Networking Solution Innovations

for Cloud-over-Satellite Setupswith

SKYWAN 5G

Agenda

� Who are we?

� Cloud computing� the requirements

� VSAT communication as one network for cloud computing� the needs

� Network requirements for cloud computing� the topologies

� High performance and speed� the modem

� SKYWAN 5G� the solution

� Summary

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ND SatCom - Who we are

ND SatCom is a wholly owned subsidiary of

Astrium Services (ASV) with ~200 employees

worldwide

ASTRIUM trades through national companies in

France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, the

UK and the U.S.

Astrium is a 100% subsidiary of the European

Aeronautic Defence and Space Company

(EADS)

Alexander Jeuck

VP Sales Asia Pacific

Astrium SpaceTransportation

Astrium Satellites

Astrium Services

Business Communication

GovernmentCommunication

Geo-InformationServices

What is the cloud?

� Sea Cload II

▫ unfortunately not

� In reality an increasing demand in IT

▫ Wikipedia:

- is an expression used to describe a variety

of computing concepts that involve a large

number of computers connected through a

real-time communication networks- synonym for distributed computing

over a network

Cloud computing everywhere - Is it a hype – reality?

� On paper, it reads well: ▫ Cloud computing describes the approach to provide IT infrastructure, such as

computing power, data storage, network capacity or application software dynamically

adapted to the needs of a network such as the Internet. Depending on the industry, as

determined DB Research brand new, savings of between 3% and 21% compared to

conventional IT structures should be possible.

� In principle nothing absolutely new:▫ In former days mainframes with remote terminals (x.25, ISDN etc.)

▫ Computing center (banks, insurances, CAD topics, printing jobs, Citrix like

applications etc.)

▫ Now again consolidation but often with unknown final destinations (where are the

computing and data centers – can change etc.)

� But what is needed because of different application environment: ▫ Speed & performance � availability

▫ a working „high speed“ network

You are somewhere and want to connect…

Fiber is everywhere and the question of the last mile access!

Fiber cables are available at major cities,

sea cable connection points etc.

� Headquarters, data centers, computing centers,

service providers, etc.

might have perfect connectivity everywhere

� But what about your users, remotes,

temporary locations ?

� How to get the so called last mile ?

Do you also rely on terrestrial hi-speed connections?

Past major back bone fiber cable cuts :

� 2012 – 4 Major cuts Affected Middle East, Asia and Africa

� 17 Feb – 18 Mar EASSy , Europe-India Gateway, Sea-Me-We

� 21 – 25 Feb Flag FALCON

� 25 Feb – 23 MarTEAMS

� 3 – 18 Mar FOG

� Mar-2013: Three cables that are out include the

SEA-ME-WE 4 cable; SEA-ME-WE 3, and the FLAG EA cable.

The cables were cut in the region where they run under the sea

between Egypt and Italy. They carry an estimated 90 percent

of all data traffic between Europe and the Middle East.

The solution: Satellite Connectivity

Advantages of satellite communication

� Good footprint for whole region

� Availability/stability (>99,95..9%)

� HQ/HUB are at high speed fiber POPs (mainly sea cable)

