
Congestion mgmt 512Mb buffer/port 100 ms of buffering Traffic scheduler Multicast replication L2 and L3 (IPv4 & v6) Access control lists QoS marking Rate limiting Port mirroring GRE tunneling MPLS (2-label)
Packet Processor
Packet Processor
PFE2
PFE2
Line Card
(8) 10GbE Ports
PFE2
PFE2
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EX8200 LINE CARD ARCHITECTURE (48-PORT GbE)
160 Gbps to Switch Fabric
Packet Processor
Line Card CPU
Congestion mgmt 42Mb buffer/port 50 ms of buffering Traffic scheduler Multicast replication L2 and L3 (IPv4 & v6) Access control lists QoS marking Rate limiting Port mirroring GRE tunneling MPLS (2-label)
Packet Processor
PFE2
Line Card
(48) GbE Ports
PFE2
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EX8208 POWER SYSTEM

Auto-sensing power supplies
3000W AC at 200-240V 2000W AC at 200240V 1200W AC at 100120V
Efficient energy consumption

Over 90% efficient power
supply design 6000W maximum system power draw
Up to six load sharing
EX8208 PSU Redundancy (2kW) Available Power Sample Configurations
110V 3+3 3600W (24) 10GbE (8) 10GbE, (192) GbE
110V 5+1 6000W
220V 3+3 6000W (64) 10GbE
220V 3+1 6000W
and hot swappable supplies per chassis Supports N+1 or N+N power redundancy
(16) 10GbE, (288) GbE
EX8208 Configuration Tool

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EX8208 COOLING AND ENVIRONMENTAL

Complete cooling redundancy
Dual, redundant fan controllers Modular, hot-swappable fan tray
with 12 variable speed fans Cooling maintained with individual fan failure; graceful system shutdown in thermal overload situations
Flexible thermal designs

040 degrees normal
operational range Hot-aisle, cold-aisle data center designs supported with external baffles NEBS 3 environmental standards
Variable speed side-to-side cooling Up to 2700ft3 (77m3) per minute
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EX8216 POWER SYSTEM

3000W power supply
3000W AC at 200-240V
2000W auto-sensing power supply

2000W AC at 200240V 1200W AC at 100120V
Efficient energy consumption

Over 90% efficient power
supply design
Supports up to 15,000W system
power draw
Up to six load sharing and
EX8216 PSU Redundancy (3kW)

Available Power Sample Configurations
200W at 110V 5+1

6000W
2000W 220V 5+1

10000W
3000W 220V 3+3

9000W
3000W 220V 5+1

15000W (128) 10GbE (32) 10GbE, (576) GbE
hot swappable supplies per chassis

Supports N+1 or
(64) 10GbE (128) 10GbE (112) 10GbE (8) 10GbE, (384) GbE (32) 10GbE, (576) GbE (32) 10GbE, (576) GbE
N+N power redundancy

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EX8216 COOLING AND ENVIRONMENTAL

Complete cooling redundancy
Dual, redundant fan controllers
per fan tray Modular, hot-swappable fan trays with nine variable speed fans each Cooling maintained with individual fan failure; graceful system shutdown in thermal overload situations
Flexible thermal designs

040 degrees normal operational range Hot-aisle, cold-aisle data center designs
supported with external baffles NEBS 3 environmental standards
Variable speed side-to-side cooling Up to 4000ft3 (115m3) per minute
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CHATSWORTH N-SERIES TERAFRAME NETWORK CABINET FOR THE EX8200

The Juniper N-Series TeraFrame Network Cabinet is precisely engineered to combat thermal challenges associated with network switches using side-to-side airflow in a hot aisle/cold aisle layout by utilizing these key components:
Network switch exhaust duct: Redirects hot
exhaust air out the rear of the cabinet.

Network switch exhaust filler panels:
Eliminate recirculation of hot air and isolate cold/hot air by using rubber gaskets to seal the switch chassis to the exhaust duct.
Network top panel: Standard with a five-
piece top panel; includes center panel and four perimeter panels (front, sides, rear) with cable knockouts.
Snap-on fingers: Manage cables which enter
the right side of the switch and have T-shaped finger openings that align with each RMU to organize your cables by line card.
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CHATSWORTH N-SERIES TERAFRAME NETWORK CABINET FOR THE EX8200

Additional standard features for this cabinet platform include:
Offset hinges
Two EX8216s Chatsworth cabinet
Extra space allows for airflow and cables
Offset doors and side panels which provide extra
space for cable 600 MM inner frame & 800 MM outer frame.
Two pairs (4) of equipment mounting rails to
provide front and rear support for 19 EIA-310-D compliant equipment and shelves.
Printed RMU markings and numbering for easy
Rack mounted cable shelf
alignment.
Leveling feet and floor attachment brackets
(casters are available as an accessory).

