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cBR-8 Overview

May 10, 2016

Cisco Knowledge Network

Cisco Confidential 2 © 2013-2014 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

cBR-8 Demonstrated Success Deployed and Field Proven

!  #1 Market Share within 6 months of availability

!  Millions of live subscribers worldwide

!  DOCSIS 3.1

!  HW capable of US and DS 3.1 at scale

!  D3.1 SW Generally Available July 2016

!  DS DOCSIS 3.1 trials underway NOW

!  Video Convergence fulfills promise of CCAP

!  PowerKEY, PME VOD available NOW

!  SDV and pre-encrypted Broadcast available July 2016

!  Unprecedented scalability and density with Remote-PHY technology

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Network and Business Transformation

Pathway to Virtualization via

Cloud

Minimizing Total Cost of Ownership

Capacity & Scalability, Video Convergence, DOCSIS 3.1

cBR-8: Key Features & Benefits

Unmatched Reliability, Intelligence, Software Defined Networking

Maximizing Subscriber Value

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cBR-8 chassis was custom-built for ultimate scalability

!  Compact, high-density 13 RU chassis

!  56 Service Groups with redundancy

!  8 RF Line Cards (8 DS x 16 US ports each)

!  2 Supervisor Cards (8 x 10GE ports each)

!  6,000+ SC-QAM channels today (96 per SG)

!  Scalable to 1.6 Tbps (200 Gbps per slot)

!  Designed for DOCSIS 3.1 and Video

Cisco cBR-8 Chassis: Better Today, Better Tomorrow CCAP Capacity and Scalability (Annex B)

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!  8 DS ports and 16 US ports per card

!  96 unique SC-QAMs per DS port for DOCSIS 3.0 and MPEG Video services

!  2 full 192 MHz OFDM channels per DS port for multi-gigabit DOCSIS 3.1 services

!  True CCAP+ convergence for “Hub in a Box”

!  Delivers I-CCAP and Remote-PHY

!  N+1 Redundancy with integrated RF Switch

D31 Upstream PHY module

!  16 US ports per line card !  Enables 1:1 thru 1:4 SG configurations (DS:US) !  12 ATDMA channels per US port !  2 96 MHz OFDMA channels per US port

D31 Downstream PHY modules

!  8 DS ports per line card (4 ports per module) !  96 SC-QAM channels per port !  2 192 MHz OFDM channels per port

Cisco cBR-8 CCAP Line Card: Delivers True CCAP, D3.1 and more…

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Cisco cBR-8 Supervisor Card Leveraging Cisco Technology for Ultimate Scalability

Custom Connector

!  Scales WAN-to-Processor connectivity up to 1.6 Tbps !  Processor-to-Line Card speed scalable to 200 Gbps

!  Integrated Data/Control Plane and WAN

!  Cisco Quantum Flow Processor (QFP) for 200Gbps aggregate data plane forwarding

!  Massive CPU and memory for control plane scaling

!  80+80 Gbps WAN Backhaul

!  1+1 Redundancy with hitless failover

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Cisco cBR-8: Integrated CCAP Architecture

HFC

HFC

SG 1

SG N

Data VoIP

IP Video

Linear VoD

CDVR

IP Services

Digital Video Services

Cisco cBR-8

CMTS

VoD EQAM

SDV EQAM

Broadcast EQAM

Reduce rack space and power consumption significantly

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Cisco cBR-8: CCAP Video Features

cBR-8 designed to support all video architectures

•  VOD, SDV and Pre-Encrypted Broadcast Services •  Static and Session Based Port Mappings •  Integrated PKEY, PME and DVB Encryption •  QAM Replication •  Video High Availability Architecture

•  Line Card High Availability (LCHA) •  Fully Redundant Supervisors 1+1 hitless failover •  LCHA and Sup failovers transparent to Video Control

System •  Video Software Resiliency

•  DOCSIS/Video Process Separation •  Video Process Restarts

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Cisco cBR-8: CCAP Video Manageability

cBR-8 designed for the operator

•  Multi-User Environment Support •  Role-Based Access - executable commands

limited to users by defined role via TACACS •  CLI and SDN Based Video Status and

Provisioning Utilities •  Video engineers don’t need to learn IOS XE

•  Optimized Configuration and Management of Video •  Service Group Configuration •  Logical Interface Definition •  Video Control Groups

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Poll Question 1

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DOCSIS 3.1 Overview

!  Faster speeds – downstream and upstream

!  Better spectral efficiency (more bits per Hz)

!  Higher modulation orders (4096-QAM)

!  Expanded DS and US spectrum

!  Better error correction

!  Performance optimization per CM

According to CableLabs:

“DOCSIS 3.1 technology will enable a new generation of cable services and help operators continue to meet consumer demand for high speed connections and sophisticated applications, positioning them to be the providers of choice in their markets.”

