Cisco Wide Area

Application Services
(WAAS)

Technical Overview

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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 Focus of WAN Optimization Today

Branch Cisco Cisco

User Data
WAAS WAAS Center

Mobile
User

Centralization •Consolidation Faster Applications

•
§Centralize IT while maintaining SLAs•Application Acceleration §User Productivity
§Virtualized branch services • §Remote/mobile users
§Emerging cloud computing §Improved DR
•Productivity

WAN Optimization

§Bandwidth optimization
§Latency mitigation

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Application Delivery Challenges

Round Trip Time

§ Applications perform ~ 0ms
well in LAN
• High bandwidth Client LAN
Switch
Server

• Low latency
• Reliability
• Round Trip Time ~ Many Many
mili - Seconds

§ Applications perform
poorly in WAN Client
LAN
Switch WAN LAN Server
switch
• Already congested
• Low bandwidth
• Latency
• Packet Loss
•

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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WAAS Solution Benefits

Enhance User Productivity Minimize Branch IT Costs

Branch IT consolidation
Application acceleration WAN bandwidth optimization

Confident Migration to Cloud Increase Agility and Flexibility

Public and Private Cloud Acceleration Best mix of centralized and distributed IT

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 Cisco WAAS: WAN optimization
solution
Backup
WAAS Data Center
Appliances

WAAS
Appliance
Branch Office
WAAS Mobile
WAAS Server

VPN
WAAS
Service
Branch Office Module WAN

WAAS Data Center

Appliances

WAAS
Appliance Internet

WAAS Mobile WAAS Mobile

Server Server
WAAS
Regional Office VPN VPN

Domestic
Mobile User WAAS Mobile
Software
International Over VPN
Mobile User

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 Application Performance Improvements
Category Applications 2X 5X 10X 25X 50X 100X+
CIFS
File Sharing NFS
2-20X Avg >100X Peak

Email Microsoft Exchange

Lotus Notes 2-10X Avg 50X Peak
Internet Mail

Web and HTTP

2-10X Avg 100X Peak
WebDAV
Collaboration FTP
Microsoft Sharepoint

Software Microsoft SMS

Altiris 2-20X Avg >100X Peak
Distribution HP Radia

Enterprise Oracle, Siebel, SAP

2-8X Avg 20X Peak
CRM
Applications ERP

Backup Microsoft NTBackup

Legato Networker 2-10X Avg 50X Peak
Applications Veritas Netbackup
CommVault Galaxy

Data Replication EMC SRDF/A

2-10X Avg 50X Peak
EMC IP Replicator
NetApp SnapMirror
Data Domain
Double-Take
Veritas Vol Replicator

SaaS Cisco WEBEX WAAS

2-8X Avg 20X Peak
Applications 4.2

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 Seamless and Transparent Integration

§ Compliance with critical network services

§ Industry’s only holistic and secure optimization, visibility, and control
solution
Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Quality of Service (QoS)
Application Optimizers
Advanced Compression
§ Network Management Transport Optimization

§ Security
§ Optimized Routing WAN

§Quality of Service (QoS)

Classification, NBAR, marking
Policing, shaping, queuing, WRED
LFI, header compression SrcIP 1 . 1 . 1 .SrcPort
1 1434
DstIP 2 . 2 . 2 .DstPort
2 80 Optimized Data
§Network Management
NAM, PVM, NetFlow
NetQoS, IP SLA SrcIP 1 . 1 . 1 .SrcPort
1 1434
DstIP 2 . 2 . 2 .DstPort
2 80 Application Data
§Optimized Routing
Network Path Affinity (NPA)
Optimized Edge Routing, PBR

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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 Cisco WAAS Architecture

Platform Management and Services

Virtu Virtu
al al
CIFS MAPI HTTP SSL Video NFS
WoW Blad Blad Configuration
AO AO AO AO AO AO
e e Management
#2 #3 System
(CMS)
TCP Proxy with Scheduler Optimizer (SO) Embedded
DRE, LZ, TFO virtualization

Cisco WAAS Operating System

Policy Engine, Filter-Bypass, Egress Method, Directed Mode, Auto-Discovery
Ethernet
Disk Storage (Cache, VB storage etc.) Network
I/O

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 WAAS Overview
Session and Transport Layer Optimization

Host A Host B

Application Application

Presentatio WAE 1 WAE 2 Presentatio

n
n
Application Application
Session Optimizer Optimizer Session
(AO) (AO)
Transport TFO TFO Transport

Network Network Network Network

Data Link Data Link Data Link Data Link

Original Optimized Original

Physical Physical Physical Physical

WAN

BRKAPP-2005
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 Cisco WAAS Auto-Discovery
Solutions

•Devices automatically discover one another

•Devices automatically negotiate optimization
capabilities
Benefits

•Eliminates need for complex overlay networks with tunnels

•And as the result reduces additional efforts associated with
management, security and monitoring