Fully welded four-post frame to support up to
Exhaust duct redirects warm air to the rear
Cold air enters right side of cabinet
2,500 Ibs (1134kg) of equipment.
Snap on fingers Chatsworth Part Number

NF4M-113C-C42
Description
N-Series TeraFrame Network Cabinet for Juniper EX 8208 or 8216 Ethernet Switches, Black
Front of rack cold aisle (front view)

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KEY TECHNOLOGIES UNIFIED ACCESS CONTROL

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INTEGRATED NETWORK SECURITY WITH UNIFIED ACCESS CONTROL

Policy Configuration
NSM
Reporting
STRM
Policy Server
1. Network protection 2. Guest access 3. Application and role access 4. Visibility and monitoring 5. Identity-based QoS
Infranet Controller
Endpoint profiling, user authentication, endpoint policy Dynamic Role Provisioning
Managed devices with UAC Agent
User access to protected resources
Unmanaged devices with MAC auth
EX Series
Managed devices with 802.1X or MAC auth
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SRX Series
WP: UAC and EX

Application Servers
EX SERIES: ACCESS CONTROL ENFORCEMENT PER USER
Permit/deny VLAN assignment Bandwidth limiting Traffic mirroring
Traffic marking Traffic scheduling and prioritization Support for multiple supplicants per port
EX2200 Line EX3200 Line EX4200 Line 1.5K ACLs 7K ACLs 7K ACLs
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UAC USE CASE #1: NETWORK PROTECTION

1
Authenticate user, Profile end-point, Determine location
Infranet Controller
1
AAA
2
Dynamically provision policy enforcement
POLICY SERVER
IDENTITY STORES
EX Series
3
Apps
802.1X SWITCH Control access to protected resources

ISG/IDP
Data
Internet
FIREWALL
APPLICATIONS
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UAC USE CASE #1 ADVANCED: COORDINATED THREAT CONTROL
3
IC correlates network threat to specific user/device
Infranet Controller
2
Signals anomaly information to Infranet Controller (IC)
EX Series User
4
IC coordinates with EX Series switch to remediate the user
ISG/IDP
CAMPUS HQ WIRED/WIRELESS
IDP detects network threats
Applications
DATA CENTER
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UAC USE CASE #2: GUEST USER ACCESS
EX Series
2 Guest attempts to gain network Guest role access policy pushed to enforcers
Infranet Controller
Access Point
INTERNET
Guest
4
Internet access is permitted
Firewall
CORPORATE OFFICE
Applications
Bandwidth limiting Lower priority scheduling
3
Guest tries to access corporate resources and is blocked
DATA CENTER

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UAC USE CASE #3: ROLE-BASED APPLICATION ACCESS CONTROL
Infranet Controller
Finance Servers
1
Engineering role policy pushed to enforcers
Engineering Servers
Firewall
DATA CENTER
2
Engineering Employee
EX Series
CORPORATE OFFICE
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UAC USE CASE #4: APPLICATION VISIBILITY AND MONITORING

NetScreen Manager reports who is on network, what apps they are accessing, where they are coming from
Data Center
3
Infranet Controller
NetScreen Manager
Engineering Servers
Finance Servers
Corporate user logs on; access privileges determined by role
EX Series
Corporate User
1 2
ISG/IDP
Internet
Guest Access Point Guest logs on; gets Internet access only
CAMPUS BUILDING

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UAC USE CASE #5: IDENTITY-BASED QOS

QoS policies stored on IC and sent to the EX Series switch, implementing dynamic QoS policies per user session ERP Servers E-mail Servers
Place ERP traffic in high-priority queue; mark with highpriority DSCP Finance User Place e-mail traffic in best-effort queue; mark with mediumpriority DSCP Marketing User
Infranet Controller
EX Series LAN Switch
Corporate Network Internet Gateway Router
Internet
Bandwidth-limit guest traffic; mark with lowpriority DSCP Guest User

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OPEN NETWORK FOR UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS

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CARRIER-CLASS, OPEN STANDARDS NETWORK FOR UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS

Auto-sense IP phones
LLDP, LLDP-MED
EX Series
Power over Ethernet

IEEE 802.3af Class 3 (15.4 W) IEEE 802.3at (30W) - EX2200
802.1X Access control

Multiple supplicants per port
VoIP VoIP
Granular QoS
8 queues per port on all ports Strict priority queuing
Carrier-class availability
Redundant components Junos operating system
WP: Carrier Class Networking for Unified Communications WP: Deploying IP Telephony with the EX Series
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POWER OVER ETHERNET (POE) IN EX3200 & EX4200

8 PoE ports in the -24T and -48T models 24 or 48 PoE ports in the -24P and -48P models
Full Class 3 PoE (15.4W per port) Requires only one power supply IP telephony deployments need all PoE ports Lower costs with the T SKUs for low-density PoE
Wireless access points Surveillance cameras
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LLDP AUTOMATES PHONE RECOGNITION

SNMP
Port ge-0/0/0 Device Gateway Information xxxx
ge-0/0/1
ge-0/0/2 ge-0/0/3
IP phone
PC Switch
xxxx
xxxx xxxx
EX Series
Management Application
VoIP EX Series
SNMP
Port ge-0/0/0 ge-0/0/1 ge-0/0/2 VoIP ge-0/0/3
Device Switch IP phone PC/Server PC/Server
Information xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
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GRANULAR QUALITY OF SERVICE

SAP; Oracle; HTTP; IP Telephony; Voicemail; Video Conferencing; Instant Messaging; ERP; HR; CRM; Backup Replication: E-mail: Video Network Management; SAP; ERP; Oracle; HTTP; IP Telephony; Voicemail; Video Conferencing; Instant Messaging; ERP; HR; CRM; Backup Replication: E-mail; Oracle Network Management; SAP; Oracle; HTTP; IP Telephony
8 queues per port on all ports
7. Network Control 6. Real-time Applications 5. Voice Traffic 4. Video 3. Transaction Applications 2. Building Management 1. Best Effort 0. SNMP
Mark at Layer 2 (802.1p) or Layer 3 (ToS, DSCP) Classify at Layers 2-4 Todays application mix requires 8 queues:
Real-time, transaction, bulk data, voice, video conferencing, control plane management, building management
QoS ACLs can be activated per session with UAC Consistent QoS configuration tools across Junos-powered devices
WP: QoS in the EX-series
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AVAYA INTEROPERABILITY TESTING

