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Network Segmentation Emerging Service
Enterprise: Metro Optical Ethernet Service Residential: Video over IP Service
Summary
Network Segmentation
Edge Access
CPE AN (MTU) SER (MPLS, IPsec) Optical Ethernet (EoDF) NG-SONET(EOS) RPR(EORPR) E-PON ATM TDM/SONET
BB
xDSL
Cable Modem
Residential
Service Layer - Edge: Micro-flows, Subscriber aggregation & management, Service creation - Core: Macro-flows, Fast forwarding
IDC
1GbE
ASP/DBSP/CSP, Internet Broadcasting Retail Center, Game portal service provider Wholesale Service To Other SP
BLEC
1GbE
Carrier/ Wireless SP
1GbE
GbE Ring
Ethernet over DF Ethernet over RPR Ethernet over SONET Ethernet over DWDM POS
ISP ISP
Internet
MTU
Ethernet over DF Ethernet over RPR Ethernet over SONET Ethernet over DWDM POS
Internet access
GbE Ring
Ethernet over DF Ethernet over RPR Ethernet over SONET Ethernet over DWDM POS
LAN-to-LAN Interconnection
VPN Service
MTU
Metro Distribution Ethernet (L2/L3) Metro Core POS (L3)
MTU
Internet
()
WAN
Site-to-site VPN (BW on Demand)
MAN IP Routing Network
IP Routing Network (Metro/WAN) , MPLS Router H/W S/W VPN MAN WAN Router POS Metro Edge IPsec SCN (Service Creation Node) SCN Internet access traffic, VPN traffic VPN traffic, IPsec service module (Encryption) Internet traffic, NAT service module (IP ) . SCN node Ethernet aggregation Service Creation (IPSEC VPN, Internet access, NAT, Firewall, QoS) .
WAN
VoD HE
Video / Control/EPG Servers VoD/NVoD iTV manager servers
PP/CP
CPE
100BaseTX
GbE-R
GbE-R
GbE
POP Internet
ES
ES
GbE
L3
Broadcast TV traffic
VoD traffic Internet traffic
CPE
VDSL DSLAM
IDC
1GbE
ASP/DBSP/CSP, Internet Broadcasting Retail Center, Game portal service provider Wholesale Service To Other SP
BLEC
1GbE
Carrier/ Wireless SP
1GbE
GbE Ring
Ethernet over DF Ethernet over RPR Ethernet over SONET Ethernet over DWDM POS
ISP ISP
Internet
MTU
Ethernet over DF Ethernet over RPR Ethernet over SONET Ethernet over DWDM POS
Internet access
GbE Ring
Ethernet over DF Ethernet over RPR Ethernet over SONET Ethernet over DWDM POS
LAN-to-LAN Interconnection
Chapter 11
M,W
Redback SE OED
Full-Service CLEC
M,W
M,W
2,000 lit building in 44 metros EoS (ONS 15454) + DWDM (ONI 1500) 200+ customers in 63 metros EoDF EoS (ONS15454) 2,000 lit building in Canada 10Mbps: $700 per port, 100Mbps: $2,500 per port 1Gbps: $14,000 per port Cisco ONS15454, ONI1500
Group Telecom
Cisco ONS15454
Electric Lightwave Traditional IXC AT&T Sprint WorldCom M,W EoS N/A May 2002 EoDF, RPR Internet: 1,2,3,4,5,10,20,30,40,50,100,200,300,400,500,1000M Ethernet Private Line: 50M, 150M, 622M Enterprise Ethernet Metro: 10M, 100M Nortel BPS2000, PP8600, OPE3500 (RPR) Cisco ONS15454
Chapter 11 M April 2002 : Metro GbE Point-to-Point and Switched Gigabit Ethernet Service RPR . 10Mbps: $760/10Mbps/port(location)/month 100Mbps: $1,520/100Mbps/port(loc.)/month
