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Deepak MunjalSenior Marketing ManagerData Center SolutionsCISCO
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Cisco Data Center Switching
Deepak Munjal
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Challenges In the Data Center
� Application environment is becoming more complex and business policy more demanding
� Server virtualization is driving traffic increases throughout the network
� Organizations continue to face server sprawl
Garter reports 12% growth in 2006 and rate is expected to increase
Power and cooling challenges limiting revenue growth
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Application and Business Needs Define Operational Characteristics
Business & Application Requirements
Application architecture
Business processes
Budget efficiency
System availability
Regulatory Compliance
Server Requirements
Faster provisioning
Scalable processing
Integrated security
Lower OpEx
Network Requirements
Scalability of ports and services
Access layer flexibility
High availability
Integrated security
Lower OpEx
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Server Environment is Diversifying in Response
� Data Center Application infrastructure is dramatically changing
� Standardization of application support infrastructure
� Mission Critical workloads moving onto blade servers & scale out servers
� Clusters of servers providing load-balancing and HA
� Virtual Machines widely adopted to simply infrastructure and increase availability
Evolve mid-sized systems into standard servers 1-, 4-RU
Scale Out
Consolidation of standard-servers into fewer, larger servers.
Scale Up
Consolidation of servers into modular chassis
Blade Servers
Virtual MachinesConsolidation of physical servers onto virtual servers
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Key Operational Characteristics
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Rack Optimized
Mid-RangeServers
LegacyServers
Blade Servers with integrated
switching
� Access layer flexibility
� Capacity and service scalability
� High availability and deterministic performance
� Resource virtualization and segmentation
� Feature consistency
� Unified operations and management domain
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End of Row Switching
Rack OptimizedServers
Blade Serverw/Integrated
Switch
Catalyst 6500
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 3100
The Catalyst 6500 End-of-Row solution reduces switch devices and simplifies Network topology.Delivers unmatched availability for Dense server and Virtual Machine Environments.Scalable 10GE EtherChannel to core
The Catalyst 6500 EndThe Catalyst 6500 End--ofof--Row Row solution reduces switch devices solution reduces switch devices and simplifies Network topology.and simplifies Network topology.Delivers unmatched availability for Delivers unmatched availability for Dense server and Virtual Machine Dense server and Virtual Machine Environments.Environments.Scalable 10GE EtherChannel to Scalable 10GE EtherChannel to corecore
Requirement: Simplify network topology & support some 10GE attached serversRequirement: Simplify network Requirement: Simplify network topology & support some 10GE topology & support some 10GE attached serversattached servers
Mid-RangeServers
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Top of Rack Switching
Blade Serverw/Integrated
Switch
Cisco Catalyst 4948 Top-of-Rack solution enables server cabling to be contained within a single rack10GE uplinks to Core provides Predictable oversubscriptionModular design simplifies deployment and operationsIdeal for dense 1-RU Server deployments
Cisco Catalyst 4948 TopCisco Catalyst 4948 Top--ofof--Rack Rack solution enables server cabling to solution enables server cabling to be contained within a single rackbe contained within a single rack10GE uplinks to Core provides 10GE uplinks to Core provides Predictable oversubscriptionPredictable oversubscriptionModular design simplifies Modular design simplifies deployment and operationsdeployment and operationsIdeal for dense 1Ideal for dense 1--RU Server RU Server deploymentsdeployments
Requirement: Reduce Cabling complexityRequirement: Reduce Cabling Requirement: Reduce Cabling complexitycomplexity
Rack OptimizedServers
Blade Serverw/Integrated
Switch
Catalyst 6500
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 3100
Mid-RangeServers
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Integrated Switching
Cisco integrated Ethernet blade switch modules provide consistent functionality and management across the server farm networkSupport for IBM, HP, & Dell Blade Servers
Cisco integrated Ethernet blade Cisco integrated Ethernet blade switch modules provide consistent switch modules provide consistent functionality and management functionality and management across the server farm networkacross the server farm networkSupport for IBM, HP, & Dell Blade Support for IBM, HP, & Dell Blade ServersServers
Requirement: integrate blade servers into a scalable server farmRequirement: integrate blade servers Requirement: integrate blade servers into a scalable server farminto a scalable server farm
Rack OptimizedServers
Blade Serverw/Integrated
Switch
Catalyst 6500
Catalyst 4948
Catalyst 3100
Mid-RangeServers
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Cisco Data Center ArchitectureModular Design promotes performance, scalability an d Availability
Multi-RU & Rack Servers Dense Rack Servers
DC Core
DC Aggregation
DC Access
Catalyst 6500DC Services
Catalyst 650010/100/1000End-of-Row
Catalyst 6500
Catalyst 650010/100/1000End-of-Row
Catalyst 494810/100/1000Top-of-Rack
Catalyst Blade Switches
Catalyst Blade Switches
Multi-RU & Rack Servers
Catalyst 494810/100/1000Top-of-Rack
Catalyst 6500DC Services
Flexible end-of-row or top-of-rack design depending on servers, power and cabling
Aggregation of server access switches and integration of application and security services
Server choice: application dependent. Influences power and cooling considerations
Interconnects data center, campus, branch and WAN networks. Isolates Failure Domains, enables graceful scaling
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Introducing Cisco Nexus 7000 SeriesData Center Class Switches
� Zero Service Disruption design� Graceful systems operations� Integrated lights-out management
� Lossless fabric architecture� Dense 40GbE/100GbE ready� Unified fabric
� Virtualized control and data plane� 15Tb+ switching capacity� Efficient physical and power design
InfrastructureS
calabilityT
ransportF
lexibilityO
perationalC
ontinuity
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Cisco Catalyst 6500 VSS-1440, 16-port 10GbE Module and 6509 Vertical E- Chassis
Target Deployments
� 10GbE Access and Switch Aggregation
� Blade Chassis Aggregation
� 10GbE High-Performance Hosts and NAS Filers
Transport Flexibility
� Up to 130 ports of 10GbE in asingle chassis
� Balance performance and density
� 10GbE Module compatible with all existing chassis
Operational Continuity
� Virtual switching system enabled
� Integrated Cable Management
Infrastructure Scalability
� Reduces power consumption 50% per port
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Introducing Cisco Catalyst 6500Virtual Switch System 1440
� Virtualizes identity of two Catalyst 6500 switches into a single entity
� Simplifies large scale Data Center networks topology & operations
Single switch configuration & O/S imageEliminates Spanning Tree!