Completed by Avaya Over 50 tests successfully completed Final report available on Avaya Devconnect website
Source:
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WP: Avaya Testing

SHORETEL INTEROPERABILITY TESTING

Completed by Shoretel Over 50 tests successfully completed Final app note TPP10113 available on Shoretel website
Master
EX4200-24T
Backup
EX4200-48P
LC
EX4200-48P
Source:
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Shoretel/EX Solution Brief

IP TELEPHONY OPPORTUNITIES
Interoperability
Interoperability
WP: Carrier Class Networking for Unified Communications

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Partnership
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WP: Deploying IP Telephony with the EX Series
REDSKY E911 MANAGERTM OVERVIEW

Software that is installed on a server inside the enterprise
Automates the entire E911 process

Communicates with one or more PBX/call servers to track phone movements and location changes Updates local and E911 services databases Monitors the PBX/call server for 911 calls Maintains a log of every event for audit compliance
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OPERATIONAL SIMPLICITY
JUNOS SOFTWARE
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REALITIES OF THE NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM

Feature inconsistency
Varied implementations across platforms Features lost after upgrades
Software instability
Susceptible to crashes, DDoS attacks,
performance degradation with features turned on Latest features are in most problematic, untested pre-GD releases
Wasteful operations
Squanders time on tedious and repetitive
tasks Few fail-safe mechanisms to protect network and catch errors
Risky, time-consuming fixes and upgrades

Long delays and problems with bug fixes Extensive validation required
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JUNOS OPERATING SYSTEM

T Series EX8216
SRX5800
EX8208
SRX5600
SRX3600 NSMXpress
SRX650 SRX240 SRX210 SRX100
MX Series EX4500 M Series J Series EX4200 EX3200 EX2200
SECURITY
ROUTERS
SWITCHES
SRX
Tx Matrix
Frequent Releases
Module
x
One OS
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One Release
One Architecture
API
10.0
10.1
10.2
WHAT MAKES JUNOS BETTER?

One OS
Single source code base
SRX TX Matrix
Consistent implementation of features
One Release
10.0 10.1 10.2
Frequent Releases
Single software release track of feature supersets

Stable, predictable development of new features
One Architecture
Module x
Modular software with resource separation

Highly available, secure and scalable software
Video: Why is Junos different?
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ONE OPERATING SYSTEM

OSPF
BGP IPv6 MGMT
Single repository of source code One implementation of control plane features

Eases training
Streamlines testing, qualification and deployment
SERVICE PROVIDER ACCESS/EDGE

NSM
SERVICE PROVIDER CORE
Consistent user experience

Single common management interface and tools UNIX familiarity
Redeploy equipment to new needs
BRANCH OFFICE
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DATA CENTER
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ONE RELEASE: STABLE, PREDICTABLE ENHANCEMENTS

9.4
Q109
9.5
Q209
9.6
Q309
10.0
Q409
10.1
Q110
10.2
Q210
Single release track Quality and schedule are the highest priorities
Releases are a superset of the previous Achieve zero critical regression errors in each release
Fixed schedule; plan with confidence

4 new releases prescheduled per year*
All product lines follow the same release schedule
Streamlines upgrades and reduces upgrade issues

* Junos release data is based on historical information and is not intended to guarantee future deliverables.
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INNOVATE RATHER THAN OPERATE YOUR NETWORK

Ten years on-time, stable release delivery
Switching
Simple Predictable Reliable
Routing
Security
10.0
10.1
Quarterly Updates
10.2
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ONE MODULAR SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE

Scripts CLI NSM J-Web Toolkit
Standalone modules
Protected memory for stability Contains faults, enables
Open Management Interfaces Control Plane

Management Service App 1 Service App 2 Service App 3
Interfaces
Services Interfaces
Services Plane
...
Module n
Routing
rapid fault isolation Restart independently Enables flexible innovation
Separation of control and forwarding planes

Scales performance,
Kernel
Data Plane
Packet Forwarding
. . .
enhances resiliency, and enables redundancy
Tailored services flexibility

Create customized service
chains with high-performance

WP: Evolution of Network Operating Systems
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Physical Interfaces
Service App n
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DATA CENTER NETWORKING SOFTWARE COMPARISON

Access Switch Aggregation/Core Security WAN Router
L2 Switch L2/L3 Switch L2 Switch
Product OS Number of Release Trains
CAT 4948 or NX2K/5K
CAT 6500 IOS-SX, CAT-OS
NX 7000
ASA 55xx PIX-OS 7.x
FWSM
IPS IPS
7200 IOSmainline
ASR
IOS-SG, NX-OS Too many releases; inconsistent
NX-OS
PIX-OS Linux 6.x
IOS-XE
Too many releases; inconsistent
Product
OS Number of Release Trains
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EX8200 / MX Junos
SRX Junos
M Junos
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REDUCE COMPLEXITY, ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE, DELIVER DYNAMIC SERVICES

Network Availability Metric Average Decrease*
Reduce Risks
Continuous systems availability

Improve network availability and delivery of applications and services
Frequency of Unplanned Events Duration of Unplanned Events
24% 30%
Decrease Cost & Complexity
Automated operations efficiency

Streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and lower TCO
Network Efficiency Metric Troubleshooting Monitoring
Average Time Saved*
54% 24%
Increase Speed of Change
Open innovation flexibility