WCCPv2 WCCPv2
A WAN or PBR
B
or PBR

A:B TCP SYN B:A TCP SYN/ACK A:B TCP

B:ASYN
TCP SYN/ACK A:B TCP SYN
(marked)
B:A TCP SYN/ACK

(marked)
(marked)
ACCELERATION
CONFIRMED!
Need to accelerate II know
Acknowledge
know WAE1
WAE1 is is
WAE1 this connection! WAE2 in
in the
Acceleration!
the path,
path, let’s
let’s
Here are my details Here are my details
accelerate!
accelerate!
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 Advanced Compression
Solutions
Benefits
ØData Redundancy Elimination (DRE)
Ø •Application-agnostic compression
ØPersistent LZ compression •Up to 100:1 compression
•
•Session-based compression
•Up to an additional 10:1
compression even after DRE
•

WAN
LZ LZ

DRE DRE
Synchronized
Compression
History

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 TCP Performance Challenges

Bandwidth Starvation for Short-Lived

Connections

Inability to Use Available Bandwidth

cwnd

TCP

Slow Start Congestion Avoidance Time (RTT)

Inefficient Response to Packet

Loss/Congestion

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WAAS TFO Solution
Cisco TFO Provides Significant Throughput
Improvements over Standard TCP Implementations

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 TCP Flow Optimization (TFO) Benefits

§ Improves WAN bandwidth utilization and therefore

application throughput
§ Shields end-nodes from unruly WAN conditions
§ TCP Proxy architecture provides LAN-like TCP
behavior
§ TFO provides adaptive buffering resulting in higher
throughput
DRE
WAN
DRE
PLZ PLZ

TCP TCP TCP TCP

LAN-like TCP Behavior Optimized TCP Connections LAN-like TCP Behavior

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 Application-Specific Acceleration
§ Application and Protocol Awareness
• Minimize chatter
• Safe caching
• Scheduled File preposition

§ Intelligent Server Offload

• Caching and optimizations

§ WAAS Application Accelerators

• CIFS, NFS, MAPI, Video, HTTP, SSL, Windows printing

§ Licensed developed and validated

Remote Office
WAN with application vendors
Data Center

•Object Cache Verification

•Security and Control
•WAN Optimization
•Server Safely Offloaded
•Fewer Servers Needed
•LAN-like Performance •Power/Cooling Savings
•WAN Bandwidth Savings
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 Simplified Data Center Interception
Serial Inline Cluster Client
WAAS
4.2 Inline
Solution WAE
(Up to 2)
§Dual Inline Cards Branch
ØSupports up to 4 inline groups
ØWAE-674, WAE-7341, WAE- WAN Dual WAN Links
WAN1 2
7371
§HA supported by 2nd WAE
§Interception Access List
ØBypass non-relevant traffic Inline
§ WAE
Benefits Serial
Cluster
§Simplified and highly available
deployment model
§Small and medium data centers
§Simplifies PoC’s.

Servers
Data
Center
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 Network-Integrated Off-path
Interception

§ Transparent integration and automatic Remote

discovery regardless of interception Office
Client
method
§ WCCPv2 Interception
• Active/active clustering WAE
WAE
Cluster
Cluster
Original
Original
• automatic load-balancing Flow
Flow

• load redistribution
• fail-over
• and fail-through operation
• Near-linear scalability and Interceptio
Interceptio
nn
Optimized
Optimized
performance improvement when Redirection
Redirection
Flow
Flow
adding devices Monitoring
Monitoring

§ Policy-Based Routing Interception

WAN
• Routing of flows to be optimized
through a Cisco WAE as a next-hop
router
• Active/passive clustering
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 Scalable Data Center Integration

WAN
Optimized
Optimized
Flow
Flow

§ Application Control Engine (ACE) WAE

WAE
Cluster
Cluster
• Appliance and Catalyst 6500 series
module Catalyst
Catalyst
• Supports from 1Gbps to 64Gbps of 6509
6509 w/
ACE
w/
ACE
aggregate throughput and up to 4M Module
Module
concurrent TCP connections
Original
Original
• Cluster management for hundreds of Flow
Flow
WAE devices

Data Center
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 Cisco WAE Disk Encryption

§ An optional feature to mitigate concern of data theft due to

stolen drives or physically compromised WAE devices
§ Keys fetched from CM upon boot and stored in memory only
§ Keys synchronized amongst Central Managers to ensure HA
§ Standards-Based Strong Encryption
• Follows FIPS 140-2 level 2 specification with certification to
follow
• 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) cipher Cisco WAAS
Central Manager

• WAN

•
Fetch Disk Encryption
Key and Store in RAM
Remote Office Disk
Data Center
Disk Disk

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Secure WAN Optimization from Cisco
Cisco Integrated Services Router (ISR) - Integrated Security and WAN Optimization

Ingress Egress
Security, Intercept Security,
Route
LAN Control, and and Control, and WAN
Selection
Visibility Optimize Visibility

