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The Avaya Data Solutions Vision

Network Imperatives for Plug
& Play Communications
Always-On
PLUG & PLAY COMMUNICATIONS
Efficient
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The Benefits of Virtualization

Compute
Access
Data Center
Core
Campus
Core
Distribution
Layer
Access
Layer
Network Virtualization
Server Virtualization
Allows aggregation of multiple
independent virtual servers to exist
on a physical server
Decouples the physical infrastructure

from the connectivity services making
the network adaptive and dynamic
with simple one-touch provisioning
Network Virtualization enabled via Shortest Path Bridging

The Basics of How SPBm Works

1. Discover network topology
IS-IS natural L2 routing protocol

Hierarchy built in for scaling
2. IS-IS nodes automatically build

trees from themselves to all
nodes:
Important properties:
Shortest path tree based on link metrics
No blocked links
Symmetric datapath between any two nodes

provides closed OAM system
unicast path now exists from every node to

every other node
3. Use IS-IS to advertise new

services communities of interest
Floods topology, MAC and ISID information to

network
4. When nodes receive notice of a

new service AND they are on the
shortest path, update FDB
ISIS
ISIS
CREATE
ISID=100
A
Vlan 20
ISIS
ISIS
100
100
100ISIS
100ISIS
100
100
100
ISIS
100
100
ISIS
ISIS
Vlan 20
100
ISIS
ISIS
Vlan 20
#config vlan 20 isid 100
ISID/Service specific entries
ISID=100CLI applied to edge switch only

Which Fabric Technology is the

Answer?
That all depends on how you qualify the question
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L3 Multicast Virtualization
L3 Unicast Virtualization
L2 Multi-Site Virtualization
L2 Single-Site Virtualization
L2 Multi-Pathing
IETF MPLS
Juniper QFabric
Brocade VCS
Cisco FabricPath
IETF TRILL
STP
VPLS
Application Extensions
Avaya Fabric Connect

Avaya Extensions
Aspirational
Root
Single
Bridge
logical Switch
functionality
Layer
3 awareness
Abstraction
Baseline
redundancy
/dependent
fault
domain
But
it requires:
Unicast
& Multicast
Root
Service-based
100m
Large
distance
flooding
BGPBridge
support
virtualization
limitation
domain
dependent
LDP
Application-driven
RSVP-TE
Not
shortest path
Orchestration-ready
VLAN-based
extensibility
virtualization
Draft-Rosen
IEEE SPB
L2 Loop-free Topology
February 26-28, 2013 | Orlando,

FL
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Use Example: Virtual Machine Migration

Layer 2 Virtual Service Network
Mapping a Layer 2 VLAN into a Virtual Service Network to deliver
seamless extension across the Data Center
Business Requirement:
With Fabric Connect:
Provide direct end-to-end

connectivity at Layer 2 between
applications running on multiple
servers
Application VLANs mapped into

unique VSNs
Facilitate live migrations to support

application scaling and hardware
support & maintenance
Span L2 connectivity throughout
the Data Center, and across
multiple locations
VSNs extends L2 connectivity

across the Fabric
Provisioning only at Fabric edge
Mitigates: many touch points for
configuration, management, &
troubleshooting, Broadcast domain
seen at all points through the
network, lack of traffic isolation
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Use Example: Wireless Guest Services

Mapping a Layer 2 VLAN into a Virtual Service Network to deliver
seamless Wi-Fi connectivity across the campus
Provide Wireless Guest Access in

specified locations throughout the
Campus
Wireless Guest VLAN mapped into

VSN maintains traffic separation
Ability to quickly add / remove

Guest Access from certain
locations within the Campus
Guest traffic must be isolated from
internal network traffic
Authentication of Guests required
for compliance and security
tracking
Layer 2 VLAN extension across

the Fabric
Provisioning only at Fabric edge
configuration, management, &
troubleshooting, Broadcast domain
seen at all points through the
network, lack of traffic isolation
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Use Example: Multi-Tenant Networks