Businesses and data centers Transparent LAN services in 8 cities in Guangdong province Residences and businesses Residences and businesses Residences and businesses Businesses Residences Businesses Ethernet service in 4 provinces: Guangdong, Shandong, Hunan, and Jilin Ethernet service in 32 cities in northern China Ethernet services for 1 million customers in HongKong (projected) Ethernet trials (potentially 100 buildings) Ethernet to homes with 80,000 customers by end of 2002 (projected)
Three Metro Ethernet services from NTT East; Urban Extreme, Foundry, Appian Ether service from NTT West in limited metro markets Nortel
KDDI
Japan
Their own optical transport First deployment of RPR in Japan (mobile, residences, and businesses)
Japan Telecom
C&W IDC Crosswave Communication DACOM PowerComm AK Telecom Korea Telecom
Japan
Japan Japan Korea Korea Korea Korea
Businesses
Businesses Businesses Residences and businesses Wholesale Residences and businesses Residences
Riverstone
Nortel, Foundry Ciena and Fujitsu Riverstone Riverstone Extreme Riverstone
SP
Completel
European carriers offering metro Ethernet services (06/2002) Country Target Network deployment Vendor
France Businesses
customer
FastWeb
Italy
WIND
Italy
Telia
Sweden
13 Ethernet MAN in France, Germany and the U.K. Internet access service PTP and PTMP LAN-to-LAN interconnection (MANWAN ) . MAN (intraCity) Ethernet over dark fiber(VLAN) WAN (inter-City) MPLS . 10Mbps 1Gbps , site customer site BW . Ethernet to 50,000 customers in more than 35,000 buildings in Italy Last-mile Ethernet access 50,000 customer (HH, SMB) Internet, VoD flatrate VoIP . Milan, Genoa, Rome, Naples and Bologna 35,000(, ) . Limited metro Ethernet offering, mostly on a special-build situation (113 8.4M Internet customer) metro Ethernet L2 LAN-to-LAN interconnection. Metro Ethernet infra VPN, VoIP, Internet access . Ethernet service offered in Gothenburg and Lulea
Riverstone
Utfors
Sweden
Ethernet service to 23 cities in Scandinavia Utfors IP retail/wholesale carrier , , , 23 . Ethernet MPLS Internet access, VoIP, VPN. Ethernet access 2, 10, 100, 1000Mbps customer 22Mbps.
B2
Sweden
Neos
U.K.
U.K.
Ethernet service to 220,000 customers in 40 cities in Sweden B2 residential customer Ethernet access 40 220K HH Gaming, Video, Internet access Ethernet . Service Ethernet service in 30 cities throughout the U.k. Providers and Internet access, private line, L2 VPN pure-play businesses Ethernet SP MAN(intra-city/metro), WAN (inter-city/metro) MPLS . 270 customers(100 carrier and 170 enterprise) 1000 . Global Ethernet trial offering to 7 of its POPs in London business
Residences
Extreme and Riverstone Utfors Metro access Extreme Riverstone Ethernet Switch/Router 802.1q VLAN tagging . Core Cisco MPLS GSR Traffic engineering Sycamore 16000 DWDM platform . Cisco Catalyst Ethernet Switch, GSR core router
Riverstone RS3000 MTU, Office park access platform metro and regional POP RS 8600/38000 . Cisco 10720 12000 . DPT (RPR) 10720 MTU POP, 12000 STM-16(Dark fiber) DPT . Undisclosed
U.K.
