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• 7210 SAS Release 9.0 hardware update
• 7210 SAS-Sx/S Satellite overview
• 7210 SAS Release 9.0 software update
• 7705 SAR update
- SW update
- HW update
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AGENDA
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• Non-ETR variant: 1RU, passively cooled, AC/DC power supply (single power supply)
• 3 variants – Standard/Non-ETR , ETR* and ETR with PoE/PoE+*
• In-house silicon for dataplane/forwarding processor - 5 Gb/s (FD) switching capacity
• IP/MPLS-capable with Traffic Engineering (TE), FRR, BGP Labeled route (BGP LU) and BFD support
• Cost effective option with scale designed for use in hierarchical/seamless MPLS networks
• Option to use Ethernet with G8032, LAG
• Security option – MACSec on ETR variant*
• Hierarchical service ingress and service egress QoS with deep buffers (~64MBytes)
• Best in class Ethernet and MPLS OAM tool set
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7210 SAS-K 12-port (2F4T6C)IP/MPLS GE NID
6 x GE Combo (SFP or Copper)
4 x 10/100/1000 Mb/s Ethernet copper *Preliminary picture
2 x GE SFPUSB
(SD card on Rear Panel)Console
*Future
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7210 SAS-K 12-port (2F4T6C)Pushing IP/MPLS to the edge
• IP/MPLS demarcation device – cost effectively extend IP/MPLS to network edge, flexibility to use Ethernet
• Designed for hierarchical and seamless MPLS networks
• Per service differentiation with ingress and egress shaping and queuing with deep buffers
• End-to-End IP OAM using IP TWAMP-light, Ethernet CFM/Y.1731, Y.1564
• High-availability with IP/MPLS FRR
• Target application – Ethernet cell-site router, business service NID, access device for verticals and public sector
7750 SR7750 SR7210 SAS-R
1GE, MPLS or Ethernet7210 SAS-K
NodeBs10GE + MPLS
Ethernet
Mobile Gateway
Business
7210 SAS-K
EthernetInternet
Cloud Data CenterTLDP + LDP*/RSVPTLDP + LDP*/RSVP
S-PES-PEMPLS
ABR + RR
ABR + RR
MPLSTLDP + BGP 3107 + LDP*/RSVP/SR*
TLDP + BGP 3107 + LDP*/RSVP/SR*
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• 1 x 100G CFP4 port per IMM (QSFP28 option*)
• Throughput – 100 Gb/s with 2 x SF/CPM and ~60 Gb/s with single SF/CPM
• Same IMM can be used on both SAS-R6 and SAS-R12 (SAS-R6 – up to 2 x 100G IMM)
• Network uplinks with MPLS LER and LSR functionality
• Target application – migration of access aggregation networks to 100G uplinks (using existing chassis)
7210 SAS-R 100G IMM cardFaster speeds
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100GE
7210 SAS-R6/R12
7210 SAS-R6/R12
7210 SAS-R6/R12
7210
OLT (xPON)
DSLAM
IPTV Services
10GE
GE/10GE
7210
4G
7210
Carrier Wi-Fi
7210
7750 SR
IP core
Video head end
Internet
7750 SR
*Future
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• 7210 SAS Release 9.0 hardware update
• 7210 SAS-Sx/S Satellite overview
• 7210 SAS Release 9.0 software update
• 7705 SAR update
- SW update
- HW update
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AGENDA
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7210 SAS Product SnapshotMPLS Enabled Access & Aggregation & Satellite
MPLS Enabled Access & Aggregation & Satellite
7210 SAS-SxLegacy Satellite (ETR)
7210 SAS-S / 7210 SAS-Sx1GE /10GE Satellite
7210 SAS-Sx10G/100GE Satellite (with ETR option)
ch.OC3/STM1 & ch.OC12/STM41 Variant
24-port: 128Gb/s (HD), 48-port: 196Gb/s (HD)
10 variants (-S) / 6 variants (-Sx)
2.08Tb/s (HD)2 Variants
• 4 x ch.OC3/STM1, 1xch.OC12/STM4 & 2 x GE Combo
• 46 SFP, 2 Combo, 4SFP+• 22 SFP, 2 Combo, 4SFP+
• 48 TX, 4 SFP+ (POE option)• 24 TX, 4 SFP+ (POE option)
• 64-port 10GE SFP+/SFP & 4x100G CFP4• 64-port 10GE SFP+/SFP & 4x100G QSFP28
1RU 7750 satellite 1RU stand-alone or as a 7x50 satellite 1.5RU stand-alone or as a 7x50 satellite
Legacy support without 7750 slot sacrifice
High GE fanout with optional PoE/PoE+ High Density 10GE with 100GE uplinks
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NEW
NEWNEW
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7210 SAS-Sx 1/10GE – Models/Variants
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7210 SAS-Sx ModelsFiber Ports1GE SFP
Fixed Copper Ports RJ-45 10/100/1000 Mb/s
Combo Ports(SFP or Copper)
PoE /PoE+ Ports(Maximum Power)
10GE PortsSFP+
7210 SAS-Sx 46F 2C 4SFP+ 46 None 2 2 (60W) 4
7210 SAS-Sx 22F 2C 4SFP+ 22 None 2 2 (60W) 4
7210 SAS-Sx 48T 4SFP+ * None 48 None None 4
7210 SAS-Sx 24T 4SFP+ * None 24 None None 4
7210 SAS-Sx 48Tp 4SFP+ (PoE) – AC only