Provide the flexibility to meet changing business requirements
Network Flexibility Metric

Upgrading Adding Infrastructure
Average Time Saved*
23% 29%
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** How Operating Systems Create Network Efficiency Lake Partners 2007 survey report of 122 cross-industry ops leaders. See full report at: http://www.juniper.net/lakepartners
PROVEN LOWER TCO: FORRESTER REPORT, FEB 2009

Critical Categories of Enterprise Network Operational Costs
Switch and Router Downtime Costs
(based on reduction in frequency and duration of unplanned Network events)
Switch and Router Maintenance & Support Costs

(a planned events category)
Switch and Router Deployment Time Costs

(the adding infrastructure task)
Unplanned Switch and Router Events Resolution Costs

(the time needed to resolve unplanned network events)
Overall Switch and Router Network Operations Costs

(the combined total savings associated with planned, unplanned, planning and provisioning and adding infrastructure tasks)
Multiple network operating system versions are the silent killers of efficiency
*Forrester Consulting Single Network Operating System Study 02/09
Baseline for All Network Operating Systems
27%* Lower With Junos
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OPERATIONAL SIMPLICITY
UNIFIED NETWORK MANAGEMENT
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UNIFIED MANAGEMENT FOR EX SERIES SWITCHES

Device Management Network & Security Management Third-party NMS
Junos CLI
Telnet, SSH Junoscript: Automated Configuration, Operations
J-Web
Quick Setup with Templates Dashboard View Performance Monitoring
Juniper NSM and Juniper STRM Threat Detection Junos Space

Discovery & Configuration Policy Management Inventory Management Log Management Event Log Management Compliance & IT Efficiency
Telnet SSH XML
HTTP HTTPS XML
NetConf DMI Syslog Sflow
SNMP Syslog
Juniper EX Series
Open, standards-based management
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DEVICE MANAGEMENT JUNOS XML APISJUNOS SCRIPT AND NETCONF

EX Series switches support the standard Junos XML APIs Allow config scripts driven from customized external clients (XML or Perl) or third-party NMS / OSS
e.g. 1: External trap & RADIUS authentication triggered configlets you
set MAC address and VLAN on a switch port e.g. 2: Centralized VoIP manager pushes 802.1x, VLAN and CoS-based configs dynamically based on new location for a user
xnm-cleartext / xnm-ssl / telnet / ssh
CLI handles initial authentication
request response
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DEVICE MANAGEMENT AUTOMATION WITH JUNOS SCRIPTS

Commit scripts
Enable automated compliance checks & change management for all
configurations on EX Series switches

e.g. Reject guest VLAN tag configuration on access switch trunk portsrestrict guest access to a floor
Macros allow operators to simplify complex configurations and self-heal errors e.g. Apply predefined Data+VoIP port template on any switch port that gets a description matching a particular string data-phone
Operations scripts
Allows custom output for diagnosis and event management e.g. Combine two different show commands to get a custom output for better analysis
Event policies & scripts

Automated predefined responses to events creating self-monitoring networks e.g. When a switchs trunk port goes up & down, run show interfaces and show alarms CLI, parse data, save it to a file and send this to a server
http://junos.juniper.net/scripts/
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SIMPLIFY OPERATIONS WITH THE J-WEB MANAGEMENT USER INTERFACE

Easy initial setup
Enables fast deployment with minimum
configuration steps
Dashboard with Chassis View

Dynamic status update of system and ports
Feature configuration
Templates: Ports, VLAN, 802.1X, Security
and QoS Networking: VLAN, PoE, LLDP, Link Aggregation, Chassis, Port Mirroring Security: 802.1X, ACL
Performance monitoring
Real-time monitoring graphs System, ports, VLAN, PoE, chassis 802.1X, Port Security
Troubleshooting & maintenance

Firmware & configuration upgrade / rollback Basic troubleshooting tasks
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J-WEB DASHBOARDSINGLE VIEW OF SYSTEM HEALTH

Chassis View for EX3200 and EX4200
Dynamic status update of
system, ports and LCD panel data
System health status

Memory utilization,
CPU temp, CPU utilization, fan status
Capacity utilization of resources

Ports, Mac-table entries,
VLANs configured
Top 10 alarms view

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J-WEB DASHBOARD TEMPLATE-BASED CONFIGURATION

Single-click role-based port templates, including:
Desktop, IP phone,
access point, router uplink, switch uplink
Click-and-enable GUI configurations

VLANs, LLDP, PoE, Link
Aggregation, CoS, ACL
Click-to-CLI
Covers all configuration
options in CLI
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J-WEB DASHBOARDMONITORING, TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE

Performance monitoring
Real-time monitoring
graphs System, ports, VLAN, PoE, Virtual Chassis Virtual Chassis ports and members 802.1X, port security
Troubleshooting & Maintenance

Firmware &
configuration upgrade / rollback Basic troubleshooting tasks: TDR, Ping, Traceroute

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NETWORK MANAGEMENT NSM AND NSMXPRESS

Device management
Device topology discovery, tracking Role-based administration Tracking end-hosts, free ports
URL link to J-Web
Configuration management
Role-based port templates Configuration version management
Inventory management
Hardware & software inventory
Viewing device licenses
Monitoring & troubleshooting

Log filtering & reporting Status monitoring
Centralized change management

Configuration version management Software version tracking & updates
Ease of deployment
Appliance-based form factor
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NSM DEVICE MANAGEMENT

