Introduction to Cisco ISR 4000 Series: Architected for Application Performance
PSORST-2008
Jay Chokshi – Manager, Product Management
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Agenda
• Introduction to ISR4000 Series
• Platform Architecture
• Intelligent WAN Performance
• Converged Branch Infrastructure Performance
• Key Takeaways
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New Immersive Experiences Make the Network More Relevant
FinanceRetail Education
Generate More Sales Customer Loyalty Improved Learning
Stores Tellers Books iPadsRemote AgentsOmni-channel
Mobility and Cloud Is Changing the Business Landscape
Of executives state achieving digital transformation in two years is critical*78%
*MIT Sloan Management Review, 2013 Digital Transformation Global Executive Study
68% Say the pace of technology change in their organization is too slow
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Digital Innovation Overwhelming the Branch
80%
30%
20-50%
BRANCH
OS
Updates
HD
Video
Omni-channel
Apps
Mobile
Apps
Online
Training
SaaS Enterprise
Apps
Social
Media
Guest
WiFi
Digital
Displays
MORE
USERS
MORE
APPS
MORE
THREATS
Of employee and
customers are served in
branch offices*
Increase in Enterprise
bandwidth per year
through 2018**
Of advanced threats will
target branch offices by
2016 (up from 5%) ***Tech Target, Branch Office Growth Demands New Devices., 2013
**Gartner, Forecast Analysis: Worldwide Enterprise Network Services, Q2 2014 Update
*** Gartner: “Bring Branch Office Network Security Up to the Enterprise Standard, Jeremy D’Hoinne, 26 April. 2013.
Budget Realities
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WAN Transport Costs Re-think Your WAN
WAN Spending Trends
How Will You Get More Value
from Your WAN Investment?
Nemertes Research Benchmark Report: Emerging WAN Trends: The Internet Arises*
Information Week Reports: 2014 Next Gen WAN Survey**
Nearly HALF of WAN Budget on
Wireline/Internet Transport Services*
Fortune 500
MidmarketOrganizations Have
Flat WAN Budgets*
Say Demand
for WAN
Bandwidth Will
Increase**
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Branch Challenges Need for Converged Branch IT
Your Branch is becoming more complex
Management Complexity
Branch Footprint
OpEx, Power, Cooling
Business Agility
Increased Productivity
Lower Costs
Compute and Storage
Unified Communications
WAN Optimization
WAN Path Control
QoS
Application Visibility
Threat Defense
VPN Services
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What if your Branch Solution can ….
Deliver More Bandwidth for Lower Cost
1X 2X+
Increase WAN Utilization
Improve Your App SLA
Hours Minutes
Pinpoint App Issues Instantly
Or Automatically Get Fixed Before Users Call
Simplify Operations
Multiple
Appliances
All-
in-one
Lower TCO up to 70%
Ensure Security Over Any Connection
Security at Scale
Backhaul Off-load
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Cisco Intelligent WAN Solution Components
Secure, Reliable and High Performance Application Experience
Intelligent Path Control
Load Balancing
Policy-Based Path Selection
Network Availability
Secure Connectivity
Scalable, Strong Encryption
App-Aware Threat Defense
Cloud Web Security
Application Optimization
Application Visibility
App Acceleration
Intelligent Caching
TransportIndependent
Provider Flexibility
Modular Design
Common Operational Model
ISR4000-AX
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Converged Branch Infrastructure Solution
Technology Consolidation for Branch Services
Unified Communications
Server Blades with Storage
Security
WAN Optimization Mobility
Routing
Management Interface
Connects control plane directly to a
management network.
Front Panel GE
• 4 RJ45/SFP GE Interfaces
• PoE available on 2 Interfaces
Network Interface Modules (NIM)
• Larger & more powerful than EHWICs
• Up to 8 ports per module
• DSPs directly on modules
Optional Drive NIM for Embedded
Applications
• RAID 1 for data protection
• Single HD (future) &
Dual SSD Options
Extended Service Modules
• Compatible with ISR G2
• Up to 10Gb connection to system
• Faster & more powerful than SMs
SM-X Layer2/3 EtherSwitch® Service Module(SM-X)
• Capable of PoE+ (30W), MACSec and Cisco TrustSec
• Simplified Licensing for upgrade to Layer-3 features
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We evolve based on changing customer needs
ISR 4431 & 4300 familyMaking for a complete
ISR 4000 familyISR 4451-X First ISR based
on IOS XE
ISR G2 family
800, 1900, 2900 &
3900
Taking ISR G1
architecture to the next
level
ISR G1 family
1800, 2800, 3800
The first architecture
custom designed for
integrated services
Cisco 2500
Cisco’s first family of
branch routers for 23
different deployments
Cisco 2600
Superseded 2500.
