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Pošta Slovenije d.o.o.
www.posta.si
www.poslovnicenter.si
Srečko Videčnik, Project Manager
Pošta Slovenije d.o.o.
• Pošta Slovenije d.o.o. has been in business for over 500
years
• 520 branches
• 10 BUs/MSLCs
• ca. 6500 employees
• State-owned enterprise
• Three main development orientations:
– universal postal services
– logistics
– IT services
• Always reliable
Business Centre – Road Map • 2002 - 2003: – Certificates Agency
– first data centre
• 2003 - 2005: – moja.posta (my.post)
– poslovna.posta (business.post)
– time stamping
• 2005 - 2008 : – eArchive
– IaaS (data centre)
– e-advertising
• 2010 - 2012: – PaaS
– Hyper-V
• 2012 - : – SaaS, XaaS
– digital office
Business centre – XaaS
Business centre – IaaS
Business centre – IaaS
• Suitable geographical location and earthquake
protection
• Physical security and control
of access
• Uninterrupted power supply system
• Cooling and fire protection
• Protection against flooding and
electromagnetic interference
Business centre – IaaS
Business centre – E-Archive
Business centre – POSTArCA
Business centre – moja.posta.si
Business centre – Electronic Advertising
Business centre – Digital Office
Why a business centre?
• Business agility
• Predictable times and lower costs (pay-per-use)
• Safety
• Not dependent on IT technological development
• Availability, accessibility, capacity
• Professional IT staff
References
Srečko Buček
SRC d.o.o.
CASE STUDY – DATA CENTER INTERCONNECT
USING DWDM OPTICAL TRANSPORT
AGENDA
o Business drivers and solution overview
o Why DWDM as an interconnect?
o ˝High End˝ DWDM
o Network Design & Deployment of ONS
15454 M6 (RING, P-t-P)
o Next steps!
o Summary
BUSINESS DRIVERS
Goal : Identify gaps between “To Be” and “As Is” Architecture and prioritize activities.
BUSINESS DRIVERS
o Disaster recovery
Protecting Data Trough Offsite Data during unexpected event
Replication and Backup
o Business Continuance
Restoration of Business After a Failure
Data Center Interconnect LAN & SAN Extension
o Business Resilience
Continued Operation of Business During a Failure
o Regulations driving Data Protection
Federal laws and regulations dealing with electronic records (PCI, Basel II
etc.)
o IT services agility and flexibility
Virtualization, Consolidation and Cloud services (XaaS)
WHY DWDM AS AN INTERCONNECT?
WHY DWDM AS AN INTERCONNECT?
Interconnect Challenges that were avoided:
o Complex operations
o Transport dependent
o Bandwidth management
o Failure containment
Advantages:
o Scalability
o Low Latency
o Convergence
o Increase Transmission density
o Traffic separation at Layer 1
o Solve distance limitation
o Service Protection
o OAM&P
˝High End˝ DWDM
o Greater Scalability
Support for 40Gbps and 100G bps transport
Service Flexibility (SDH/Ethernet, SAN & Video services)
Covers all requirements for enterprise BC/DR solutions, metropolitan DWDM, LH & ULH
o Number of Channels & Flexibility
DWDM – 40/80/112 (80 in C-band & 32 in L-band)
ROADM-based optical infrastructure providing built-in scalability, flexibility, and easy expansion
o Wide Range of Topologies supported
Point to Point, Ring, Multi-Ring, Mesh, Bi-Directional/Single Fiber Design
o Design tool
CTP – Cisco Transport Planner
NETWORK DESIGN & DEPLOYMENT OF DWDM
(RING & PTP TOPOLOGY)
TSCE TNCE
Shelf Controller Cards
M6 chassis
ONS 15454 M6 MSTP
DWDM OTU2 XPonder Any Rate XPonder
10Gb Service Cards
ONS 15216 40 ch. MUX/DMUX (100GHz)
Passive MUX / DMUX
PSM
Optical Protection
Switch
40-SMR1-C
40 Ch. ROADM
RAMAN-C OPT-AMP-17C
C-Band Opt. Amp.