Security Intercept Routing Security

- Stateful Inspection -Inline - Static - Stateful Inspection
- Firewall Policies - Dynamic - Firewall Policies
-WCCP
- Signature Matching - Optimized - Link Encryption
Optimize
Control Control
- Specific Application
- Classification - Shaping
Acceleration
- Drop or Mark
- Compression Visibility
- Policing
- Flow Optimization - NetFlow
Visibility
Secure
- NetFlow
- Disk Encryption
- Firewall Compliance

Cisco WAAS integrates seamlessly and transparently

into network security, visibility, and control functions
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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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 MAPI Application Optimizer
Solution Challenge
ØFull application support
ØUses MS-RPC - chatty protocol.
ØAsynchronous Writes
ØExchanges many interactive control messages
ØRead Ahead
ØMAPI traffic is negotiated using MS Port Mapper
ØMessages Decompression-
(port 135) and is using dynamic ports
ØDRE hints
ØData encoding is negotiated by client/server
ØEndPoint Mapper

Benefit
ØReduced send/receive time – key for Outlook 2000 users
ØCleans up the outbox faster – important for cached mode users
ØFaster downloads of OAB, while significantly reducing BW consumption
ØOptimizes native Outlook 2007 operations (disable encryption on server)
ØTransparent, automatic optimization
ØNo reverse engineering (MSFT licensing)
ØNo security hole of keeping sessions open even after users have logged
out
Client SERVER

WAN

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MAPI AO Read Ahead

Branch Office Data Center

WAN

1 Read 2 Read Request 3

Read Response Read Response 4
5 READ
AHEADS

6
Local Read
& 7
Responses

WAN RTT Savings for subsequent

requests
Faster Open , and Copy
Operations

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MAPI AO - Asynchronous Write

Branch Office Data Center

WAN

WAN RTT Savings for

1 LocalWrite requests
& Faster write
Responses operations
2 3
Asynchronous
writes

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 CIFS Application Optimizer: CIFS AO

Challenge
Ø"chatty" protocols
Ø
ØWAN’s high latency, packet loss, and
bandwidth constraints significantly
diminishes Server access

Solution
ØFile and Metadata caching
ØRead-ahead
•2MBWord document open, ØMessage pipelining
results in over 1000 message
exchanges. ØScheduled preposition to pre-populate
•40ms RTT WAN, equates to more ØTransparent integration
than 52 seconds of wait time ØDedicated CIFS cache
before the document is usable

WAN Benefit
ØEnable consolidation of distributed file
Files
and print resources into the data center
without compromising performance
FILE.DOC CACHE
Ø
ØOffload of Data Center Servers

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 CIFS AO Read Ahead

Branch Office Data Center

WAN

1 Read 2 Read Request 3

daehA daeR : ssaP tsriF

Read Response Read Response 4

5 READ
AHEADS

6
Local Read
& 7
Responses

WAN RTT Savings for subsequent

requests
stseuqeR tneuqesbuS

Faster Open , and Copy

Operations

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CIFS AO - Asynchronous Write

Branch Office Data Center

WAN

WAN RTT Savings for

1 LocalWrite requests
& Faster write
Responses operations
2 3
Asynchronous
writes

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 Windows Printing Application Optimizer
Branch Office Challenge
Local Printer
ØMS Print protocol uses RPC - very “chatty”
ØAs A result over WAN it degrades exponentially
as latency increases

Print job sent Solution

to printer
ØBased on licensed MS Print Protocols
WAN ØOptimized access to print queue status and printer settings
ØBi-directional Acceleration
Print job sent to ØPrinter and Queue meta-data caching
Windows server ØAsync write
ØDRE hints for enhanced payload compression
ØMS-RPC message optimization
ØRPC command fragments handled asynchronously
ØDelayed close of printer handles (OPEN requests local)

Benefit
ØUsers print at near-LAN speeds
ØNo need for Network IT group to manage Branch Print
ØNo configuration on WAAS – just turn it on!
ØEnable scalable centralized Windows Print services
Windows ØFully Transparent to Windows AD Management
Print Servers Data Center ØEasy server migration from branch to datacenter

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NFSv3 Application Optimizer

Solution Challenge

ØIn Unix, NFS protocol is used for large file exchange such as
ØRead-Ahead
software builds, CAD applications and large directory access
ØAsynchronous write
ØNFSv3 is a “chatty” RPC protocol
ØDRE hints
ØClients cannot efficiently operate on high-latency/high-
ØMeta-data caching
bandwidth WANs

Benefit
ØCan fill high-bandwidth links regardless of latency
ØTransparent to client and server. No configuration required.
ØTested for compliance with IBM AIX, Linux and
Solaris clients + Leading NAS vendors!