None 48 None48 PoE or 24 PoE+ or mix(720W)
4
7210 SAS-Sx 24Tp 4SFP+ (PoE) – AC only
None 24 None24 PoE /PoE+(720W)
4
Available Now
* Target 8.0R9 (Oct 2016) / 9.0R1 (Sep 2016)
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• 10 variants: 24/48-port variants with Fiber/SFP GE ports (AC/DC), Copper GE ports (AC/DC), Copper GE ports with PoE (AC)
7210 SAS-S 48F4SFP+ (AC), 7210 SAS-S 48F4SFP+ (-48 VDC)
7210 SAS-S 24F4SFP+ (AC), 7210 SAS-S 24F4SFP+ (-48 VDC)
7210 SAS-S 48T4SFP+ (AC), 7210 SAS-S 48T4SFP+ (-48 VDC)
7210 SAS-S 24T4SFP+ (AC), 7210 SAS-S 24T4SFP+ (-48 VDC)
7210 SAS-S 48Tp4SFP+ (AC) PoE, 7210 SAS-S 24Tp4SFP+ (AC) PoE
• Designed for NEBS compliance – exception, front-to-back air flow without air filters
• Redundant power supply – one fixed integrated and one hot-swappable
• Timing – SyncE and PTP TC functionality only, without PPS interfaces
• No combo ports with PoE/PoE+ on fiber variant
• Software functionality and scale target to be similar to SAS-Sx
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7210 SAS-S 1/10GE hardware overviewGreater port density
Target 9.0R3/9.0R5
Cost effective satellite platform, similar service scale
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• 1.5RU, designed to be NEBS compliant
• 64 x 10GE SFP+ ports and 4 x 100GE CFP4 ports (QSFP28 option*)
• Front panel access for Ethernet interfaces
• Flexibility of using SFP+ ports as GE or 10GE
• Redundant, hot-swappable power supplies, option for remote power supply (RPS)
• Fans on the rear - side to back airflow with air filters on both sides
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7210 SAS-Sx 10/100GE variant with 64 SFP+, 4 CFP4
Front panel
Rear panel
Power SupplyFans Preliminary pictureSD cardConsole & OOBPower Supply
*Future
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• Target application – 10G access, aggregation
• Option for residential, mobile backhaul, business networks
• Operates in standalone mode or satellite mode
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7210 SAS-Sx 10/100GE variant with 64 SFP+, 4 CFP4Higher speeds
7210
100GE
7750 SR
IP core
Video head end
OLT (xPON)
DSLAM
IPTV Services
Internet
10GE
GE/10GE
7210 SAS-Sx10/100GE
7210
4G
7210
Carrier Wi-Fi
7210
7750 SR
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• 7210 SAS Release 9.0 hardware update
• 7210 SAS-Sx/S Satellite overview
• 7210 SAS Release 9.0 software update
• 7705 SAR update
- SW update
- HW update
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• Allows operators to extend VPRN in mobile backhaul networks closer to the cell-site
• Routed VPLS (RVPLS) support extended to VPRNs (IPv4 family)
• Access SAPs and MP-BGP MPLS spoke
• Multicast support can be considered for future release
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Routed VPLS (RVPLS) with VPRN IPv4 Interface
VPLS
IP/MPLS Network
7750 SR
7750 SR
Mobile Gateway
VPRN
7210 SASOAM using TWAMP-light
MP-BGP IP VPN using MPLS RSVP/LDP + BGP 3107
Primary
Secondary
VPRNVPRN
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• ITU-T has published G.8275.1 (07/2014) - “Precision time protocol telecom profile for phase/time synchronization with full timing support from the network”
• Profile defines how to distribute high accuracy time for mobile base station applications of Advanced LTE (eMBMS, eICIC, CoMP) using both IEEE1588 and Synchronous Ethernet
• Interoperable PTP over Ethernet encapsulation
- Uses well-defined multicast address
- Untagged packets are used
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1588/PTP G.8275.1 support
Grandmaster
Clock and PRC
BC
EEC
GNSS Antenna
GM
PRC
PTP
Boundary
Clock
BC
EEC
BC
EEC
BC
EEC
SC
SSU’SyncE
All Nodes must be boundary clocks……
PTP PTP PTP PTP
Boundary
Clock
Boundary
ClockBoundary
Clock
SyncESyncESyncESyncE
Op
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plicity
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• TWAMP RFC 5357 is a Client – Server Model with functional blocks – control Client, session-sender, server and session-reflector
• 7210 supports the server & session reflector portion of RFC5357, in base router instance for IPv4
• Limited industry support for control-client and no per service measurements
• TWAMP-Light model needs only session sender (built-into OAM-PM) and session reflector
• Simplify operations – control channel is configured
- Base router instance & per VPRN service for IPv4 support
- Session reflector port configuration is required on peer