Mapping a Layer 3 VRF into a Virtual Service Network to deliver seamless
Layer 3 extensions through the network
Provide infrastructure to support

multiple different customers
(airport, education, government)
VRFs create traffic separation

which is maintained through VSN
Extends Layer 3 VRFs across the

Maintain traffic separation between
Fabric
customers for data integrity &
Use of shared services becomes
security
simple and efficient
Offer dynamic network to
accommodate geographic location Mitigates: complexity of
configuration, difficulty in providing
changes for network connectivity
resiliency, excessive equipment
Share common resources where
applicable (e.g. UC)
Use Example: Workgroup Networks

Inter-VSN Routing
Extending SPB by delivering a policy-based Layer 3 internetworking
between multiple Virtual Service Networks
Provide network access for a

common set of users (department,
agency, contractors, etc.)
Workgroup able to communicate

with each other and applications
Maintain traffic separation from the

rest of the network
Offer connectivity between this
common set of users and
applications that reside within the
Data Center
No desire to extend VLANs across
Campus to achieve this
Traffic separation is maintained

through VSNs
Security without the need for
complex ACLs or separate
hardware
configuration, lack of isolation of
traffic
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Use Example: Business Collaboration

IP Shortcut Routing
Direct IP Routing across the Fabric without the need for any additional IGP
or even Virtual Service Network configuration
Business Requirement
Deploy new business collaboration

services to provide high definition
desktop video capabilities
Route directly across the Fabric

with IP Shortcuts
Simplify and optimize deployment

across network infrastructure
Ensure proper quality of service to
provide acceptable user
experience
Reduce troubleshooting
complexities associated with
existing environments
No need to configure and IGP on

any VLANs
Policy allows redistribution control
of IP routing over Fabric
Mitigates: complexity of
configuration, difficulty in providing
resiliency, lack of isolation of traffic,
providing appropriate quality-ofservice
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Virtual Services Platform 9000

Overview & Highlights
Ultra-reliable platform
Very high density 1/10GbE
Highly flexible platform
Upgradable switching engine
Adaptable architecture, up to
27Tbps
Sophisticated virtualization options
Highlights
Most robust high-end network Core
Switch
Delivers more uptime
Empowers more dependable
application access
Future-ready for 40/100GbE

Lowers operating costs
Simplifies the network
Reduces configuration burden &
errors
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Hardware Overview
9012 Chassis Front
Mid-Plane design
Separates Control &
Switching
1+1
CP Modules
Control Processor
redundancy
10 Interface Module slots
Up to
10 I/O Modules
Maximizing Ports/RU
density
Redundant Cooling
Side-to-Side
Cooling
Side-to-side cooling
14 RU-high Chassis
Up to 3 Chassis per Rack
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Hardware Overview
9012 Chassis Rear
Mid-Plane design
Separates & optimizes
Control & Data planes
Up to 6
Power Supplies
Front-to-Back
Cooling
Switching Fabric
redundancy
Up to 6 for N+1 capacity
Redundant Power
Up to 6
Switch Fabrics
Up to 6, hot-swappable
Redundant Cooling
Front-to-back cooling
Auxiliary Modules
Reserved for future use
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Hardware Overview
Control Plane & Data Plane
Control Processor
9080CP
1+1 redundancy & hot-swappable

Interfaces: Ethernet & Serial
Media Slots: Compact Flash & USB
Indicators: Sys Temp, SF, CP, PS,
Fans, Aux
Switch Fabric
Up to 6 can be installed (min of 3)
1.4Tbps of switching capacity per
Module
9090SF
N+1 redundancy & hot-swappable

Fully configured: no loss on initial
failure; subsequent failures incur a
performance loss of 20%
9095SF
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Hardware Overview
I/O Modules
9024XL
24 ports of SFP+ supporting
1GbE & 10GbE Transceivers
LR, ER, SR, LRM Optical, & CX
Copper options
9048GB
48 ports of SFP supporting
100M & 1GbE Transceivers
SX, LX, XD, ZX, BX, EX CDWM
Optical, & Copper options
9048GT
48 ports of 10/100/1000
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Hardware Overview
Power & Cooling
9006AC Power Supply
Up to 6/8 can be installed
Each provide up to 2,000 Watts
Load-sharing & hot-swappable
9010 Cooling Module