Considered one of Cisco's
premier products.
2014
2013
2009
2004
1998
1993
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Revolutionary Optimal Platform ArchitectureArchitected for the Application Experience
Converged Branch with
UCS® E-SeriesIntegrated compute
Up to 8 cores
4-10 Times Faster Than ISR G2 at similar price
Native L2-7 ServicesSecurity, optimization
Pay as You GrowPerformance and services
Virtualized Services
FrameworkAppliance-level
performance
Service-Aware
Data Plane For efficient traffic handling Cisco ISR
4000
Powering the Intelligent WAN
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Award Winning New Cisco ISR 4000 SeriesTurbo Charging the Intelligent WAN
ISR 432150-100 Mbps
ISR 4331100-300 Mbps
ISR 4351 200-400 Mbps
ISR 4431 500-1000 Mbps
ISR 4451 1-2Gbps
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
1500+ Customers
Redesigned to Deliver a High Quality Experience Across All Branches
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Cisco ISR 4000 Family I/O Design
Management Interface
out-of-band control plane
connection directly to a
management network
Front-Panel GE
RJ45/SFP GE Interfaces
PoE+ available on some
models
Network Interface Modules Larger and more powerful than
EHWICs
Up to 8 ports per module
DSPs directly on modules
Optional Drive NIM for
Service Containers RAID 1 for data protection
Single HD (future) and
dual SSD options
Embedded SSD option
USB Connections 2 type A for file storage
USB type B console in addition
to RJ45 console and aux ports
Enhanced Service Modules Compatible with Cisco® ISR G2
Up to 10-Gbps connection to system
Faster and more powerful than SMs
Internal Services Card
Internal Expansion
Currently for CUBE
DSPs
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ISR 4000 Portfolio Summary
Platform Height GE/ RJ45/ SFP NIMSM-X/
DW
Default / Max
Memory
Default/ Max Flash
MemoryRPS
ISR 44512RU 4/4/4 3 2/1 4GB/ 16GB
8GB / 32GBYes
ISR 44311RU 4/4/4 3 0 4GB/ 16GB 8GB / 32GB Yes
ISR 43512RU 3/3/3 3 2/1 4GB/ 16GB 4GB / 16GB No
ISR 43311RU 3/2/2 2 1/0 4GB/16GB 4GB / 16GB No
ISR 43211RU 2/2/1 2 0/0 4GB/8GB 4GB / 16GB No
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Service Containers shrink appliance footprint
Service Containers• Dedicated virtualized compute
resources
• Easily repurpose resources
• Industry Standards Hypervisor
Benefits• Better Performing Network Services
• Ease of Deployment with ZeroFootprint, No Truck Roll
• Greater Security via Fault Isolation
• High Reliability based on Industry Stands Hypervisor Technology
• Flexibility to Upgrade Network Services Independent of Router IOS
VM 1 VM 2 VM 3WAAS Energywise Future App
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Greater Compute Power at the Branch
Converged Branch Infrastructure
UCS E-Series Server BladesApp Hosting
Hosted Network Services
Content Cache
Data Backup
Fog Computing
Cisco UCS® E140S
Intel E3 4 core processor
Cisco® UCS E160D
Intel E5 6 core processor
Cisco UCS E180D
Intel E5 8 core processor
Cisco UCS® EN120S
Intel Pentium 2 core processor Supported on Cisco ISR 4000 and ISR G2
Now
ShippingNEW
*Compute options vary by model; ISR 4321 not supported
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Enable Advanced Threat Protection Across BranchesSecurity Services
HIGH
PERFORMANCE VPN
ADVANCED THREAT
DEFENSECLOUD WEB
SECURITY
CONSISTENT POLICY
ENFORCEMENT
DMVPN, GET
VPN, Flex VPN
• Up to 1.3 Gbps
encryption
• Advanced encryption
(Suite B)
• Integrated crypto without
additional hardware