A B C D
WAN

Original Connection Optimized Connection Original Connection

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 HTTP Application Optimizer
Solution Challenge
ØFast Connection Reuse
ØProxy Connect to SSL Servers ØSlow page load on Interactive Web applications
ØLocal HTTP responses through Metadata cache ØBrowsers serially open and close connections to
ØContent-aware optimization fetch small objects (e.g graphics)
ØDRE hints ØLatency due to HTTP request/response
ØServer compression offload

Benefit

ØMitigates latency due to HTTP request/response

ØFully transparent
ØReuse of same pair of client and server requests
ØCompliments and preserves http application pipelining

WAN

Connect (SYN, SYN-ACK, ACK)

HTTP Request
HTTP Response

Connect
HTTP Request
HTTP Response
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HTTP AO - Building Blocks
WAAS
4.2

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 Mitigate Latency using Local Response
WAAS
for Content Freshness Validation 4.2

Branch Office Data Center

WAN
gninraeL : ssaP tsriF

1 GET logo.gif
Expiry time cached by WAAS 2
3 200 OK Etag: version1
Expires: 1 day

4 GET logo.gif
Metadata Cache Hit!
WAN RTT Savings for subsequent
304 Not-Modified 5 requests
Improved Application
stseuqeR tneuqesbuS

Etag: version1
Response Time
Local Response: across all clients
Freshness Info Browser Reload / Refresh

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 Mitigate Latency using Local Response
WAAS
for URL Redirect 4.2

Branch Office Data Center

WAN
gninraeL : ssaP tsriF

1 GET www.cco.cisco.com
2
3 301 Moved Permanently
Location: www.cisco-
Old URL: www.cco.cisco.com cco.com
New URL: : www.cisco-cco.com

4 GET www.cco.cisco.com
Metadata Cache Hit! WAN RTT Savings for subsequent
requests
5
stseuqeR tneuqesbuS

301 Moved Permanently

Location: Improved Application
www.cisco-cco.com Response Time
across all clients

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 Mitigate Latency using Local Auth-Needed
WAAS
Response for URLs needing Authorization 4 . 2
Branch Office Data Center

WAN
gninraeL : ssaP tsriF

1 Get Object # 1
3 401 Authorization
Required … 2
Notes authorization is required

4 Get Object #1 (Authorization:

Basic (Username/Password)
200 OK 5
WAN RTT Savings for subsequent
6 Get Object # 1
requests
Metadata Cache Hit! Improved Application
7
stseuqeR tneuqesbuS

401 Authorization Required Response Time

WWW-Authenticate:Basic … across all clients
Latency mitigation during
8Get Object #1 (Authorization: morning rush
Basic (Username/Password)

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 The Need for SSL Acceleration

§ WAAS optimization benefits are maximized only when applied

to decrypted payload
Client§ Server

§ WAN
§
SSL Handshake
§
§
§ “session key” derived
§
Encrypted Data Exchange
•

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 Cisco WAAS SSL Optimization Solution

§ Core WAE acts as a Trusted Intermediary Node for SSL requests by client
§ Private Key and Server Certificate are stored on the Core WAE device
§ Core WAE participates in SSL Handshake to derive “session key”
§ Distributes the “session key” securely in-band to the Edge WAE over the
established connection between the Edge WAE and Core WAE

Edge WAE Send “session key”

Core WAE

Transparent
Secure Channel
Client Server
SSL Handshake SSL Handshake

WAN
Original Data - Encrypted Optimized & Encrypted Original Data - Encrypted

SSL Session Client to Core WAE (WAAS) SSL Session Core WAE to Server
- Core WAE: Server Private Key

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 Cisco WAAS SSL
Feature Description
Online Certificate Status Protocol Real-time check whether SSL certificates are valid
(OCSP) and/or revoked

Client Authentication Server authenticates client based on client certificates.

WAAS SSL can optimize traffic using client certificates
Explicit HTTP(S) Proxy WAAS can optimization connections that upgrades from
clear text to a crypto-SSL during connection set-up
Diffie-Hellman (DHE) Key Exchange Higher Security Key Exchange Method
Simplified Group based Trust Automated trust relationship negotiation between WAAS
configuration devices using device group

•Server key kept on core WAE

•Edge & core WAEs communicate
securely
Benefit •OSCP
•Supports client authentication &
validation
ØMaintains Trust Model in DC = Better Security
ØWidest Range of SSL Acceleration
ØFlexible Deployment
ØEase of Operation = Lower Opex

•PKI integration •SSL Service policy required only on the Core

•Wildcard Certificates signed by CA WAE
•Enterprise CA signed Certificate •Scalable service configuration using Wildcard
certificates

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 Live Video Streaming for Windows Media
Environment
BRANCH OFFICE DATA CENTER

ck on2published URL to get live stream

Web Portal

List of scheduled live streaming events

4 Media RTSP unicast streams Microsoft

Windows
Windows Media
3 Windows Media Player
Opens Server (WMS)

1Uncompressed Video
WAN

Bottlen Encoder
eck

 Redundant streams issued for the same source!

