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Intelligent  Imaging  Systems  Network  Project  

Enterprise  Network  Design  &  Implementation  of    Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  with  Private  Cloud  Solution  

Neodym Network Solutions - Group A!

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Project  Team  

Industry  Leader  in  Green  Networking  Technology  Solutions  

 

•  Anthony  Helton  –  Project  Manager  

•  Jeremy  Deaton  –  Senior  Network  Engineer  

•  Kevin  Stockard  –  IT  Manager  &  DoD  Liaison  

•  Matt  Evans  –  Senior  Infrastructure  Engineer  

•  Rovi  Emata  –  Senior  Information  Security  Engineer  

Neodym !Network Solutions!

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Company  Overview  •  Intelligent  Imaging  Systems  (IIS)  

Corporation  is  an  award-­‐winning  technology  company  that  specializes  in  manufacturing  quality  Global  Positioning  Systems  (GPS)  and  software  worldwide.      

•  IIS  was  founded  in  1996  and  is  the  first  organization  to  create  the  fusion  between  Geographic  Information  System  (GIS)  and  real-­‐time  satellite  imagery.      

•  IIS  corporate  headquarters  is  located  in  Dallas,  Texas  and  has  branch  offices  in  Fairfax  Virginia,  Shanghai  China  and  London  United  Kingdom.    

 

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Project  Description  

•  Design  and  implement  a  new  global  network  infrastructure  for  IIS  Corporation.  

•  New  three-­‐story  corporate  headquarters  houses  1070  employees  and  includes  departments  for  prototype  manufacturing  facility,  IIS  computer  and  communication  center  and  warehouse.      

•  Existing  network  infrastructure  is  to  be  replaced  and  the  existing  corporate  information  system  will  be  migrated  to  the  new  global  network  infrastructure.  

 

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Business  Objective  •  Provide  a  cost  effective  solution.  

•  Solution  facilitates  improvements  in  employee  productivity.  

•  Reduces  Operational  Expenditures.  

•  Provides  the  means  for  monetizing  customer  services.  

•  Increases  IIS  competitive  advantage.  

•  Supports  Environmental  Friendly  Initiatives.  

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Technical  Objectives  

Consolidate  and  converge  technologies  into  a  unified  system  that  provides  resources  and  services  to  every  business  unit  in  the  organization.    

•  Highly  Available    

•  Robust  

•  Secured  

•  Accessible  

•  Future-­‐proof  

•  Scalable  

•  Manageable  

IIS  organization  will  utilize  a  centralized  network  architecture  that  simplifies  network  management  and  improves  overall  network  performance  and  efficiency    

 

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Project  Solution  

GIGABIT  PASSIVE  OPTICAL  NETWORK  with  Private  Cloud  Solution  Powered  by  VMware™    

•  This  is  the  next  generation  of  Green  networking  LAN  technology.  

•  GPON  takes  a  single  strand  of  singlemode  fiber  from  the  Data  Center  all  the  way  to  the  individual  desk  or  end  device  location  without  the  need  for  intermediary  distribution  or  access  layer  switching.  

•  VMware™  is  the  industry  leader  in  cloud  based  system  virtualization.  

POWERED  BY  

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Project  Solution  

GIGABIT  PASSIVE  OPTICAL  NETWORK  with  Private  Cloud  Solution  Powered  by  VMware™    

•  VMware™  consolidates  servers  by  allowing  an  organization  to  virtualize  servers  into  a  few  physical  machines.  

•  Virtualization  increases  energy  efficiency  and  requires  less  hardware  to  operate.  

•  With  GPON  and  VMware™  ,  IIS  information  system  and  network  infrastructure  will  be  utilizing  powerful  tools  to  achieve  their  business  goals  and  initiatives.  

POWERED  BY  

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Solution  Benefits  and  Rationale  

•  Traditional  data/voice  deployments  based  on  250  users,  require  approximately  111  square  feet  in  the  IDF.  

•  Workgroup  switches,  fiber  termination  shelves,  and  patch  panels  require  multiple  racks  that  occupy  valuable,  and  often  expensive,  floor  space.    

•  GPON  eliminates  these  racks  of  equipment  thus  freeing  up  floor  space  to  be  reallocated  for  other  value  added,  and  in  some  cases  revenue  generating,  uses.  

The  Environmental  Impact  of  CAT  5e  (voice),  Multimode  fiber  (data),  and  OLS  (voice,  data)  

Source:    https://www.anixter.com/content/dam/Suppliers/TE/Brochures/enterprise-­‐lan-­‐solutions-­‐109364ae%20(OLS%20BR1).pdf  

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Solution  Benefits  and  Rationale  

•  Equipment  is  replaced  by  a  single  Fiber  Distribution  Hub  (FDH)  that  can  be  wall  mounted  for  significant  space  savings.  

•  A  wall  mounted  72,  288,  or  even  432-­‐user  FDH  requires  just  12  square  feet  of  space.  

•  12  square  feet  vs.  111  square  feet  =  more  than  15x  user  density.  

