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WiNG 5 OVERVIEW

WiNG 5 OVERVIEW. MOTOROLA and WiNG 5 FEATURES. Michael Elin, CCIE#5360 melin@motorolasolutions.com MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS. Motorola and Wi-Fi Technology : Market Positioning. LEADER IN 2010 WLAN MAGIC QUADRANT STUDY. ● Criteria for “Leaders” Fulfill broad customer requirements

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WiNG 5 OVERVIEW

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  1. WiNG 5 OVERVIEW MOTOROLA andWiNG 5 FEATURES Michael Elin, CCIE#5360 melin@motorolasolutions.comMOTOROLA SOLUTIONS

  2. Motorola and Wi-FiTechnology:MarketPositioning

  3. LEADER IN 2010 WLAN MAGIC QUADRANT STUDY • ● Criteria for “Leaders” • Fulfill broad customer requirements • End-to-end solution • Financial viability • Able to shape market • Strong channels • No portfolio gaps • Understand various usage scenarios, not “one size fits all” • ● 3rd Year in a row as LEADER – Consistent Leadership ! Motorola and Wi-Fitechnology:MarketPositioning

  4. WiNG 5 : A concept Not a brand new product, New software release Does not support all existingproducts Mainly 802.11n APs Support all new 2011 products

  5. WiNG 5 : News Hierarchical and Profile configuration New graphical interface – similar as ADSP No JAVA anymore, welcome to FLASH Real virtual cluster Strenght : One point of management for all EWLAN products Centralized supervision

  6. WiNG 5 : New Graphical User Interface

  7. WLAN ARCHITECTURE EVOLUTIONLEAD BY MOTOROLA FIRST WIRELESS LANS MOBILE DATA ACCESS NETWORK OF CONVENIENCE COST EFFICIENT 802.11a/b/g WLAN FILLED NEED FOR LARGER SCALE AFFORDABLE NETWORKS BETTER QUALITY OF EXPERIENCE MORE ROBUST, AFFORDABLE WAY TO HANDLE HIGHER NETWORK DEMAND NO BOTTLENECKS SCALABLE 802.11n VoIP AND VIDEO RELIABILITY SECURITY AT THE EDGE LIMITED MOBILITY DIFFICULT TO MANAGE LIMITED SECURITY LIMITED 11n SCALABILITY BOTTLENECK AT WIRELESS CONTROLLER LIMITED SECURITY / QoSAT THE EDGE

  8. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge ● INTELLIGENT FORWARDING AT THE EDGE ● WIRED & WIRELESS STATEFUL FIREWALL ● GUEST CAPTIVE PORTAL ● DYNAMIC RF MANAGEMENT ● FIRMWARE UPDATES ● TROUBLESHOOTING FEATURES

  9. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • CENTRALIZED FORWARDING • Wireless and wired user traffic is tunneled to a Wireless Controller • Wireless Controller isa bottleneckwithhighthroughput 802.11naccess points • Forwarding all traffic tothe controller negativelyimpacts the performance of real time applicationssuch as voice and video LAN / WAN Ext. VLAN Ext. VLAN MGMT MGMT Centralized Forwarding

  10. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • CENTRALIZED FORWARDING (LEGACY): Configuration example • Tunnel between Controller and APisused: - for Access Point management - for user traffic tunneling • AP uplink is connected on one VLAN (Access Port) to the controller via a layer 2 link (Campus) or via a layer 3 link (Remote Branch office) • All user trafic isforwarded to the controller (trafic fromVLANsisencapsulatedinto the tunnel) • Wireless Controller isconnected to VLANswith IEEE 802.1Q (Trunk Port) • VLAN Bridgingisachievedat the controllerlevel VLAN 12 Access Point VLAN 1 Tunnel (WISPE) VLAN 11 LAN / WAN Controller BRIDGEVLAN 11 BRIDGEVLAN 12 IEEE 802.1Q Trunk Port VLAN 11 VLAN 12

  11. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • DISTRIBUTED FORWARDING • Wireless traffic is bridgedlocally by the APs • Supportedwith 3 digitsAPs (6xx) and 4 digits APs(65xx / 71xx) in WiNG 5 • The Wireless Controller is removed from the data path • Centralized management benefits provided by the Wireless Controller MGMT MGMT LAN / WAN BRIDGE BRIDGE BRIDGE BRIDGE BRIDGE BRIDGE LAN SWITCH Local Bridging - Distributed Forwarding