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TWAMP-light
The Typical TWAMP model The TWAMP Light model
Op
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Withdrawn Routes Length (2 octets)
Withdrawn Routes (variable)
Total Path Attribute Length (2 octets)
Path Attributes (variable)
Attribute Flags (1 octet)
Attribute Type Code=14 (1 octet)
Attribute Length (1 or 2 octets)
AFI=1 (2 octets)
SAFI=132 (1 octet)
Next Hop Length (1 octet) = 4 or 16
Next Hop (4 or 16 octets)
Reserved (1 octet)
Length (1 octet) = 96
Origin AS (4 octets)
Route Target (8 octets)
RTC Route 1
Length (1 octet) = 96
Origin AS (4 octets)
Route Target (8 octets)
RTC Route 2
• Control routes to advertise
• Specify which routes to advertise via Route-Targets to a neighbor, else do not advertise
• Why? Scaling!
- RIB memory
- Control plane bandwidth
- Automation of route-filtering
- AFI = 1 (IPv4) and AFI = 2 (IPv6) with SAFI = 132 (route target constrains)
http://iana.org/assignments/safi-namescpace/safi-namespace.xhtml & rfc-4684
Route Target (RT) constraintsUpdate message with specific RTC routes
PE PE Cluster1.1.1.1
Cluster2.2.2.2
RR2
RR4
AS 1
ASBR
VPRNVPRN
PEPE-A
VPRN
PE
VPLS
PE
RR1
RR3
VPRN VPRN
Default RTC route RTC route (AS 1, RT ”green”)
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• Automatic signaling of RSVP-TE P2P LSPs to a set of destination routers
- Based on LSP template
– common parameters
- Peer prefix policy
– Access-list of “allowed” destination nodes
• 7705 SAR iLER initiated signaling without any external dependency
- 5620 SAM integration
- Configuration of access-list and lsp-template
- Discovery of node signaled LSPs
• LSP template for common LSP and path level parameters or options
Auto LSP
C
D
E
F
A
B
Apply mesh-template• Three LSPs originating from B• E&F in exclude-list
adaptive
cspf
no include
no exclude
no propagate-admin-group
no bandwidth
hop-limit 2
record
record-label
no fast-reruote
retry-limit 0
retry-timer 30
np adspec
no least-fill
metric 0
vprn-auto-bind include
igp-shortcut
bgp-transport-tunnel include
SAR-1
SAR-2
SAR-4
SAR-5
1
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Remote LFA
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• Distribute MPLS service traffic among multiple parallel links- load-balancing
• Mobile traffic encapsulated in GTP header- Per flow identifier: teid
• Classic fields for load-balancing won’t work
- src.ip=eNB, dst.ip=GW, udp/tcp port=fixed
• Hash on classic fields + teid- Already supported for IP ECMP under GRT/IP-VPN
• Hash to turn into a unique label, intermediate LSRs can use
- No packet re-ordering by intermediate nodes
- LSR load-balancing based on “hash” label
• Eth PW and VPLS services
• rfc-6790 The use of Entropy Labels in MPLS forwarding
Entropy label support
EL=hash
FRR
RSVP
ELI
Payload
Service
Payload
GTP w. teid
eNB IP
UE IP
Ethernet
TCP/UDP
7705 SAR
3107/LU
eNB
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IS-IS for IPv6
• The IS-IS protocol extended to support the IPv6 address family
• Native support – RFC 5308
- 2 new TLV Types
– IPv6 Reachability TLV [Type 236] [0xEC]
– IPv6 Interface Address TLV [Type 232] [0xE8]
- IPv6 Protocol Identifier
– IPv6 NLPID 142 [0x8E]
– This is carried in the existing protocols support TLV 129
• IPv4 and IPv6 topologies in a single IS-IS instance be congruent
- Single SPF run for both protocols, so all area routers must support the same set of protocols (IPv4-only, IPv6-only, IPv4/IPv6)
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• Bandwidth explosion in MBH
- Microwave cluster aggregation
- Multi-spectrum band/multi-technology sites
- CRAN
• FMC
- L2 and L3 network boundaries dissolving
• 10 GigE costs
• L2 access with 1GE ports
• Both on modular SAR-8/SAR-18 but as well on pizzaboxes SAR-A, SAR-H, SAR-Hc, SAR-M, SAR-W, SAR-Wx and SAR-X
Active/Active access and hybrid LAG
9500 MSS
Access LAG for bandwidth and resiliency applications
7705 SAR
L2 network
NIDNID
IP/MPLS7705 SARL2 network
(microwave cluster)
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• Link up doesn’t equate to link quality
• Calculate CRC error-rate detected on an Ethernet port over a pre-configured window
- Raise event/trap when thresholds crossed
– Thresholds defined with two variable: M * 10E-N
- M = Multiplier
- N = Exponent
- Example: M=5, N=6 sets the threshold at 5 * 10-6
– Configurable Signal Degrade (SD) Threshold
– Configurable Signal Fail (SF) Threshold
– Configurable Window (W), in seconds.
