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8 Gbit Technology Update 2009

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Fritz Hartmann

SE Manager Germany

April 29th 2009


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2009 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc.All Rights Reserved.

2Brocade DCX Backbone FamilyJanuary 2009

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All or some of the products detailed in this presentation may still be under development andcertain specifications, including but not limited to, release dates, prices, and productfeatures, may change. The products may not function as intended and a production versionof the products may never be released. Even if a production version is released, it may be

materially different from the pre-release version discussed in this presentation.

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Brocade, the B-wing symbol, DCX, Fabric OS, File Lifecycle Manager, MyView, andStorageX are registered trademarks, and DCFM and SAN Health are trademarks of Brocade

Communications Systems, Inc., in the United States and/or in other countries. All otherbrands, products, or service names are or may be trademarks or service marks of, and areused to identify, products or services of their respective owners.


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Brocade 5100

8, 16, 24 ports

Brocade 48000

Director

Brocade 300

Brocade Data Center Fabric SolutionsBest-in-class solutions

BrocadeBladed ServerSwitch Modules

24, 32, 40 ports

48, 64, 80 ports

Brocade 5300

ExtensionSolutions

DCFM Management

BrocadeHost BusAdapters

BrocadeDCX Backbones

8Gb


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Complete Family of New 8 Gbit/sec Switches

Unmatched 8 Gbit/sec 1:1 performancein a single domain

Superior ease of use

Breakthrough features:

Adaptive networking, Integrated Routing

Native connectivity with all Brocade SANs:

Including McDATA native and open FICON cascading

Future-proofed investment

The first complete family of 8 Gbit/sec data center switches for end-to-endconnectivity; designed to meet the requirements of the evolving data center

Brocade 5300 48, 64, 80 ports




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Fibre Channel Integrated RoutingExtending the Value of 8 Gbit/sec Ports

Integrated Routing is a new feature available for 8 Gbit/sec:

Supported on Brocade DCX with FC8-xx Cards; Brocade 5300

and Brocade 5100 switchesLicense required

Flexibility and scalability:

Brocade DCX: 128 EX_Ports, 48 Front DomainsBrocade 5300: 80 EX_Ports, 32 Front Domains

Brocade 5100: 40 EX_Ports, 32 Front Domains

Native Connectivity:

EX_Port connection to M-EOS E_Ports

M-EOS McDATA Fabric and Open Fabric modes


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The Brocade DCX Backbone FamilyA new class of network infrastructure for the data center fabric

Two backbone models

Brocade DCX

Up to 384 FC/FICON ports

Large enterprise fabric core

Brocade DCX-4S

Up to 192 FC/FICON ports

Midsize enterprise fabric coreLarge enterprise edge or

application engine

Brocade

DCX

BrocadeDCX-4S


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Brocade DCXLarge enterprises

Up to 384 ports at full 8Gb speed

3.072 Tbit/sec* chassis bandwidth

256 Gbit/sec bandwidth per slot

1.5:1 oversubscribed; 1:1 withlocal switching

12-slot vertical card cage

Two Control Processor (CP) blades

Two Core Switching (CR) blades

Eight slots for port and specialtyblades

2 CP Blades

2 CR Blades

14U

4 ICLports

*Based on data rate

2.5 to 4.3XPerformance

Advantage


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Brocade DCX-4SMidsize enterprises

Up to192 ports at full 8Gb speed

1.536 Tbit/sec* chassis bandwidth

256 Gbit/sec bandwidth per slot

1.5:1 oversubscribed; 1:1 withlocal switching

8-slot horizontal card cage

Two Control Processor (CP) blades

Two Core Switching (CR) bladesFour slots for port and specialty

blades

CP BladesCR Blades

9U

9U height includes 8Uchassis height plus 1Ubottom exhaust shelf

ICL ports

*Based on data rate

3.0 to 3.4XPerformance

Advantage


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ApplicationsFibre Channel Port Blades IP and Routing

Brocade 48000 Director: 8 Gbit/sec Support

Brocade 480008 slots, multiprotocol

384 ports at 4 or 8 Gbit/sec

DirectorBlades

8 Gbit/sec local switching

8 x 8 Gbit/sec = 68 Gbit/sec frame trunking DPS exchange routing, even across blades

Low power draw and BTU

8 Virtual Tunnels per FCIP port

Latency, packet loss-tolerant 2048 iSCSI initiators/director

M-EOS native/open interop

FC8- 8 Gbit/sec Fibre Channel Blades

New 32- and 48-port qualified

Doubles ISL bandwidth

8 Gbit/sec for growing VM environments

Ready for 8 Gbit/sec tape, disk storage

Data migration

CDP, CRR Storage

virtualization

FC10-66p 10G FC

FC8-3232p 8G FC

FC8-1616p 8G FC

FC8-4848p 8G FC

FR4-18iRouting/FCIP

16p 4G FC, 2p GigE

FC4-16IPiSCSI

8p 4G FC, 8p GigE

FA4-18Applications


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Brocade DCX Backbone FamilyModular design with flexible blade options