DWDM Active and Pasive Modules
XFP
SFP
Transceivers
Dispersion Compensation Unit
ONS 15216 DCU
Project evolution:
o Network design based on customer requirements
o Evaluation of the project
o Site survey
o Project documentation (installation and commissioning)
o Equipment delivery
o LAB testing
o Field installation (verifiying installation against inst. plans)
o Transmission acceptance tests
(performance test, protection mech., alarms, ...)
o Put DWDM system into operation
o Customer acceptance
NETWORK DESIGN & DEPLOYMENT OF DWDM
(RING & PTP TOPOLOGY)
DESIGN - ONS 15454 MSTP M6
(RING & PTP TOPOLOGY)
CTP (Cisco Transport Planner) Comprehensive design tool:
o GUI-based Network Design Entry
o Traffic requirements:
Any-to-Any Demand provided by ROADM
Point-to-point demands
o Comprehensive Analysis checks for:
Wavelength routing and selection
Optical budget and OSNR
CD, PMD, amplifier tilt etc.
o Smooth Transition from Design to Implementation:
Bill of Materials
Rack Diagrams
Step-by-Step Interconnect
DESIGN - ONS 15454 MSTP M6
(RING & PtP TOPOLOGY)
PLC_MB
UPRAVA_MB PBS_MB
PLC_LJPLC_MB P t P
RING
KEY DESIGN CHARACTERISTIC:
o ROADM Logical Mesh Topology / Any-to-Any traffic by design
o Automatic Power Control, ROADM Power Equalization, Spann Loss Verification,
Automatic Network Setup
o Future Non-Traffic Affecting Upgrades
o Design made for 10/40/100 Gbps /per Lambda
o Designed ready for 40 protected channels in the Ring
o Protection Mechanism (< 50 ms)
o Management Visibility into Network
o Alien Wavelength Management
o 50% Footprint Reduction; Green Savings
o RAMAN amplification (PtP)
DESIGN - ONS 15454 MSTP M6
(RING TOPOLOGY)
Project information:
o Three locations in Maribor (distances between 10 and 15 km).
(replacement of existing ONS 15530)
o Traffic matrix for ring system:
(all channels are “splitter” protected)
o Validated for any-to-any traffic combination to full
capacity of 40 wavelength and 10/40/100 Gbps per wavelength.
o Client interfaces 850 nm MMF (easily changeable)
o Redundand AC power supply and chassis controllers
o All nodes are multi-degree ROADMs to allow future topology
expansion (PAYG bundles)
o Multi-shelf graphical management and OSC channel
UPRAVA PLC PBS
UPRAVA 2 × FC8G
8 × GbE
2 × FC4G
8 × GbE
w/prot*
PLC 2 × FC8G
8 × GbE
2 × FC4G
8 × GbE
8 × GbE
2 × FC4G
PBS 8 × GbE 8 × GbE
8 × GbE
2 × FC4G
DESIGN - ONS 15454 MSTP M6
(PtP TOPOLOGY)
Project information:
o Two systems – redundant point-to-point between Ljubljana and Maribor
(replacement of existing ONS 15530)
o Distance Ljubljana – Maribor is almost 170 km, solution without in-line
amplification required (RAMAN amplification used)
o Traffic for point-to-point system:
(all channels 1+1 protected)
o Up to 40 wavelengths @ 100 Gbps validated
o Redundant AC power supply and chassis controllers
o All nodes are multi-degree ROADMs to allow future topology
expansion (PAYG bundles)
o Graphical management with multi-shelf capabilities, GCC
PLC, MB PLC, LJ
PLC, MB
2×10GE 2×FC 8G 2×FC 4G 8×GbE
PLC, LJ
2×10GE 2×FC 8G 2×FC 4G 8×GbE
DESIGN – DWDM RING TOPOLOGY
CTP: Topology and rack layouts
DWDM_UPRAVA-MB_RING DWDM_PLC-MB_RING DWDM_PBS-MB_RING
CTP: Topology and rack layouts
DEPLOYMENT – DWDM – PtP TOPOLOGY
DWDM PLC_MB DWDM PLC_LJ
CTC – Cisco Transport Controller:
o Provides GUI available from node
o Auto-discovers systems and networks
o Installation and setup
o End-to-End Provisioning
o Per-Channel/Per—direction Power Monitoring
o Full node/ring management capability
o Alien Wavelength Management
o Network-Level Alarm Correlation
DEPLOYMENT – CTC (Cisco Transport
Controller) Management Applications
NEXT STEPS!
o Data center network infrastructure on Nexus platform
o Virtualization using VDC context for enterprise and Business Center along with MPLS
o Virtual network services for Business Center
o Integrated service provisioning
SUMMARY