 Overloaded streaming servers

BRANCH OFFICE
BRANCH OFFICE
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 Live Video Streaming with WAAS
Edge stream splitting
BRANCH OFFICE DATA CENTER

ck on2published URL to get live stream

Web Portal

List of scheduled live streaming events

Microsoft
Windows Media
WAAS Server (WMS)
3 Windows Media Player
Opens
WAAS
1Uncompressed Video
WAN

Encoder
WAAS

 Only one stream per remote site

WAAS
 auto-detect RTSP connections (no configuration required)

BRANCH OFFICE
Note: Separate WAAS license for Windows Media Live
Streaming required per contract w/Microsoft BRANCH OFFICE
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 Video Application Optimizer
Solution

ØWindows Media Stream Splitting - Each new client request (over LAN) will reuse existing incoming
stream (over WAN) for the same stream URL
ØData-reduction and optimization for non-WMT/RTSP video – WAN optimization and bandwidth
reduction for other video formats including video over HTTP, Flash, QuickTime, RealVideo, and any
other video protocol that uses TCP as a transport
ØIntelligent video server offload – Cisco WAAS video delivery services minimize the burden placed
on the origin video server by intelligently
ØRTSP/TCP rollover - Client requests over RTSP/UDP automatically rolled over to RTSP/TCP

Benefit
ØWAN Bandwidth Savings
ØOne video stream per remote site per webcast
ØEdge-stream splitting serves users at site
ØLeverage existing IP infrastructure
ØMulticast enabled networks not required
ØDefer requirement for bandwidth upgrades
ØLower TCO
ØReduce IT coordination needed for video apps (e.g. webcasting)
ØServer Offload: Fewer Streaming Servers required in Data Center
ØLower Op-Ex: No configuration required (auto-detect live RTSP traffic)
Ø

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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Data Backup/restore and Replications
WAN link speed is 45Mbps
while utilization is 20Mbps
Replication time takes
several hours
§ Online data
backup/restore
ØBackup accessible
over WAN
ØReduces recovery
time
§ Data replication
Backup/Replications
ØContinuous data
synchronization
across the network
ØRapid failover to
WAN
remote DC for 24/7
data availability Local Remote
Data Center Data Center
ØReduced recovery
time and improved
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 Replication and backup Optimization
Local Remote Challenge
Data Center Data Center
Backup/Replications ØRequires costly High Bandwidth Low Latency Links
ØInability of storage systems to fill WAN link due to
latency/packet loss issues
ØNeed to increase the distance of the disaster recovery
High site

Throughput
WAN Solution

LAN
LAN like
like
throughput
throughput ØDevice Mode purposely designed for DC-to-DC
Bandwidth
Bandwidth savings
savings
Fewer
Fewer round
round trips
trips replication and backup optimization
ØOptimized for High Speed Links, Low
Connection Count, and Low Fan-out
ØSupported on DC devices WAE-73x1
Ø Branch/DC and DC/DC managed from same
WAAS Central Manager (CM)
Ø3rd party data replication solutions support
ØEMC SRDF/A, NetApp SnapMirror
ØSolution does not preclude acceleration of
other replication protocols
No WAAS

Benefit

WAAS enabled with

Replication Accelerator Mode ØBack-up/Replication window reduction up to 5x
ØImproved throughput and WAN link utilization
ØMeet RPO and RTO
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 WAAS Replication Accelerator Summary
Benefit Features
Lowest TCO §Special TFO & DRE optimizations maximize throughput &
minimize cost
§Up to 10x reduction replication/backup times
§DR site distance extended thousands of miles

Ease of Deployment §Auto-discovery and Auto-configuration simplifies deployment

and eliminates manual configuration

Deployment flexibility §WAE devices can be deployed in either Inline or WCCP mode
into existing data center
networks §

Automated separation of §Ensures DC replication traffic volumes do not impact branch

data replication traffic optimization performance
from application traffic

Resilient Network §N+1 clustering eliminates single point of failure

Integrated
§Full range of DC topologies supported w hardware accelerated
out-of-path deployment with Cat 6K

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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 Virtualized Application Delivery for Branch
Office – Cisco WAAS Virtual Blade
§ Centralize what you can with WAAS
§ Locally host services (e.g. Windows Servers) on same WAAS device

Flexible, Optimized Branch IT Data Center

Cisco WAAS
Backup
Users

Local Storage WAN

Business and
Servers Communication Applications

Cisco WAAS Router

VB Microsoft
System Center
Windows Server 2008 R2
Storage Backup

Cisco WAAS Virtual Blade technology

Providing Best Mix of Distributed and Centralized IT Services
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Virtual Blade Deployment

§ Allocate resources and start Virtual-Blade instance

• Easy & Simple - from WAAS CM or from CLI
§ Centrally deploy server image over to WAE
• From CLI or WAAS CM, using FTP or HTTP

