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2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 1

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Strengthening the MissionThrough Mobility Solutions

Cisco

Mobility Update

Enhance, Extend & Enforce the New Edge

Brennan [email protected]


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Takeaways for Today

Understanding of Mobility Solutions andCapabilities for DoD and How They Can MeetMission Requirements

Update on Ciscos Mobility Portfolio and DoDCertifications


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Mobility in DoD

Enterprise mobility means providing Sailors and Marines

secure access to the information they require as they travelbetween the office, garrison, and battlefield or ad hoc

locations. Basically, information should be available viawireless means almost any place in which a traditional,wired network is not available

Robert Carey, DON CIO

DON CIO Podcast


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Built for the Federal Government

Over 20 Wireless Products FIPS 140-2 Certified

Only Enterprise WLAN to be Common Criteriaaccredited against the WLAN Access Protection Profile

Full Commitment to future products Updating Common Criteria

5508 & Clean Air APs FIPS 140-2 In process

Satisfy Applicable DISA STIGs

Currently In Progress for JITC/TIC Testing


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Mobility

Architectureto SupportAdvanced

Applications

NextGenerationWLAN


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Advanced Applications on the WLAN

Context Aware/Asset Tracking

Adaptive wIPS

UC

Physical Security

COOP



Context Aware

andAsset Tracking

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Context AwareImprove Security Enforcement

Use contextual information to enforce security policies andimprove user experience

Unsecure Area

Secure Area

Wireless Use enforcement

! ALERT



AeroScoutManagement Demo


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DoD Instruction 8420.01

Section 4.EPolicy

Unclassified and classified DoD wiredand wireless LANs shall have a wirelessintrusion detection capability that can beused to monitor WLAN activity and

identify WLAN-related policy violations...



Location-Aware SecurityPlotting Rogues on Building Map

Accurate

Leverages both wIPS APs and dataAPs for high-fidelity location

Informative

Rogue icons indicate severity ofrogue and mitigation state

Cost-Effective

Leverages all the APs in yournetworkno need foradditional/separate APs



Physical Security

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Leveraging IP Infrastructure

DepotIntelligent IP

Network

Missing Truck

Depot Surveillance

Security Operations Center

Network Operations Center

End User Desk



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3wTxgaS5SI

Intermec/Cisco Demo
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Unified Communications

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Unified Communications

User Experience

Single Number Rings all phones

Seamless transfer to Mobile phoneOne Voicemail box with Message Waiting Indicator for all devices

Follow me phone profile, secure phone logon

Soft client escalation from chat, to voice, to video, to conferencing

Unified Directory



COOP/Remote Access

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OfficeExtend for COOP - Solution Highlights

Features Scalable up to 250 APs per

Wireless Controller

WCS provisioning for massdeployment

Personal SSID for non-corporate use

Ease of deployment with nospecial configuration neededon the Wireless Controller

Encryption of data at line rate,

no encryption module needed Supports UC wireless phones

Office Extend

Key Benefits

Secure, convenient, cost-effective tele-worker solutionenabling a consistent mobility

experience

Ease of deployment for IT; plugand play for end user

802.11n ready 1140 AP and 1130AP supported


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Lightweight Access Points

WirelessLAN

Controller

Wireless ControlSystem (WCS)

Mobility Services

Engine (MSE)

Cisco Unified Wireless NetworkArchitecture Overview

802.11n and 802.11a/g Highly scalable

Real-time RF visibilityand control

Monitor and migratestandalone accesspoints

Easily configure

WLAN controllersusing SNMP

Access pointsusing CAPWAP

Built-in support forMobility Services

ContextAwareServices (Location)

Adaptive WirelessIntrusion PreventionSystem (wIPS)

Wired and wirelessguest accessClient Devices

and Wi-Fi Tags

802.11n



Cisco UWNMultiple Deployment Options

.11i

EnterpriseWLAN

WLC

RADIUS

CS-ACS

WCS

H-REAP Mesh

.11i

RemoteSite

.11i

WLC



Cisco 5500 Series Wireless ControllerOptimized for 802.11n

Integrates seamlessly into theCisco Unified Wireless Network

Optimized for 802.11n

Combines with the Aironet 1140and 1250 Series and WCS 6.0 todeliver the industrys leading802.11n solution

Supports Cisco M-Drive

technology including BandSelectand ClientLink

New licensing allows for scale-as-you-grow and featureflexibility

Specifications At-a-Glance

Access Points 12 - 250

Devices > 7,000

Mobility Scale18,000 APs in MobilityDomain

Form 1 RU Appliance

Interfaces 8 GigE Ports


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Cisco Wireless Control System (WCS)Comprehensive WLAN Life-Cycle Management

Features Easy-to-use intuitive GUI

Suite of design and coverage assessmenttools

Wide array of customizable configurationtemplates

Hierarchical maps of all locations

Search and security tools ever-present

Built-in client troubleshooting tools

Flexible reporting

Wireless Control System

Benefits Lower OPEX and CAPEX

Complete visibility and control of theRF environment

Consolidate life-cycle management into asingle platform

Easy trending, capacity planning andtroubleshooting

PLANNINGREPORTING

TROUBLESHOOTING DEPLOYMENT

MONITORING


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Simple Intuitive ManagementCentralized RF and System Management

Can I see how good my wireless

coverage is?