Front-to-back cooling for all
Modules
9012 Front Cooling Module

Front-to-Back cooling for CP
and I/O Modules
9012 Rear Cooling Module

Side-to-Side cooling for SF
Modules
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Virtual Services Platform 7000

Fit-for-Purpose for Today
Versatile support for 1 or 10 Gigabit
Ethernet
Distributed Top-of-Rack delivers the
Industrys fastest virtual backplane
Fabric Connect delivered directly to
the Server
Media Dependent Adaptor flexibility
Lossless hardware & software
architecture
Front-back or back-to-front cooling
Highly reliable & energy-efficient
Highlights
Lightning-fast performance
Flexible connectivity options
Delivering mass 1/10 Gigabit today
Future-ready for 40/100 Gigabit &
Storage convergence
Future-Ready for Tomorrow

Seamless integration of 40/100G
Data Centre Bridging-ready to
integrate Fibre Channel
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Capabilities
Key Features & Roadmap
7024XLS
24 x 10GbE SFP+ plus MDA
7024XT*
24 x 10GbE Copper plus MDA
7048XT*
48 x 10GbE Copper
Media Dependent Adaptor support

for 8x10GbE SFP+, 8x10GbE
Copper, 2x40GbE*, 1x100GbE*
Avaya VENA Distributed Top-ofRack
Avaya VENA Fabric Connect

Avaya VENA Switch Clustering
Dynamic Layer 3 Routing
IPFIX
Data Center Bridging*
IP VPN-Lite*
128k MAC Addresses & 1k VLANs
32/8 Link Aggregation & Avaya
Virtual LACP
Up to 640Gbps per Switch
8 Hardware Queues
Flexible deployment modes
RADIUS & TACACS Management
* Roadmap features that are forecast to be delivered in a future software release.
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Virtual Services Platform 7024XT

Fit-for-Purpose for Today
Versatile support for 1 or 10
Gigabit Ethernet
Distributed Top-of-Rack delivers
the Industrys fastest virtual
backplane
Fabric Connect delivered directly
to the Server
Media Dependent Adaptor
flexibility
Lossless hardware & software
architecture
Front-back or back-to-front
cooling
Highly reliable & energy-efficient
Highlights
Lightning-fast performance
Flexible connectivity options
Delivering mass 1/10 Gigabit
today
Future-ready for 40/100 Gigabit &
Storage convergence
Future-Ready for Tomorrow

Seamless integration of 40/100G
Data Centre Bridging-ready to
integrate Fibre Channel
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VSP 4000s Role in Redefining Fabrics

Game changing
technology
The industrys first fabric-enabled multiservice edge device

Extends Avaya Fabric Connect to the Campus, MAN, WAN edge
Enables cost effective virtualization for the mid market
Its about services! L2, L3 virtualization with optimized routing and
multicast
Low cost multitenant access devices
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VSP 4000: Leveraging Proven Technology

Robust core software on a low cost fixed platform
Highlights
VSP 9000
Software on
Industrial
USB drive
Robust field proven software

Carrier Grade Operating System
Full CLI consistency with VSP 9000
Fully featured Fabric Connect
solution
ERS 4800
Hardware
Small low cost form factor for

branch, campus metro
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Virtual Services Platform 4000 Portfolio

Product
Comment
VSP 4850GTS
VSP 4850GTS with 48 10/100/1000 & 2 SFP ports plus 2 SFP+ ports. Includes Base
Software License, 1 Field replaceable 300W PSU. No Power Cord.
VSP 4850GTS-PWR+
VSP 4850GTS-PWR+ with 48 10/100/1000 802.3at PoE+ & 2 SFP ports plus 2 SFP+
ports. Includes Base Software License, 1 Field replaceable 1000W PSU. No Power
Cord.
VSP 4850GTS-DC
VSP 4850GTS with 48 10/100/1000 & 2 SFP ports plus 2 SFP+ ports. Includes Base
Software License, 1 Field replaceable 300W DC PSU. No Power Cord.
ERS4800 to VSP4000
Conversion Kit
ERS4800 to VSP4000 Conversion Kit. Includes VSP USB software module and cover.
Licensed for a single system covers base License features. SPB L2 support.
VSP 4850GTS-PWR+
VSP 4850GTS
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Avaya Virtual Services Platform 4450GSX-PWR+