16-, 32-, 48-port 8Gb FC blades

4Gb and 8Gb SFPs; auto-negotiate slower speeds

Universal FC/FICON ports (E, F, FL, M, EX)

Integrated Fibre Channel Routing (EX_Port)

Fabric-based encryption blade

6-port 10Gb FC blade for dark fiber

Application blade for EMC RecoverPoint

SAN extension blade16 4Gb ports, 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports

FCIP and FC Routing (alternate to integrated 8Gb FCR)

Brocade 48000Director utilizes

same blades exceptEncryption Blade


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ISL Trunking and Dynamic Path Selection

Dynamic Path Selection (DPS):

Loads distributed at exchange level across trunks

ASICs preserve in-order delivery within an exchange

Distributes loads from ports in any physical location

Frame-level trunking:

Frames distributed across up to eight 8Gb ISLs

Trunking distance up to 250 km

64 Gbit/sec

Total In:

64Gb

Total Out: 64Gb

8 G

8 G

8 G

88 G

4 G

4 G


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Native ConnectivityM-EOS Fabric Mode support

Adding Fabric OS directors or switches:

Add Brocade DCX Backbone or Brocade 48000 Director to the core:

384 ports, 8 Gbit/sec

Move Brocade M6064, M6140, or Mi10K to the edge

Add Fabric OS switches to the edge:

Brocade 300, 5100, and 5300 (8 Gbit/sec)

Fabric Mode stays the same

M-EOS M-EOS


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Encryption for Data-at-RestPlug-in, fabric-based applications

16-port, 8Gb encryption blade

Encryption of data on disk or tape

Up to 96 Gbit/sec of encryptionprocessing perblade:

48 Gbit/sec to tape (w/ compression)

Up to four blades per chassis

256-bit AES

Integrated with EMC/RSA, NetApp,and HP Key Management

BrocadeFS8-18


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EMC RecoverPoint on BrocadePlug-in, fabric-based applications

Continuous Data Protection (CDP)

Recover from hardware failure, human error,or corruption to a point in time

Continuous Remote Replication (CRR)

Replicate locally or over a WAN

Recover quickly from a site disaster

Integrated with EMC RecoverPoint

Eliminate the need for host agents and free

server resources

Scale the solution across heterogeneousenvironments

RPO ZeroRTO Seconds

BrocadeFA4-18


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Brocade ReliabilityHelping to keep data and applications highly available

Brocade Sample

size

Downtime per

unit (minutes)

Availability rate

Allproducts 26,593 0.53 99.99984%

Brocade switches and directors have a lower hardware

replacement rate than all other SAN vendors.

Rated #1 in Quality


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Energy Efficiency: Going Green

Brocade

DCX(384p x 8Gb)

Brocade

DCX-4S

(192p x 8Gb)

Br

48(38

ocade

0004p x 4Gb)

Cisco*

MDS 9509(192p x 8Gb)

Cisco*

MDS 9513(384p x 8Gb)

Watts 1,337 753 1,030 2,998 4,499

Cooling (BTU/hr) 4,563 2,570 3,515 10,232 15,355

Watts/Port 3.5 3.9 2.7 15.6 11.7

Watts/Gbit/sec 0.44 0.49 0.67 5.04 4.00

CO2 Emissions/yrmetric tons

4.6 2.8 3.8 11.0 16.5

Cisco MDS 9513 example uses 5 x 48p and 6 x 24p blades; MDS 8Gb blade #s preliminaryCisco MDS 9509 examples use 1 x 48p and 6 x 24p blades; MDS 8Gb blade #s preliminary

Try the Power Consumption Calculator at www.brocade.com/power

Brocade: Lowest power consumption

Lowest heat output

Lowest power per port

Lowest power per bandwidth

Lowest carbon footprint (CO2)
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Top TalkersAdvanced Performance Monitoring

Measures and ranks top bandwidth-consuming traffic in real time

SID/DID pairs

Identify stress points; bill-back

F_Port Top Talkers

Reports traffic on shared arrays

Reports VM traffic on shared ports

Fabric Top Talkers

Reports most bandwidth-consumingtraffic flows for an entire device

Available for all B-Series devicesrunning FOS 6.0


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Traffic Isolation Zones (Preferred Path)Adaptive Networking

Dedicate paths in fabric to:Prevent bandwidth-intensive traffic

from impacting other applications

Ensure that applications always havenecessary bandwidth

B- and M-Series fabrics; FCR

Example

BackupDedicated paths (red)

Some are trunks; some are ISLs

OracleNo TI zone affiliation

Can travel over any other path (black)

Backup traffic is isolated from Oracle

Backup

Oracle


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Vi l F b i


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Partition Brocade DCX

into Logical Switches

Virtual FabricsLogically partition a physical SAN

Connect Logical andunaware switches to

form Logical Fabrics

Isolate and manage by

app, business group,

customer, or traffic type(FC, FICON)