� Scales Data Center Performance & Density1.4Tbps systems capacityLayer 2 multipath (MEC) & GLBP maximize application performance Reduces protocol adjacencies
� Maximizes AvailabilityStateful, Inter-chassis NSF/SSO
� Maintains Investment in Cisco Catalyst 6500 Features & Hardware
Backward compatible, Future proof
Supervisor 720-10GE
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Cisco Catalyst 4900M Rack Switch
Transport Flexibility
� Optimized buffering for rack switching
� Up to 40 ports of 10/100/1000 and 8 wire speed 10GbE uplinks
� Flexible interfaces provide investment protection, easy migration to 10GbE
Infrastructure Scalability
� Wire rate and low latency forwarding
Operational Continuity
� Redundant power and fans
Target Deployments
� Bridges GbE & 10GbE Host Connectivity with High-Density Uplinks
� GbE & 10GbE Host and NAS
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Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch 3100
Transport Flexibility
� Eases GbE to 10GbE migration
Infrastructure Scalability
� Virtual Blade Switch technology allows up to 8 switches to be managed as one logical switch
� Traffic within the Virtual Blade Switch cluster stays local
Operational Continuity
� Increases server availability through link virtualization
� Reduces management and infrastructure complexity
Target Deployments
� GbE Blade-Server Access with 10GbE Uplinks
� Blade-Server Deployments
� Uplink Reduction with Virtual Blade-Switch Technology
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Cisco Data Center Architecture Evolving to meet the needs of Next Generation Data Centers
10 GE Multi-RU & Rack Servers Dense Rack Servers
CBS 3100 10GbE Virtual Blade Switch
DC Core
DC Aggregation
DC Access
Catalyst 4900M1/10GbE Rack
Catalyst 6500DC Services
Nexus 700010GE EthenetEnd-of-Row
Nexus 700010GbE Aggregation
Nexus 700010GbE Core
Nexus 700010GbE Ethernet
End-of-Row
Catalyst 6500DC Services
Catalyst 650010/100/1000End-of-Row
Catalyst 494810/100/1000Top-of-Rack
Catalyst Blade Switches
Catalyst Blade Switches
1GE Multi-RU & Rack Servers
Catalyst 494810/100/1000Top-of-Rack
Catalyst 6500DC Services
Catalyst 650010/100/1000End-of-Row
Catalyst 650010/100/1000End-of-Row
Catalyst 6500DC Servicesand VSS
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What is Unified IO?Increased Efficiency, Simpler Operations
UnifiedFabricUnifiedFabric
Unified Fabric and I/OUnified Fabric and I/O
Storage NetworkStorage Network
Mgmt Network
Mgmt Network
Back-End Network
Back-End Network
Front-End Network
Front-End Network
BackupNetworkBackupNetwork
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Data Center 3.0 TransformationA glimpse into the future…
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Data Center Assurance ProgramCommited to Your Success
• Design Best Practices
• Real-world Tested Configurations
• Downloadable Spec’s and Results
• Full Test Plan and Documentation Kit
• Testing updated Quarterly
http://www.cisco.com/go/dcaphttp://www.cisco.com/go/designzone
• Best Practice Design Zone
• Integrated Discussion Forum
• Operational Best Practices’
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Data Center Security
Firewall Services Module
Application Network Services
ACE Application Delivery –Module and Appliance
Wide-Area Application Services
ACE XMLGateway
A Comprehensive Portfolio for Data Center 3.0
StorageNetworking
MDS 9500 Storage Directors
SSM
MDS Fabric Switches
Blade Switches
InfinibandClustering
SFS 7000 Infiniband Switch
SFS 3000 Infiniband Gateway
Data Center Provisioning
Data Center Management
VFrame Server/Service Provisioning System
Data Center Network Manager– Topology Visualization and Provisioning
ANM– Advanced L4-7 Services Module Management
Catalyst ® 6500 Series
Catalyst 4900M Top-of-Rack
Catalyst Blade Server Switches
EthernetNetworking
Unified Fabric Networking
Nexus 7000 Modular Switching System
Nexus Rack Switch (future)
Nexus Blade Switch (future)
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Cisco Data Center SwitchingThe platform for Data Center Transformation
� An architectural approach to data center networking
� Flexible, integrated services enhance application security, availability & performance
� Cisco Nexus 7000 is the platform for Data Center Transformation
� Enables graceful evolution without compromising security, performance or availability
Multi-RU & Rack Servers Dense Rack Servers
CBS 3100 10GbE Virtual Blade
Switch
DC Core
DC Aggregation
DC Access
Catalyst 4900M1/10GbE Rack
Catalyst 6500DC Services
Catalyst 650010/100/1000End-of-Row
Nexus 700010GbE Aggregation
Nexus 700010GbE Core
Nexus 700010GbE Ethernet
End-of-Row
Catalyst 6500DC Services
Catalyst 494810/100/1000Top-of-Rack
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