Flexible device addition and/or deletion
Secure auto-discovery
SNMP, SSH, IP address seed Manual device addition and synch-up
Continuous device synch-up for status, configuration and inventory Streamlined and scheduled device update
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NSM TOPOLOGY DISCOVERY

Standards-based topology discovery of Juniper routers, switches and security devices
Hierarchical
segmentation of network maps Quick device search, map panning & zoom-in
Easy search for end-host connections off switch portsany vendor switch
Free port search for switch ports

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NSM INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

Hardware inventory including device model, serial number, line cards, PSU, fan and PoE Software inventory including Junos version, license state
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NSM TEMPLATE-BASED CONFIGURATION

Click & select-based configuration
All device feature details
Customizable device configuration templates

Pre-selected options Applied to one or more
devices
Port templates
Pre-defined port roles
desktop, VoIP phone, access point, uplink to router, etc. Based on best practices
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NSM UAC AND EX SERIES SWITCH MANAGEMENT

Wizard-based interface to map EX Series switches to one or more Infranet Controllers (ICs) Allows port level turnup of 802.1x-based access control for one or more switches
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NSM CONFIGURATION CHANGE MANAGEMENT

Facilitates regular synch and backup of device configuration file with NSM database
Allows archival and
versioning
Can compare two different configurations:

From within NSM
database Between NSM version and running configuration on the device
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NSM SOFTWARE IMAGE MANAGEMENT

Centralized software image version tracker for the devices
Also stores firmware updates
and entire image files
Allows centralized software upgrade or downgrade for several devices at a time

Includes Junos change
management controls for images
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NSM EVENT VISIBILITY MANAGEMENT

Centralized syslog-based event management
View event details in real time
and for historical records
Event filters for zeroing on specific types of events

Predefined & user-customizable
filters available for all device types

Actionable triggers can be set
Event reports for analyzing event trends and historical tracking

Predefined & user-customizable
reports available
Reports can saved / printed
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JUNOS SPACE ORCHESTRATES THE NEW NETWORK

The New Network With Junos Space In One Location: Asset Diagnostics Security Design management Ethernet Design Virtual Control Service Now Service Insight Network Activate
Security
Switch management
Virtual switch management
Characteristics:
Common, cross-device platform for automation of virtual and physical networks Plug & play application environment User-centric, task-oriented interface Correlated network, security, app and user intelligence
Consequences:
Improved top and bottom line benefits Rapid scaling of application infrastructure Reduced opex Optimal security, scale and resource efficiency
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SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT OF VIRTUAL AND PHYSICAL NETWORKS
End-to-end network management:

Physical and virtual from a single pane of glass
Industrys only Web-based solution:

Automated, GUI based - eliminates human errors
Increased Application Availability
Open architecture:
No proprietary lock-ins works with open APIs
Most scalable solution:

Manage hundreds of hosts from a single instance.
Reduced Complexity
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SECURITY THREAT RESPONSE MANAGER (STRM)

Juniper STRM Appliance
Key Features
Threat Detection
Detect Day 0 threats; detect right threats at the right time
Log Management
Log management and generic reporting engine
Compliance
Policy safety net & audits
Application Visibility
Application flow identification & consumption per application
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STRM FLEXIBLE & USEFUL REPORTING

220+ out-of-the-box report templates Fully customizable reporting engine: creating, branding and scheduling report delivery
Compliance reporting packages for PCI, SOX, FISMA, GLBA and HIPAA
Reports based on control frameworks: NIST, ISO and CoBIT
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STRM AND EX SERIES SWITCHES

STRM collects information from EX Series switches via:
Syslog sFlow (9.3R2.8 onwards)
sFlow Collector
Traffic Data
sFlow
Used to monitor traffic at wire speed on
Analysis sFlow Agents
all interfaces simultaneously

STRM uses this data to provide network
traffic visibility information

EX Series switches support raw packet
headers to enable deep packet inspection

Up to four sFlow collectors can be
configured per switch

Can be enabled on all interfaces except:

Layer 3 VLAN-tagged interfaces LAG interfaces (sFlow can be enabled on the members)
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THIRD PARTY NETWORK MANAGEMENT

Integration through standards-based Junos APIs: NetConf, SNMP v1/v2/v3, Telnet, SSHv3, HTTP/HTTPs
Vendor
Product
Tivoli NetCool OmniBus v7.2 Tivoli IP Network Manager v3.7 OpenView NNM v7.5 OpsWare Network Automation VistaInsight v3.0 Smarts v7.03 Spectrum v8.1 eHealth v6.0 NetworkAuthority Automation Orion Network Performance Monitor R-Series NCCM Comptel / Axiom Service Activation
Description
Centralized fault management, and trap and alarm correlation and device monitoring iP based layer 3 network visualization and topology based event correlation Device discovery, collection of traps and alarms, and device health monitoring Centralized configuration & change management Centralized performance management Centralized fault management including discovery, alarm correlation Centralized fault management including discovery, and trap and alarm correlation and device monitoring Centralized performance management Policy based configuration & change Comprehensive fault and network performance management platform Network Configuration and Change Management Service Activation and provisioning
Junos Release
9.2 9.0 9.2R2.1 5 9.x 9.0 9.2R3 9.2R3 9.2 9.2R3 9.0 9.2 9.2R3
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SERVICE NOW AUTOMATES DIAGNOSTICS

