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This Presentation date is December 9, 2021 at 08:00-12:30.
Presenters: Akshat Sharma, Ammar Khan, Iqbal Syed, Jiri Chaloupka, Jose Liste, Krishnan Thirukonda, Mauricio Cruz Covarrubias, Rana El Desouky Kazamel, Waris Sagheer
- 8:00am – Cisco 5G Packet and Radio Access Network (RAN) Transport Architecture
- 8:45am – Cisco Routed Optical Networking: Why it’s Time for IP and Optical
- 9:15am – Cisco Crosswork Network Controller (CNC) 3.0 Update
- 9:45am – Cisco Secure Zero-Touch with IOS XR: Seamless Trust Enabled on Day Zero
- 10:45am – Cisco Segment Routing IPv6 (SRv6) – Record Speed Standardization and Deployment
- 11:15am – Cisco Ethernet VPN (EVPN) Case Studies for Service Provider and Data Center Network
- 11:45am – Cisco 8000 Series Portfolio Update
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Cisco 5G Packet and RAN Transport Architecture
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The session covers the new transport requirements for 5G (latency, bandwidth, scale, flexible service placement, MEC), Cisco proposed solution converged SDN transport to address those requirements, cloud-agnostic networking to host infra on public clouds, network slicing, and automation through Cisco Crosswork platform.
Personnel: Waris Sagheer
Cisco Routed Optical Networking: Why it’s Time for IP and Optical
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This session covers the Cisco Routed OpticaI Networking architecture, which is a key architecture shift towards IP and Optical convergence that can achieve up to 45% TCO savings. Cisco showcases its new innovation on routing silicon, optics, optical and Crosswork automation driving this architecture transition. Learn about how network operations is simplified via Crosswork Automation that provides a single pane of glass to manage multi-vendor, multi-domain IP and Optical networks.
Personnel: Rana El Desouky Kazamel
Cisco Crosswork Network Controller (CNC) 3.0 Update
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Crosswork Network Controller is automation solution enabling SDN for transport networks and provides service and transport provisioning with advance SLAs using Traffic Engineering, and provides path computation, visualization, monitoring and optimization as well as service health monitoring capabilities for large scale transport networks. This session focuses on the new innovations that are now available as part of the latest release of Cisco Crosswork Network Controller 3.0.
Personnel: Krishnan Thirukonda
Cisco Secure Zero-Touch with IOS XR: Seamless Trust Enabled on Day Zero
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This session does a deep dive into the RFC-8572 compliant Secure ZTP implementation on IOS-XR. Cisco showcases how this allows Cisco Service-Provider platforms to enable standards-based, end-to-end secure workflows on Day 0 of network deployment, for the first time in the industry.
Personnel: Akshat Sharma
Cisco Segment Routing IPv6 (SRv6) – Record Speed Standardization and Deployment
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In this session, you will learn the latest SRv6 standardization news and the key milestones reached for mainstream adoption. You’ll also learn about SRv6 network programming and how the game-changing technology, micro-programming, can be used to bring massive scale to existing networks.
Personnel: Jose Liste
Cisco Ethernet VPN (EVPN) Case Studies for Service Provider and Data Center Network
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In the presentation by Jiri Chaloupka, a deep dive into Cisco’s Ethernet VPN (EVPN) over IOS XR portfolio was provided, emphasizing the ongoing investment in service overlays. Chaloupka outlined the evolution of network underlays and overlays, highlighting the transition from traditional MPLS and IP-based underlays in service provider and data center networks to more unified and simplified approaches using Segment Routing over IPv6 (SRv6) and EVPN. The core of the discussion revolved around the advantages of employing EVPN as a single control plane across diverse network environments, enabling seamless integration and operation between service provider cores, access layers, and data centers.
Chaloupka detailed various case studies and deployment scenarios, illustrating how EVPN facilitates not only Layer 2 VPN (L2VPN) services but also Layer 3 VPN (L3VPN) services across all network domains. He emphasized the critical role of EVPN in bridging the gap between service provider networks and data centers, especially in the context of 5G and virtualization, where the convergence of these traditionally separate domains is increasingly important. The presentation covered the technical challenges of integrating EVPN in brownfield deployments, the interoperability between different network technologies, and the benefits of a unified BGP control plane for end-to-end service delivery.
A significant portion of the discussion was dedicated to explaining how EVPN can simplify network operations, enhance scalability, and improve network resilience. Chaloupka also touched upon the future direction of integrating EVPN with various data plane technologies, including MPLS, SRv6, and VxLAN, to cater to the specific needs of different network deployments. The presentation underscored Cisco’s commitment to advancing EVPN technology and its applicability across a wide range of networking scenarios, from service provider networks to data center interconnects.
Personnel: Jiri Chaloupka
Cisco 8000 Series Portfolio Update
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Cisco 8000 is the newest addition to the Cisco’s Service Provider Routing portfolio and is the fastest growing routing platform in the industry. This session provides a high-level overview of the Cisco 8000 series routers and you’ll see the entire Cisco 8000 series portfolio and its differentiated value proposition.
Personnel: Ammar Khan, Iqbal Syed, Mauricio Cruz Covarrubias