Extend the Fabric to the Metro
branch/Distributed
Campus/Multi-service access
1Gig Aggregation
Highlights
Flexible Fabric extension switch
Simple to deploy & operate
Low cost Fabric Edge device

for Multi-tenant networking
Proven & feature-rich OS
Unique combination of port

types/density
Reduces TCO & drives faster ROI
Copper w/PoE+, SFP, SFP+
Multi-layer, Multi-Service Fabric

Connect capable
Versatile virtualization capabilities

MACsec Ready
Front View
L2, L3 VSNs, IP Shortcuts

IP Multicast w/Fabric Connect
Rear View
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Avaya Core/Fabric Switch Portfolio

Core Switch for large Data Center and Campus
High performance & high-density 10 Gigabit
Ultra-resiliency, scalability, & ready for 40/100 Gigabit
Where there is a need for sophisticated conventional & virtualized networking
VSP 9000
Core Switch for large Enterprise Campus & mid-sized (Gigabit-centric) Data
Center
Environments that value high-availability & high-performance
Where there is a need for sophisticated conventional & virtualized networking
ERS 8800
Core Switching solution for mid-market and medium-sized networks
Provides mass 10 Gigabit for aggregation, plus 40 Gigabit backbone links
Aggregation Switch in multi-tier networks, or End-of-Row in the Data Center
VSP 8000
Where there is a need for plug-and-play conventional or virtualized networking

Satisfies the performance & resiliency needs without the Chassis penalties
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Avaya Virtual Services Platform 8284XSQ

Uncomplicated, compact
format & high-performance
platform
Highlights
Simple to deploy & operate
Non-blocking, wire-speed, &

latency-optimized
Future-proof performance
Mature, feature-rich, & robust

architecture
Versatile virtualization capabilities
Proven & feature-rich OS

Reduces TCO & drives faster ROI
Virtualize just the Core, or go to

Fabric Connect for end-to-end
virtualization
Unique combination of port
speeds/density &
features/functionality
Front View
Rear view
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Avaya ERS Series
Ethernet Switch Portfolio

Modular Chassis
Pioneered Switch Cluster

high-availability solution
Access
First with resilient stacking
Core
High-performance plus
always-on resiliency
Stackable Chassis
Highlights
Innovated an enterprise-wide
virtualization strategy
Large installed base
1st to break through the
Terabit Stackable boundary
Continued investment in
portfolio
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ERS 5000 Series Highly Differentiated

One of the only fixed format Ethernet products to support:
Active, active resiliency through Switch Clustering
96-port stackable models for cost-effective GigE aggregation
Over a Terabit of stacked bandwidth capacity
Horizontal stacking for low latency switching for server to server and
server to storage traffic across multiple server racks
Licensing per stack as opposed to per device to keep TCO down
Hot swapping of units in a stack; Auto Unit Replacement features
ensure new switches are operational in just over 2 mins.
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ERS 5500 Series Hardware

Fast Ethernet
Gigabit Ethernet
ERS 5510-24T
24 x 10/100/100, including 2 x Combo 1000BASE-T SFP
ERS 5510-48T
48 x 10/100/100, including 2 x Combo 1000BASE-T SFP
ERS 5520-24TPWR
24 x 10/100/100 with PoE, including 4 x Combo 1000BASE-T/SFP
ERS 5520-48TPWR
48 x 10/100/100 with PoE, including 4 x Combo 1000BASE-T/SFP
ERS 5530-24TFD
24 x 10/100/100 including 12 x Combo 100BASE-T/SFP, plus 2 x 10

Gig XFP
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ERS 5600 Series Hardware