Service Now & Service Insight
Service Now JMB AI Scripts Installed
Hardware Software Resources Configuration
Juniper Support System
Service Insight
Internet Gateway
Customer Network
Customer or Partner NOC
Juniper
30x reduction in mean-time to recover In device script based failure monitoring Lights off incident creation with Juniper JTAC
Automated global event correlation increases Service Intelligence

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NETWORK DESIGN SCENARIOS: CAMPUS AND BRANCH

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PROBLEMS WITH LEGACY CAMPUS LAN ARCHITECTURE

Building 1
Closet A2
Building 2 (to Bldng N)

Closet B2
Closet C2 N Closet D2N
Access
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
Aggregation
IDF 1 IDF 2
Oversubscribed interfaces
requires additional links Each wiring closet and each aggregation core device must be managed 14 managed LAN devices
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Legend
10/100/1000BASE-T
1000BASE-x 10GBASE-x
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LAN SIMPLIFICATION #1: ACCESS

Building 1
Closet A2
EX4200 VC
Building 2 (to Building N)

Closet B2
EX4200 VC
Closet C2 N
EX4200 VC
Closet D2N
EX4200 VC
Access
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
Aggregation
IDF 1 IDF 2
EX4200 Virtual Chassis across
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wiring closets
Up to 50% fewer uplinks Fewer (10) managed
Core
LAN devices
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LAN SIMPLIFICATION #2: AGGREGATION

Building 1
Closet A2
EX4200 VC

Closet B2
EX4200 VC
Closet C2 N
EX4200 VC
Closet D2N
EX4200 VC
Access
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
EX4200-24F VC
Aggregation
EX4200-24F VC
IDF 1
IDF 2
Core
Fewer aggregation uplinks No blocked links, independent
of Layer 2
Eight managed LAN devices EX8200 for the LAN core
EX8200 EX8200
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EX4500 AT THE CAMPUS AGGREGATION AND CORE

Building 1
Closet A2
EX4200 Virtual Chassis

Closet B2
Closet C2 N
Closet D2N
Access
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
EX4500
Aggregation
EX4500
IDF 1
IDF 2
Core
10GbE uplinks from closets Support up to 48 Virtual
Chassis configurations with redundant links

Cost-effective aggregation
EX4500
EX4500
EX8200
EX8200
solution
Cost-effective core solution
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LAN SIMPLIFICATION #3: CORE

Building 1
Closet A2
EX4200 VC

Closet B2
EX4200 VC
Closet C2 N
EX4200 VC
Closet D2N
EX4200 VC
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
EX4200-24F EX4200-24F VC #1
EX4200-24F
EX4200-24F
Core VC 1
EX4200-24F
IDF 1
EX4200-24F
Core
Core VC 2 EX4200-24F
IDF 2
EX4200-24F VC #2
Simplified architecture Up to ten IDFs per VC Six managed devices Up to 45% TCO savings*
118 *Refer to Juniper TCO analysis
INCREASE HIGH AVAILABILITY AT NO ADDITIONAL COST

Building 1
Closet A2
EX4200 VC EX4200 VC

Closet B2
Access
Closet C2 N
EX4200 VC
Closet D2N
EX4200 VC
Layer 2
Default Gateway
Default Gateway
Default Gateway
Default Gateway
Aggregation
EX4200-24F VC EX4200-24F VC
IDF 1
Layer 3 Layer 3
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
IDF 2
EX Series switches support
Did you know?

EX8200 EX8200
OSPF ECMP in the base license

Increased availability with
L3 to the access
No blocked links
Core
You can save up to 40% by enabling Layer 3 technology to the access*

*Refer to Juniper TCO analysis
119
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CHALLENGES WITH UNIFIED COMMUNICATION
Mail
PROPRIETARY
User Interface
PROPRIETARY
Call Directory Server
VoIP
IP PBX
Soft Phones
Video
Voice
VoD
QoS Voice Mail Server Switch SIP Data
Complex architecture
Proprietary protocols Scalability problems Vendor lock-in
120
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CHANGING THE PARADIGM ON UNIFIED COMMUNICATION

Voice
STANDARD
Call Directory Server VoiP IP PBX
Network
STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD
EX4200
MX Series EX8200 Series Infranet Controller WX/WXC ISG/IDP SRX Series
SSL VPN
User Interface Voice Mail Server Conference Server
Soft Phones
STANDARD
STRM
NSMXpress
Choose Best-in-Class Choice and flexibility for: Wireless
Power over Ethernet
Telepresence
Scalability advantages
121
PROBLEMS WITH LEGACY CAMPUS LAN ARCHITECTURE

Building 1
Closet A2
OS#1 OS#1

Closet B2
Closet C2 N Closet D2N
OS#1
OS#1
Access
OS#2 OS#2 OS#2 OS#2
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
OS#3
OS#3
Aggregation
OS#3
OS#3
IDF 1
IDF 2
Firewall
OS#4
OS#4
OS#6
Core
OS#7
OS#5 OS#5
IPS
122
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JUNOS SIMPLIFIES THE CAMPUS

Building 1
Closet A2
EX4200 VC

Closet B2
EX4200 VC
Closet C2 N
EX4200 VC
Closet D2N
EX4200 VC
Access
Closet A1
Closet B1
Closet C1
Closet D1
Aggregation
IDF 1 IDF 2
Consistency of features
Stability Ease of management Savings on training IT
Core
Did you know? Junos saves an average of 41%*
*Source Forrester Report

Feb 2009
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REDUCING CAMPUS NETWORK TCO

Typical Configuration
2,500 user campus with five buildings PoE at access, redundant GbE uplinks
10GbE core interconnects