Remote WAAS
Office Appliance

Data V
WAAS
Appliances
Center

Remote WAAS
Office Appliance

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Virtual Blade Offerings

§ Broad range of services

ØMicrosoft Windows Services (e.g. DNS, DHCP, SCCM)
ØCustom applications (internally developed )
WAAS
ØOther applications (NAM, ACNS, Altiris) 4.2
§ Improved performance, scale and usability
ØMultiple CPUs for VB (SMP) for higher compute
performance
ØNetwork I/O Paravirtualization for higher network
performance
ØRemote Network Boot Install (PXE) for agile
provisioning
§ Microsoft SVVP validatedfor Windows Server 2003, VB1
VB2
VB3

2008 and 2008 R2

§
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Microsoft and Cisco Solution

Microsoft Windows Cisco WAAS

Server 2008 Server Core with Virtualization

§ Broad range of services § Complete WAN optimization +

(DNS/DHCP/SCCM/…) application acceleration
§ SVVP certification on 2008 R2
(broader range of windows
services)
§

Cisco WAAS with pre-packaged Windows Server 2008 services

üJointly developed architecture

üJoint customer support

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Windows Virtualization - Enabling Virtual
WAAS
On-Demand Service at the Branch 4.2

Transfer
image
§ WAAS VB has a PXE
once

PreExecution DHCP server

Environment (PXE)
PXE WAN Boot server
client that fetches the PXE
Device picks up VB-hosted
image from the Boot server image Automatically
from boot server
Server using standard
PXE methodology
Custom application
§ (Network I/O intensive)

WAAS
Driver D
§ PV driver delivers Service PV-aware
A
Virtualization Layer
efficient hardware (PV-enabled)
T
A
access to Physical Cisco WAAS OS

WAVE Appliance
NIC, that improves Physical NIC

performance for the

custom applications
requiring high network
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Configuring Virtual Blade using
Central Manager

Remote network boot

Paravirtualization

Multi CPU

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Cisco WAAS NAM VB
§ Available on WAVE 574 and WAE 674 appliances
§ NAM software resides in a virtual environment within WAAS
§ WAAS Flow Agent flows and Netflow available as data sources
§ Sized for small data centers (4000 flows) and proof-of-concept
environments
§ Best location to install the NAM VB is on the Data Center WAE
§ If DC WAE does not support VB technology, the NAM VB can be installed
on any of the Branch WAEs that do support VB technology

Client

Server
Cisco NAM VB in
DC WAAS

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 Cisco ACNS-VB Solution
§Shared WAAS device for WAN Optimization and ACNS Media Services
§Allows customers with ACNS EOL platforms to migrate to new
WAE/WAVE platforms while maintaining ACNS licenses
§Allows customers with combined Wan Optimization and non-standard
digital media needs to reduce hardware footprint, CapEx and OpEx.
Edge WAE WAAS ACNS
Core WAE Root CE
VB

Web / Media
Clients Server

WAN

Requests for prepositioned objects

Optimized
(VoDs)
ACNS
andPrepositioned
live streams objects and live streams

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 Recommend the Right Video Solution
Existing ACNS Customer Needs Platform for Digital
Customer Media Delivery
•New platform/better performance for ACNS •

Video on Demand and/or non-WM Live •

Yes Streaming •Small branch offices:

•New Video Features WAAS + ACNS on VB
•Integrated WAN Op •Large branch offices:

WAAS appliance plus

ACNS native on WAE-674
appliances
•Branch Digital Signage or Prepositioned
Video on Demand
•Branch Desktop Video Streaming (Live –
No
Flash or MPEG4, VoD – Any protocol)

Branch Desktop Live Video Streaming –

• WAAS Video AO with
Windows Media only appropriately sized
No
• appliance for both WAN
optimization and video

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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 Cisco WAAS Mobile Architecture

1. Client/Server Architecture 2. What It Does

WAN •Installs on Windows Desktop
•Accelerates Application
Cisco WAAS
Performance over Challenged Mobile
Cisco WAAS
Mobile Client Mobile Server Web, File & or Remote Connections
App Servers

3. Why It’s Better

Purpose Built for the •Designed for Mobile & Remote Users
•Optimized for Diverse Challenged Networks
Windows PC/Laptop •Complements WAAS Appliance as Complete Acceleration Solution

Industry-leading •Highest performance over mobile and SOHO networks

•Scalable, Fault Resilient, Manageable, Interoperable

Performance

Lowest TCO •Best reliability, stability and troubleshooting tools reduce cost of support
•Centralized policy based management reduces deployment and support cost
•Integration with software distribution tools reduces deployment costs

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Cisco WAAS Mobile Architecture Overview

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 Cisco WAAS Mobile Acceleration Matrix
Acceleration Feature Supported
Application Windows Client
App . Transport Delta Persisten Signed Window 7 Vista XP
Protocol Optimizati Compressio t SMB (Platforms
64 / 32 - bit ) ( 64 /
Optimizatio on n Sessions 32 - bit )
n
Web Browsing ( HTTP )