ZB Firewall,
Sourcefire IDS
• Industry leading network
intrusion detection
• Sourcefire IDS
Integrated on UCS E-
Series
CWS
with AMP
• Real-time web filtering
with AVC
• Threat analytics for full
continuum: Before,
During, After
TrustSec with
Identify Service
Engine• Single Source for Policy
Rules
• Context Aware
• 80% reduction in rules
and policy
VPN
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NETWORK
VISIBILITY
WAN Behaves Like the LANApplication Optimization Services
INTELLIGENT
PATH CONTROLAPPLICATION
ACCELERATION
INTELLIGENT
CACHING
Application
Visibility and
Control• Probe-less deployment
• Wired/Wireless view of
1000+ apps
• Rapid root cause
analysis
Performance
Routing V3
• 2X WAN bandwidth
• Maintain App Continuity
• Lower bandwidth costs
Wide Area
Application
Service (WAAS)• 50–70% bandwidth
reduction
• 2x VDI Sessions
• Faster document
processing
Akamai
Connect
• High quality Digital
Experience
• Address Last Mile BW
Congestion
• WAN Offload
ISR-AX
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High Quality Voice Services at the BranchUnified Communications Services
Higher performance
• Dual processors separate
signaling from media
Simpler for IT
• Faster upgrades and easier
maintenance - DSPs built into
UC cards
• No chassis-level downtime
during DSP adds
TDM Gateway
T1 / E1 Modules
CME, SRST
(E-SRST Roadmap)
DSP Media Services
• Conferencing
• Transcoding
High Density DSP Farm
MGCP
TCL
RSVP Agent / CAC
TDM Gateway
• BRI Modules
• FXO, FXS & E/M Modules
Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE)
Implemented To Be Delivered
over Next 3 to 4
Releases
ISR 4000 Architecture
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So what has changed in the system architecture?
IOSd
Service plane
Forwarding Processor
(Data plane)
Forwarding CPUs
Route & ServiceProcessor
(Control plane)
NIMFPGE SM-X
MGF
ISR 4000
IOS
Routing & Services
EHWICFPGE SM
MGF
ISR G2
Single Core Architecture
10 Gbps1 Gbps
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Cisco ISR 4400 Series Architecture
Control Plane (1
core) and Services
Plane (3 cores)
Data Plane (6 or 10
cores)
Multigigabit
Fabric
FPGE
ISC
SM-X
NIMService Plane
(control plane CPU)
KVM - Hypervisor
ISR-WAAS
Service containers
live here
IOSd
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Cisco ISR 4300 Series Architecture
Service Plane (control plane CPU)
KVM - Hypervisor
ISR-WAAS
IOSd
Service Container
Multigigabit
Fabric
FPGE
ISC
SM-X
NIM
Data Plane Cores
Note:4321 uses 2DP, 1CP & 1SC cores
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ASIC-Like Experience with New Services Appliance-Level Performance
Enabling TechnologiesMiercom Testing: Cisco® 4451 ISR
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
4451-X no-perf license
4451-X perf license
Software-only router
Additive features and services
Multicore architecture
Service-aware data plane
Multigigabit fabric
Benefits
Up to 10 times faster performance
Scalability
Layer 7 services
Steady performance curve maintained
with new additive services
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ISR 4000 Performance license limit
• ISR 4000 is shaping throughput to a predefinedperformance license limit– 4321-100Mbps, 4331-300Mbps, 4351-400Mbps
– 4431-1000Mbps & 4451-2000Mbps
• ISR 4000 allows throughput up to the maximum theoretical licensed limit for for many service combinations
• Some services like QoS/HQoS and IPSec show a lower number even though reach licensed limit @ a low CPU load.
