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Point of Presence
Topologies
PoP Topologies
p Core
PoP Design
p Modular
Design
p Aggregation Services separated according
to
connection speed
n customer service
n contention ratio
n security considerations
n
Web Cache
Backbone link
to another PoP
Backbone link
to another PoP
Network
Core
Consumer cable,
xDSL and
wireless Access
Consumer
DIal Access
MetroE customer
aggregation layer
Network
Operations
Centre
Channelised circuits
for leased line circuit delivery
IGP implementation
p Modular
iBGP implementation
IGP implementation
p Modular
iBGP implementation
PoP Modules
p Low
PSTN/ISDN dialup
n Low bandwidth needs
n Low revenue, large numbers
n
p Leased
10
PoP Modules
p Broad
p MetroE
11
PoP Modules
p PoP
Core
p Border
Network
12
PoP Modules
p ISP
Services
p Hosted
Services/DataCentres
13
PoP Modules
p Network
Operations Centre
p Out
n
14
Access Network
Gateway Routers
Primary Rate
T1/E1
Access Servers
PSTN lines to
modem bank
To Core Routers
PSTN lines to
built-in modems
TACACS+/Radius
proxy, DNS resolver,
Content
15
Aggregation Edge
Channelised T1/E1
To Core Routers
Mixture of channelised
T1/E1, 56/64K and
nx64K circuits
16
Aggregation Edge
Metro Ethernet
Channelised T3/E3
To Core Routers
Channelised OC3/OC12
17
DSLAM
BRAS
IP, ATM
Cable RAS
Access Network
Gateway Routers
To Core Routers
18
WWW
cache
DNS
POP3
secondary
Mail
Relay
NEWS
DNS
cache
19
Customer 1
Customer 3
Customer 5
Customer 7
Customer 2
Customer 4
Customer 6
20
Border Module
To local IXP
NB: router has no default route +
local AS routing table only
ISP1
ISP2
Network
Border Routers
To core routers
21
NOC Module
Critical Services
Module
To core routers
Corporate LAN
Out of Band
Hosted Network
Gateway Routers
Management Network
Firewall
2811/32async
Billing, Database
and Accounting
Systems
22
Terminal server
To the NOC
NetFlow
enabled
routers
NetFlow
Collector
Out of Band Ethernet
23
Backbone Network
Design
24
Backbone Design
p Routed
Backbone
p Switched Backbone
n
Virtually obsolete
p Point-to-point
n
circuits
p ATM/Frame
25
design standardised
p ISP
26
ISP Services
Backup
Operations Centre
POP Two
Customer
connections
Customer
connections
ISP Services
POP One
POP Three
ISP Services
External
connections
Operations Centre
External
connections
27
Backbone Links
p ATM/Frame
Relay
p Leased
Line/Circuit
28
29
30
POP One
POP Three
Alternative/Backup Path
31
to be cheaper
Circuit concentration
n Choose from multiple suppliers
n
p Think
big
More redundancy
n Less impact of upgrades
n Less impact of failures
n
32
Metropolitan Links
POP One
POP Three
Metropolitan Links
33
Upstream Connectivity
and Peering
34
Transits
p
Only one
p
Too many
p
p
p
no redundancy
more difficult to load balance
no economy of scale (costs more per Mbps)
hard to provide service quality
Common Mistakes
p
No diversity
n
n
Peers
p
Public peer
n
Common Mistakes
p Mistaking
p Ignoring/avoiding
competitors because
they are competition
n
Private Interconnection
p Two
Private Interconnection
Upstream
Upstream
ISP2
PR
PR
ISP1
PR = peering router
n
n
n
n
Public Interconnection
p Service
provider participates in an
Internet Exchange Point
It exchanges prefixes it originates into the
routing system with the participants of the IXP
n It chooses who to peer with at the IXP
n
41
Public Interconnection
Upstream
ISP6-PR
ISP5-PR
IXP
ISP4-PR
ISP3-PR
ISP1
ISP2-PR
ISP1-PR
42
Public Interconnection
p
Connected to a second switch (if the IXP has two more more
switches)
Interconnected with the original router (and part of iBGP mesh)
43
Public Interconnection
Upstream