The  Environmental  Impact  of  CAT  5e  (voice),  Multimode  fiber  (data),  and  OLS  (voice,  data)  

Source:    https://www.anixter.com/content/dam/Suppliers/TE/Brochures/enterprise-­‐lan-­‐solutions-­‐109364ae%20(OLS%20BR1).pdf  

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Solution  Benefits  and  Rationale  Power  and  Environmental  Savings  GPON  vs.  Traditional  LAN  Architectures    Copper  Solution  example  (700  users)  •  Combined  Watts  =  82,368  GPON  Solution  example  (700  users)  •  Combined  Watts  =  24,088    Annual  energy  cost  for  copper  solution:  $230,893  Annual  energy  cost  for  GPON  solution:  $74,275  Savings:  $156,618  year-­‐over-­‐year  savings  (based  on  $0.16  per  KWH  per  year)  

Source:    https://www.anixter.com/content/dam/Suppliers/TE/Brochures/enterprise-­‐lan-­‐solutions-­‐109364ae%20(OLS%20BR1).pdf  

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Solution  Benefits  and  Rationale  Operational  Savings  using  GPON  vs.  Traditional  LAN  Architectures  

•  Less  hardware  to  maintain  means  reduced  troubleshooting  costs.  

•  Reduced  maintenance  costs  due  to  EMI  resistance.  

•  Lower  installation  costs  due  to  reduced  splicing  and  field  termination.  

•  Reduced  Life  Cycle  Costs  –  GPON  LANs  have  a  longer  usable  lifespan  than  copper.  

Source:    https://www.anixter.com/content/dam/Suppliers/TE/Brochures/enterprise-­‐lan-­‐solutions-­‐109364ae%20(OLS%20BR1).pdf  

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How  Does  GPON  Work?  

IIS  Network  Project    

Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  Concept  

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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GPON  Implementation  

IIS  Network  Project    

Device  Descriptions  

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Gigabit  Passive  Optical  Network  

Source: L. Rozzoni. (2013). Bicsi.org. Optical LAN Solutions. Retrieved from http://www.bicsi.org/uploadedfiles/BICSI_Conferences/European/2012/post_con/Optical%20LAN%20Solutions%20-%20Luca%20Rozzoni%20-%20TE%20Connectivity.pdf

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Solution  Design  

IIS  Network  Project    

Examining  the  Legacy  IT  Infrastructure  

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Legacy  Design  -­‐  Dallas  

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Legacy  Design  –  Global  Sites  

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Solution  Design  

IIS  Network  Project    

GPON  Enterprise  Network  Implementation  

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Solution  Design  -­‐  Dallas  

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Solution  Design  -­‐  London  

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Solution  Design  -­‐  Shanghai  

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Solution  Design  -­‐  Fairfax  

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Solution  Design  

IIS  Network  Project    

Virtualization  and  Telecommunications  Implementation  

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Solution  Design  -­‐  VMware™  and  EMC  Storage  

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Solution  Design  -­‐  VMware™  Virtualization  

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Solution  Design  –  Cisco  Unified  Communication  Architecture  

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Project  Plan  

IIS  Network  Project    

GPON  Enterprise  Network  Implementation  

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Project  Scope  •  IIS  Corporation  selected  Neodym  

Network  Solutions  (NNS)  to  design  and  implement  its  new  network  infrastructure.    

•  Currently,  the  company  is  in  the  final  stage  of  building  its  new  3-­‐story  headquarters  that  house  its  1070  corporate  employees.    

•   This  campus  will  include  a  prototype  manufacturing  facility,  IIS  computer  and  communication  center  and  warehouse.    Since  it  is  a  new  construction,  a  new  IT  infrastructure  is  needed  to  meet  the  needs  of  staff  members  locally  and  to  those  worldwide.      

•  The  organization  will  utilize  a  centralized  network  architecture  that  simplifies  network  management  and  improves  overall  network  performance  and  efficiency.      

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Project  Scope  •  Neodym  Network  Solutions  

(NNS)  will  be  Project  Manager  (PM)  and  will  provide  resources  in-­‐house  and  subcontracted.  

•  NNS  will  design,  build,  and  configure  IIS  new  enterprise  network  infrastructure  globally.  

•  NNS  will  migrate,  test,  and  retire  existing  networking  infrastructure.  

•  Most  of  the  training  will  be  provided  by  NNS  and  by  equipment  vendors  such  as  VMware™  and  EMC™.  

