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FABRICS & INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCTS

VSP 8400 PHASE 2 ETHERNET SWITCHING MODULES

8418XTQ 10/40G combination ESM (EC8404006-E6)

– 16 x 100M/1000M/10GBASE-T RJ45 Copper and 2 x 40GBASE-QSFP+ ports

– MACsec* supported on 10G RJ45 ports (1G & 10G speeds only)

– MACsec* supported on channelized 10G interfaces

8424GS 1G fiber ESM (EC8404007-E6)

– 24 x 100/1000BASE-X SFP ports.

– MACsec* supported at 100M & 1G speeds

8424GT 1G copper ESM (EC8404008-E6)

– 24 x 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ45 Copper ports

– MACsec* supported at 10M, 100M & 1G speeds

*Requires Premier + MACsec license to use


8424GS: 24 x 100/1000BASE-X SFP

Two LEDs per port – Link/Activity and In Use (Speed)

One LED per 10G port – Link/Activity

Two LEDs per 40G port – Link/Activity and Opt(ion)

Two LEDs per port – Link/Activity and Speed

8424GT: 24 x 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ45

8418XTQ: 16 x 100M/1G/10G SFP/SFP+ & 2x40G QSFP+


VSP 8400 PHASE 2 ETHERNET SWITCHING MODULES



PORT LICENSED VSP 7200

Port Licensed VSP 7254XSQ (EC7200?3B-E6* or EC7200?3F-E6*)

– Total of 54 ports (48 x 1/10G SFP+ & 6 x 40G QSFP+)

– 24 x 1/10G SFP+ & 4 x 40G QSFP+ ports factory enabled (Logical slot 1, Ports: 1 – 24; Logical slot 2, Ports: 1 – 4)

– PLDS Port license (386914) required to enable remaining 24 x 1/10G SFP+ & 2 x 40G QSFP+

– Logical slot 1, Ports: 25 – 48; Logical slot 2, Ports: 5 - 6

Port Licensed VSP 7254XTQ (EC7200?4B-E6* or EC7200?4F-E6*)

– Total of 54 ports (48 x 100M/1G/10G RJ-45 & 6 x 40G QSFP+)

– 24 x 100M/1G/10G RJ-45 & 4 x 40G QSFP+ ports factory enabled (Logical slot 1, Ports: 1 – 24; Logical slot 2, Ports: 1 – 4)

– PLDS Port license (386914) required to enable remaining 24 x 100M/1G/10G RJ-45 & 2 x 40G QSFP+

– Logical slot 1, Ports: 25 – 48; Logical slot 2, Ports: 5 - 6

Hardware baseline same as VSP 7254XSQ and VSP 7254 XTQ

Port license can be used on its own if only base software features and all ports are required

Existing VSP 8000/7200 Premier or Premier + MACsec applicable to these models too.

*Use regional code “B-F” in place of “?” for the right power cord

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VOSS 5.0 - FABRIC EXTEND

Dinesh Rego


VOSS 5.0 - FABRIC EXTEND

OVERVIEW

Allows extension of Fabric Connect (SPBm) over third party transport networks – Introduces logical IS-IS NNI interface capability

– For IP tunneling, a VXLAN header is added to SPB packets

– For hub site using point to point Ethernet connections to spokes, logical IS-IS NNI interfaces with B-VID translation are used

Full fabric capabilities remain intact

Hub and Spoke as well as Mesh topologies are supported

Fabric Extend can be deployed over the following networks: – MPLS IP-VPN WAN to extend Fabric Connect to branch offices

– Campus IP Backbone (Fabric Connect deployment across legacy networking/competitor’s products)

– E-LAN/VPLS WAN Infrastructure (Hub and Spoke over Service Provider Layer 2 Broadcast segment)

– MPLS Pseudo-wire/E-Line (point to point) Ethernet Infrastructure (Hub and Spoke over Service Provider VLAN Tunnels) – uses Logical IS-IS interfaces at the hub site with B-VID translation


FABRIC EXTEND OVER IP WAN

USING VRF

Choose this option when provider IP infrastructure is “public”


FABRIC EXTEND OVER VPLS/E-LAN

USING GRT

Choose this option for ELAN/VPLS Ethernet WAN/MAN service


FABRIC EXTEND OVER MPLS PSEUDO-WIRE/E-LINE

USING GRT

Two dedicated VLAN IDs (VIDs) are mapped from Hub to Spoke sites. Logical

IS-IS Interfaces translate BVIDs to map them to the per branch provider VIDs.