Secure Web Browsing

( HTTPS )

Windows File Shares

( CIFS / SMB )

Outlook / Exchange
( MAPI )

E - mail ( POP3 / SMTP )

FTP

Other Network
Applications

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 Cisco WAAS Mobile Networking:
Deployment Topology

Data Center Cisco WAAS Data Center

Mobile
Server
Cisco WAAS
Intranet Mobile Server

App Servers &

Storage
App Servers
Remote &
Access Storage
VPN

Mobile users
connect through Small Office
VPN aggregation Internet
point to multiple
Cisco WAAS Mobile Cisco WAAS
Cisco WAAS Mobile Clients
Servers Mobile Client Workers in small offices
may connect to multiple
Cisco WAAS Mobile
Servers

Simultaneously accelerate traffic to applications hosted in multiple data centers

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 Cisco WAAS Mobile Networking:
Client-Server Data Flow

Cisco WAAS Mobile Client

TCP Other Application Servers
Accelerated ApplicationsCIFS SMB Other Applications

TCP Cisco WAAS Mobile Server TCP

Control
Intercept/Redirect (TDI driver) TCP 1182 Intercept/Redirect (TDI driver) Application Servers
TCP TCP
Data
Acceleration Process UDP 1182 Acceleration Process

File Servers

§ Cisco WAAS Mobile client proxies all accelerated

TCP traffic and sends it via UDP port 1182 to the
Cisco WAAS Mobile Server

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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Scalable, Secure Central Management

§ Centralized Management
• Robust management, monitoring, and reporting for up to 2000 nodes
• Device grouping for simplified rollout of configuration changes
• Device and system alarms, as well as integration with SNMP and syslog
§ SOA-ready Monitoring
• Standard XML Web Service (SOAP)
• Integration with external reporting and monitoring portals

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Secure Management & High Availability

Secure Management
• High Availability
§ SSL-encrypted HTTP GUI § Active/standby
and intra-device deployments with
communication automatic failover,
§ Roles-based Access § Configuration is replicated
Control (RBAC) to isolate from the primary CM to
users to specific the standby CMs
capabilities and domains
of management § Information is exchanged
using the same CM to
§ Integrated IOS-like CLI Cisco WAE
accessible via SSH (also communication that
telnet, serial) occurs between every
Cisco WAEand the CM.

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 Configurable Comprehensive Reporting
§ Device Dashboard
• Configurable list of reports
to display on a device or
device-group homepage
•

§ Customizable, schedulable
reports
• Device and system health,
WAN optimization
performance, application
acceleration performance,
and traffic statistics
§ Traffic Statistics
• Optimized vs pass-through
traffic mix including pass-
through reason
§ Per-Connection Statistics
• Connection monitoring
shows near real-time view
of optimized connections
and details
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 Bandwidth Savings Reports
§ Compression Statistics
• Bandwidth savings per
application over time
(hr/day/wk/mo/custom)
§ Acceleration Statistics
• Examine accelerated
connections, open files,
cached resources, cache hit
ratio, and average
throughput

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 Enterprise Performance Monitoring
Integration
§ Transparent Integration Without Flow Export Flow Export Agent
No optimization Agent (Inaccurate) Enabled (Accurate)
• Packet header preservation ensures
compliance with enterprise performance
monitoring systems
• Enables visibility to end-nodes involved in
performance data collection
§ Flow Export Agent
• Transmit connection data to monitoring
systems to ensure correct response time
analysis
• Eliminates WOC distortion of TCP RTT
analysis caused by TCP proxy
architectures
•
Exported through NAM to 3rd Parties
§ Central Manager API Optimization Enabled
• Single view of Application Performance
Management and Optimization

§
Cisco NAM

WAN

TCP Flow Export Agent

Remote Office
WAAS CM
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 Cisco Wide Area Engine (WAE)

• The Cisco WAE Appliances and Service Modules are

designed to address varying customer needs, from very
small branch offices to massive data center
deployments, and offer the highest single-device and
clustered-device scalability in the industry

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 WAAS
Cisco WAAS Router Modules 4.2

NME-WAE SRE-SM
Services Ready Engine (SRE)
Router-Integrated Network Module
Service Modules (SM)
for the Cisco First Generation
Integrated Services Router for the Integrated Services Router G2

3925, 3945
2901, 2911,
2921, 2951

Cisco Integrated Services Cisco Integrated Services

Router (ISR) Series Router G2 (ISR) Series
2811, 2821, 2851, 3825, 3845 2911, 2921, 2951, 3925, 3945

Enhances
Reduce Branch Lowers Operational
IT
Footprint Expenses
agility
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WAAS Virtual Blades-Capable Branch
Appliances

WAVE-274 Appliance §Cisco Wide Area Virtualization Engine

(WAVE) appliances extend the Cisco
WAN optimization appliance portfolio
to provide the industry's only branch-
office appliance family that
WAVE-474 Appliance incorporates comprehensive WAN
optimization, embedded virtualization
for local hosting, and branch-office
video delivery.
WAVE-574 Appliance

