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Dial Products and Product Updates Session 1205

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Agenda

• Product Details • Voice Applications • Dial Applications • Product Range Form and Fit • Summary 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Dial Access Server Products Performance/ Density

AccessPath AP-VS3 AP-TS3

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Cisco AS5800

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Cisco AS5300

Cisco Cisco 3640 AS5200 Cisco 3620

Capacity 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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DASA—Leadership Architecture System Controller AS5200

Remote Connection through System Controller (Modem or WAN)

Management “Bus”

AS5300

• Optimized platforms • Scalable performance

3620

Process

• Solution flexibility

3640

• Resilience

Process AS5800

• Incremental investments • Common Cisco IOS® software

Router Router

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At-A-Glance Dial Product Selector Capacity (T1/E1)

2xBellcore Reliability

Redundancy Features

Main Processor

Interface Options

List Price Per Port

AS5200

48/60

98.5%

None

20Mhz MC68030

T1/E1, 10baseT, T1/E1 Serial

US$360

3640

48/60

99.83%

Redundant DC/AC Power

100Mhz R4700

T1/E1, 7000 Combinations

US$500

192/240

99.98%

Redundant DC/AC Power

150Mhz R4700

T1/E1, 10/100baseT, T1/E1 Serial

US$418

AS5800 1344/1440

99.999%

Redundant Modems, Controllers, Power

266Mhz R7000

T1/E1/CT3, Any 7200/7500 PA

US$437

AP-TS3 2496/3120

99.9999%

Redundant Shelves, Switch, Power

150Mhz R4700

T1/E1, Any 7200/7500 PA

US$457

AS5300

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AS5800 Platform Description • Carrier class remote access concentrator Hot swap on all cards Redundant power, modems, line cards, controllers Up to 1440 calls (up to 48 T1/E1 ports or 2xCT3)

• Power and flexibility is key to services High performance for multimedia/voice applications QoS features: Netflow, RSVP, IP precedence, WFQ Dial VPN features: L2F, L2TP, IPSec, GRE, tag Universal backhaul: FE, Serial, HSSI, ATM SS7 integration for large scale

• Integrates with existing access servers Cisco IOS® stacking software enables true scalability and investment protection Cisco stacking technology: MMP, SGBP, L2F Same user interface and management as AS5200/AS5300 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Data Communications Test

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Cisco’s new high-end model, the AS5800, not only aced our availability and throughput tests, but also proved to be the easiest RAS to work with. Equipment that ‘just works’ is a key requirement in service provider networks, and the AS5800 is one device that meets that standard.

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Dial Shelf • 14 slots with hotswap on all cards • Front-to-back airflow • Redundant fan modules • Load balancing, redundant DC or AC power supplies 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Router Shelf • Router shelf is a Cisco 7206 (VXR) • Performs packet forwarding and routing functions • Houses backhaul port adapters • Houses service adapters • Hot swap on all PAs and SAs 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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AccessPath-VS3 and -TS3 System Overview • Completely integrated solution Dial, switching, backhaul routing, system controller Configurator—quick deployment, user-friendly configuration

• Scalability CT1/PRI data port capacity: 192 to 4032 (6*T3) CE1/PRI data port capacity: 240 to 5040 CT1/PRI VoIP port capacity: 96 to 1008 CE1/PRI VoIP port capacity: 120 to 1260 Integrated gatekeeper (optional)

• High availability VoIP feature shelves: hot swap and RPS Gatekeepers: HSRP DASA: no single point of failure

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Cisco AS5300 • Dial/voice access server • Data 196/240 ports (T1/E1) • Voice 48/60 ports (T1/E1) • Cisco IOS® software • 2 RU height • Redundant power • NEBS/ETSI compliant 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Cisco AS5300 Voice Feature Card • Voice/FAX carrier card

• DSP modules

One or two per AS5300 24 or 48 ports of voice per card High performance RISC controller Specifically designed for real-time voice processing

High-performance DSP engines G.711, G.729 base CODECs G.732.1, G.726, G.728 CODECs Group III Fax Relay

• Protocol support VoIP, RTP H.323 V1 and V2 RSVP application IP precedence-setting

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Cisco AS5200 • Industry leading price performance • Density 2*PRI, up to 60 modems AS5200 • Stackability • LAN/WAN backhaul • Differentiated services delivered via industry standard Cisco IOS • Scalability and investment protection 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Cisco 3600 Series • RISC base architecture • 50-70 kpps fast switching • 3-4 kpps process switching