Can I detect interference from

cordless phones and microwaves?

Can I ensure my network is voiceready?

Can I locate rogue access points?

Can I centrally control all aspects of

my WLAN?

Can I ensure my WLAN satisfies

Security Policy?

Predictive

Floor MapsCleanAir TechnologyVoice Planning ToolsWireless Intrusion

Prevention

Centralized

Command & ControlSecurity

Dashboard


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Allows Transport and Applicationsto evolve independently

Abstraction layer with CAPWAP/NMSP

Accelerate development anddeployment of customizedsolutions

Eco-system of Application Partners

Introducing A Practical ApproachCentralized, Scalable Mobility Services

Unified API enabling Enterprise 3.0applications

Services and Applications Platform

Ease of deployment and efficientallocation of CapEx

Common Framework for Multiple Services

3300 Series MobilityServices Engine


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Enterprise Class Wireless - 802.11n

ThroughputUp to 6 times greater than existing networks

ReliabilityFewer packet retries

PredictabilityConsistent coverage and throughput CompatibilityBackwards support for 802.11a/b/g clients

Future-ProofingGuaranteed InteroperabilityTested/Validated

Better end-user experience for data, voice andvideo


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Partnership with Intel(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WPBMBz9n7A)
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Deliver True Airtime Fairness for DevicesProtecting the Investment in Existing 11a/g Devices

802.11n

True Fairness for Mixed Device NetworksExtending Useful Life of 11a/g Devices

11a

11g

11g

11g

11g

802.11n

300 Mbps54 Mbps11g 11n

11a/g devices reaching max.

performance but too costly to upgrade11a/g devices consume valuable airtime,

reducing the performance of 11n devices

1. Provides consistently higher throughput per 11a/g device

2. Increases overall system capacity for both 11a/g and 11n devices

3. Reduces coverage holes in challenging RF environments


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802.11a/g

802.11a/g Client Connection Not Optimized,

Creates Coverage Hole

802.11n

Beam StrengthX

Existing 802.11n SolutionsBeam Strength Not Directed to Client


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ClientLink uses Beam Forming to Direct Signal to

Improve Performance and Coverage for 802.11a/g Devices

Beam Forming

802.11a/g

802.11n

Beamforming Improves ThroughputCisco Innovation: ClientLink

Innovation delivered from Cisco AP silicon

Not available in off-the-shelf access points


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Reduction inCoverage Holes for11a/g devicesHigher data rates with

fewer dropped packets

Performance Benefits of ClientLinkMiercom Testing Validation

ClientLink Benefits Miercom Testing Results

Increases overallwireless systemchannel capacityFaster 11a/g transactions

opens airtime to increase11n performance

Improves throughputfor existing 802.11a/gdevicesExtends useful life of

older devices, savingupgrade costs

Throughput vs. Distance Up to 65%increase in

throughput for11a/g devices

Up to 27%Improvement in

ChannelCapacity

Fewer coverageholes in

dynamic RF

environments

ClientLink Disabled ClientLink Enabled

Channel Util of 74.2% Channel Util of 45.2%

ClientLink Disabled ClientLink Enabled

< 14 Mbps

> 14 Mbps

25%

75%56%44%


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Enterprise Video ApplicationsUnderstanding Diverse Application Models

Streaming Interactive VoD

Live Digital MediaCompany All HandsRecorded Playbacks

Video Surveillance

Higher quality videorequirements driving

higher bandwidth

Desktop CollaborationVideo Conferencing

Collaboration acrossgeographies

Video on Demand Recorded Training

Session

Tremendous increase inapplications driving morestreams


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Streaming Video ChallengesRadio Frequency Limitations

Cant deliver multicast video over RF at scaleVideo overloads network and degrades other application performance

Video Streaming Without Reliable Multicast

POORPERFORMANCE

POORPERFORMANCE

WLC SWITCH

Unable to deliver business quality video

AP AP AP AP


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Streaming Video ChallengesPoor Wired to Wireless Network Integration

No identification of respective priority

GOOD PERFORMANCEGOODPERFORMANCE

GOODPERFORMANCE

APAP APAP

WLC

Reliability at WLC improves quality but NOT overall scale

Inefficient use of overall network

POORPERFORMANCE

Inefficient use ofbandwidth on the

wired port

SWITCH


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VideoStream Technology

Cisco VideoStream Technology enables reliable and consistentdelivery of quality video over the wireless network