Businesses
Market Estimation
North America (Source: RHK March 2002)
Internet access service Revenue via Ethernet
Internet Access Service Revenue via Ethernet [$B]
2001
2002
2003 Year
2004
2005
2006
2001
2002
2003
Year
2004
2005
2006
0.00
2001
2002
2003 Year
2004
2005
2006
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 ILEC ELEC Total 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.05 0.12 0.30 1.35 1.90 1.56 2.30 ILEC ELEC Total IXC/CLEC 0.14 0.24 0.54 0.88 0.18 0.27 0.59 1.00
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 0.05 0.09 0.17 0.25 0.32 0.43 0.10 0.15 ILEC ELEC Total IXC/CLEC 0.01 0.02 0.05 0.07
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 0.00 0.01 0.03 0.10 0.28 0.57 0.18 0.35 0.52 1.15 IXC/CLEC 0.01 0.03 0.08 0.04 0.07
0.00 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.06 0.12 0.24 0.34 0.45 0.62
Market Estimation
North America (Source: RHK March 2002)
Total Ethernet Port Shipment into Carrier Metro Network [Ports]
450,000 400,000
900,000 800,000 700,000 600,000 500,000 400,000 300,000 200,000 100,000 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
IXC/ILEC-Driven
ELEC-Driven
Transition Period
Metro Ethernet service Network architecture , Ethernet Switch/Router Dark fiber (EoDF ), NG-SONET/SDH ADM(EoS) Metro DWDM/CWDM(EoDL) . Metro Ethernet service Ethernet Switch/Router Dark fiber EoDF . Metro DWDM Point-to-point Ethernet circuit . Data center Carrier POP . 2001 Ethernet Switching/Routing equipment $500M . Riverstone port shipment 38%, 41% 1 . Source: RHK, PSG_Focus_0602.pdf, 06/2002
10/100
LAN
MTU
LAN LAN
PSTN
Cat1/2/3 Ethernet over VDSL
Ethernet Aggregation
Metro Core Internet
LAN
LAN
10/100
LAN
Ethernet VPN
Access (star)
Backbone (Private)
MTU
LAN
MTU
LAN LAN
100M
LAN
WorldCom
WorldCom Ethernet Services Metro Private Line Point to Point *** Metro Private Line Multi Point WAN Private Line Point to Point *** WAN Private Line Multi Point Metro Enterprise Ethernet Point to Point Metro Enterprise Ethernet Multi Point WAN Enterprise Ethernet Point to Point WAN Enterprise Ethernet Multi Point Internet Access Tiered *** Internet Access Burstable *** *** Defined and Deployed Internet access 1,2,3,4,5,10,20,30,40,50,100,200,300,400,500,1000Mbps
GbE
OPE
Aggregation POP
Mapped to RPR
OC48TN
OC48TN GbE
GbE
PP8600 OC48TN
OC192
Internet
GbE Gigabit Trunk to Gateway Router From OC-48 OPE
OC192
OPE GbE
KORNET-Metro
AN EN
100M
CN
RS38K G G MTU
RAS ADSL DSLAM
DS3/ OC3 DS3/ OC3
RS38K BD GSR
POS OC12/48 POS OC12/48
Internet IX
7500
FLC
FLC
OC3/12
SDH N
DSC (D/MUX)
E1
ADM
DSC (D/MUX)
CSU/DSU
AN EN
100M
CN
2 5
. G
RS38K G G MTU
RAS ADSL DSLAM
DS3/ OC3 DS3/ OC3
RS38K BD GSR
POS OC12/48 POS OC12/48
DWDM
7500
FLC
FLC
ADM
OC3
OC3/12
CSU/DSU
DSC (D/MUX)
KORNET-Metro
Metro Edge
AN
IX
Internet
CO
Metro POP
MTU
CO
AN
Metro POP CO
POS OC48
POS OC48
GbE
MTU
Customer
Metro Access
Metro Distribution
Metro Core
Function of Edge
Packet classification