Choose this option when provider IP infrastructure is “private”


FABRIC EXTEND

OPERATIONAL NOTES

Software baseline: VOSS 5.0 and ONA 1.0

Hardware baseline: (VSP 4000 +/- ONA), VSP 7200, VSP 8200 & VSP 8400

Premier license required on VOSS – VSP 4000, VSP 7200, VSP 8200 & VSP 8400

VSP 7200, 8200 and 8400 support VXLAN Tunneling in hardware, so no ONA is required

VSP 4000 does not support VXLAN Tunneling in hardware, hence an ONA is required to do the tunneling

– One ONA required per VSP 4000 where FE tunnels need to be terminated

Logical Interface Count per device or port:

– VSP 4450, VSP 7200, VSP 8200 and VSP 8400: 250

– VSP 4850: 24

Fragmentation and reassembly is required if IP MTU <1594 bytes

– VSP 4000 + ONA combination is required for fragmentation and reassembly wherever FE tunnels need to be terminated

– Fragmentation and reassembly in done by the ONA

– VSP 7200, VSP 8200 and VSP 8400 do not support fragmentation and reassembly

– Combining VSP 7200, VSP 8200 and VSP 8400 with ONA is not supported

The products below can be combined for FE if fragmentation and reassembly is not a requirement:

– (VSP 4000 + ONA), VSP 7200, VSP 8200 & VSP 8400

Optional Fabric Extend Manager with Avaya Fabric Orchestrator to manage tunnel configuration in an FE-domain

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VOSS & IPV6 ROUTING

Dinesh Rego


VOSS 5.1 – IPV6 ROUTING OVERVIEW

IPv6 Multicast Routing

– Multicast Listener Discovery (MLDv1/v2)

– Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM) with IPv6

IPv6 Routing and Edge features

– Alternative Route

– DHCP Snooping and Neighbor Discovery Inspection

– Equal Cost Multipath (ECMP)

VRRPv3 for IPv4 and IPv6

RIPE-554 Feature list: https://www.ripe.net/publications/docs/ripe-554#requirements3

Delivers final set of features for RIPE 554 Compliance

https://www.ripe.net/publications/docs/ripe-554#requirements3





VOSS – IPV6 ROUTING OVERVIEW

VOSS 4.1

IPv6 Routing

– Static Routes

– SMLT/RSMLT with vIST

– VRRPv3

– OSPFv3

– 6-in-4 Tunnel

– RADIUS v6

IPv6 ACLs

IPv6 Shortcut Routing with Fabric Connect

Inter VSN Routing for IPv6

Features delivered in previous releases

VOSS 5.0

IPv6 1st Hop Security Features (DHCP & RA

Guard)

RIPng

BGP+ (IPv6 route exchange w/ IPv4 peering)

IPv6 support for up to 64 CLIP addresses

IPv4/v6 Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding

OSPFv3 RFC update from 2740 to 5340

OSPF Graceful Restart

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AVAYA FABRIC ORCHESTRATOR

Dinesh Rego


INTRODUCING AVAYA FABRIC ORCHESTRATOR

Powerful appliance based solution

Delivers unified management today - and will evolve to support critical SDN capabilities – all in one tightly integrated package

Supports both traditional and SDN-enabled devices enabling a single operational environment as customer’s evolve their networks



High level architecture



New features

User Interface

– Integrated UI for all components, Single Pane of Glass Discovery

– Single Discovery Engine with single Inventory, Default Domains Monitoring

– Scalability (20000 managed objects)

– One Trap / Syslog Viewer

– Customizable Event Handling

– More than 40 built-in reports Configuration

– Scalability (5000 devices)

– Fabric Extend Manager Self Management

– Appliance Device Manager & tools to perform maintenance & admin tasks for AFO’s services Software Upgrades

