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Cisco Public 1 © 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Bader Alotaibi Mobility Consultant Engineer

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~ Thomas Watson, Chairman and CEO of IBM (1943)

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The world !

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4 © 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential Presentation_ID

we estimate

new networked devices

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2015 1997

Unified Access

Unified Access WLAN

WLAN WLAN

1SS and 2 SS 802.11n

with Spectrum

Intelligence

Controller and

Coordinated Access Points

Autonomous Access Points

2012 15 Years 3 Years

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Supporting the Future of Mobile Computing

Next-Generation Switching

ONE NETWORK

The Cisco Unified Access

network

Next-Generation Wireless

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ONE POLICY Cisco ISE

ONE MGMT

Cisco Prime

One Policy, One Management, One Network

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SINGLE  BUSINESS  POLICY  Wired,  Wireless,  and  VPN  -­‐-­‐  Managed  &  BYOD  assets    With  MDM  integra9on  

One  Policy    

CONTEXT-­‐BASED  CONTROL  

Central  access  to  authorize  access  based  on  who,  what,    when,  where  –  with    advanced  segmenta9on    

USER-­‐SPECIFIC  SERVICES  Self-­‐service  on-­‐boarding,  with  lifecycle  guest  handling  and  context-­‐based  monitoring  

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Define network policy as an extension of business goals

Finance Manager

Corporate issued laptop

Personal iPad

Product Bookings

SalesForce.com

X

Customer Data

Policy extends to all access types (wired, wireless, VPN)

Encryption-based Policies for Security-conscious users

Lifecycle Services Integration – guest, profiling, posture

Enabled with ISE ISE Unified Policy

Policy-based Access Enables “Business Policy”

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Who, What, When, Where – Device Profiling

Corp PC doctor office

Personal laptop doctor office

Personal laptop patient hotspot

Printer N/A office

IP Phone N/A office

TelePresence N/A conf room

2 1 1

1

2

1

Device Aware

Identity aware

Location aware

CDP LLDP DHCP MAC

Device Sensor gleans into protocol data to classify endpoints based on device type, user identity, and location

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Centralized Policy Enforcement (dACL/VLAN)

Corp PC doctor office

Personal laptop doctor office

Personal laptop patient hotspot

Printer N/A office

IP Phone N/A office

TelePresence N/A conf room

2 1 1

1

2

1

Device Aware

Identity aware

Location aware

CDP LLDP DHCP MAC

ISE maintains a centralized view of device inventory and policy assignment

VLAN100

VLAN200

VLAN300

VLAN100

ACL 500 VLAN10

Policy

VLAN assignment •  Does not require

switch port ACL management

•  Require topology redesign (IP address change)

Downloadable ACL

•  Less disruptive to endpoints (no IP address change required)

•  Easily exhaust TCAM usage

X

VLAN

200

VLAN

300

ACL 500 permit tcp <src> <dst> eq sip Permit udp <src> <dst>eq domain Permit udp <src> <dst> eq tftp Permit udp <ssrc> <dst> eq 8080 ….

VLAN100 routed interface VLAN300 routed interface

VLAN10 routed interface

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Centralized Policy Enforcement – SGA

Corp PC doctor office

Personal laptop doctor office

Personal laptop patient hotspot

Printer N/A office

IP Phone N/A office

TelePresence N/A conf room

2 1 1

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2

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Device Aware

Identity aware

Location aware

CDP LLDP DHCP MAC

ISE maintains a centralized view of device inventory and policy assignment

Secure Group

doctor

doctor

patient

video

voice

facility

Patient record

internet facility

doctor permit permit permit

patient deny permit deny

voice deny ACL_v deny

SG Tag imposed to incoming traffic

SGACL enforces policy at access, campus edge, or DC

X Security Group Access

•  Simplifies ACL management

•  Uniformly enforces policy independent of topology

•  Fine-grained access control

Cisco Innovation

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COMPREHENSIVE  VISIBILITY  

Single  management  console  for  user/device-­‐centric  visibility  across    users,  devices,  loca9on,  posture  

One  Management  

OPERATIONAL  EFFICIENCY   Intui9ve  workflows  

LOWER  TCO   Simplified  troubleshoo9ng  and  service  assurance  

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Integrated  wired/wireless  lifecycle  and  assurance  management  

Benefits  

–  Consolida9on  and  extensibility  –  reduces  OpEx  and  maximizes  ROI  

–  Accelerates  applica9on  and  service  rollout,  reduces  down9me  

–  Consistent  end-­‐user  quality  of  experience  

– Maximizes  the  network  investment  

• Comprehensive  Lifecycle  mgmt  –  simplify  end-­‐to-­‐end  network  opera9ons  

• Deep  applica9on  visibility  and  performance  Assurance  

• Rich  compliance  audi9ng  and  repor9ng  

• One  install  –  Single-­‐pane-­‐of-­‐glass  soln  

Integrated  PlaSorm  

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  3rd Party Support for Wired and Wireless Devices

  Basic : MIB2 Monitoring, Inventory, and Availability

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I can’t get access to the financial data I need. I guess both the wireless and wired networks

must be down!