  12. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • DISTRIBUTED FORWARDING: Configuration example • MiNT tunnel isused for Access Point management ONLY • WLAN Bridging Mode is: LOCAL • AP Ethernet Uplink is connected on VLANs with 802.1Q (Trunk Port) to bridge locally user traffic • Bridgingisachievedat the AccessPoint level • RFS Uplinkisconnected on one VLAN (Access Port) for AP management • Wireless Controller isremovedfrom the Data Path WLAN Bridging Mode: Local Access Point VLAN 12 BRIDGEVLAN 11 BRIDGEVLAN 12 IEEE 802.1Q Trunk Port VLAN 11 VLAN 1 VLAN 11 MiNT tunnel (management) VLAN 12 LAN / WAN Controller

  13. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • NEW FEATURE WITH WiNG 5: ADAPTIVE FORWARDING • Traffic can be tunneled directly between AccessPoints based on the location of the destinationhost if a MiNT path is available between AccessPoints LAN / WAN Ext. VLAN Ext. VLAN MGMT MGMT Ext. VLAN WiNG 5: Adaptive Forwarding

  14. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • ADAPTIVE FORWARDING: Configuration example • MiNT tunnels are established: • Between Controller and APs • BetweenAPs if thereis a path • By Default, the devices are configured to discover other neighboring WiNG5 APs on VLAN 1 • WLAN Bridging Mode is: TUNNEL • AP Ethernet Uplink is connected to one VLAN (Access Port) • Wireless Controller Uplinkisconnected to one VLAN (Access Port): - for AP management - for user trafic if necessary WLAN Bridging Mode: TUNNEL VLAN 12 VLAN 12 VLAN 11 VLAN 11 VLAN 1 MiNT tunnels LAN / WAN IEEE 802.1Q Trunk Port VLAN 11 VLAN 12

  15. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • Distributed Firewall • Stateful inspection for all IPv4 flows: • at the Wireless Controller level • or at the Access Point level LAN / WAN

  16. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • Distributed Guest Services • Captive Portal can be hosted: • On ANY Wireless Controller • On the Access Points in the network Centralized Hotspot Tunneled Hotspot Distributed Hotspot LAN / WAN LAN / WAN LAN / WAN AP Adoption AP Adoption Captive Portal Captive Portal AP Adoption DMZ Captive Portal Captive Portal Captive Portal

  17. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • Self-Monitoring At Run Time RF Management (SMART RF) • Previous versions of SMART RF were dependent on a Motorola RFS series controller. WiNG 5 pushes this service to the edge for remote and standalone deployments. • This approach provides a competitive advantage in: • Small deployments where: • • There is no RFS controller, • • Standalone AP deployments • Medium or large deployments where: • • APs are managed remotely (no controller onsite).

  18. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • SMART-RF achieved at the remote branch office • One of the APs in the remote branch office is elected as RF-Domain-Manager and performs all the site-management functions at the branch office: • SMART RF • Roaming co-ordination • Smart Band Control • Statistics collection from APs in the RF Domain. REMOTE BRANCH OFFICE Interference NOC CONTROLLER WAN RF DOMAIN MANAGER RF DOMAIN: BRANCH_001

  19. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • Firmware Update feature is enforced at the Network Edge with WiNG 5 Access Points • Controllers no longer need to push firmware and configurations to each individual Access Point, reducing unnecessary network congestion , • Firmware update is supported from one Access Point to another.

  20. WiNG 5 - Services at the Edge • Firmware Update at the Network Edge can be achieved with the “RF Domain Manager” concept. Image File Image File Image File Image File Image File BRANCH OFFICE HEADQUARTER - NOC RF DOMAIN MANAGER WAN Wi-NG 5 CONTROLLERS CLUSTER RF DOMAIN: BRANCH_001

  21. WiNG 5 – Firmware Update Management • Each Access Point and Wireless Controller now supports a Primary and Secondary firmware image • Provides Redundancy and seamless upgrade Wireless Controller AP 7131 Access Point AP 650 Access Point Primary Firmware Image Primary Firmware Image Primary Firmware Image Secondary Firmware Image Secondary Firmware Image Secondary Firmware Image

  22. NX 9000 – NOC Controller • NX 9000 provides a single point for configuration, policy settings and remote troubleshooting for up to 10 240 WLAN Access Points. • Hotspot configuration, security policy management, statistics aggregation and DHCP / Radius / FTP services are all done by one powerful NOC controller. • This efficient WLAN architecture makes controlling the network easier and reduces the hardware OPEX needed to support large networks. • The NX 9000 supports 1+1 failover for high availability with no additional licensing fees for the redundant system.