– Software Upgrade Manager for Fault, Configuration, Provisioning, Flow Manager

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DEEP DIVE ON ERS4000 AND

ERS5000 SERIES

Prasad Pammidimukkala


ETHERNET SWITCHING PORTFOLIO

Mapping the Products

Fabric Connect-enabled 1

– 1

0G

bE

1 –

40

Gb

E 1

– 1

00

Gb

E

Features & Functionality

ERS 3500

ERS 8800

VSP 9000

Conventional

VSP 4000 ERS 4800 ERS 5900

VSP 7200

VSP 8400

VSP 8200

ERS 4900


WHAT CHANGED IN 2015 – WHAT’S NEW 2016

End of Sale

– ERS4500 Series

– ERS5500 Series

– ERS5600 Series

New Products- 2015

– ERS 5900 Release 7.0

– ERS5928GTS

– ERS5928GTS-PWR+

– ERS5952GTS

– ERS5952GTS-PWR+

– ERS 3550T, ERS3550T-PWR+

New Products- 2016

– ERS 4900 / ERS 5900 release 7.1

– ERS 4950GTS, ERS4950GTS-PWR+

– ERS 4926GTS, ERS4926GTS-PWR+

– ERS 5928GTS-uPWR

– ERS 4900 / ERS5900 release 7.2

– ERS59100GTS

– ERS59100GTS-PWR+


Introduces next-generation hardware to the mainstream product line

– 24 or 48 x Gigabit access ports

– 2 x 10 Gigabit network uplinks

– PoE/PoE+ support

– Stackable Chassis rated at 52Gbps per Switch, and up to 416Gbps

Mature, proven feature-rich Operating System software

Avaya SDN FxTM network virtualization & auto-attachment

ETHERNET ROUTING SWITCH 4900 SERIES

Overview & Highlights – GA April 2016

Leverages latest & greatest hardware

Supports new & emerging Standards

Integrated Network Virtualization

Lifetime Warranty

Highlights


SUMMARY OF ERS 4900 MODELS

4 new hardware models

Gigabit Ethernet access ports & 10 Gigabit Ethernet network uplinks

24+2 & 48+2 port options

PoE/PoE+ options

Field-replaceable Power Supplies

Fixed side to side air flow

Advanced Fabric Connect and IP networking

416Gbps Stackable Chassis architecture

Unified BOSS for ERS 4900/5900

– Enables, where possible, feature harmonization across platforms

New Hardware Summary – GA April 2016


ERS 4900 SERIES

ERS 4926GTS – 24 x Gigabit RJ45, plus 2 x 10 Gigabit SFP+

– 1 x 250W AC Power Supply, optional second PSU

ERS 4926GTS-PWR+ – 24 x Gigabit RJ45 with PoE/PoE+, plus 2 x 10 Gigabit SFP+

– 1 x 1,025W AC Power Supply, optional second PSU

ERS 4950GTS – 48 x Gigabit RJ45, plus 2 x 10 Gigabit SFP+

– 1 x 250W AC Power Supply, optional second PSU

ERS 4950GTS-PWR+ – 48 x Gigabit RJ45 with PoE/PoE+, plus 2 x 10 Gigabit SFP+


New ERS 4900 Models


ERS 4800 & ERS 4900 MODELS

ERS 4800

– Customers seeking to augment existing ERS 4500/4800 deployments, needing to extend existing Wiring Closets, including hybrid ERS 4500/4800 stacking support

– Customers seeking to extend ERS 4800 deployments, maintaining a consistent inventory and simplifying sparing

– Customers requiring JITC certification; i.e. US Federal

ERS 4900

– Customers that are deploying to net-new Wiring Closets, and are comfortable managing a mixed inventory environment, or do not seek hybrid stacking with ERS 4500

– Customers that are deploying to net-new locations, where there is no issue of mixed hardware

– Customers seeking to replace ERS 4500 deployments to gain capabilities such as Fabric Connect/Fabric Attach, PoE+, or field-swappable PSU

– Customers new to the Avaya portfolio, with no complication of legacy ERS 4500/4800 product