� Quick deployment of remote stations

� Purely IP based

� Security and „own“ cloud

� Reliable high speed link and capacity for all kind of needs

The majority of today’s VSAT systems are designed for larger

star networks or point-to-point connections

Point-to-point

GSM backhaul or

trunking implementation

Star Network remote

office implementation

Central Site

Remote Sites

MobileSwitching Center

Domestic

Networks

What if you need a sub-star within a country or region

These topologies are ideal for many applications but…

These topologies are ideal for many applications but…

What if you need a sub-star within a country or region

� providing both enterprise data

and global Internet access

These topologies are ideal for many applications but…

What if you need a sub-star within a country or region

� providing both enterprise data

and global Internet access

� and single hop voice or

data connectivity between

two or more remote sites

These topologies are ideal for many applications but…

What if you need a sub-star within a country or region

� providing both enterprise data

and global Internet access

� and single hop voice or

data connectivity between

two or more remote sites

� enabling closed

user groups

SKYWAN 5G

� Flexibility in Topologies F

� Reliable for Applications R

� Attractive in Pricing A

� Powerful in Performance P

� Simplicity in Hardware S

30 years track record in delivering reliable satcomsolutions

2002 2008 2010 20122004 20142006 2016

SKYWAN series evolution

IDU 5000 IDU 2x00

IDU 1070

IDU 2x70IDU 7000

SKYWAN 5G

Integrated in manpacks

SKYWAN 5G – The ONE

Stack/cascading as one node

SKYWAN 5G provides flexibility in all topologies

� Star based systems

▫ Based on MF-TDMA

carriers only

▫ Based on one DVB-S2 and

MF-TDMA carriers

� Multi-Star based systems

▫ Based on MF-TDMA

carriers only

▫ Based on multiple DVB-S2

and MF-TDMA carriers

SKYWAN 5G provides flexibility in all topologies

Master

IDU +

IP-DVB-GW

Backup-Master

B

C

ED

IDU +

IP-DVB-GW

� Star based systems

▫ Based on MF-TDMA

carriers only

▫ Based on one DVB-S2 and

MF-TDMA carriers

� Multi-Star based systems

▫ Based on MF-TDMA

carriers only

▫ Based on multiple DVB-S2

and MF-TDMA carriers

Powerful in Performance – Cascading of IDUs

increases the performance at every location.

� Allows configuration of large network nodes with multiple demodulator

� Increases performance throughput

Best bit/Hz efficiency brings OPEX savings

� Supported MODCODs

for TDMA: 24▫ variable gross container size possible

between 100-400Byte

� Supported MODCODs

for DVB-S2: 25

BPSK QPSK 8PSK 16APSK

Rc Rc Rc Rc

1/3 1/3

2/5 2/5

4/9 4/9

1/2 1/2

2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3

3/4 3/4 3/4

4/5 4/5 4/5

5/6 5/6 5/6

6/7 6/7 6/7

QPSK 8PSK 16APSK 32APSK

Rc Rc Rc Rc

1/4

1/3

2/5

1/2

3/5 3/5

2/3 2/3 2/3

3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4

4/5 4/5 4/5

5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6

8/9 8/9 8/9

9/10 9/10 9/10 9/10

Always two demodulators: TDMA up/down to 20Mbps, DVB-S2 up to 55Mbps

� in total up to 95Mbps in throughput

Dual star HUB with geo redundancy brings maximum availability

HUB-less systems with build-in network resiliency

� Business critical

applications by multi path

� geographical diversity

Dynamic bandwidth allocation for low latency demanding applications

� Office automation services

like Lync, Skype and

collaboration tools

Reliable for Critical Applications and Evolving IP Requirements –

VRF supports Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Real time

� Real time

� Non realtime

� Different Proiorities/ QoS Classes

� Committed Thresholds per Customer

Customer A Customer B

Bandwidth

Shared VRF BVRF A

NRTRT NRTRT

Committed A

SKYWAN NG

Committed B

VRF (Virtual Routing & Forwarding)

Extended Support of IP Features

� IPv4 & IPv6

� Static routing, OSPF, BGP, GRE, MPLS, VLAN

� Multiple Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF)

� QoS based on standard PHB

� NAT, PAT, DHCP, DNS-Proxy

� TCP-A, Header-Compression

(RTP + UDP)

� Automatic switching between

available outbounds (TDMA-DVB)

� Four individual configurable

GBit-Ethernetinterfaces

� No need of external router

for remote locations

SKYWAN 5G

TDMA DVB-S2

X C Ku Ka

TCP-APHBVRFACM

IPv4/6OSPFBGPGRE

SK

YW

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5G

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Flexible usage for all kind of remotes

� Flyaways, C-, Ku- and Ka-Band

� ManPacks for Ku-Band, X-Band

� COTM in Ku-Band

� COTP for Ku-Band

Conclusion

Cloud computing is fine and brings benefits.

But you need reliable networks with adequate

performance/speed

� Everywhere

� Every time

� Every place

� Every application

……………………………………

���� Satellite Communication with SKYWAN 5G

SKYWAN 5G – Enabling Agile Networks

� Flexibility in Topologies

� Reliable for Applications

� Attractive in Pricing

� Powerful in Performance

� Simplicity in Hardware

Available in 2014

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Friedrichshafen

Beijing

DubaiMexico City

Johannesburg

Montreal

Singapore

São Paulo

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