Access control for all users
Juniper Savings %
Total CAPEX (with no price discount) Ongoing Maintenance/ Support Costs Operating Systems (time to manage)
$1.03M $206K Junos

Juniper Solution
EX Series switches Unified Access Control 5 year next day
$1.87M $404K IOS

Cisco Solution
Catalyst Switches NAC 5 year next-day
Up to 44.8% CAPEX Up to 49.1% Support Up to 25% OPEX
maintenance
maintenance
Simplified LAN architecture with fewer managed devices Increased availability via Layer 3 to the access Seamless, L2-L7 policy enforcement with UAC
124
Campus Financial Analysis Tool

Source: Publicly available data sheets, price lists, Lake Partner study
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EX2200 ENTERPRISE DEPLOYMENTS

UAC enforcement point
EX2200
J2320/SRX
WAN
PSTN
Local Servers UAC enforcement point
EX2200
BRANCH OFFICE
WORKGROUP
GbE
Typical Deployments
Low-density
EX4200 EX2200
UAC enforcement point GbE 10GbE
wiring closets Workgroup Retail store Office of 48 or less K-12
EX3200 Access Layer
EX4200
10GbE
Aggregation/Core Layer
WIRING CLOSET
125
PRODUCT POSITIONING IN BRANCH OFFICES

SRX100
100BaseT ports 1000BaseT ports 8 X
SRX210
6 2
EX2200
Up to 52 Up to 52
EX3200
Up to 48 Up to 48
EX4200
Up to 480 Up to 480
PoE ports
Up to 48
Up to 48
Up to 480
GbE Fiber uplinks 10 GbE fiber uplinks Field-replaceable power and fans Virtual chassis

(Redundant)
X X
X X
X X
126
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NETWORK DESIGN SCENARIOS: DATA CENTER

127
LEGACY DATA CENTER NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
1 2 3 4 5
128
Too many devices and layers Too many operating systems
WAN Edge
WAN Edge Router WAN Edge Router
Core Tier
L2/L3 Switch L2/L3 Switch
High latency
Aggregation Tier
SSL VPN Firewall IPSec VPN IPS
Security Sprawl
Uptime is a challenge
Access Tier
L2 Switch Servers + Storage
L2/L3 Switch
L2/L3 Hard to manage Switch STP in a flat L2 access network
Takes too long to deploy anything
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DATA CENTER NETWORK NIRVANA

How do we get there? Simple logical and physical topology Significant reduction in power, cooling and space Improved performance: reduced congestion and latency Simpler to configure end to end Increased reliability
129
Routers
Application Services
Security Network Management
Servers
Storage
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JUNIPER SIMPLIFIES THE DATA CENTER NETWORK
1 2 3 4 5 5
130
Lower latency
WAN Edge
M Series
Extend Virtual Private LANs with MPLS
Increased bandwidth Higher reliability Less power and space Simplified management Consolidated security
Core Layer
High density, wire-rate 10GbE
Virtualized security
SRX5800
Access Layer
EX4200
Single fabric using Virtual Chassis technology
EX4500
GbE servers
10GbE servers
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DATA CENTER ACCESS (TOP OF RACK)

Virtual Chassis #1
Virtual Chassis #2
Fewer switches to manage Economizes uplinks Fewer distribution switch ports No Spanning Tree
131
Uplinks of VC #1
Uplinks of VC #2
SCALABLE VIRTUAL MACHINE MOBILITY

VPLS
Virtual Chassis Across Racks
Virtual Chassis Extension Over Metro Fiber
Data Center Rack A Rack B
Data Center
Cloud Center
Cloud Center
Layer 2 domain across racks
Layer 2 domain across fiber connected data centers
Layer 2 domain across virtual private LAN
RACK TO RACK
METRO DATA CENTERS
CLOUD TO CLOUD
WP: Implementing VMWARE Server Virtualization

132
LOWERING APPLICATION LATENCY BY COLLAPSING TIERS AND CONSOLIDATING SECURITY

LEGACY
JUNIPER
EX8200 Series SRX5800
L2/L3 Switch
L2/L3 Switch
Antivirus
EX4200 Series EX4200 Series EX4200 Series EX4200 Series
L2/L3 Switch
L2/L3 Switch
Server A
Server B
Server A
Server B
More devices/interconnections 20-50 us in each chassis-based switch Open/close sessions multiple times
133
Fewer devices/interconnections EX4200: Lowest 10GbE latency in the entire industry 2-3 us Open/close sessions only once
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JUNOS SIMPLIFIES DATA CENTER DEPLOYMENTS

Access Switch Aggregation/Core Security WAN Router
L2 Switch L2/L3 Switch L2 Switch
Product OS Number of Release Trains
CAT 4948
CAT 6500 IOS-SX, CAT-OS
NX 7000
ASA 55xx PIX-OS 7.x
FWSM
IPS
7200 IOSmainline
ASR
IOS-SG Too many; inconsistent
NX-OS
PIX-OS Linux 6.x
IOS-XE
Too many; inconsistent
Too many; inconsistent
Too many, inconsistent
Product
OS Number of Release Trains
134
EX4200 Junos
EX8200 / MX Junos
SRX Junos
M Junos
1
TRANSFORMING EXPERIENCE AND ECONOMICS
To eliminate cost
500 servers
CAPEX Total power in watts Total space in RU Total managed devices Number of device interactions Annual Maintenance Cost Annual Operating Expense (Opex) 3 Year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 5 Year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
135
Cisco $265,560 3,830 15 13 78 $8,270 $15,625 $312,435 $343,685