Product Positioning


Introduces next-generation hardware to the Unified Access Switch Portfolio

– 24 or 48 x Gigabit access ports

– 4 x 10 Gigabit network uplinks

– Back-to-Front or Front-to-Back Cooling options

– PoE/PoE+/UPoE support

– MACsec-ready hardware

– Stackable Chassis rated at 84Gbps per Switch, and up to 672Gbps per Chassis

Mature, proven feature-rich Operating System software

SDN FxTM network virtualization & auto-attachment

ETHERNET ROUTING SWITCH 5900 SERIES

Overview & Highlights

Leverages latest & greatest hardware

Supports new & emerging Standards

Integrated Network Virtualization

Lifetime Warranty

Highlights


ERS 5900 SERIES

ERS 5928GTS-uPWR

– 24 x Gigabit RJ45 with Universal PoE, plus 4 x 10 Gigabit SFP+


– Front-to-Back or Back-to-Front Airflow

Universal PoE, up to 60W per port

– Original 802.3af/802.3at is based on 2-Pair, whereas UPoE is 4-Pair (essentially 2 x 802.3at)

– VDI Terminals, Nurse Call Systems, IP Turrets for financial trading, building management gateways, LED lights, high-power Wireless Access Points or IP Phones, etc

ERS 5900 Models – new in 7.1 – GA April 2016


STACKABLE SWITCHES LIFETIME WARRANTY

Lifetime Hardware Warranty

– Next Business Day Advanced Shipment

– Includes Power Supplies & Fans

Lifetime Technical Support

– Basic Technical support for life

– Advanced Technical Support for first 90 days

Lifetime Software Updates

– Access to updates, if and when published Innovative Warranty that

complements Avaya’s genuine TCO advantage

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DEEP DIVE ON WIRELESS LAN 9100

Vamshidhar Doma


AVAYA WLAN 9100 SOLUTION

Portfolio Overview

WAP

9112

WAP

9114

WAP

9122

WAP

9123

WAP

9132

WAP

9133

WAP

9144

WAE

9132 External

WAO

9122 Outdoor

WAO

9132 Outdoor

WAP

9172/

9173

Wall mount

802.11ac

2x2 AP

Price Optimized

802.11ac

2x2 AP

802.11n

2x2 AP

802.11n

3x3 AP

802.11ac

2x2 AP

802.11ac

3x3 AP

802.11ac

Wave 2

4x4 AP

Plenum rated

802.11ac

2x2 AP

802.11n

2x2 AP

802.11ac

2x2 AP

802.11ac

2x2/3x3

2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 2 Radios 4 Radios

Common Advanced Feature Set

Integrated Controller

On-Premise or Cloud Management (future)

AOS-Lite Software AOS Software

Application Control

Software Programmable Radios

Fabric Attach


WAP9144

Next Generation 802.11ac Wave 2 Indoor Access Point

WAP9144xx-E6 – Two 4x4 802.11ac Wave 2 Radios

– Software Programmable Radios – Concurrent 802.11ac Wave 2 on both radios

– MU-MIMO – 4 simultaneous users

– Explicit Beam Forming

– 160MHz Bonding – For home office use. Not recommended for Multiple AP deployments in Enterprises

– Zero Wait DFS*

– AirIQ – Spectrum Analysis*

– Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)*

Physical interfaces – 2 x 1GigE ports (Link aggregation, bonding, daisy chain)

– Maximum Power 24 W ( Requires PoE+)

Software – AOS version 8.1.0 or later

– WOS version 7.5.5 or later

Positioning – Enterprises seeking Future Proof, High Performance, Feature Rich solution.

– All Indoor 802.11ac Wave 2 deployments

– Deployments requiring BLE Support

* HW capability in release 8.1 – software support added in upcoming releases.


802.11AC WAVE 2

Multi User Multiple-In-Multiple-Out (MU-MIMO)

– Multi-User MIMO allows the spatial streams of an access point (AP) to be allocated across multiple receiving clients.

– 802.11ac MU-MIMO works by directing some of the spatial streams to one client and other spatial streams to other clients on the same channel, up to four at a time

Beam Forming

– A process by which the transmitter directs its energy towards the receiver to increase the SNR and data rate of the transmission.

– 802.11ac only utilizes Explicit Feedback beam forming.

– AP sends a pre-known sounding frame to a receiving client.

– The receiving client measures the difference between the original frame and the received frame.

– It then sends the measured differences back to the AP.

– The AP now knows the outbound RF characteristics of the channel and can apply adjustments to its transmitted frames.

