Verizon SDWAN 1 Day
5/6/2018
Alan Gardner
agardner@ctclc.com
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Class-Related
• Sign-in sheet
• Length and times
• Break and
lunchroom locations
• Attire
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Facilities-Related
• Course materials
• Site emergency
procedures
• Restrooms
• Telephones and faxes
•Name
•Company
•Timezone
•Networking Experience
•SDWAN Experience
•Expectations
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• 310+ labs for Customers, Partners and Cisco Employees.
• From scripted demos to fully customizable labs with administrative access!
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• Scenario 1 – An overview of the SD-WAN vManage dashboard and Zero Touch
• Scenario 2 – Hybrid WAN connectivity over multiple WAN transport connections. Using IP
• Scenario 3 – business defined insertion of services (FW, IPS, IDS, etc.) utilizing
• Scenario 4 – simplicity of using application firewalling policies centrally. Various
Provisioning (ZTP).
as transport to create flexible data plane topologies from full-mesh to Hub-n-Spoke to
any arbitrary topologies.
centralized policies.
applications and/or flows would not be allowed between sites. Simple centralized policy
activation would enforce such policies to any site on the overlay.
• Scenario 5 -Application aware routing along with arbitrary topology networking to show
the business policy driven view of application classification, connectivity and QoS
provisioning.
branches could prefer one Data Center over the other as a regional Internet exit.
• Scenario 6 – Policy driven Data Center preferences for different branches. A subset of
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• Two or more circuits
• All MPLS or MPLS and
INET/LTE
• Active/Standby
Redundancy
Internet/SaaS access
•
backhauled via DC
IaaS
SaaS
DC2 (DR)
DC1
DCI
MPLS1
MPLS2/
INET
Branch1
Branch2
Branch3
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End-point flexibility:
• Physical or virtual
• Rich services or lite
• Branch, Agg, Cloud
USERS
DEVICES
THINGS
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Cloud Delivered
Analytics
SD-WAN
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Cloud
OnRamp
WAN
LEARNING
DNA Center
Policy
Automation
Analytics
I NTENT
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Cloud delivered WAN with
operational simplicity & analytics
3
Application QoE
…
Use-Cases
CONTEX T
Intent-based
Network Infrastructure
Apps
DC
IaaS
SaaS
vDC
0
Transport Independent
WAN Fabric
SECURI TY
2
Superior security architecture –
cloud based & on-prem
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Cloud-Delivered
Architecture
Application
Quality of Experience
Comprehensive
Security
Agile
Operations
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Applying SDN Principles onto the Wide Area Network
vAnalytics
vManage
vBond
APIs
3rd Party
Automation
vSmart Controllers
MPLSMPLSMPLS
INET
INET
INET
4G4G4G
vEdge Routers
Cloud
Data Center
Campus
Branch
CoLo
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Management/
Orchestration Plane
Control Plane
Data Plane
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Orchestration Plane
First point of authentication
Distributes list of vSmarts/
vManage to all vEdge routers
Facilitates NAT traversal
vAnalytics
Data Plane
Physical of virtual
Zero Touch Provisioning
Establishes secure fabric
Implements data plane policies
Exports performance statistics
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vManage
vBond
APIs
3rd Party
Automation
vSmart Controllers
MPLSMPLSMPLS
INET
INET
INET
4G4G4G
Management Plane
Single pane of glass for Day0, Day1
•
and Day2 operations
• Multitenant or single-tenant
Centralized provisioning,
•
troubleshooting and monitoring
•
RBAC and APIs
Control Plane
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Dissimilates control plane information
between vEdges
Distributes data plane policies
Implements control plane policies
vEdge Routers
Cloud
Data Center
Campus
Branch
CoLo
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Multitenant
vSmart
Controllers
Cloud
Data Center
Secure
SD-WAN Fabric
REST API
GUI
vManage
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A
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Private/Hosted/Managed
Cloud
vBond
Secure
Control Plane
vEdge Router
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MPLS
INET
4G
Data Center
Small Office
Home Office
Campus
Branch
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Analytics
Monitoring
Operations
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Application
SLA
Traffic
Engineering
Per-Segment
Topologies
APPLICATION POLICIES
Secure
Perimeter
Cloud
Path
Cloud
Accel
Transport
Hub
Routing
Multicast
Svc Insertion Survivability
Security Segmentation
QoS
SERVICES DELIVERY PLATFORM
Broadband
MPLS
Cellular
ZERO TOUCH
TRANSPORT INDEPENDENT FABRIC
The Cisco SDWAN pricing model consists of two components
1.Subscription* license (1YR, 3YR and 5YR) for Viptela software charged per
CPE. This cost is dependent on two factors:
• Service bandwidth. Slide 5 covers how service bandwidth is calculated.
• Features: Slide 3 covers feature buckets.
2.Perpetual cost of Viptela CPE element.
Perpetual cost of
Perpetual cost of
Viptela CPE
Viptela CPE
hardware
hardware
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Subscription cost of
Subscription cost of
Viptela software
Viptela software
(Includes SD-WAN
(Includes SD-WAN
controller + CPE
controller + CPE
software)
software)
Operational cost
Operational cost
of Viptela solution
of Viptela solution
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Transition to new subscription offers
Existing
Viptela Offers**
(Pro, Plus, Enterprise)
Cisco Perpetual WAN
Offers***
Transition to new
subscription offers*
Adding new subscription
offers****
3/5 Year Subscription
Cisco ONE Advantage
DNA Advantage
DNA Essentials
One consistent offer | All enterprise routing platforms | Software support included
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*Moving to Cisco GPL. Early orderability Mar 27th, 2018. Full orderability Apr 30th, 2018.
**Viptela Pro, Plus and Enterprise licenses will be discontinued after
transition.
***A-la-carte & Cisco ONE WAN perpetual offers will continue to be offered.
****New subscription licenses will be orderable on 27th March 2018.
Capabilities for Cloud Managed through vManage
DNA Essentials
Connectivity
VPN Overlay, Topology: Hub-n-spoke,
NAT, Split tunnel,
2 VPNs: 1 transport, 1 service side
VPN with L2 or L3
Security
Encryption: AES-256,
Policy support: Local ACL only, Data policy
Application Experience
QoS (classification, policing, remarking,
scheduling), App-aware routing (5 tuple only), DPI
for visibility, App visibility (name, throughput)
Management
Viptela vManage platform, Zero Touch
Provisioning, Day 0 , day 1, day N Changes
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5
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DNA Advantage (Include
DNA Essentials)
Connectivity
Service-side routing, Mesh topology, Multicast
VPNs: 5 (1 transport, 4 service side)
Security
Control policy
Advanced policies: Service chaining, extranet
Application Experience:
DPI for app-aware routing and policies
SaaS on-ramp (was CloudExpress)
TCP Optimization
Management & Orchestration
End to end SD-WAN policy orchestration,
network and application trouble shooting
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5
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5
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3
C1 Advantage (Include
DNA Essentials & DNA
Advantage)
Connectivity: VPNs: Up to system scale
Advanced Application Experience
WAN Full stack WAAS
Analytics:
VAnalytics platform
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Platforms Supported Now: vedge
Platforms Support Post July: ISR, ASR, ENCS
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