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Broadband Connectivity Services (BBCS) An Engineering Perspective

Broadband Connectivity Services (BBCS) An Engineering Perspective. Rasti Slosiar, Swisscom-Fixnet AG Head of IP Service Integration. Agenda. BBCS - Service Overview Solution Architecture Protocol Stack IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network VPN Architecture for BBCS Samples. Agenda.

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Broadband Connectivity Services (BBCS) An Engineering Perspective

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  1. Broadband Connectivity Services(BBCS)An Engineering Perspective Rasti Slosiar, Swisscom-Fixnet AG Head of IP Service Integration

  2. Agenda • BBCS - Service Overview • Solution Architecture • Protocol Stack • IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network • VPN Architecture for BBCS • Samples

  3. Agenda • BBCS - Service Overview • Solution Architecture • Protocol Stack • IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network • VPN Architecture for BBCS • Samples

  4. BBCS - Service Overview

  5. BBCS - Service OverviewSpeeds & Customer relationships • Today: • 64 kbps up 256 kbps down • 128 kbps up, 512 kbps down • Tomorrow (01.11.2001 pilot phase 1.5 months) • 256 kbps up, 1.024 Mbps down • 352 kbps up, 2.048 Mbps down • ISP owns end-customer: • ISP sales channel • ISP to provide starter kit • ISP to provide customer care • Swisscom owns ISP customer (wholesale model)

  6. AAA (optional) Extranet BBCS - Service Overview User Perspective based on PPP Service Selection ISP X Corporation Tunnel PPP Client ISP Y SSG Cisco 6400 PPP

  7. IPSS BBCS - Service OverviewISP Perspective - L2TP Tunnel Selection • L2TP tunnel is built based on structured username, PPP session “user@isp-a.ch” is multiplexed into L2TP tunnel towards LNS ISP-A.ch ISP-B.ch LNS ISP-A.ch LNS LAC L2TP tunnel PPP session

  8. Area TI BBCS - Service OverviewISP Perspective - Session Balancing (Rel. 3 Basic) Max 1 domain Max 8 LNSes 1 set of rules nationwide (I)SP A Area LU ZH LNS 1 LAC - LU Prio 1 „oneDomain.ch“ Area ZH LNS 2 STE1 Prio 1 „oneDomain.ch“ session balancing POP - ZH IP - Network POP - BE (I)SP A LNS 3 BE Prio 1 „oneDomain.ch“ Area GE LNS 4 STE2 Area BE Prio 1 „oneDomain.ch“ End-Customer to backbone route LNS 5 Backbone to ISP Prio 1 „oneDomain.ch“ session balancing

  9. Area TI BBCS - Service OverviewISP Perspective - Session Balancing (Rel. 3 Premium) Max 3 domains Max 2 priorities/domain Max 8 LNS/domain 1 set of rules nationwide (I)SP A Area LU ZH LNS 1 LAC - LU Prio 1 „cheap.ch“ Area ZH 20 MBit LNS 2 STE1 Prio 1 „cheap.ch“ Prio 2 „expensive.ch“ session balancing POP - ZH IP - Network POP - BE 100 MBit (I)SP A LNS 3 BE Primary route Prio 1 „expensive.ch“ Area GE Secondary route LNS 4 STE2 Area BE Prio 1 „expensive.ch“ End-Customer to backbone route LNS 5 Backbone to ISP Prio 1 „expensive.ch“ session balancing

  10. Agenda • BBCS - Service Overview • Solution Architecture • Protocol Stack • IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network • VPN Architecture for BBCS • Samples

  11. Solution ArchitectureTopology Overview Layer 3 solution! (no E2E ATM PVCs)

  12. Node switch processor (NSP) 5 Gbps ATM switch and system processor 32K VCCs Node route processor (NRP) 7200 NPE-200 class router 155 Mbps backplane connector NRP2 Dual 7200 NPE-300 class router 622 Mbps backplane connector Node line card (NLC) STM-1, DS-3, and STM-4 ATM Air Exhaust (Rear) NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC PEM A NSP B NSP A NRP NRP NRP NRP NRP NRP NRP NRP NRP PEM B NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC NLC Air Intake (Front) Solution ArchitectureCisco 6400