- CRC Error Rate is calculated as a sliding window average with error rates collected every seconds
CRC Monitor
CRC error
Time
CRC monitoring
CRC error running average
W
SD
SF
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• Debug connectivity, protocol, mismatch,… issues
• Local or remote destination
• Mirroring on Ethernet ports
- Access, network or hybrid
- Ingress or egress
- Including LAG members
• Low priority arbitration
- User-defined FC
- Priority data traffic
• Truncation option to focus on headers
Mirroring
Wireshark
1/1/3
SAR-8
1/1/1
Wireshark
1/1/3
SAR-8
SAR-8
1/1/1
Percus
t
PerSAP
PerSAP Per
cust
Percus
t
Mirror
RR
RR
Network ingress fabric shaper
CIR=0, PIR=max
CIR
RRCIR
16-priority scheduled shaped or unshaped SAPs
Per SAP second tier aggr. shaper Aggregate layer
schedulingFabric shapersQueue layer
scheduling
CoS-1out-prof
CoS-8in-prof
…
CoS-1in-prof
CoS-8our-prof
…
Str
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pri
ori
ty
CoS-8
CoS-7
CoS-1
…
Mirrored trafficnc
h1
be
…
CoS-8
CoS-7
CoS-1
…
SAPnc
h1
be
…
CoS-7
CoS-1
…
SAPnc
h1
be
…
Buffer mgmt via WRED or tail drop for hi and low prio
Per SAP per forwarding class queuing
Classification
Eth SAPs
Fa
bri
c
MinTMaxT
MaxD
P
MinTMaxT
MaxD
P
hi-prio
CoS-8
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• Forward and Drop counters on per queue and profile state basis
• Complements access side counters
• Accounting records in local file
- Full set of counters on per interface basis
- Polled periodically by 5620 SAM
– Roll-over option
• Compare records with transport provider
- Packet-Byte-Offset
Network accounting records
Intf-1 Queue-1 in-profile fwds: X packets, X bytesin-profile drop: X packets, X bytesout-profile fwds: Y packets, Y bytesout-profile drop: Y packets, Y bytes
Queue-2 in-profile fwds: Z packets, Z bytesIntf-2 . . .
CoS-1out-prof
CoS-8in-prof
…
CoS-1in-prof
CoS-8our-prof
…
Str
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pri
ori
ty
Queue layer scheduling
NW.Egress per forwarding class queuing
Classification
MinTMaxT
MaxD
P
MinTMaxT
MaxD
P
hi-prio
CoS-1
…
VLANnc
h1
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…
CoS-7
CoS-1
…
VLANnc
h1
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…
CoS-8
Out-prof
In-profPer VLAN
Per VLANOut-prof
In-prof
Str
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pri
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Rate
Ethport
Fa
bri
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Buffer mgmt via WRED or tail drop for hi and low prio
Per VLAN second tier aggr. shaper
Aggregate layer scheduling
Port shaper
CoS-8
CoS-7
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• In addition to GPS, GLONASS support is added to the existing GNSS MDA in the SAR-8/18
• Higher GNSS availability with increased number of satellites
- Selectable mode for GPS-only or GPS+GLONASS
• Provides frequency, time of day/phase, location (longitude, latitude, altitude)
• Enables integrated with IEEE1588v2 to support grand master for both frequency and time/phase
• Multi-GNSS antenna for simultaneous support of both GPS and GLONASS satellites
GLONASS support in the SAR-8/18 GNSS Receiver MDA
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8 x GE SFP
4 x GE SFP/RJ-45
combo
• Temperature hardened, Fan-less
• Fanless
• Enhanced security, synchronization and timing
SAR-Ax hardwareDesigned for small cell applications
1RU
Sync In
ManagementToD, 1PPS output
Console
Dual DC powerGNSSport
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