Fast Ethernet
Gigabit Ethernet
ERS 5632FD
24 x 100/1000BASE-SFP plus 8 x 10GBASE-XFP
ERS 5650TD
48 x 10/100/1000 plus 2 x 10GBASE-XFP
ERS 5650TD-PWR
48 x 10/100/1000 with Power-over-Ethernet plus 2 x 10GBASE-XFP
ERS 5698TFD
96 x 10/100/1000, including 6 x Combo 1000BASE-T or 100/1000BASESFP, plus 2 x 10GBASE-XFP
ERS 5698TFDPWR
96 x 10/100/1000 with Power-over-Ethernet, including 6 x Combo

1000BASE-T or 100/1000BASE-SFP, plus 2 x 10GBASE-XFP
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ERS 5000 Resilient Stacking

Industry-leading bandwidth and capacities
ERS 5600 models scalable
to 1.152 Terabits
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Resilient stacking highlights
ERS 5600 -144 Gbps of capacity per switch

and 1.152 Terabits per stack
ERS 5500 - 80 Gbps of capacity per switch
and 640 Gbps per stack
Hot swapping of units in a stack; Auto Unit
Replacement features ensure new switches
are operational in just over 2 mins.
Ability to support ERS 5500 and ERS 5600
units in the same stack
QoS maintained across the stack
Field-replaceable AC
& DC Power Supplies
Return Cable creates

resilient configuration
Centralised management, automatic software

& configuration control
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ERS 5000 for the Mid Market

Simple & resilient core networking
ERS 2000/ 4000 series
in a resilient stack
Switch Clustering highlights

Industrys most mature active, active
implementation
ERS 5000
series in a
Switch Custer
Cost-effective for any size of network

Interoperable with devices that support
link aggregation; extends to servers etc.
ERS 5000 Series highlights

Avaya Switch Cluster
Reliability equivalent to
modular core systems but
without the high price points!
Pay as you grow core to over a Terabit of

capacity
High density Gig and 10 Gig
Industrys only stackable 96-port Gig E
switch
Dynamic routing and multicast support
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Avaya Ethernet Routing Switch 4000

Scalable solution to empower
convergence
Fast or Gigabit Ethernet to the Desktop
High-speed local switching and

Dynamic Layer 3 Routing
GbE and 10GbE Uplinks

PoE, PoE+ and QoS
Zero-loss, 384 Gbps Resilient Fast
Stack
Highlights
Converged Fast Ethernet or Gigabit
Desktop
Advanced edge feature set: Redundant
Power, Field Replaceable PSU, PoE and

PoE+
Scalable, pay-as-you-grow
Unlimited Lifetime Warranty
Avaya Energy Saver (AES)
Integrated Access Control
802.1X with extensions

802.1AB auto discovery for plug and
play of Avaya end-points
Delivers 99.999% reliability to

the Network Edge
10/100 Switches 10/100/1000 and

10GbE Switches
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Avaya ERS 4800 and ERS 4500 PoE+ Models

Recent additions to the ERS 4000 Series
Highlights of new models
IEEE 802.3at Power over Ethernet Plus
ERS 4800 Models

Gigabit-to-the-Desktop with SFP+ uplinks
1 and 10 GbE uplinks with Small FormFactor Pluggable (SFP+) ports on ERS
4800 models
Redundant field replaceable AC power
supplies
Stackable Chassis compatibility
Avaya Fabric Connect services to the
wiring closet (ERS 4800)
ERS 4500 PoE+ Models

Fast Ethernet to the desktop
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Ethernet Routing Switch 4000

Flexible Advanced Stacking Technology
Avayas Stackable Architecture
provides chassis like resiliency
Simplified management through a single IP address;

with forced-mode maintaining the stack IP when 1 unit
fails in a stack of 2
Shortest Path algorithm ensures that traffic is forwarded
the most efficiently across the stack, thereby reducing
latency
QoS is maintained across the Stack
Provides ability to hot-swap failed units in the stack with

no impact to forwarding on other switches in the stack
Configurations on replaced units are automatically

updated through Automatic Unit Replacement
Software on replaced units are automatically updated

through Agent Automatic Unit Replacement and
Diagnostics Automatic Unit Replacement
Seamlessly add new units to a stack with