Technological Advancements


802.11AC WAVE 2

Spatial Streams

– 802.11ac Increases the number of antennas and spatial streams from a maximum of four on 802.11n to a maximum of eight contributing to a much higher maximum data rates (up to 6.93Gbps)

– Current Wave 2 Radios in the market support up to 4 Spatial Streams allowing for 4 User MU-MIMO.

– WAP9144 is a 4U MU-MIMO while most of the competitive 802.11ac Wave 2 APs in the market are 3U MU-MIMO.

Channel Bonding

– Combines eight adjacent 20MHz channels or two unique 80 MHz Channels into a single 160MHz channel providing increased throughput.

– Quadruples the band-width that is available with 40MHz channels in 802.11n

– Using 160MHz channels is not recommended for enterprise environments in order to avoid Co-Channel Interference in multiple AP deployments

Data Rates

– The combination of 160MHz channels and increased spatial streams up to eight enables the following data rates for 802.11ac Wave 2



Feature 802.11n 802.11ac Wave 1 802.11ac Wave 2

Spatial Streams 3 (up to 4*) 3 (up to 4*) 4 (up to 8*)

Multi User MIMO No No Yes (4 Users)

Modulation 64QAM 256QAM 256QAM

Frequency Band 2.4GHz & 5GHz 5GHz Only 5GHz Only

A-MPDU Frame Aggregation 64 kbytes 1 mbyte 1 mbyte

Max Data Rate 450 mbps (up to 600 mbps*) 1.3 gbps 3.47 gbps (up to 6.93 gbps*)

Adjacent Channel Bonding 40MHz 80MHz 160MHz

Non-Adjacent Channel Bond (80+80) No No Yes

Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation No No Yes

Implicit Feedback Beam forming Yes No No

Explicit Feedback Beam forming Yes No Yes

* Not supported on current Avaya Products

802.11AC WAVE 2



WAP9114

802.11ac Wave 1 Indoor Access Point at 802.11n Cost

WAP9114xx-E6

– Two 2x2 Radios

– Fixed Radios - 802.11bgn (2.4GHz) & 802.11ac Wave 1 (5GHz)

– Enterprise Security, QoS

– Layer 2 Roaming

– Device Fingerprinting

– Statefull Filtering / Firewall

Physical interfaces – 1 x 1 GigE port

– Maximum Power 12.5 W (PoE)

Software

– AOS-Lite version 7.9.0 or later

– WOS version 7.5.5 or later (Can be managed via WOS only)

Positioning

– Small & Mid Market enterprises looking for 802.11ac performance at the lowest cost.

– When competing with competitive low end products


WAE9132

Plenum Rated 802.11ac Wave 1 Indoor Access Point

WAE9132xx-E6

– Two 2x2 802.11ac Wave 1 Radios

– Software Programmable Radios

– Flexible coverage options using external antennas

Physical interfaces – 2 x 1 GigE ports (Link aggregation, bonding, daisy chain)

– Maximum Power 25.5W (PoE+)

– 4 N-Type Antenna Connectors (2 per Radio)

Software

– AOS Rel 7.6.0 or later

– WOS Rel 7.5.5 or later

Positioning

– Indoor Environments requiring directional coverage

– High density indoor environments

– Environments requiring plenum installation

– Examples

– Plenum installations in Healthcare

– Convention Centers, Auditoriums, Conference Halls with High Ceilings

– Indoor Stadiums / Arenas

– Indoor Point-To-Point WDS / Bridging


WAO9132

Outdoor 802.11ac Wave 1 Access Point

WAEO132xx-E6

– Two 2x2 802.11ac Wave 1 Radios

– Software Programmable Radios

– Operating Temperature: -20C to +55C, 0-90% humidity, non-condensing

– Storage Temperature: -40C to 70C

– IP65 Rated

– Flexible coverage options using external antennas

Physical interfaces – 2 x 1 GigE ports (Link aggregation, bonding, daisy chain)

– Maximum Power 25.5W (PoE+)

– 4 N-Type Antenna Connectors (2 per Radio)

Software

– AOS Rel 7.6.0 or later

– WOS Rel 7.5.5 or later

Positioning

– All Outdoor Environments

– Examples

– Outdoor Stadiums / Arenas

– Outdoor Coverage for all Enterprises

– Outdoor Point–To– Point WDS / Bridging

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