@65%
CPU
Services Performance Numbers
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@33%
CPU
@20%
CPU@54%
CPU
@22%
CPU
@53%
CPU@43%
CPU
@65%
CPU
@81%
CPU
@89%
CPU
ISR 4000 Performance license limit
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IPSec Scalability comparison
ISR G2 IPsec
VPN Tunnel
Scalability
IOS Max number of
tunnels (*)
ISR G2
HSEC+ISM VPN
IOS Max number of
tunnels (*)
ISR 4000 IPsec
VPN Tunnel
Scalability
Tunnels Tunnels Tunnels
1941 150 500 250 4321
2901 150 700 1000 4331
2911 225 1000 1500 4351
2921 900 1500 2000 4431
2951 1000 2000 4000 4451
3925 1500 2500
3945 2000 3000
3925E 3000 -
3945E 3000 -
* License specific restrictions apply
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IPSec Performance comparison
ISR G2 IPSec AES with
IMIX No ISM-VPN
With ISM-
VPN
ISR 4000 IPSec AES
with IMIX
Mbps @ IMIX
Mbps @
IMIX
Mbps @
IMIX
1941 60 170 100 4321
2901 60 170 300 4331
2911 65 170 400 4351
2921 80 215 1,000 4431
2951 150 395 1,300 4451
3925 215 715
3945 245 715
3925E 630
3945E 800
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CUBE Session Capacity By Platform
2901 2911 2921
100 100
200
400 400
2951
600
1000
800950
3000
2100
2500
6000
3925 3945 3925E 3945E
100
200
400
1000
3000
6000
4321 4331 4351 4431 4451
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IWAN Platform Recommendations
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IWAN Platform Recommendation with Base FeaturesQoS, DMVPN, PfR, and AVC (NBAR2, ART, PerfMon, Netflow Export)
20Mbps WAN
Branch
2951
or
2911 with
ISM-VPN
or ISR 4321
50Mbps WAN
Branch
3945E
or
2951 with
ISM-VPN
or ISR 4331
100Mbps WAN
Branch
3945 with
ISM-VPN
or
ISR 4351
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IWAN Platform Recommendation with Advanced FeaturesIWAN Base plus Firewall (ZBF), NAT, WAAS, CWS & PfR Application Matched
20Mbps
Branch
3925E
or
2951 with
ISM-VPN
or ISR 4321
50Mbps
Branch
3945E
or ISR 4431
100Mbps
Branch
ISR 4431 or
ISR4451
Converged Branch Infrastructure with UCS E-Series
Network,Compute and Storage
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UCS E-Series Portfolio – M2S
ca
lab
ility
Feature Richness
Cisco UCS-E140S
• Service Module
• Vmware, Hyper-V,
Citrix Certified
• Intel E3 4 Core
Processor
• vWLC, vWAAS,
Physical Security
Cisco UCS-E180D
• Service Module
• Vmware, Hyper-V, Citrix
Certified
• Intel E5 8 Core Processor
• vWLC, vWAAS, Virtual
Desktops, Physical
Security, Security
applications
Cisco UCS-E160D
• Service Module
• Vmware, Hyper-V, Citrix
Certified
• Intel E5 6 Core
Processor
• vWLC, vWAAS, Virtual
Desktops, Physical
Security
Cisco UCS-EN120S
• Service Module
• VMware and
Hyper-V Certified
• Network Compute
Applications –
vWLC, vWAAS
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UCS-EN120S M2 UCS-E140S M2 UCS-E160D M2 UCS-E180D M2
Processor Intel Pentium
B925C (2.0 GHz)
Intel Xeon (Ivy Bridge)
E3-1105C v2 (1.8 GHz)
Intel Xeon (Ivy Bridge)
E5-2418L v2 (2 GHz)
Intel Xeon (Ivy Bridge) E5-
2428L v2 (1.8 GHz)
Core 2 4 6 8
Memory 8 - 16 GB
DDR3 1333MHz
8 - 16 GB
DDR3 1333MHz
8 - 48 GB
DDR3 1333MHz
8 - 48 GB
DDR3 1333MHz
Storage 500 GB- 2 TB (2 HDD)
SATA, SAS
200 GB- 2 TB (2 HDD)
SATA, SAS, SED, SSD
200 GB- 3 TB (3 HDD)
SATA, SAS, SED, SSD
200 GB- 3 TB (3 HDD*)
SATA, SAS, SED, SSD
RAID RAID 0 & RAID 1 RAID 0 & RAID 1 RAID 0, RAID 1 & RAID 5 RAID 0, RAID 1 & RAID 5*
Network Port Internal: 2 GE Ports
External: 1 GE Port
Internal: 2 GE Ports
External: 1 GE Port
Internal: 2 GE Ports
External: 2 GE Ports
PCIE Card: 4 GE or 1 10 GE
FCOE
Internal: 2 GE Ports
External: 2 GE Ports
PCIE Card: 4 GE or 1 10
GE FCOE
Platforms 2911, 2921, 2951,