  13. Agenda • BBCS - Service Overview • Solution Architecture • Protocol Stack • IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network • VPN Architecture for BBCS • Samples

  14. Protocol StackLayered End-to-End Connectivity

  15. Protocol StackTraffic Carried • Swisscom-Fixnet carries: • PPPoX traffic in the access • L2TP Traffic in the edge and core • Swisscom-Fixnet IP Connectivity for BBCS: • No IP connectivity in Access (PPPoX frames bridged in modem), only “PPPoE” connectivity to select domain • IP Connectivity between LAC NRP Loopbacks and LNS Loopbacks from each ISP (L2TP tunnel endpoints) • Used to establish L2TP tunnel, no other visibility • PC to ISP connectivity via IP within PPP

  16. Protocol StackPPP Negotiation and Tunnel Establishment LAC LNS

  17. Agenda • BBCS - Service Overview • Solution Architecture • Protocol Stack • IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network • VPN Architecture for BBCS • Samples

  18. Access Access Edge Edge Core Core Core Node Edge Node Access Node CPE IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN NetworkNetwork Areas

  19. IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN NetworkFacts • Cisco based edge and core • Edge implements Multiprotocol BGP (VPN “Intelligence”) • Alcatel based DSLAM • Some numbers: • 35 edge and core locations • Currently STM-16 2.4 Gbit/s core trunks • 900 DSLAMs • Services supported by IPSS • BBCS • LAN Interconnect • Corporate Network • etc.

  20. Agenda • BBCS - Service Overview • Solution Architecture • Protocol Stack • IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network • VPN Architecture for BBCS • Samples

  21. VPN DesignRoute colouring for Hub-and-Spoke VPN Connectivity

  22. Agenda • BBCS - Service Overview • Solution Architecture • Protocol Stack • IPSS - Swisscom’s MPLS/VPN Network • VPN Architecture for BBCS • Samples

  23. SamplesRouting Table at Hub CE (NRP) ipc-zhb790-r-lc-01>show ip route ... Gateway of last resort is not set 138.187.0.0/16 is variably subnetted, x subnets, 2 masks B 138.187.22.33/32 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:32:34 B 138.187.22.42/32 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:32:34 B 138.187.22.41/32 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:32:34 B 138.187.22.49/32 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:32:34 B 138.187.22.57/32 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:32:34 B 138.187.22.3/32 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:33:02 B 138.187.22.2/32 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:33:02 … 216.125.11.0/32 is subnetted, 2 subnets B 216.125.11.244 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:35:44 B 216.125.11.245 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:35:44 202.243.130.0/32 is subnetted, 1 subnets B 202.243.130.120 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:35:44 205.104.103.0/32 is subnetted, 1 subnets B 205.104.103.2 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:35:44 202.190.192.0/32 is subnetted, 1 subnets B 202.190.192.131 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:35:44 207.21.32.0/32 is subnetted, 1 subnets B 207.21.32.113 [20/0] via 172.16.1.2, 14:35:44 … NRPs (Hubs) LNS Loopbacks (Spokes)

  24. SamplesRouting Table at Spoke CE (connects to ISP LNS) ip-efg-ch-abc-r-01>show ip route ... Gateway of last resort is not set 205.104.100.0/30 is subnetted, 1 subnets C 205.104.100.60 is directly connected, FastEthernet1/0 138.187.0.0/16 is variably subnetted, x subnets, 2 masks B 138.187.22.33/32 [20/0] via 172.16.19.2, 14:47:49 B 138.187.22.42/32 [20/0] via 172.16.19.2, 14:53:38 B 138.187.22.41/32 [20/0] via 172.16.19.2, 14:53:39 B 138.187.22.49/32 [20/0] via 172.16.19.2, 15:12:11 B 138.187.22.57/32 [20/0] via 172.16.19.2, 15:03:07 B 138.187.22.3/32 [20/0] via 172.16.19.2, 14:41:52 B 138.187.22.2/32 [20/0] via 172.16.19.2, 14:41:52 … 205.104.103.0/32 is subnetted, 1 subnets S 205.104.103.2 [1/0] via 205.104.100.61 … Interface to LNS NRPs (Hubs) ONLY ROUTES! Static Route to LNS

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