*SC-QAM = Single-Carrier QAM (6 MHz in Annex B mode)

Parameter DOCSIS 3.1 DOCSIS 3.0*

DS Range (MHz)

DS QAM Order

# DS Channels

DS Capacity

US Range (MHz)

US QAM Order

# US Channels

US Capacity

54-1002

256

24 SC-QAM

1 Gbps

5-42

64

4 SC-QAM

100 Mbps

258-1218

256–4096

5 x 192 MHz

8+ Gbps

5-85

256–4096

3 x 24 MHz

400 Mbps

5-204

256–4096

2 x 96 MHz

1+ Gbps

PON Performance over existing HFC Network

5-85

64

12 SC-QAM

300 Mbps

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Cisco cBR-8: Designed for DOCSIS 3.1

!  First and only CCAP designed for full-scale DOCSIS 3.1

!  Custom-built chassis with power and cooling headroom to scale over product lifetime

!  DOCSIS 3.1 DS and US Hardware available TODAY

!  MAC hardware supports increased scale and complexity of DOCSIS 3.1

!  Deliver ~5 Gbps of DOCSIS 3.0 + 3.1 to every SG

Demonstrated 4.8Gbps at CableLabs October, 2015 32 SC-QAMs plus two 192 MHz OFDM blocks

OFDM OFDM

192 MHz 192 MHz 192 MHz

32 SC-QAM

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cBR-8: DOCSIS 3.1 Deployment Examples

Future

1218 MHz 1002 MHz 108 MHz

5 MHz 42 MHz

192 MHz 96 MHz

Broadcast SC-QAM

VoD/SDV SC-QAM

D3.0 SC-QAM

D3.1 OFDM

144 MHz 462 MHz

US SC-QAM

Future

1218 MHz 1002 MHz 108 MHz

5 MHz 85 MHz

Broadcast SC-QAM

192 MHz

D3.0 SC-QAM

VoD/SDV SC-QAM

96 MHz 222 MHz

US SC-QAM + OFDMA

D3.1 OFDM

192 MHz

Use Case #1 DOCSIS Capacity DS: 2.1 Gbps per SG US: 108 Mbps per SG Configuration DS: 32 D30 + ½ D31 US: 4 D30

Use Case #2 DOCSIS Capacity DS: 4.8 Gbps per SG US: 430 Mbps per SG Configuration DS: 32 D30 + 2 D31 US: 12 D30 + 1 D31

192 MHz

D3.0 SC-QAM

96 MHz

D3.1 OFDM

192 MHz

D3.1 OFDM

192 MHz

Broadcast SC-QAM

288 MHz

VoD/SDV SC-QAM

US SC-QAM + OFDMA

77 MHz

96 MHz 96 MHz

D3.1 OFDM

192 MHz

24 MHz

Use Case #3 DOCSIS Capacity DS: 4.8 Gbps per SG US: 1.1 Gbps per SG Configuration: DS: 32 D30 + 2 D31 US: 12 D30 + 2 D31 1218 MHz 1002 MHz 5 MHz

204 MHz 258 MHz

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Poll Question 2

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Unmatched Reliability, Intelligence, Software Defined Networking

Maximizing Subscriber Value

Network and Business Transformation

Pathway to Virtualization via

Cloud

Minimizing Total Cost of Ownership

Capacity & Scalability, Video Convergence, DOCSIS 3.1

cBR-8: Key Features & Benefits

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cBR-8 Software Architecture Intelligence, Elastic and Resilient

CISCO

IOS-XE

!  Next generation, retains advantages of IOS and adds modularity, resiliency, restartability and patchability:

!  Process Separation: DOCSIS and Video processes operate independently

!  Highly intelligent with full IOS-XE routing and DOCSIS features

!  Operational Consistency - same look and feel as IOS Router

!  Restartability ensures failure recovery with Zero DOCSIS packet loss and minimal Video packet loss

!  Patchability enables true hitless upgrades

!  SDN functionality improves Service Velocity

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cBR-8: Patchability (DOCSIS control)

US Scheduler

DOCSIS Control Plane (version 1.0 code)

US PHY

DS PHY MAC

DOCSIS Control Plane (version 1.0 code)

DOCSIS Control Plane (version 1.1 code)

DOCSIS Control Plane (version 1.1 code)

DOCSIS Control Plane (version 1.1 code)

DOCSIS Control Plane v 1.0 has new software patch release v 1.1 code available. V1.1 code has been downloaded and is ready to replace the v1.0 code

1 Separation between control plane and data plane

2 Control plane is now running with new v 1.1 code

3

Result: Bug fixes contained within DOCSIS Control Plane can be patched with ZERO packet loss.

