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Topics for Discussion. Ethernet Technological Evolution Ethernet Technological Challenges Connection oriented Ethernet CoS/QoS. Carrier Ethernet is Popular Among Carriers Because it Provides. Low CAPEXThe business case require a low cost service platformMetro Ethernet is the most affordable t
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1. Avi Cahlon
Carrier Ethernet – Technical Product Marketing
Avi.cahlon@seabridgenetworks.com
2. Topics for Discussion
3. Carrier Ethernet is Popular Among Carriers Because it Provides… Low CAPEX
The business case require a low cost service platform
Metro Ethernet is the most affordable technology available today
Home choice (UK) 14-28 Pounds per month
Home choice (UK) 14-28 Pounds per month
4. Metropolitan Area Network
5. Topics for Discussion
6. Carrier Ethernet Challenges –Service Wise
7. Ethernet Challenges –Operational Wise
8. So What Should be Added toEthernet – Technology Scalable VLAN address space
Minimize the usage of subscribers MAC addresses
BW allocation mechanism
Fast convergence resiliency mechanisms
9. Topics for Discussion
10. VLAN Cross Connect –Connection Oriented Ethernet
Switched VLAN is defined between 2 adjacent nodes
Similar to ATM VPI/VCI switching or TDM time slot interchange
Each node makes a forwarding decision based on
Double VLAN tag
Port
MAC learning is not employed over switched VLANs
Interoperable with “non switched VLANs”
11. VLAN Cross Connect – Example
12. VLAN Cross Connect–(example cont’)
13. Connectionless or ConnectionOriented Ethernet ?
14. Topics for Discussion
15. Ethernet SLAs Many Enterprise customers will not move to metro Ethernet services unless:
There are SLAs with performance assurances
There is availability of service to all critical locations
Triple Play residential subscribers require QoS mainly for Voice and Video (VoD and BTV)
Critical SLA Service Attributes
Bandwidth Profile
Service Performance
16. QoS Model Quality of Service (QoS) implies the ability to differentiate traffic streams and to define a level of performance for those traffic streams across a network. Presenter notes:
traffic management - strategy to enable broadband networks to run at peak rates, while at the same time ensuring that bursty applications do not degrade quality levels of delay sensitive, premium servicesPresenter notes:
traffic management - strategy to enable broadband networks to run at peak rates, while at the same time ensuring that bursty applications do not degrade quality levels of delay sensitive, premium services
17. Differentiate Traffic Classes Treatment to different services
The traffic is classified into groups.
Each group can be filtered, prioritized.
Each group may have different bandwidth and/or performance attributes.
Service characteristics:
18. Service Attributes Bandwidth Profile
CIR/EIR/CBS/EBS
Relation between SLA and QoS
Basic idea is that we need to deliver SLA on the Metro Ethernet … in order to do so we need QoS Relation between SLA and QoS
Basic idea is that we need to deliver SLA on the Metro Ethernet … in order to do so we need QoS
19. Example CoS-basedMetro Ethernet SLA E-Line Service
4 Classes of Service
CoS determined via 802.1p CoS ID
Common type of SLA used with CoS-based IP VPNs CIR (Committed Information Rate)
EIR (Excess Information Rate)
CIR (Committed Information Rate)
EIR (Excess Information Rate)
20. MEF - Bandwidth Profiles
21. Service Frame Disposition Presenter notes:
Give the terminology Presenter notes:
Give the terminology
22. Carrier Ethernet QoS Mechanisms Combination of Ethernet and MPLS mechanisms
Ethernet mechanisms
Classification, marking, shaping and policing
Congestion avoidance
Priority queuing
Connection Admission Control (CAC)
MPLS mechanisms
MPLS QoS using RSVP-TE signaling
Map Ethernet/802.1p bits to MPLS/EXP bits
Map Ethernet/802.1p bits into different LSPs
In this presentation we shall :
Look into the mechanism implementation
Describe the QoS flow within the switch
Describe end-to-end QoS solutions
Presenter notes:
RSVP-TE – build tunnel with guaranteed BW In this presentation we shall :
Look into the mechanism implementation
Describe the QoS flow within the switch
Describe end-to-end QoS solutions
Presenter notes:
RSVP-TE – build tunnel with guaranteed BW
23. Building Blocks for the InfrastructureATM Like Vs. Diffserv QoS
24. Building Blocks for the InfrastructureATM like QoS Vs. Diffserv
25. End-to-End (E2E) QoS Example
26. In Conclusion
27. Thank you