Cisco 3640

• Four network module slots • Up to 128Mb DRAM Versatility Integration Performance • RISC base architecture • 20-40 kpps fast switching

Cisco 3620

• 1.5-2 kpps process switching • Two network module slots • Up to 64Mb DRAM 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Cisco 3600 Family Interfaces • Multiple LAN/WAN combinations Ethernet, Token Ring, Fast Ethernet, Serial, ISDN, CSU/DSU

• Broad range of network services Dial—ISDN, async, analog and digital modems Multiservice—Voice and fax over IP packet gateways (BRI/PRI digital interfaces) Emerging technologies—ATM, xDSL in the future RPS option NMs shared with 2600

• Simplified solutions

7000+ Unique Combinations!

Integrated T1 and 56K CSU/DSU Integrated compression WICs shared with Cisco 1600, 1700 and 2600 series 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Cisco 3600/2600 Analog Dial Interfaces • 8 or 16 V.34 analog modems; up to 48 modems in a Cisco 3640 • Up to 16 modems in a 2600 • Starting at $400–$525 per-port list price • Integrated dial-and-routing solution for small and medium businesses, workgroups, and small ISPs 1205 0976_05F9_c3

Cisco 3600/2600 Series

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Cisco 2600 Series Modular Access Router • Data, voice, dial and VPN access applications • One network module slot, two WAN Interface Card (WIC) slots, one AIM slot • Ethernet, Token Ring, mixed LAN, and 10/100 Fast Ethernet models • From US$1995 list 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Voice Applications

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Voice/Data Integration Regional Office

Branch Office

PBX PBX

PSTN

Phone

Cisco 3600

2 to 4 Analog Ports (Calls)

Fax Cisco 2621 with DataCompression AIM

Intranet Leased Line Frame Relay ISDN

Cisco Voice Manager (CVM) 1205 0976_05F9_c3

2 to 12 Analog Ports (Calls)

MCM Gatekeeper

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PBX Up to 60 Digital (PRI) Ports (Calls)

Cisco AS5300

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H.323 Networking H.323 MCU

Scope of H.323

WAN/LAN QoS

MCM 2600/3600

H.323 Gatekeeper

H.323 Terminal

All 2600/3600

RAS H.323 V2 Summer 99

H.323 Gateway

Multiple Gateways

PSTN

ISDN NetMeeting 3.0 Summer 99

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H.324 Terminal

H.320 Terminal

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Components of Quality Carrier-Class Voice Quality

Cisco AS5300

Cisco 3640

QoS WAN DSPs CODECs

End-to-End Networking QoS Service Elements

DSPs CODECs

Gateway Latency Coding Quality Network Latency Jitter Control 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Voice Quality: Compression Standards Unacceptable

Utility

Business

Toll

Bandwidth (kbps)

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Cellular Voice

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PCM (G.711)

48 40 32

ADPCM 24 (G.725)

24 16 8

ADPCM 16 (G.726) LPC 4.8

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ADPCM 32 (G.723) LDCELP 16 (G.728)

CS-ACELP 8 (G.729)

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VoIP QoS Building Blocks • Backbone speed and scale High performance routers

• Packet classification IP precedence (DiffServ)

• Bandwidth management and admission control Voice compression, CRTP, Gatekeepers

• Congestion management Weighted random early detect, CAR

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Dial Applications

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Dial Applications

• Enterprise

• Service provider

Out-of-hours access

Mass market dial-up

Mobile executives

Wholesale dial

Remote branch connectivity

Corporate dial outsource

Partner network access

Internet gaming

Customer network access

Managed voice transport

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Multilink PPP: Aggregated Analog Phone Lines ISDN Terminal Adapter

128kbps

Call 2

ISDN Call 1 Async Modems

Call 2 Call 1

Analog

Call 2

67kbps to 106kbps*

Call 1 Dual 56K Async Modem

Access Server Stack group

L2F Tunnel of Call 2 Packets w/ SGBP, MMP

*Speeds May Vary Depending on Line Conditions

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Analog Aggregation Benefits • Improves end-user experience Double the bandwidth

• Saves money Cheaper alternative to ISDN or xDSL Lower barrier to entry, better reach

• Differentiates service offering (SP) Typically not offered for modem callers 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) Remote Users