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Service Group Based Configuration

DS PHY / HW US PHY / HW

Cable Interface

Primary Channels Bonding Groups

Fiber Node

Service Group

Configure Once

Configuration Today

MAC Domains

Primary Channels

Bonding Groups

Fiber Node Aut

o-

gen

erat

ed

Pro

files

MAC Domain

•  SG-based configuration streamlines user input and accelerates deployment •  Eases node splits and other maintenance/troubleshooting operations •  Service group profile abstracted from HW – portable to new HW •  Backwards compatible with existing CLI and scripts

cBR-8: Simplifying Configuration and Operations

DS PHY / HW US PHY / HW

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Cisco Open Network Environment Interact among all Components of Service Creation and Delivery

Program for

ServicesOrchestra-on

Applica-ons

Analy-cs

Network

Optimized

Experience

Harvest Network

Intelligence

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Cable Apps

Cisco Open SDN Controller 2.X

REST API REST API

SP’s OSS/BSS

Cable Devices L2VPN Tunnel

Monitoring

NCS Distributed to Support On-Prem

Bootstrapping

OSC Admin UI

REST API

Cable Plugins

OSC Plugins

Tail-f NCS 4.X

NSO (Tail-f) Infrastructure

NetConf API

E2E Provisioning

ASR9k ASR1k JunOS

cBR-8 NED

NED w

NED x

NED y

Virtual Private Cloud / Cisco Cloud

Domain Controllers (example Calisto)

Cable Apps

REST API

Cable SDN Architecture

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cBR-8: Cisco Smart Licensing Revolutionary Software Inventory Management System

!  No license keys to manage on hardware

!  Centralized accounting of licenses and usage

!  Flexible pooling of licenses

!  Multiple connectivity options

!  Transparent to operations

Benefits Commerce

(CCW)

‘Smart’ Server

Cisco Product

Purchases

Smart Account

North Region

South Region

East Region

West Region

Usage

Status

Used Purchased

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Unmatched Reliability, Intelligence, Software Defined Networking

Maximizing Subscriber Value

Network and Business Transformation

Pathway to Virtualization via

Cloud

Minimizing Total Cost of Ownership

Capacity & Scalability, Video Convergence, DOCSIS 3.1

cBR-8: Key Features & Benefits

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Cisco Remote PHY Solution

GS7000 Node

DS PHY

US PHY

DEPI

UEPI

DS

US

Digital Optics Tx/Rx

cBR-8 Core

DEPI

UEPI

VoD Mux+Encrypt VoD

DOCSIS HSD VoIP

IP Video

Linear TV

MPTS PassThru

STB Control

OOB Signaling

CIN Ports

WAN Ports

GE Switch

R-PHY moves DS and US PHY from cBR-8 to Node or Shelf

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cBR-8 Core and Remote PHY Module Evolving Cable Access Network Architectures

Only HW Change for R-PHY is the PIC for the CCAP Line Card

!  Scaling service groups beyond the port capacity of the traditional CMTS

!  Decoupling the scaling from dependency on the integrated PHY ports

!  Allowing Digital Fiber / Ethernet to be driven deeper into the network

!  Enabling migration to a Cloud-centric ecosystem focused on service velocity and value creation

Benefits

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Cisco’s Leadership in Remote PHY

1.  First and only company to develop Modular CCAP using DEPI

2.  First company to deploy DEPI + UEPI for pre-standard R-PHY in China

3.  Led the Standards effort to write the R-PHY Specifications

4.  First company to submit R-PHY Code for RPD to Open Source

5.  Only Company to develop purpose built Chassis to Support R-PHY

•  Digital PIC is only cBR-8 HW change required to deploy R-PHY

•  1.6 Terabit Midplane to support 256 Full Spectrum Service Groups

•  200 Gigabit Slot Capacity

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cBR-8: Reimagining the CMTS

Future-Proof Scalability

!  1.6 Tbps throughput

!  56 to 64 SGs with all services

!  No forklift required – only chassis designed ground up for D3.1

Maximum Performance & Reliability

!  200 Gbps forwarding

!  Robust control plane

!  Full redundancy with seamless switchover and hot swap

Pathway to Virtualization & Cloud

!  SDN orchestration & service velocity

!  Streamlined operations, SMART licensing

!  Support for distributed architectures & virtualization

Unmatched Software Resiliency

!  Software process restart

!  Zero packet loss failure recovery

!  True hitless upgrades

Thank you.