New Unit Quick Configuration.
Provides Temporary Base Unit functionality in case the

Base Unit fails or is down
ERS 4000 Series

Stacking up to 8 units per stack
Stacking Architectures delivers up to 384Gbps
Return Cable creates fully resilient
configuration
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Ethernet Routing Switch 4000

Scalable Networking
Mix and match any member of the ERS
4000 family into a single stack
Create the best mix of ports
to meet your needs
Providing Fast Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet
Providing 802.3af PoE or 802.3at PoE+
Supporting 10 Gigabit Uplinks
Supports Field Replaceable power supplies
on some units
Scale up to 8 units and 400 ports with
384Gbps of Stack Bandwidth
Grow your network with a choice of 17

models without increasing management
complexity.
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Avaya Ethernet Routing Switch 3500

Highlights
Portfolio of 8 compact switches
Delivers cost effective Gigabit
connectivity
Extends the values of ERS
Stackable portfolio to SMEs, small
branches and open environments
Cost effective Gigabit and Fast

Ethernet connectivity for SME and
Mid-Market
80 Gbps of virtual backplane
capacity
Gig and 10Gig uplinks
Simplified edge operations
Fanless operation for open

environments (retail, hospitality)
Secure
PoE and PoE+ capabilities
Always-on networking
Positioned as an SME / mid-market

/ branch switch as opposed to an
SMB switch
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ERS 3500 Release 5.2

Introducing 48-port models
Two new models that extend SME & mid-market positioning of ERS
3500 family
48-port 10/100/1000 PoE+ and non-PoE
1x SFP+ (10 GB) uplink
Resilient stacking of up to 8 units (up to 384 user / 392 total ports)
Easy to install
IP Office Quick start (run ipoffice)
IP Phone plug and play
Competitively priced
ERS 3549GTS
ERS 3549GTS-PWR+
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ERS 3500 Models

Gigabit Ethernet Models: 10-port model variants
Model
Port Configuration
Order Code
ERS 3510GT
8 x 10/100/1000Mbps + 2 SFP ports

(Standalone & fanless)
AL3500?04-E6
ERS 3510GTPWR+
8 x 10/100/1000 Mbps PoE+ ports + 2 SFP

ports (Standalone, dual power - fanless 60W /
fan 170W modes)
AL3500?14-E6
ERS 3510GT
ERS 3510GT-PWR+
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ERS 3500 Models

Fast Ethernet Models: 24-port model variants
Model
Port Configuration
Order Code
ERS 3526T
24 x 10/100Mbps + 2 Shared 10/100/1000 or

SFP ports + 2 SFP / 2.5G rear ports (fanless)
AL3500?01-E6
ERS 3526TPWR+
24 x 10/100Mbps PoE+ ports + 2 Combo

10/100/1000 or SFP ports + 2 SFP / 2.5G rear
ports (PoE budget 370W)
AL3500?11-E6
ERS 3526T
ERS 3526T-PWR+
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ERS 3500 Models

Gigabit Ethernet Models: 24-port model variants
Model
Port Configuration
Order Code
ERS 3524GT
24 x 10/100/1000Mbps with 4 shared SFP

ports + 2 SFP / 2.5G rear ports
AL3500?05-E6
ERS 3524GTPWR+
24 x 10/100/1000Mbps PoE+ ports with 4

shared SFP ports + 2 SFP / 2.5G rear ports
(PoE budget 370W)
AL3500?15-E6
ERS 3524GT
ERS 3524GT-PWR+
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Avaya Networking Management Overview
The Right Tool for the Job

Configuration and Orchestration Manager
Common Framework for Management
Virtualization Provisioning Service
WLAN Management Software
IP Flow Manager
Visualization Performance and Fault Manager

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Configuration and Orchestration Manager

Complete Layer 2 and 3 Network Topology discovery
Simplified Element Management with role-based access privileges and audit trails
Reduced configuration setup time saves operational costs
Network protected from unauthorized changes
Faster network configuration and changes
Reduced risk of configuration and provisioning errors
Enterprise Device Manager - Two Flavors