VPN Service Provider

Corporate

SP Network Home Security Gateway Server

• Pros No software changes on remote PCs Scales well, tunnel per NAS QoS techniques available Multiple home gateways for load balancing and redundancy 1205 0976_05F9_c3

• Multiple home gateways for load balancing and redundancy • Cons Requires SP participation 29

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Service Provider L2F/L2TP: Corporate Dial Outsourcing Corporate Service Provider Backbone ISDN/PSTN

“Tunnel” for work.com Home Gateway: work.com

Corporate Security Server

Users of work.com

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Service Attribute

AS5x00 Feature

Dial VPN

L2F, L2TP Tunneling

Encryption

IPSec

Billing

RADIUS, TACACS+

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Corporate Dial Outsourcing • Customer benefits Outsource non-strategic activities Maintain security and control Reduce costs

• Service provider benefits Additional revenue opportunity Leverage existing infrastructure Closer relationship with customers 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Enterprise L2F/L2TP: Partner Network Access PPP Session Partner

L2F/L2TP Session Starts Here Hunt Group

Regular User

Centralized Dial POP

AAA User Management

PSTN Corporate Backbone

Partner Firewall

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Partner Home Gateway Router

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Enterprise Partner Access • Allow partners to securely access network No need for separate dial infrastructure

• Give caller IP address within secure enclave Allows enforcement of enclave

• Potential to segregate partner user database on separate server 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Cisco Resource Pooling DNIS A

NAS

Virtual Pools

DNIS B DNIS C DNIS D

Cisco AAA/RSM Server

Physical Modem Pool

DNIS E

PSTN

DNIS F DNIS G DNIS H

Backhaul DNIS I DNIS J

Physical Modem Pool

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Service Provider Resource Pooling: Wholesale Dial The Internet ISP A

Modem

Wholesale Provider’s IP Backbone

A’s Subscriber TA

1 2 3

B’s Subscriber

A’s User Database

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ISP B

B’s User Database

AAA RPM Proxy Server

Service Attribute

AS5x00 Feature

SLAs

Cisco Resource Pooling

Back Office Integration

GRS, RADIUS Attributes and SNMP MIBs

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Wholesale Dial Benefits • Customer (ISP) benefits Outsource expensive activity Reduce costs Focus on differentiation

• Wholesaler benefits Additional revenue opportunity Leverage existing infrastructure Reduce cost of sales per subscriber 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Enterprise Resource Pooling

• Enforce class of service Guarantee port availability for most important users

• Limit port availability for partners

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Dial Out from PCs and Servers Office Workstations AOL

Hunt Group

Centralized Dial POP

Modem

LAN

PSTN

ISP

Stock Quotes

Backhaul

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SNMP Management

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Dial-Out Benefits • Free client software http://www.cisco.com/

• Eliminate desktop modems Improve network security

• Retain access to special services • Make better use of infrastructure Dial-out on unused modems 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Product Range Form and Fit

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Optimized Platforms Price

Performance

Functionality

• Start with Cisco 5200 Outperforms Ascend MAX 4000 Move to Other Platforms as Necessary

• Extra Cost Items Modem Management Technology License Extra Cisco IOS Software Features

• Still Excellent Software Value VPNs, Routing, Debug Tools 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Scalable Performance Price

Performance

Functionality

• Start with Cisco 5300, 5800, AccessPath • Excellent User Experience Consistent Performance

• Multichassis Multilink PPP Performance Dynamic, Load Sharing

• Available Process Servers Extra CPU for Key Tasks

• New High-Capacity Home Gateway 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Solution Flexibility Price

Performance

Functionality

• Cisco C36x0/26xx for Modularity • Cisco AS5300 for Advanced Cisco IOS Software Features Desktop and Enterprise Cisco IOS Terminal Server Requirements

• Cisco AS5800 for Redundancy Features • AccessPath for Integration Rapid Deployment, Configured at the Factory 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Voice options Voice

Performance

Functionality

• Analog Phones/PBXes Cisco 3600 or 2600 Only

• Digital Lines/PBXes AS5300 for T1/E1 Connectivity

• H.323 Gatekeeper Cisco 36xx with Multimedia Conference Manager

• Voice over Frame/Voice over ATM Cisco 3600/2600 or 3810 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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Summary

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Summary

• Broadest product range in the industry • Market leadership • Services are key Technology enables services Enterprise and service provider 1205 0976_05F9_c3

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