Presentation ToHaryana State Electronics Development Corporation Limited

By Reliance Communications Ltd.

21, July 2010

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Index

Company Profile

RCOM Network Infrastructure

RCOM’s Network Credential in Haryana

Haryana SWAN’s Requirement

Proposed SWAN Model (Option -1 and Option-2)

Benefits of Reliance’s MPLS IP-VPN Solution

Why Reliance

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Reliance Communications

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Reliance Network Infrastructure

Larges t s calable and res torable g lobal NGN footprint

Domestic 1,70,000+ Route Kms intercity backbone Ring & Mesh Architecture Largest MPLS enabled core network 300 + POP’s

International FLAG 54,000 Route Kms undersea OFC

network PoPs in 28 countries across 4 continents Leadership in MEA and Asia

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RDN National Backbone

• 300 + POP’S• Dual PoP’s at Major

locations• 10 G Backbone• 339 Gbps• Dual PE’s• IPv6 Support at additional

locations

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Network Infrastructure

• High Capacity• Unmatched Scalability• Resilient• Secure• NMS,OSS,BSS Suite• Diverse routes for Int’l connectivity

Fiber Ring

Backbone& Meshed Core

Atlantic

Pacific NOC &DR NOC

Acces s Technologies ,Metro Ethernet

, , ,TDMLMDS UBRWiMax

IDC

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IDC

Other Service Providers Network

MCNCity 1

Metro Aggregation OFC Ring

Building Access OFC Ring (FTTB)

MAN

BAN

BAN

BN

BN

BN

Reliance’s Packet Network (MPLS)

SDH Transport Network

BANMAN

BAN

BN

BN

BN

Metro Ethernet Ring

TDM Access Ring

MCNCity 2

PoI

Internet

Internet Gateway

Flag

DLC – E1(G.703), POTs, ADSLMetro – EthernetWiMAX,RF,LMDS

Network Architecture - Access

WiMAX Network

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Implementation of total FCAPS ( Fault Management, Configuration Management, Accounting management, Performance Management, Security Management ) functionality as per TMN standards.

Experience in Developing NMS

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:Pres entation Global Viewto

Real TimeReports

Global DataAggregation

&Storage

VistaBridge

VistaL

ink

(Application, S e rv e r,

Ne tFlow)

Data Collec tion &

Trans formation

Mediation

NetworksServers

/ Applications IPs ervices

NOC - Reports Architecture

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NNOC Architecture and Layout

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Reliance Communications - IDC

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Network Credential in Haryana

Reliance is having 10000+ route KMS of fiber in Haryana.

Reliance is only Service Provider in India with GSM and CDMA Presence in Haryana

Having more than 2000 + CDMA and GSM BTS installed and working.

100 + PoPs of Metro Ethernet

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Core Expertise

Network Build –

Optical Networks

Data Networks

Voice Networks – NGN

Infrastructure Creation

Network Integration

NMS/OSS/BSS

Data Centre Integration

Access Layer to Global

End to End Project Management

Network O&M

Largest NOC and highest no of PoP in India.

Testing

In-house test facilities

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Network Design Principles

• High Reliability

• Highly Redundant and Scalable Architecture

• Security throughout the Network and Application layers

• All core network hardware components that are NEBS Level 3 certified

• Highly available system components, with greater than 99.99% uptime

• Strong NMS/OSS/BSS Systems - Centralized network management of all network nodes, with monitoring and collection of statistics and disaster recovery and failover systems.

• Strong Project Management Skills -Quick roll out of services

• A multi- vendor open access standard based infrastructure

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Reliance has nation wide offices to provide excellent service support for their services to the customers. Reliance‘s post-sales support comprises of five phases identified and as depicted in Exhibit. These phases are designed to ensure maximum level of service through:

Program Management

Service Fulfilment

Service Assurance

Performance Management

Revenue Assurance

Project Execution

Program Management

Service Fulfilment

Service Assurance

Performance Management

Revenue Assurance

Program Office Project Planning Project Execution Risk Management Test and Acceptance Cutover

Site Specific EngineeringService Request originationSR implementation and SR Tracking and Management

Contact HandlingFault ResolutionComplaint ManagementChange ManagementEscalation Procedures

QoS ManagementSystemic Problem managementSIP/SQP Management

Project BillingRecurrent BillingQuery Resolution

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Technical Support

End-to-end service capabilities

More than 8,000 IT / Telecom

professionals

Integrated factory with operational

flexibility to customers

Unique project management abilities

Ability to infuse enormous domain &

operational experience with

technology

Customer focus & operational

transparency

Committed to quality standards and

industry best practices – ITIL, ITSM,

CMMI, ISO-9001:2000, ISO 20001, ISO

27001

Consequence based SLAs

Time to market advantage

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FMS and Spare Mgmt

Introduction of implementation team to Customer

Information collection - Infrastructure, Assets, Vendors

Understand support & MIS expectation

Introduction of FMS sustenance team

Explaining scope of work and carrying out the inventory of the

equipments and the systems

Co-ordinate for necessary resources for spare management

based on the criticality of the network devices or system.