Partitioned BrocadeDCX using Virtual

FabricsLogicalSwitch 1

LogicalSwitch 2

1

Logical

Switch 3

2

UnawareBrocade 48000

LS 2

1

LS 1

2

Partitioned BrocadeDCX-4S using Virtual

Fabrics


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Partitioned BrocadeMi10k using LPARs

Partition 1

Partition 2

Brocade M6140 Logical fabrics

can operate inMcDATA Fabric

Mode or Open

Mode

Brocade DCX-4S in M-EOS EnvironmentsMi10K using LPARs: Add Brocade DCX-4S with Virtual Fabrics

Logical Switch 1

Logical Switch 2

Partitioned BrocadeDCX-4S using Virtual

Fabrics

Logical Fabric


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22Brocade DCX Backbone FamilyJanuary 2009 [Presentation Title]2H FY2008 GEO Boot Camp Presentation

May, 2008

Breadth and depth of solutions:

System z and open systemsDisk and tape

Small/medium enterprise to Global 1000

Superior performance across any distance:New Brocade Accelerator for FICON

Highest availability and efficiency

Best investment protection

Largest customer base

Full lifecycle services and support

Secure data movement across global enterprises is a fundamental requirement of

next-generation data centers. Brocade continues to innovate and lead the industry.

Brocade Extension Solution Advantages

Edge M3000

USD-X

7500 Extension Switch

FR4-18i ExtensionBlade for the Brocade

DCX and 48000Director

7500E Extension Switch

Enabling a new level of global datamobility for data center fabrics


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FOS VERSION 6.1.1WHATS MOVED TO DCFM


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Web Tools functionality moved to DCFMFOS Version 6.1.1

Web Tools Version 6.1.0 Function

Zone Admin Non-local switch ports display in zoning tree.

Non-local switch ports/WWNs can still be added using text box.

Zone Admin Print menu Print zone database summary

Zone Admin Tools menu Add un-zoned device (wizard)

Zone Admin Tools menu Remove offline or inaccessible devices (wizard)

Zone Admin Tools menu Replace offline or inaccessible devices (wizard)

Zone Admin Tools menu Define device alias (wizard)

Zone Admin Zone Config tab Analyze zone config

Zone Admin Zone Config tab Device accessibility matrix

Main Switch View Reports menu Fabric summary report

Main Switch View Monitor menu Fabric events report

FCIP Tunnel Configuration Not applicable to Embedded Switches

GigE Ports Interface/Route Not applicable to Embedded Switches


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BROCADE DCFM 10.3


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Fabric Management Market Segmentation

DCX BackboneExtension Products

FICONFCRFCIP

DCX-4S

EncryptionEMC ControlCenter Integration

TPC/Director Integration

Server Virtualization

FCoE / CEEHBAsS

ize

/complexity/functiona

lityofSAN

DCFMEnterprise(9,000 ports;

24 fabrics)

DCFMProfessional Plus

(2,560 ports; 4 fabrics)

DCFMProfessional

(1,000 ports; 1 fabric)


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DCFM Professional PlusA Mid-Market SAN Management Solution

Product Highlights:

Designed for environments that deploy smaller directors, fabric-based

encryption, mid-range extension products, etc.

Includes support for Brocade HBAs and virtualization

Target retail price approx 40% of DCFM Enterprise

Partner Integration:

EMC Control Center Integration

IBM TPC Single Sign On, Launch-In-Context, APIs programmatic integration

Brocade developed Management Pack for Microsoft System Center

Feature Summary:

Supports scalability of up to 2,560 ports and up to 4 fabrics (FOS and M-EOS)

Leverages a common architecture with DCFM Enterprise

Provides a seamless migration path from DCFM Professional

Enables integration with partner products via embedded SMI


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DCFM ScalabilityProfessional Plus Edition

Supported Client/Server Operating Systems:

Microsoft Windows: 2003 and 2008 Server, XP and Vista

Linux: Red Hat Linux AS 5, Ent. Linux 4 Advanced; SUSE Linux Ent. Server 10 SP1

Sun Solaris 10

VMware ESX Server 3.5

Guest OS supported: Windows 2003 Server, Linux Red Hat AS5, and SUSE Linux ES10

Data CenterFabric ManagerProfessional Plus

SMI integrated into DCFM

Professional Plus, same as

DCFM Enterprise

FOS or M-EOS Fabrics:

4 physical fabrics with up to:

60 switches

2,560 switch ports

4,096 hosts or storage devices

Mixed M-EOS/FOS Fabrics:

4 physical fabrics with up to:

60 switches 2,560 switch ports

4,096 hosts or storage devices


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DCFM Platform Comparison

Striker

DBMS (ODBC & JDBC)

DCFM Embedded SMI-S

Partner Software Integration

Encryption

HBA Management

48K

Elara

Spike

4Gb and 8Gb Switches

9,0002,5001,000No. of Ports

EOS, FOS, MixedEOS, FOS, MixedFOSType of Fabrics Supported

FICON

DCX

DCX-4S

2441No. of Fabrics

DCFM EnterpriseDCFM Professional PlusDCFM ProfessionalFeature


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