User Application flows
SCER Concept
Bill
Before
SCER
At Edge
Bill
After
VPN Approach
Classification(L2/L3/L4) Rate-limiting/shaping(Service + L2/L3/L4) Application-level QoS (802.1p, Diff-Serv, MPLS) VPN (VLAN, IPsec, MPLS) Firewall Service/Policy Provisioning SLA
Service1) Internet access - BW: 5Mbps - QoS: Best-effort Price: 500,000 won/month Service 2) VPN stream 1 - BW: 1Mbps - QoS: Gold - Encryption: IPsec Price: 200,000 won/month Service 3) VPN stream 2 - BW: 10Mbps - QoS: Best-effort - Encryption: IPsec Price: 300,000 won/month Total: 1,000,000 won/month
Legacy ISP: SCN(Ethernet aggregation+QOS+IPsec VPN) + IP Routed Core Startup: SCN(Ethernet aggregation + QOS+ MPLS VPN) + MPLS Core MSP: SCN(Ethernet aggregation + QOS+ VLAN VPN) + VLAN Core
Edge Micro flows to Macro flows Customer Aggregation Service Creation Before Packet Network Flow Classification Customer Separation BW guarantee QoS/CoS Marking Network-Based VPN
GSR
100M
EN
CN
RS38K G G MTU
RAS ADSL DSLAM
DS3/ OC3 DS3/ OC3
RS38K
BD
7500
FLC
FLC
ADM
OC3
OC3/12
CSU/DSU
DSC (D/MUX)
Global Internet
MTU
L2 AN SCER
Enterprise
Game Bandwidth on demand 1) Rate-limiting/Shaping - Enterprise BW - 1kbps ( 2%) 2) Dynamic/Real-time Provisioning QoS - TCP (ftp): End-to-end flow control, Non-real-time, Packet loss (): Rate shaping - UDP (VoIP, Game): Real-time, game Loss : High delay priority
Game Portal
Video Headend
PSTN
5M
10/100
Global Internet
3M
IX
L2 AN SCER
IDC/ASP DBSP/CSP
Game
1 Gbps Uplink 100Mbps Customer link A A A Customer A
Game Portal
A
B B
Rate-Shaping
5Mbps
Video A Headend
Rate-Shaping
3Mbps Customer B
B PSTN
Rate-Shaping
1 Gbps Uplink 100Mbps Customer link A A A Customer A
A
B B
Rate-Shaping
5Mbps
Video A Headend
Rate-Shaping
3Mbps Customer B
B PSTN
Shaping (Delayed and Confirmed), not dropping! 5Mbps Traffic Service Rate Arrival Queued NWC service (shaping) 5Mbps
5M+Gold
10/100
Diff-Serv enabled
Global Internet
Enterprise
Game
100Mbps Customer A link Customer A 5Mbps: High-priority (Gold)
Game Portal
Video Headend
PSTN
Diff-Serv enabled
IX
MTU
L2 AN SCER
Enterprise
5/1M
Game
1 Gbps Uplink 100Mbps Customer link VoIP ftp ftp VoIP Mail Customer A 1Mbps (VoIP/Video): High-priority 5Mbps (Web, ftp, E-mail): Low-priority ftp ftp
Game Portal
ftp
Video ftp
PSTN
BO
BO
192.172.3/24
10/100
MTU
10/100
KORNET (Seoul)
SCER KORNET Private IP BB Backbone
L2 AN
SEU Internet
SEU
10/100
MTU
KORNET (Busan)
L2 AN
MTU
SEU
IP VPN
MTU
Metro Distribution Ethernet (L2/L3) Metro Core POS (L3)
MTU
Internet
SCER
()
WAN
Site-to-site VPN (BW on Demand)
MAN IP Routing Network
IP Routing Network (Metro/WAN) , MPLS Router H/W S/W VPN MAN WAN Router POS
SCER
WAN
Metro Edge IPsec SCN (Service Creation Node) SCN Internet access traffic, VPN traffic VPN traffic, IPsec service module (Encryption) Internet traffic, NAT service module (IP ) . SCN node Ethernet aggregation Service Creation (IPSEC VPN, Internet access, NAT, Firewall, QoS) .
