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Unified AccessEnables BYODVaibhav KatkadeProduct Manager, Catalyst 2K/3K/4K

12th June 2012

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The New Reality: Seamless Connection Across Networks, Devices, Workspaces

Aironet 3600Catalyst

UNIFIEDACCESSCAPABILITIES Cisco Prime ISE AnyConnect

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Uncompromised User Experience - Challenges

Securing Any

Access

Managing ComplexityAnd Scale

Delivering High-Quality Experience

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Basic Connectivity Unified Access

Device Onboarding and Guest Access

OnePolicy

One Management

OneNetwork

Uncompromised Experience for Any WorkspaceUnified Access

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SINGLE BUSINESS POLICYWired, Wireless, and VPN -- Managed & BYOD assets

With MDM integration

CONTEXT-BASED CONTROL Central access to authorize access based on who, what, when, where – with advanced segmentation

USER-SPECIFIC SERVICESSelf-service on-boarding, with lifecycle guest handling

and context-based monitoring

One PolicyIdentity Services Engine

Identityand Policy

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COMPREHENSIVE VISIBILITY Single management console for user/device-centric visibility across users, devices, location, posture

OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY Intuitive workflows

LOWER TCO Simplified troubleshooting and service assurance

Prime ManagementOne Management

Management

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GAME/PRINTER THIN/VIRTUALCLIENTS

DESKTOP/NOTEBOOKSTABLETS

SMARTPHONES

ISE

CiscoPrime

Unified Policy

Unified Management

Scalable, Resilient AccessUnmatched Performance for Wired and Wireless

Context-aware Security

WiredWireless Unified Network

Application Optimization

SmartOperations

• Profile devices, identify users

• Develop device, user, location, role & application context

• Apply policy based on context, everywhere

• Segment user or application groups

• Simulate application traffic

• Locate performance problems

• Analyze directly in the network

• Store for trending and capacity planning

• Plug-n-play switches

• Dynamically configure ports

• Automatically diagnose and report faults

• Program event based actions

One Network – Secure Access, Uncompromised User ExperienceUnified Network

CoreNetwork

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CDPLLDPDHCPMAC

CDPLLDPDHCPMAC

DEVICE CLASSIFICATION

LAPTOP Video Phone

Laptop Policy

[place on VLAN X]

Video Phone Policy

[restricted access]

ISE

POLICY

Collection—Switch collects device related data and sends report to ISE

Classification—ISE classifies device, collects flow information and provides device usage report

Authorization—ISE executes policy based on user and device

The Solution Deployment Scenario with Cisco Device SensorDevice Profiling + Device Sensor

Authorized Access and Policy EnforcementDevice Profiling Automated with Device Sensor

AccessPoint

Profiling for both wired and wireless devices

CoreNetwork

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Mediatrace automatically traces the mediapath

Hop by hop statistics collected to find the problem node; enabled remotely

Allows easy recreation of problems with built-in traffic simulator, yielding time and resource savings

The SolutionAutomate Monitoring and

Troubleshooting

SiSi

SiSi

MPLSSiSi

SiSi

IT

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Prime

Deployment Scenario

MediaTraceDiagnostics, Logs

CoreNetwork

Monitor and Control with Medianet

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Cost Savings: $15,000 (or 230 Hours) per 100 Switches*

ISR or 3K (“Director”), 4K, 6K Roadmap

AccessSwitches

Zero Touch Deployments and Maintenance

New Switch is Connected

Software image downloaded; Configuration automatically applied

Smart Install

New Device Attached

Port Configuration: AppliedQoS Policy: EnforcedSecurity Policy: Enforced

Plug and Play for End Devices

Auto Smart Ports

Anomaly Detected

Proactive diagnosticsAlert created in real-timeWeb-based reportsRouted to correct TAC teamRemediation initiated with EEM

Quickly Identify and Resolve Network Issues

Smart Call Home

CoreNetwork

Automate Network Provisioning and Diagnostics

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One Management Unified management for wired and wireless

One Policy Centralized, context-aware policy platform

One Network Consistent, rich services across wired & wireless

Cisco Unified Access Enables BYOD

Seamless ExperienceAny Device | Any Location | Any Connection

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Thank you.