FMS Implementation phase-Steps

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Applications and Key Customers

Govt. Vertical BHEL, CTD, APDRP , ARMY, BSE

BFSI Vertical HDFC Bank, Bajaj Allianz

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Requirement

Haryana State Wide Area Network is operational in the Haryana State by connecting state Head Quarters on 10Mbps MPLS cloud and between district headquarters to 126 Blocks/Sub-divisions/Tehsils/Sub-Tehsils on dedicated lease line link of 2Mbps each.

Further 290 horizontal offices of various departments located all over the state have also been connected on SWAN on dedicated lease link of 2Mbps. Another 358 offices of four more departments, Haryana Police, offices located in linear manner in sector 2 & 4. Panchkula as well as in sector 5 Panchkula, are also being connected on dedicated lease link of 2 Mbps.

Hartron has invited Expression of Interest from service providers operating in the Chandigarh, Haryana and Delhi circle for providing the requisite bandwidth for Haryana State Wide Area Network

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Proposed SWAN Model (OPTION -1)

Scalability Scalability issueissue

Long Long copper copper

loop loop CostCost

LimitedLimited RedundancyRedundancy

QoS, IPTV, QoS, IPTV, Bandwidth on Bandwidth on Demand not Demand not

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Proposed SWAN Model (OPTION -1) Scalability :

- SWAN models SHQ is connected to all location with 2 mbps Lease line. In present situation this will wok fine .But by keeping the future growth in mind , this bandwidth will not be sufficient for serve the purpose.

- Upgradation in bandwidth is quite difficult because of changes in hardware.

Redundancy :- If redundancy is required for lease line network , it is very difficult . Customer

has to take another lease line as a backup. Due to this, cost will go up..

Security :- The data flowing on lease line network is not secure. Its plain data is flowing

on the wire. It is possible that this can be misused.

QoS :- Quality of Service is very difficult on this network.

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MPLS MPLS NetworkNetwork

High High RedundancyRedundancy

Ready for Ready for IPTV, BoD , IPTV, BoD ,

QoSQoS

Low Low Maintenance Maintenance

costcost

Easily Easily scalablescalable

No Extra Cost No Extra Cost Required Required

Proposed SWAN Model (OPTION -2)

Multiple Last Multiple Last Mile and Mile and

Connectivity Connectivity OptionsOptions

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Proposed SWAN Model (OPTION -2)

High Availability Core,Carrier Class Protection

Multiplle Access Technologies

FTTB Metro Ethernet/

Triple Play - Future Proof to seamlessly carry Voice,Video and Data

End to end QoS

Strong Processes for Operations and Maintenance

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Proposed SWAN Model (OPTION -2)

High Availability Core,Carrier Class Protection

Multiplle Access Technologies

FTTB Metro Ethernet/

Triple Play - Future Proof to seamlessly carry Voice,Video and Data

End to end QoS

Strong Processes for Operations and Maintenance

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Benefits of Reliance’s MPLS IP-VPN Solution Network Security.

Effective network capacity / scalability planning to facilitate bandwidth hungry applications.

Scalability in terms of ease of introducing newer applications.

Scalability in terms extending the network to automate / add newer locations.

Centralized or de-Centralized applications, as per customer’s requirement.

Defined/Prioritized traffic flow for Voice, Data & Video applications.

Safeguarding customer’s investments and facilitating long-term investment strategies.

Outsourced solution leading to lower administrative cost.

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Why Reliance…….Resilient Network built on Fiber backbone

Ensures Highest Uptimes as connectivity between any two locations

does not get disrupted by even three fiber cuts on one side due to TDM

routing

Three Tier Last Mile Architecture

Ensures that the last mile failure probability is reduced to about 25%

without backup

Largest reach covering 5000 + towns and 200+ MPLS PoP

Ensures connectivity in the maximum areas in India

India’s largest MPLS VPN service provider with over 500 + customers and

25,000 connects

Experienced in meeting stringent SLAs for customer applications

Tech-Check, which is a consultative engagement methodology for

continuous re-engineering and optimization of the network

Continuous focus on cost savings and increasing business values

Thank You