On-box EDM
Off-box EDM
Embedded Element Management Tool
Completely integrated into COM
Web-based Device Management
Context based Device Management
Successor of Java Device Manager
Plug-in files posted on Support Site
Available across all Enterprise Switches
Completely secured device access

Low latency response
Managing different Aspects of the Network
COM Feature Overview

Admin
Preferences, Device Credentials, Licensing, Audit Log, Security Admin, Operator user
Devices
Network Discovery based inventory, Device categories Views, Device details and export
Managers and Viewers

VLAN - Multilink-Trunking - Security - Routing - Trap/Log - Virtual Routing - Multicast Bulk Configuration VSN - Multimedia Manager, as well as Trap and Syslog Viewer
Virtualization Provisioning Service

End-to-End Management of Servers and Network between Data Centers
Wizards
For easy configuration of complex features and to hide complexity
Templates
To reduce configuration error and speed-up provisioning time
Tools
Smart Diff Tool, Scheduler, Port Scanner, CLI*Manager, Configuration Auditing
Basic Event Management

Off-box Element Management
Monitoring the entire system
Configuring all devices
Debugging and Troubleshooting
RF tools for monitoring, visualization, and
location services
Statistics and Trending
Identifying the ideal access point locations on
detailed floor plans
Site Model Designer

Calculates WLAN topology, and
configurations including power level and
channel settings
Imports existing floor plans in AutoCAD

DXF, JPEG or GIF, Ekahau
Provides system-wide configuration and

updates in a single-step
Includes RF attenuation characteristics

for doors, pillars, walls, ceilings, and
other physical obstructions
Alerts administrators of conflicting

change requests
Generates a detailed RF map showing

calculated RF coverage on floor plan
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IP Flow Manager
Manages network usage
Monitors growth enabling better planning
Make more informed/accelerated

resolution/planning decisions
Works in multi-vendor switching

environments
Resolve issues before they impact

productivity
Accelerates investigation of abuse
Reduce TCO associated with planning

and diagnosing performance and abuse
investigation
Analyzes applications, protocols and

user activity based on IP Flow data
Visualization Performance & Fault Manager

Heterogeneous Network Discovery
Discovers devices and applications
Device information can be used to provide a network
inventory listing
Network Visualization
Hierarchy-based topology and service-based views
Device connectivity and their relationships to each
other
Fault Management
SNMP Trap Receiver and Syslog Collector
Event correlation
Device status monitoring
Event handling and scripting
MIB compiler/browser
Performance Management
Instance-based performance monitoring
Long-term (trending) performance monitoring
Avaya Wireless Solution
Avaya Mobile Collaboration Solution

Avaya Aura common foundation, services, and
management for deploying all apps enterprise-wide
Avaya Flare Communicator for iPad for powerful
mobile decision making with apps + communications
Avaya one-X for smartphones, desktops, speech
access, and home teleworking
Avaya ACE for multivendor application integration
Avaya Session Border Controller (SBC) Advanced for
Enterprise for secure remote VPN-less access
Internet
Avaya Identity Engines for secure BYOD authentication &

WLAN 8100 for voice/video optimized, campus roaming
(see http://www.miercom.com/pdf/reports/20111017.pdf)
Avaya Professional and Managed Services driving

faster ROI and managed costs
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Enabling Campus Roaming and BYOD

WLAN optimized for industryleading high-scale voice and
video performance
Innovative E911 location support
to safeguard the mobile workforce
Centralized Identity Engine
authentication and access control
for wireless, wired, and remote
BYOD devices including iPads
Enterprise
LAN
Ethernet
Routing
Switches
Identity
Engines
Network
Management
WLAN 8100
Access Point
Centralized management
Lower business risks, manage
compliance, and lower IT TCO
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WLAN 8100 Comprehensive Portfolio

WLAN 8100 Infrastructure
WAP 8120/8120-E WC 8120-O
Dual radio, 802.11n

8120-E: Plenum rated
External Antennas
Outdoor 802.11n AP
WC 8180
70o, directional
Overlay or Unified
180o, omni-directional
WC 8180 / WC 8180-16L
Management
WLAN Management
Software 8100
Optional Wireless Network Services