3925,3945,3925E,
3945E, 4451-X, 4351,
4331
2911,2921, 2951,
3925,3945,3925E, 3945E,
4451-X, 4351, 4331
2921, 2951,
3925,3945,3925E, 3945E,
4451-X, 4351
3925,3945,3925E, 3945E,
4451-X, 4351
Hardware Comparison Matrix (UCS E-Series)
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Reference Slide
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CPU Utilization on UCS E-140S
DeploymentType
RouterandUCSE
Application Scale Resources
SmallBranchorStore
ISR4331with140S
PointofSaleapp
3Registersrunningconstantly
4vCPU,6GBRAM,250GBStorage
CiscoVirtualWAAS
50Mbpstraffic
2vCPU,6GBRAM,300GBStorage
CiscoVideoSurveillanceManager
5Camerasstreamingandrecording
2vCPU,3.5GBRAM,350GBStorage
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CPU Utilization on UCS E-160D
DeploymentType
RouterandUCSE
Application Scale Resources
LargeBranchorStore
ISR4451with160D
PointofSaleapp
6Registersrunningconstantly
6vCPU,10GBRAM,250GBStorage
CiscoVirtualWAAS
50Mbpstraffic 4vCPU,8GBRAM,400GBStorage
CiscoVideoSurveillanceManager
15Camerasstreamingandrecording.
4vCPU,12GBRAM,500GBStorage
CiscoECDS 6Videostreamsplayedouttoclients
2vCPU,4GBRAM,250GBStorage
Cisco ONE
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What Is Cisco ONE Software?A More Valuable and Flexible Way to Consume Cisco Software
A La Carte, Separately Priced Items
Current Model
Licensing Tied to Hardware
Perpetual for the
Lifetime of the Box
Software Suites
Offered as a Solution
Software License Portability
Access to Ongoing Innovation
Perpetual & Subscription Options
Cisco ONE
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Cisco ONE Software Benefits
Better pricing together Long Term Value Flexible Consumption
• Greater value - more features,
better together pricing
• Substantially lower number of
SKUs by logically packaging
software suites
• Software licenses portable
across hardware
generations
• Investment protection -
access to upgrades and
next generation of products
within suites
• Option to buy perpetual or
Subscription (coming up
in 2015)
• Simple one-time purchases
OR enterprise-level
agreements (ELAs)
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Cisco ONE ExampleBranch IWAN for Retail Company with 20K Employees
ISR
5 year
TCO
Product
Services
$4.7
$0.4 $0.4 $0.4
$5K
1
0
2
$0.4
1 4 50 2 3
Product
Services
$4.7
5 yr TCO
= $11.2K
$5K
2
1
0
5 year
TCO
0 2 3 4 51
$3.2
$0.5
S/W
Product
S/W Support
$4.8
H/W
Product
Smartne
t
$0.5 $0.5$0.5
5 yr TCO
= $10K
11%
savings
Current State Cisco ONE(Perpetual)
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Cisco ISR 4000 SeriesPurpose-Built for the Ultimate Branch Application Experience
High Performance IT SimplicityGreater Agility
ISR 4321(50-100 Mbps)
ISR 4331(100-300 Mbps)
ISR 4351 (200-400 Mbps)
ISR 4431 (500-1000 Mbps)
ISR 4451 (1-2Gbps)
For Optimal User Experience
4-10X faster
Virtualized services
For Better Business Outcomes
Revolutionary architecture
Innovative services
Pay as you grow
Drive to Lowest TCO
Automation / programmability
App and user-centric policy
All-in-one box
B C
A
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– BRKCRS-2448 - Intermediate - Innovations in Branch Routing
– BRKCRS-2000 - Intelligent WAN (IWAN) Architecture
– BRKRST-2362 - Intermediate - Implementing Next Generation Performance Routing - PfRv3
– TECCRS-2004 - Intermediate - Implementing the Intelligent WAN (IWAN)
• Lunch time Table Topics
• DevNet zone related labs and sessions
• Recommended Reading: for reading material and further resources for this session, please visit www.pearson-books.com/CLMilan 2015
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