Forecast of IP Service Switch Worldwide Sales: 2002 2006 (US$ M, Manufacturer Sales)
Qwest
Qwest IPSS Network VPN . 1999 Network-based VPN service . (May 2002) Network-based VPN service IP service 2002 Q2 . Qwest network-based service (Capex) (Opex) CPE-based . Nortel Shasta Cosine IPSX Nortel Shasta . Qwest
Multi-vendor approach , , .
. Qwest Nortel Cosine IPsec , Customer . Qwest IPSS 4 Network-based services (IPSEC VPN, Firewall, NAT and Routing for Internet Access) . , Network-based VPN service (IPSEC) Site-to-site Remote access service . Customer site premise Router Router VPN traffic Internet traffic IPSS port . IPSS VPN traffic IPSec tunnel Internet traffic edge router nexthop
.
Qwest 4 Network-based service . Intrusion detection Virus protection . VPN service IPSec , VPN MPLS service IPSS . Qwest Network-based VPN service CPE-based managed IPSec VPN service . 10 Network-based VPN service . Qwest 30% . CPE-based VPN Customer . Customer Networkbased VPN service Local loop encrypted . CPE-based managed VPN . Qwest IPSS . Qwest IPSS Criteria : Service available, Scalability, Reliability, Manageability, Cost, Support after the sale Qwest Service management system Web-based Customer provisioning tool . Qwest Qwest Priority .
HQ
203.3.3/24
10/100
10 Mbps
MTU SCER
L2 AN
Internet
MTU
L2 AN
SCER
SEU
HQ
203.3.3/24
10/100
3Mbps
10 Mbps
KORNET (Seoul) SCER KORNET Private IP BB Backbone MTU
Internet
10/100
MTU
L2 AN
SCER
SEU
MAN IPsec VPN service (Encrypted) VPN flow 1: BW=1Mbps, QoS=Gold Application: VoIP/Videoconferencing over VPN
HQ
203.3.3/24
10/100
MTU SCER
L2 AN
KORNET (Seoul) SCER VPN flow 2: BW=5Mbps, QoS=Best Effort Application: Intranet server access, FTP KORNET Private IP BB Backbone Internet MTU
10/100
SCER
SEU
Rate_f3
Rate_f5
f4
Encryption /Tunnel
RT lookup
Queue mgt
Flow queue
Rate_f7
GbE uplink
Static Priority Low Priority Traffic Metering Marking Traffic Metering Marking Traffic Metering Marking Traffic Metering Marking Encryption /Tunnel Encryption /Tunnel RT lookup ACL/FW /MFPC ACL/FW /MFPC Queue mgt Queue mgt Queue mgt Queue mgt Flow queue Flow queue Flow queue Flow queue Rate_f2
f5
Rate_f4
Rate_f6
f8 1. Customer identify
Rate_f8
RT lookup
- MAC Filtering
- ICMP Filtering 3. Traffic Classification {L3/L4}: VPN/Internet, flow 4. Traffic Metering 5. Marking (Diff-Serv) 6. IF VPN traffic - SPD (Security Policy Database) - SAD (Security Association Database)
Bundled Service
Bundled service (Triple play service): Bundled service , Telco, MSO, DBS SP .