Voice/UC
Video
E-911
Guest
Management
Location
Services
Infusion
pump
Avaya 3641/3645 Range of video

end points
IP Wireless Phones
E-911 VoWLAN Unified Wired/Wireless

integration
Guest Manager (idEngines)
Advanced
Security
Real Time Location

Wireless Intrusion
Tracking
Detection/Protection
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Revolutionary Architecture to address Scalability

Avaya WLAN 8100
Next Generation Architecture
Legacy Centralized
Architecture
Data traffic
Control traffic
Servers
Wireless Controllers
All traffic routed through controller

Constrained capacity
Servers
Virtualized
Wireless Controller
Truly unified architecture that eliminates

bottlenecks
Greater efficiency & reduced latency
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Unified Access Explained

Todays Model
Control & Data combined
Wireless Controller
Avaya Unified Access Model

Control & Data separated
Wireless
Control
Point
WC 8180 - WC
Dedicated to control
traffic
Common platform for

control and data plane
Appliance or housed in a
Chassis
Wireless
Switching Point
integrated to
ERS 8800
Control/Data planes run on separate n/w elements

Optimized hardware for required function
Independent Scaling
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End to End Security

Secure, Centralized Network
Access
Identity
Engines
Firewall
Devices directed to
appropriate VLAN
Secure LAN
Support for todays strongest

security standards
Guest VLAN
Controller or Switching
Point
Captive Portal
Authentication & Encryption
Wireless Access Point
WEP, WPA/WPA2
Advanced Wireless Intrusion

Detection and Protection
Tablet
Laptop
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Identity-based Access Control

With Avayas Identity Engines
Unified Wired and Wireless Access
Granular policy engine
Intelligent federated directories
Simple affordable licensing
Unified wired and wireless
Vendor agnostic
Highly available virtual appliance
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Unified Guest Access

Convenient network
connectivity for guests
and temporary users
Front-desk personnel
generate unique user
ID/password for each
visitor
Associated security profile, Time of day, Restricted locations
Robust wireless and wired guest access manager simplifies

operations
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Avaya Networking Overview

The Avaya Data Solutions Vision

PLUG & PLAY COMMUNICATIONS

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Avaya VSP Series

The Benefits of Virtualization

Decouples the physical infrastructure

Network Virtualization enabled via Shortest Path Bridging

The Basics of How SPBm Works

IS-IS natural L2 routing protocol

2. IS-IS nodes automatically build

Shortest path tree based on link metrics

Symmetric datapath between any two nodes

unicast path now exists from every node to

3. Use IS-IS to advertise new

Floods topology, MAC and ISID information to

4. When nodes receive notice of a

#config vlan 20 isid 100

ISID/Service specific entries

ISID=100CLI applied to edge switch only

Which Fabric Technology is the

Avaya Fabric Connect

February 26-28, 2013 | Orlando,

Use Example: Virtual Machine Migration

With Fabric Connect:

Provide direct end-to-end

Application VLANs mapped into

Facilitate live migrations to support

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VSNs extends L2 connectivity

Use Example: Wireless Guest Services

With Fabric Connect:

Provide Wireless Guest Access in

Wireless Guest VLAN mapped into

Ability to quickly add / remove

Layer 2 VLAN extension across

Use Example: Multi-Tenant Networks

With Fabric Connect:

Provide infrastructure to support

VRFs create traffic separation

Extends Layer 3 VRFs across the

Use Example: Workgroup Networks

With Fabric Connect:

Provide network access for a

Workgroup able to communicate

Maintain traffic separation from the

Traffic separation is maintained

Use Example: Business Collaboration

With Fabric Connect:

Deploy new business collaboration

Route directly across the Fabric

Simplify and optimize deployment

No need to configure and IGP on

Virtual Services Platform 9000

Future-ready for 40/100GbE

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1+1 redundancy & hot-swappable

N+1 redundancy & hot-swappable

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9010 Cooling Module

9012 Front Cooling Module

9012 Rear Cooling Module

Virtual Services Platform 7000

Future-Ready for Tomorrow