Sorry Amy, as a contractor, you are not authorized to access financial data.

The tech searches on her name and immediately can see full diagnostics.

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•  Less time needed to resolve problems •  Communicate with other Cisco experts

  Integrated Cisco service request management: Automates the service request process

  Create support cases with Cisco-TAC and partners

  Case status look-up   Automatic attachment of

problem context to the support cases

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Troubleshooting and Monitoring on-the-go for Prime Infrastructure •  Can be downloaded from iTunes •  Configure any Prime Infrastructure

1.2 servers. •  Prime Infrastructure can be

configured to send Alarm notifications as SMS to open into Mobile App.

•  Mobile App connects securely through NB API interface

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Prime Infrastructure 1.2 Demo

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CleanAir   High-­‐Resolu9on  Interference  Detec9on,  Classifica9on,  and  Mi9ga9on  at  Chip  Level  

Best  Performance  from  Your  Wireless  LAN  Automa9cally  

ClientLink   Advanced  Beam  Forming  Technology  Improves  Wireless  Client  Performance  and  User  Experience  

VideoStream   Op9mized  End-­‐to-­‐End  Video  Star9ng  at  the  Access  Point  

AP  Stateful  Switchover   Subsecond  controller  failover  with  no  SSID  outage  

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Industry’s First Chip Level Proactive and Automatic Interference Protection

BEFORE Wireless interference decreases

reliability and performance

AFTER CleanAir mitigates RF interference

improving reliability and performance

Cisco CleanAir–Improves Performance and Predictability

AIR QUALITY PERFORMANCE AIR QUALITY PERFORMANCE

Wireless Client Performance

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•  CleanAir Radio ASIC •  Detect Wi-Fi and

non-Wi-Fi interference sources

•  Assess impact to Wi-Fi performance

•  Proactively change channels when interference occurs

•  Monitor air quality

High Resolution Interference Detection, Classification, and Mitigation at Chip Level

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Detect | Classify | Locate | Mitigate

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BEFORE Beam Not Directed Towards Clients Resulting Inconsistent Performance

AFTER Beam Directed Towards Client Resulting in

Consistent Experience and Better Performance

Advanced Beam Forming Technology Improves Wireless Client Performance

802.11a/g (ClientLink) 802.11a/g/n (ClientLink 2.0)

802.11a/g (ClientLink) 802.11a/g/n (ClientLink 2.0)

Beam Strength X

802.11n

Cisco ClientLink—Improves Predictability and Performance

Wireless Client

Performance

Beam Forming

802.11n

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Cisco ClientLink 2.0—Improves Predictability and Performance

Reduces Coverage Holes/Improves Both Upstream and Downstream

ClientLink Disabled ClientLink Enabled

450 Mbps

300 Mbps

150 Mbps

65 Mbps

6 Mbps

450 Mbps

300 Mbps

150 Mbps

65 Mbps 6 Mbps Beacon Rate

Connection Rate

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Sub second recovery / convergence for both WLAN and LAN

BEFORE WLAN & LAN recovery / convergence times

significantly different

AFTER WLAN & LAN recovery / convergence times

are both sub second

Cisco SSO—Improves Predictability

Provide Mission Critical Support

WLAN 30+ second recovery / convergence LAN Sub second recovery / convergence

WLAN Sub second recovery / convergence LAN Sub second recovery / convergence

AP Resiliency AP Failover AP

State Sync

N+1 Redundancy High Availability

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A  single  source  of  policy  across  wired,  wireless,  and  VPN  •  Cisco  ISE  Release  1.1.1  

One    Policy  

Converged  plaSorm  for  wired  &  wireless  lifecycle  management  and  applica9on  visibility  

•  Cisco  Prime  Infrastructure  version  1.2  

One    Management  

One    Network  

 Smarter,  faster  access  layer  to  handle  the  onslaught  of  new  devices  and  applica9ons  

•  New  line  of  2nd  generaNon  802.11n  access  points  (Cisco  Aironet  1600  &  2600  APs)  

•  Future-­‐proof  802.11ac  support  •  New  Cisco  Wireless  8500  Series  Controller  •  New  Cisco  Virtual  Wireless  Controller    •  Complete  applicaNon  visibility  and  control  

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