WAE-674 Appliance

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 Cisco WAAS Branch Platforms
Hardware Max Opt Inline cards Number of Drive (GB) RAID Memory (GB) WAN Capacity
Configuration TCP Conn Virtual (Mbps)
Blades

NME-WAE-302 250 N/A N/A 80 N/A .5 4

NME-WAE-502 400 N/A N/A 120 N/A 1 4

NME-WAE-522 800 N/A N/A 160 N/A 2 8

SM-SRE-700 500 N/A N/A 500 N/A 4 20

SM-SRE-900 1000 N/A N/A 500 RAID-1 4 50

WAVE-274 200 2-port 2 250 N/A 3 2

WAVE-474 400 2-port 2 250 N/A 3 4

WAVE-574-3GB 750 2-port/4-port 2 500 RAID-1 3 8

WAVE-574-6GB 1,300 2-port/4-port 6 500 RAID-1 6 20

WAE-674-4GB 2,000 4-port/8-port 2 600 RAID-5 4 45

WAE-674-8GB 6,000 4-port/8-port 6 600 RAID-5 8 90

* Final recommendations requires a detailed sizing exercise that include application traffic mix, traffic characteristics, application load and other factors
mentioned in the sizing guidelines.
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 Cisco WAE Family
Data Center Platforms
Hardware Max Opt Inline cards Drive (GB) RAID Fan-Out Memory WAN Capacity
Configuration TCP Conn (GB) (Mbps)

WAE-674-8GB 6,000 4-port/8-port 600 RAID-5 200 8 90

WAE-7341 12,000 4-port/8-port 900 RAID-5 1400 8 310

WAE-7371 50,000 4-port/8-port 1500 RAID-5 2800 24 1000

Replicator Mode

WAE-7341 2,500 4-port/8-port 900 RAID-5 4 8 310

WAE-7371 5,000 4-port/8-port 1500 RAID-5 9 24 1000

WAE-7341 WAE-7371 WAE-674

Enterprise Data Center Appliance Enterprise Data Center Appliance Enterprise Appliance

* Final recommendations requires a detailed sizing exercise that include application traffic mix, traffic characteristics, application load and other factors
mentioned in the sizing guidelines.
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 Cisco WAAS Mobile and UCS WAAS
Mobile
•Industry’s Most Scalable Mobile Acceleration 3.5

10,000 Concurrent Cisco WAAS Mobile

Cisco WAAS Mobile Clients Virtual Appliance

Concurrent licensing supports Evolve from hundreds to

30,000 – 40,000 end users thousands of concurrent
Cisco WAAS Mobile users
Server

Cisco UCS C-200M1 Flexible Multi-Service

Unparalleled Throughput
Platform

600 Mbps LAN-side Co-host Cisco WAAS

200 Mbps WAN-side Mobile with other
100,000 TCP connections applications

Cisco WAAS Mobile

Clients

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 WAAS Mobile Client & Server
Configurations

Server

CPU
WAAS Mobile Server Windows server 2003, 2003 R2, 2008, 2008 R2 with Internet

SystemMemory (RAM)
Information Server (IIS) version 6 or higher.
ASP.NET v2.0 & v1.1Framework. , SQLite

Client

Hard Drive
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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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 Steps to install WAAS
Install Edge WAE through
CLI setup wizard
Install Core WAE through
CLI setup wizard
Install central Manager
through CLI setup wizard

3 1
INLINE INLINE 2 INLINE INLINE
Central
LAN WAN LAN WAN Manager

Emulated
WAN
Inline branch Inline DC
Client Cisco WAE Cisco WAE 4 server

Verify operation/performance
through WEB UICisco Confidential
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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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Why Cisco WAAS?
Differentiators Proof Points Benefits
Router integrated §Broadest portfolio §Enables IT service agility
Solution §Software based & hardware §Reduces branch footprint
integrated options §Reduces deployment and
§“On-demand” services maintenance costs
§ §

Proven end-to-end §Over 5000 customers §Eases deployment

architectural approach §Validated, tested design guides §Ensures seamless
§Award-winning Cisco global network integration
support & advanced services §Help where and when you
need it

Network services §Network Transparency - §Reduces deployment and

integration Seamless integration with QoS, management complexity
VoIP, and firewall services
§Protects investments
§Fully preserves security policies
§Speeds problem resolution
§Industry-leading application
transparency

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Agenda

§ Enterprise Application Delivery Challenges

§ Introducing Cisco Wide Area Application Services
§ Cisco WAAS Product Architecture
§ Application Specific Acceleration
§ Data Replication Acceleration
§ Network-embedded virtualization
§ Remote Access Optimization with WAASMobile
§ Management and WAE Platforms
§ WAAS Installation steps
§ Summary
§ Q&A
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