  23. New WiNG 5 License Program

  24. Lower TCO – WiNG5 $ LESS LICENSING FLEXIBLE ARCHITECTURE MORE EMBEDDED FEATURES LOW POWER NEEDS EASY OPERATIONS REDUCED CAPEX AND OPEX Maintenance High Availability Competitor #1 Competitor #2 MOTOROLA Security Base Equipment

  25. WiNG 5 – AP as a Controller ISOLATED SITE < 24 ACCESS POINTS • WiNG 5 introduces the AP as a Controller or “Virtual Controller” concept, in which an AP can adopt and manage similar device types. • Available for AP6511 (5.0.1), and available for AP7131 and AP6532 (5.2) • An AP as a Controller can only adopt and manage devices of the same type • The AP as a controller is a controller and an AP • There is no “failover” concept for AP as a Controllers .

  26. WiNG 5.2 – UPDATE • Support for Independent AP / Standalone AP / Autonomous AP – Embedded GUI • AP 7161 • AP 7131 – Virtual Controller mode • AP 6532 – Virtual Controller mode • AP 6521 • AP 6511 • Support for Dependent AP • AP 650 • AP 621 • AP 300

  27. WiNG 5.2 – UPDATE • AP 300 support as an adopted/dependant AP • AP 300 adoption isnowavailable on the WiNG 5.2 RFS controllers. • AP 300 continues to be a thin port like in WiNG 4.x • Featuressupported: • L2 / L3 adoption • L2 roaming • Static IP configuration • LoadBalancing / Clustering • Limited support willbecarried over intoWiNG 5.2 • Features not supported: • L3 mobility • SMART-RF • AP 300 can not be a RF-Domain manager

  28. WiNG 5.2 – UPDATE • RF Performance – SMART Band Control • Loadbalancing of wireless Clients across the 2.4 and 5 Ghz band • Ease of Deployment • Configuration Migration tool (from 4.x to 5.2): • Customerswill not need to rebuildtheir configuration after the firmware upgrade, making the conversion seamless • Standard update • 802.11k & 802.11r: • Implementationrequired to get the Voice Enterprise Certification fromWi-Fi. • IEEE 802.11k and 802.11r are the key industry standards that enable seamless Basic Service Set (BSS) transitions in WLAN.

  29. WiNG 5 OVERVIEW A Closer look on The Access Points

  30. CURRENT APs MIGRATION ROADMAP Air Defense Services Platforms can centrally manage all Wi-NG networks Dedicated Sensor only Will not be on WI-NG v5.x All new 802.11n APs will be on Wi-NG v5.1/5.2

  31. WING 4.x WING 5.x AP621 – Single radio (August 2011) New WiNG 5 : New Access Points in 2011 AP650 – Single, Dual radio AP300 AP6521 - Single radio (August 2011) AP6532 - Dual radio New AP5131 New AP7161 – Dual, Tri radio (August 2011) AP5181 New AP7131N – Single, Dual and Tri radio AP7131

  32. Access Points Terminology • ● What is Dependent vs Independent AP (3- AP versus 4-digit AP) ? • Dependent operates only when adopted by a controller • Independent AP has separate CLI and Configuration GUI can run with or without controller • ● What is Adaptive ? • Operates both as Independent and in Controller-Managed scenarios • All our Independent AP’s are Adaptive • ● What is Site Survivability ? • Absence of a Controller-AP heartbeat will keep the AP up and running • Available with Adaptive AP • ● What is a D-Mode Version of an AP ? • Limited 3-day Site Survivability • P/N: AP-7131-xxxxx-D

  33. Indoor AP with WiNG5 Site Survivable & Independent Dependent

  34. 2011 .11n Outdoor AP Suite Outdoor AP with WiNG 5 Site Survivable & Independent

  35. AP 6511 Specifications Technical Description • 802.11a/b/g/n – 2x2 MIMO • Single radio (Field select 2.4, 5.0 or dual-band sensor) • 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) • Adaptive AP support • -20°C to 40°C • Wall plate, desk, wall mount (no Ceiling Mount capability) • Integrated controller software for 25 AP 6511s Positioning • Powerful Wi-Fi for hotels, hospitals • Easy to deploy and manage • Rapid Install: No disruption to hotel guest • Low cost, 802.11n AP Available