ISP6-PR
ISP1-PR2
ISP5-PR
IXP
ISP4-PR
ISP3-PR
ISP1-PR1
ISP1
ISP2-PR
Two routers
Two independent links
Separate switches (if IXP has two or more switches)
44
Upstream/Transit Connection
p Two
n
scenarios:
Which means bandwidth is cheap, plentiful, easy to
provision, and easily upgraded
p Each
45
ISP1
AR
BR
Transit
46
Transit
BR
ISP1
AR2
47
48
points to consider:
49
Transit
BR1
AR2
ISP1
BR2
Upgrade scenario:
n
n
n
Summary
p Design
n
Private interconnects
p
Public interconnects
p
considerations for:
51
Addressing
52
ARIN http://www.arin.net
APNIC http://www.apnic.net
North America
n
AfriNIC http://www.afrinic.net
LACNIC http://www.lacnic.net
54
http://www.cymru.com/Documents/bogonlist.html
56
57
p
p
59
60
One
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223.10.0.1
223.10.6.255 /24
Infrastructure Loopbacks
Customer assignments
p Phase
Two
223.10.0.0/20
223.10.0.1
223.10.5.255
/24
/24
Original assignments
223.10.15.255
New Assignments
61
Addressing Plans
Planning
p Registries
62
infrastructure allocation
p Document
customer allocation
Contained in iBGP
n Eases operation, debugging and management
n Submit network object to RIR Database
n
63
Routing Protocols
64
Routing Protocols
p IGP
p EGP
p No
65
backbone scaling
Hierarchy
n Modular infrastructure construction
n Limiting scope of failure
n Healing of infrastructure faults using dynamic
routing with fast convergence
n
66
to large network
Hierarchy
n Limit scope of failure
n
p Policy
67
Interior
n
n
n
n
Automatic neighbour
discovery
Generally trust your IGP
routers
Prefixes go to all IGP
routers
Binds routers in one AS
together
Exterior
n
n
n
n
Specifically configured
peers
Connecting with outside
networks
Set administrative
boundaries
Binds ASs together
68
Interior
n
Carries ISP
infrastructure addresses
only
ISPs aim to keep the
IGP small for efficiency
and scalability
Exterior
n
n
n
Carries customer
prefixes
Carries Internet
prefixes
EGPs are independent
of ISP network topology
69
BGP4
and OSPF/ISIS
BGP4
IXP
Static/BGP4
Customers
70
Routing Protocols:
Choosing an IGP
p Review
n
p ISP
71
Routing Protocols:
IGP Recommendations
p
If you can count the routers and the point to point links
in the backbone, that total is the number of IGP entries
you should see
IGP details:
n
n
n
72
Routing Protocols:
More IGP recommendations
p To
n
Using ip unnumbered on customer point-topoint links saves carrying that /30 in IGP
p
73
Routing Protocols:
iBGP Recommendations
p iBGP
74
Routing Protocols:
More iBGP Recommendations
p Scalable
iBGP features:
75
Security
76
Security
p
p
p
p
Protect themselves
Help protect their customers from the Internet
Protect the Internet from their customers
77
security
78
of Service Attacks
eg: smurfing
n see http://www.denialinfo.com
n
p Effective
filtering
79
81
optional!
p Allows access to network equipment in
times of failure
p Ensures quality of service to customers
Minimises downtime
n Minimises repair time
n Eases diagnostics and debugging
n
82
p Full
83
Equipment Rack
Router, switch
and ISP server
consoles
Ethernet
84
to the NOC
p Full
85
Test Laboratory
86
Test Laboratory
p Designed
n
p Used
87
Test Laboratory
p Some
88
Test Laboratory
p Cant
p Every
89
Operational
Considerations
90
Operational Considerations
Operational Considerations
Maintenance
p Never
p Never
n
p Never
n
do maintenance on a Friday
do maintenance on a Monday
Operational Considerations
Support
p Differentiate
p Network
93
Operational Considerations
NOC Communications
p NOC
94
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96
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