www.juniper.net
Juniper $211,300 2,704 15 4 6 $6,267 $12,636 $249,207 $274,479
Juniper Savings
20.4% 20.4% 29.4% 29.4%
parity 69.2% 92.3% 24.2% 19.1% 20.2% 20.1%
To drive performance
4,600 servers
CAPEX Total power in watts Total space in RU Total managed devices Number of device interactions Latency Range Annual Maintenance Cost Annual Operating Expense (Opex) 3 Year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 5 Year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
136
Cisco $2,642,320 33,603 156 107 5,671 27-78 us $64,916 $135,952 $3,050,177 $3,322,081
www.juniper.net
Juniper $1,607,800 22,388 124 22 231 8-18 us $39,014 $91,692 $1,765,835 $1,871,191
Juniper Savings 39.2%

33.4%
20.5% 79.4% 95.9%

70-77%
39.9% 32.6%
42.1%
43.7%
At scale
9,200 servers
Cisco CAPEX Total power in watts Total space in RU Total managed devices Number of device interactions Annual Maintenance Cost Annual Operating Expense (Opex) 3 Year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) 5 Year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
137
Juniper $3,087,600 41,755 220 41 820 $73,288 $168,532 $3,593,197 $3,930,261
$5,036,400 60,823 268 211 22,155 $121,408 $246,156 $5,774,867 $6,267,178

www.juniper.net
Juniper Savings 38.7%

31.3%
17.9% 80.6%
96.3%
39.6% 31.5% 37.8% 37.3%
REDUCING DATA CENTER NETWORK TCO WITH JUNIPER VS. CISCO CATALYST
Savings $$
Typical Configuration Total List Price Power Rack Space Operating Systems (time to manage)
3000 servers, dual GbE attached Fully redundant design 125Gbps firewall 10GbE uplink from access and in core
$4.6M 372,169 kW*hr/yr 210 RU Junos Juniper Solution EX4200 top-of-rack (2/rack) EX8208 in core 2 SRX5800s
$9.6M 666,758 kW*hr/yr 450 RU IOS Cisco Solution Cat 4948 top-of-rack (2/rack) Cat 6500 in aggregation and core 46 FWSM
Up to 52.1% CAPEX Up to 44.2% power Up to 55.3% space Up to 25% OPEX
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REDUCING DATA CENTER NETWORK TCO WITH JUNIPER VS. CISCO NEXUS
Savings $$
Typical Configuration Total List Price Power Rack Space Operating Systems (time to manage)
3000 servers, dual GbE attached Fully redundant design 100Gbps firewall 10GbE uplink from access and in core
$4.49M 366,948 kW*hr/yr 210 RU Junos Juniper Solution 150 EX4200 top-ofrack (2/rack) 2 EX8208s in core 2 SRX5800s
$6.93M 604,650 kW*hr/yr 374 RU IOS Cisco Solution 150 Nexus 2148 FEX top-of-rack (2/rack) 16 Nexus 5020 aggregators 2 Nexus 7010 in core 10 Cat 6500 w/ 38 FWSM
Up to 35.3% CAPEX Up to 39.3% power Up to 43.9% space Up to 25% OPEX
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Network design scenarios

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EX SERIES PRODUCT LINE OVERVIEW

JUNIPER PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

IDP SRX3000 T Series EX8216

EX4500 SRX240 EX2500 EX4200 EX3200 J Series

BUILD HIGH-PERFORMANCE NETWORKS WITH EX SERIES ETHERNET SWITCHES

Carrier-class Reliability Integrated Security Operational Simplicity

EX2200 LINE OF ETHERNET SWITCHES

Junos operating system

Port Type 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T

Fixed power supply and fans List price starts at $1,995

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EX2200 SWITCH: FRONT AND REAR VIEWS

EX2200 Front View

Fixed power, fans and uplinks Consistent management

EX2200 Rear View

104 Gbps capacity

External RPS support

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EX3200 LINE OF ETHERNET SWITCHES

Modular power and cooling

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EX3200 SWITCH: FRONT AND REAR VIEWS

EX3200 Front View

At least 8 POE ports

OIR-capable Uplink module

EX3200 Rear View

512 MB system memory

EX4200 LINE OF ETHERNET SWITCHES WITH VIRTUAL CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY

Master and backup route engines

Flexible uplink modules

2-port 10GbE (SFP+)

Fully redundant power and cooling

Port Type 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T 100B-FX/1000B-X 10/100/1000B-T 10/100/1000B-T

PoE Ports 8 24 N/A 8 48

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EX4200 SWITCH: FRONT AND REAR VIEWS

EX4200 Front View

At least 8 POE ports

OIR-capable uplink module

EX4200 Rear View

VCP (Virtual Chassis Ports) USB

GbE Mgmt Console

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EX SERIES FIXED-CONFIGURATION COMPARISON

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ENHANCED LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY FOR 1GbE FIXED-CONFIGURATION EX SERIES SWITCHES

Which Juniper products are covered?

Why the enhancement?

of spares (next business day) from central depots

For products purchased Jan. 1, 2011 or later

EX2500 LINE OF 10GBE DATA CENTER SWITCHES

Designed for the data center

Model EX2500-24F-FB EX2500-24F-BF

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EX4500 LINE OF 10GbE SWITCHES

10GbE aggregation switch

Virtual Chassis enabled

EX4500 SWITCH: FRONT AND REAR VIEWS

Fixed form factor

Optional 4x GbE/10GbE uplink module