  36. AP 621 Specifications Technical Description • Single Radio Dependent 802.11abgn AP • MIMO 2x2:2 Transmit on 2 and Receive on 2 antennas • 150 Mbps Throughput • 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) • Internal and External Antenna Models Positioning • Entry level 802.11n at 802.11abg price AP • Warehouse and environments where throughput is not important • Branch Networks with a Local Controller • Next-Gen Spectrum Analysis August, 2011

  37. AP 6521 Specifications Technical Description • Single Radio 802.11abgn AP • Independent and Adaptive • MIMO 2x2:2 Transmit on 2 and Receive on 2 antennas • 150 Mbps Throughput • 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) • Internal and External Antenna Models • Mounting: Ceiling-mount and Wall-mount Positioning • Environments where throughput is not important • Ideal for Hotspot deployments • Overlay sensor deployment with Next-Gen Spectrum Analysis August, 2011

  38. AP 6532 Specifications Positioning • Performance Adaptive & Independent AP • Configure Motorola Dual-radio APs to Use One Radio for Dedicated WIPS Sensing • Same level of services as AP 7131 Technical Description • Dual Radio 802.11 abgn AP • Independent and Adaptive • MIMO 2x3:2 Transmit on 2 and Receive on 3 antennas • 300 Mbps Throughput • 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) • Dual Form-factors: - Plenum-rated External Antenna Model - Plastic Internal-antenna Housing • Mounting options: Ceiling and Wall mount Available

  39. AP 7161 Outdoor Access Point for Switch Based Architectures Rugged Outdoor Node: • • NEMA 4X / IP 67 Enclosure • • -40 - + 70 C • • PoEPower Injector • • IP 66 Outdoor • • IEEE 802.3AT • • Weatherized Ports • • 2 Ethernet (Gigabit) • • Console • • LED Status Lights Hardware: • • Dual Radio • • 3x3:2 MIMO Radios • • N-Type Antenna Connectors • • Tri-Radio W-IPS Version • • 3rd Radio- Dedicated W-IPS Initial Release Software: •Wi-NG 5 Adaptive AP • Single Hop Mesh • AP Virtual Controller • Mi-NT Protocol • All Functional PoliciesEnforced at the AP • Air Defense SensorCapability Key Market & Applications: • Municipality • Enterprise • Education • Transportation August, 2011

  40. WiNG 5 AP PORTFOLIO AP 6532 AP 6521 AP 6511 AP 7131 AP 7161 Independent/ Site Survivable 100Mbps single radio wall plate, no ceiling mount 450Mbps dual or tri-radio, high power, high throughput 400Mbps dual radio 150Mbps single radio Higher RF coverage Gigabit Ethernet Single-band access deployment for retail or standalone sensor Room AP, Hospitality, Education (Dorm/Class Room) Retail Single or Dual Cell, Applications w/ Ethernet bridging on AP Retail, Warehouses with < 24 APs, Video Applications AP 621 / AP622 AP 650 Dependent 400 Mbps High performance 150 Mbps, controller based networks, single band access Warehouse and DC where high throughput is not critical, Retail Campus deployments Retail video applications Performance and Features

  41. 2011 AP ROADMAP WiNG Release WiNG 5.4 WiNG 5.3 WiNG 5.1 WiNG 5.2 WiNG 5.2.x Access Point Platforms AP6532 (Standalone) AP6521 (Adaptive & Standalone) AP7161 AP621 AP622 AP6532 (Adaptive) VPN (AP6521 & AP7161), MeshConnex VPN (AP7131 & AP6532) Features April May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Jan Feb Mar Dec April 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 2011 2012 Motorola Solutions Proprietary and Confidential

  42. WiNG 5 - IMPACTS 802.11n TECHNOLOGY & LEGACY DEVICES • How to improveconnectionbetweenlegacy MCD devices (a/b/g) and 802.11n WLAN infrastructure : • Enable 802.11 b/g mode – no 802.11n • 15dBm output max • 1 and 2 Mbits/sec as Basic Rates • 5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12,18, 24, 36, 48, 54 Mbits/sec as Supported Rates • Antenna option « Diversity »

  43. FOR PARTNERS WiNG 5 - IMPACTS FOR CUSTOMERS • Incompatibilitywithsomeproducts • Need to validatethis new release • Somerollout in progresscould not finish ! Training mandatory

  44. MORE CHOICEOUR BROAD PORTFOLIO

  45. THANK YOU…

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