DBS SP
2,000 1,800 1,600
Subscribers []
1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 116.9 - 10 1995 227.3 35 1996 HSD Primestar 330 104 1997 194 1998 Year 445.8 341 1999 526 667.9 1070 954.4
DirecTV
683
Echostar
2000 2001.12
DBS
service/highest picture quality 200+ digital channels/several HDTV channels Content includes local programming/no sports blackouts Extensive NVOD movie offerings
MSO
Cable passes 97% of the 105 M homes in US Take-rate for basic broadcast TV is 68% MSOs have been aggressively consolidating
Comcast/AT&T BB @ 22 M subscribers AOL/Time-Warner @ 13 M subscribers Charter @ 7 M subscribers Cox @ 6 M subscribers
Increases network bandwidth to 750 MHz Adds 200+ digital channels to 80 channel analog offering Drives fiber to down to 500 homes (as few as 150 homes) Enables two-way capability for Internet access & telephony
MSO
Internet
Access: Cable Modem leads ADSL 70% to 30% Now providing voice to 1.5% of homes Standards: Helping enable data & voice
Telephony: CableLabs
Minimizes broadcast video churn (~30%/year) => huge savings for operator Also, minimizes billing & operations expense
$5
$25-50 $10-30 $20-30 $30-60 $25-50
$80-150
40% of households somewhat/very interested in FS bundles MSOs expect ~$100/m from bundled customer May ultimately trigger permanent disconnect of Telco
TV
Ethernet
VoD HE
Video / Control/EPG Servers VoD/NVoD iTV manager servers
PP/CP
IP Encaps. (Video to IP)
Terrestrial Video TN
CPE
100BaseTX
GbE-R
GbE-R
GbE
POP Internet
ES
ES
GbE
L3
Apartment
GbE Broadcast TV traffic
Ethernet over VDSL
CPE
VDSL DSLAM
$77
$31
$0
$10
$70
$80
Total Broadcast TV Revenue = ~$40 B Average Broadcast TV Spending per Household = ~$32/m
Geographic Summary Of Subscribers - VOD Over IP Networks (thousands of total participants using VOD-over-IP Networks)
Geographic Summary Of Dollar Value - VOD Over IP Networks (Annual dollar value $ millions (US) geographic summary of dollar value of VOD-over-IP Networks) VOD over IP over DSL or Cable modem service , CATV VoD . 2006 , VoD over IP total participants 17.3M Service revenue $1.89B ( MDU/Home, DSL/Cable modem .) VoD over IP Contents Adult. 2002 Worldwide consumer VoD over IP service revenue $460M , 98% Adult contents service . VoD contents Family-oriented VoD Content Service 2004 Family-oriented VoD Content Service SVoD PPV participant Adult contents service user , 2006 Adult service . 2006 Worldwide consumer 40% High-speed Internet access connection VoD over IP service . Source: Consumer Oriented Video-On-Demand Via IP Networks, In-Stat, May 2002
Transport Network
Access Network
CPE/STB
Management/
Assumption discussion
Market MDU Market size: 100,000 HH ( 200,000HH /) MDU density: 1,000 HH/MDU , , Services Broadcast TV: 100 CHs (@4.2Mbps), : 25,000 VoD: 50 titles at local CO. 1000?, 4 NVoD(SVoD): 5 CHs(HBO, SpiceTV. @4.2Mbps) Internet: 30,000 Phone Service V+I V+I + SVoD V+I + B-TV V+I + SVoD +B-TV VoD participants
100 CHs ?/
PP/CP
IP Encaps. (Video to IP)
VoD/NVoD servers
TV middleware Server
GbE-R
live
Terrestrial Video TN
GbE-R
GbE
GbE
VoD HE
RPR (OC48) Ring GbE-R
GbE-R
VoD HE
POP Internet
ES
ES
L3
Cyber Apartment(MDU)
GbE-R CPE
100BaseTX
(1) Integrated Network: {Video Transport + Internet Access} Network MD: GbE/RPR(2.5G), MC: 10GbE/RPR(10G)/DWDM
GbE
ES
ES
L3
SP own fiber
(2) Separated Network: Video Transport Network, Internet Access Network VTN: MD: , MC: IAN: MD:, MC:
Summary
Metro Optical Ethernet (EoDF, EoS, EoRPR, EoDWDM) Metro access Metro Core , Emerging Service
Enterprise: BoD, QoS, VPN Residential: Video over IP Enough Fiber Infra Office Building Residential Access Network (DSL, CM) Internet User Residential BB Internet access
Korea
SP Vendor .
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