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Lunch Panel Discussion -Monday, January 9, 12:20 p.m., LVCC Room N259/N261The Connected Home Network

4) Brion Feinberg, VP Systems Eng Sereniti

5) Ladd Wardani, VP Business DevEntropic

6) Eric Buffkin, PresidentPelagic Group Consultants &MoCA Marketing W.G. Chair

7) Ben Legault, VP MarketingEllacoya Networks

1) Gunjan Bhow, Vice President, Marketing and Product Management

Actiontec Electronics

2) Bill Garrison, Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff of Connected Home Solutions Business Unit

Motorola3) Andreas Melder, Sr. Vice President Strategic Business Development

Intellon

Moderator: Stu Lipoff, PartnerIP Action Partners

Panel Members:

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HD Digital TV

HD DVR Still Photo PlayerPhoto Printer

Set-top Decoder

VirtualRealityGames

Home Server

VideoSecuritySystem

Camcorder

Bluetooth Still Camera

2-way

DVD

Videophone

"Home Network

CordlessPhone

WirelessAnsweringMachine

PC

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ABSTRACT

The historical situation with CE devices was that each device stood

alone and was interfaced to external "pipes". However, with the growth

of high speed internet services, multiple computers households, and the

desire to share peripherals (e.g. printers); there has been a rapid

deployment of home networks using wired and wireless in-home

technologies. These in home networks well serve the original purpose

of facilitating delay insensitive whole house internet connectivity;

however, they fall short of supporting the demands of delay sensitive

higher bandwidth audio/video traffic.


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A vision for the home network

• Ubiquous within, and into home• Seamless between domains

—Guaranteed Service Provider—Authorized Service Provider—Connected Services

• Inter-vendor compatible• BroadBand mixed media capable• Consumer friendly to plan,

install, operate, and maintain• Secure and reliable• Retrofitable• Consumer price points


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HD Digital TV

HD DVR Still Photo PlayerPhoto Printer

Set-top Decoder

VirtualRealityGames

Home Server

VideoSecuritySystem

Camcorder

Bluetooth Still Camera

2-way

DVD

Videophone

"Home Network

CordlessPhone

WirelessAnsweringMachine

PC

Appliances

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DLNA also provides a few key usage scenarios to keep in mind.


Enjoy Content Anywhere with a DMS SupportingMultiple DMPs

DMP: Digital Media Player DMS: Digital Media Server

Source:Digital Living Network AllianceSeptember 2005

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Access Multiple DMS’ via a Single DMP


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Access Multiple DMS’ via a Single DMP


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CP: Control Point

Smart Remote (CP) for Control of DMS’ & DMP’s

TV

REMOTE

MEDIA SERVERSource:Digital Living Network AllianceSeptember 2005

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CP: Control Point

Smart Remote (CP) for Control of DMS’ & DMP’s

DVR

TV

REMOTE


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The pipes coming into our homes are bigger, cheaper, and varied

Distribution Plant

Customer Premise Equipment

Copper

Fiber

Coax

Wireless (RF)

Microwave

Satellite

Gateway


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The service providers now offer triple and quad play service offerings

Multimedia Server

Distribution Plant


Copper

Fiber

Coax

Wireless (RF)

Microwave

Satellite

Video Server

VoIP Switch

Enhanced Data Services

Headend, Central Office, or Cell site

BRAS

GatewayOptical

Backbone

Internet


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Since services share the same pipe resources must be managed

Multimedia Server

Distribution Plant


Copper

Fiber

Coax

Wireless (RF)

Microwave

Satellite

Video Server

VoIP Switch


Operational Support Systems & Services (e.g. Network Management, Billing, Customer Validation, Clearing-house services)


Resource Manager

BRAS

GatewayOptical

Backbone

Internet


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Valuable content needs protection within service provider’s domain

Multimedia Server

Distribution Plant


Copper

Fiber

Coax

Wireless (RF)

Microwave

Satellite

Video Server

VoIP Switch


DRM Encoder

Operational Support Systems & Services (e.g. Network Management, Billing, Customer Validation, Clearing-house services)


Resource Manager

BRAS

GatewayOptical

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Valuable content needs protection not only within service provider’s domain, but also at the interfaces to, and from, the home network


Gateway Element

High-End STB with DVR

Low-End STB

2-way cable-ready TV

In-Home Data Network

In-Home Coax Network

STBs with secure in-home networking clients

RF Drop from

Outside Plant

CA CADRM DRM

Authorized Service Domain

Guaranteed Service Domain

PC PCMP3 Player

CA DRM

Subscriber Devices running secure in-home networking clients Connected ServicesDomain

copyprotection DVD

Flash

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To be successful, it has to be easy to install, setup, learn to use, & use


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Evolution

The next generation home network will need to evolve in multiple dimensions in order to meet expected future market demands:

• Wider bandwidth to support multiple HD video, high quality audio, and voice telephony

• QoS to support priority assignments to traffic streams

• Autodiscovery, self configuration, and self healing to facilitate mass market adoption

• Reliability needed to support building automation and security services

• Conditional access, rights management, and copy control to support highly valued entertainment content

• Security


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While there is much ongoing work addressing compatibility & interop, there are too many solutions in competition with each other at all layers in the OSI Stack


AACAC-3AESATRAC3plusCACableCardCoral ConsortiumDESDisplayPortDLNADRMDTCPFairPlay

GIFHANAHDMIHOMEPLUGHTTPIEEE1394IPSecIPv4IPv6ISO-OSIJPEGLPCMMoCA

MP3MPEGNGNAPHILAPKIPNGQoSREAL10RSARTPTCP/IPTIFFUDI

UDPUPnP-AVUPnP-DAUSB2UWBVESAWiFi IEEE802.11WinMediaWMA9WMV9

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An example of stack layers that require defintion comes from DLNA


Media Formats

Device Discovery,Control and Media

Management

Media Transport

Network Stack

NetworkConnectivity

Wired: 802.3i, 802.3uWireless: 802.11a/b/g

IPv4 Protocol Suite

HTTP 1.0/1.1

UPnP DeviceArchitecture 1.0

UPnP AV 1.0

JPEG, LPCM, MPEG2


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Our panel members will discuss the current state of the art, explore open issues, and share their ideas on the roadmap for development of next generation home networks.


Moderator: Stu Lipoff, PartnerIP Action Partners

Panel Members:

4) Brion Feinberg, VP Systems Eng Sereniti

5) Ladd Wardani, VP Business DevEntropic

6) Eric Buffkin, PresidentPelagic Group Consultants &MoCA Marketing W.G. Chair

7) Ben Legault, VP MarketingEllacoya Networks

1) Gunjan Bhow, Vice President, Marketing and Product Management

Actiontec Electronics

2) Bill Garrison, Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff of Connected Home Solutions Business Unit

Motorola3) Andreas Melder, Sr. Vice President Strategic Business Development

Intellon

Thank You and Enjoy the ICCE

Copies of These SlidesAre Available at

WWW.IPACTION.COM

or by email tostu [email protected]

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