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Deliverables  •  Network  Solution  –  WAN  

•  Network  Solution  –  LAN  

•  Network  Security  Solution  

•  Telecom  Solution  

•  Physical  Security  Solution  

•  Remote  Access  Solution  

•  Network  Inventory  Management  Solution  

•  Provide  New  Data  Center  Infrastructure  

•  Design  &  Operation  Documentation  

 

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Milestones  •  Project  Kick-­‐Off  Meeting  –  11/1/13  

•  Dallas  Data  Center  Finished  –  11/28/13  

•  WAN  Solution  Implemented  –  12/9/13  

•  London  Migration  Finished  –  12/24/13  

•  Fairfax  Migration  Finished  –  1/6/14  

•  Physical  Security  Deployed  –  1/24/14  

•  Shanghai  Migration  Finished  –  1/31/14  

•  Telcom  Solution  Finished  –  2/14/14  

•  Remote  Access  Complete  –  2/21/14  

•  Wireless  Solution  Finished  –  3/3/14  

•  Training  Complete  –  3/7/14  

•  Project  Closed  –  3/8/14  

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Financials  –  Capital  Investment  

Materials: GPON TechnologyDescription Cost Total Cost

Network Equipment Costs 1,645,784.97$ Data Center Costs 401,165.00$ Passive Optical Layer 1 135,355.59$ Passive Optical Equipment 338,287.00$ Software & Licensing 637,334.00$ Total 3,157,926.56$

NOTE: Please refer to "Bill of Materials" in the Appendix for detailed financial report.

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Financials  –  Capital  Investment  

Project Budget Summary: Option 1- GPON TechnologyDescription Cost Total Cost Cost to Client Total&Cost&to&Client

Hardware:Networking Equipment 1,645,784.97$ 1,810,363.47$

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Data!Center!Equipment 401,165.00$!!!!!!! 441,281.50$!!!!!!!! GPON Equipment:

Passive Optical Layer 1 135,355.59$ 148,891.15$ Passive Optical Equipment 338,287.00$ 372,115.70$

Total Hardware 2,520,592.56$ 2,772,651.82$ Total Software 637,334.00$ 701,067.40$ 701,067.40$ Recurring Expense: ISP ($ 2650 X 12) 2,650.00$!!!!!!!!!!!! Electricity 74,275.00$!!!!!!!!! Maintenance (cable 30 year interval)* 147,898.65$ 161,434.22$ Total Recurring Cost 224,823.65$ 161,434.22$&&&&&&&&&&Labor: Installation/Configuration 150,947.82$ 166,042.60$ Training labor 168,080.00$ 184,888.00$ Total Labor 319,027.82$ 350,930.60$ Estimated travel expense -$ 12,000.00$ 12,000.00$ Total 2,663,279.03$ 3,713,778.03$ 3,544,802.54$ 3,998,084.04$ Less: Legacy resale value 20,530.00$ 20,530.00$ Total 3,693,248.03$ 3,977,554.04$

Total Savings 20,530.00$ 20,530.00$

NOTE: * Fiber optics must be replaced every 30 to 50 years $147,898.65. This does not cover annual inflation rate. Prices are not inclusive of Sales Tax. . Please refer to "Bill of Materials" in the Appendix for details.

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Financials  –  Legacy  Network  Costs  Project Cost Summary: Legacy

Description Original Cost Total Cost Depreciated Value Total Depreciated Value

Hardware: Networking Equipment 122,892.00$ 11,704.00$

Equipment: Racks 9,975.00$ 950.00$ Rack Servers 18,900.00$ 1,800.00$

Rack Mounted UPS 18,900.00$ 1,800.00$ PBX 44,898.00$ 4,276.00$ Total: Hardware 215,565.00$ 20,530.00$ Total: Software 334,113.00$ 334,113.00$ Recurring Cost: ISP ($2650 X 12 months) 31,800.00$ Electricity (Typical annual cost for copper) 230,893.00$

Maintenance (cable 10 year interval X 3)* $836,653.38Total: Recurring Cost 1,099,346.38$+++++Labor: Installation/Configuration 142,403.67$ Training labor -$ Total: Labor 142,403.67$ Estimated travel expenseTotal 1,791,428.05$ Total Depreciated Value 20,530.00$

NOTE: * Copper Cable must be replaced every 7-10 years with a typical cost of $278,884.46. This does not include annual inflation. Please refer to "Legacy Network" in the Appendix for details.

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Financials  –  Comparative  Analysis  

Comparative FinancialsDescription GPON Technology Total Legacy Total Total Savings for IIS

Recurring Cost: ISP ($2650 X 12 months) 31,800.00$ 31,800.00$

Electricity 74,275.00$))))))))))))))))))) 230,893.00$ 156,618.00$ Capital Improvement (annual) 4,929.96$ $27,888.45 $22,958.49Total: Recurring Cost 111,004.96$ 290,581.45$ 179,576.49$ Labor: Installation/Configuration 150,947.82$ 142,403.67$ Training labor 168,080.00$ -$ Total Labor 319,027.82$ 142,403.67$ Total 430,032.78$ 432,985.12$ Total&Savings 2,952.34$

NOTE: * Cable maintenance is per 30 and 10 years for GPON technology and Legacy respectively.

Annual Savings:Electricity )Annual Savings: Capital Improvement )Total Annual Savings))

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Proposal  Summary  Benefits  of  a  greater  initial  investment  for  GPON  with  Private  Cloud:  

•  GPON  is  the  latest  in  Green  Networking  technology.  

•  $180k+  savings  per  year  over  the  traditional  copper  LAN  option.  

•  Reduced  Maintenance  

•  Lower  Operational  Costs  

•  Small  Physical  Footprint    

•  Fully  scalable  and  future-­‐proof  

•  Highly  available  and  secure  

•  Cost  containment  increases  competitive  advantage