Reliable Multicast

AP

MULTICASTSTREAM

StreamPrioritization

WLC

COMPANY ALL HANDS

Training Program

AP

Live Sporting Event

Resource ReservationControl

AP

VIDEONOT

AVAILABLE


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ADMISSIONCONTROL

VIDEONOT

AVAILABLE

Media Ready WLAN with VideoStreamWireless Investment Optimized for Video

Solved challenges associated with RF and wired / wireless integration

Brings wired video quality to wireless

Improves quality and scale of streaming content :

CRITICALITYLEVEL:

HIGH

Video Streaming With Reliable Multicast

GREATPERFORMANCE

GREATPERFORMANCE

GREATPERFORMANCE

APAP APAP

WLC SWITCH

Stream prioritization protects important content precedence

ReliableMulticast

Prioritization

RRC


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Challenges with Spectrum

Limited Spectrum

Performance

802.11n Performance Decrease

SYSTEM OVERLOAD!

Support Cost

Increase in Support Cost

$ $ $ $


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Introducing CleanAir TechnologyUnderstand Your Air Quality and Automatically Optimize

PERFORMANCEAIR QUALITY

WithoutCleanAir

WithCleanAir

PERFORMANCE

NoVisibility


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Introducing CleanAir

Detect and Classify

Mitigate

Locate

CiscoCleanAir

A system-wide feature that uses silicon-levelintelligence to automatically mitigate the impact

of wireless interference, optimize networkperformance and reduce troubleshooting costs


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Detect and Classify

What is CleanAir?

CiscoCleanAir

High-resolution interference detection andclassification logic built-in to Ciscos 802.11n Wi-

Fi chip design. Inline operation with no CPU orperformance impact.

100

63

35

97

90

20

Uniquely identify andtrack multipleinterferers

Assess unique impactto Wi-Fi performance

Monitor AirQuality


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MitigateWireless LAN Controller

What is CleanAir?

CiscoCleanAir

Cisco CleanAir Technology integratesinterference information from the AP into the

entire system.

Classification

processed on AccessPoint

Interference impact anddata sent to WLC forreal-time action

WCS and MSE store

data for location,history, andtroubleshooting

Maintain Air Quality

GOODPOOR

CH 1 CH 11

LocateWCS, MSE

Visualize and Troubleshoot


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High Resolution Spectral Advantage

Typical Wi-Fi chipsetSpectral Resolution at 5 MHz

Cisco CleanAir Wi-Fi chipsetSpectral Resolution at 78 to 156 KHz

Chip View Visualization of Microwave oven and BlueTooth Interference

Microwave oven

BlueTooth

Microwave oven

BlueTooth

Power

Power

?

The Industrys ONLY in-l ine high -resolut ion spectrum analyzer


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Cisco WirelessPerformance Protection for 802.11n

ClientLink

VideoStream

CleanAir

Beam forming improves

throughput for 11a/g

devices

More Bars

Everywhere

Scalable video

delivery over wireless

Reliable multicast for

wireless, prioritization andresource reservation

Interference

MitigationDetect, Classify,

Locate and Mitigate

Cisco 802.11n

First enterprise-classWi-Fi certified product

65% market share

Comprehensiveproduct portfolio


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Wireless LAN ServicesFrom Cisco and our Wireless LAN Certified Partners

Assess

Align technology to supportbusiness objectives

Wireless Performance andSecurity

Mobility Services Readiness

802.11n Readiness

OperateMaintain network health

and proactive management

SmartNet

Software ApplicationSupport

Focused Technical Support

Smart Foundation

Optimize

Identify wireless LAN networkopportunities for businessevolution and innovation

WLAN Optimization

Plan and DesignBuild a secure wireless

platform for mobilecollaboration

Wireless Networking

Planning and Design

Network Security

Outdoor WirelessMobility Services

Integrate mobility services,applications and devices

Voice

Adaptive Wireless IPS

Guest Access

Context-Aware

CiscoWireless

LANProducts

Proven Wireless Track Record


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Proven Wireless Track Record

WLAN Market Leader in Gartner MagicQuadrant

65% WLAN Market share

Pubic company with 8 times revenues of nextcompetitor

Over 6 millionaccess points sold

Use Cisco WLAN Solutions:

96% of the Fortune 1000

9 of 10 Fortune 100 Financial Services98% of Fortune 100 Retail

9 of 10 Fortune 100 Manufacturing

8 of 10 Fortune 100 Energy

9 of 10 Top 300 Hospitals


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Cisco on CiscoExperience Deploying an EnterpriseClass Wireless Architecture

Comprehensive Entitlement

65,000+ employees, contractors, vendors & temp employees

100,000+ Wireless Devices

Dual Mode Phones Services

Location Based Services

Ubiquitous Coverage

All Cisco sites 400+ have pervasive WLAN coverage

100% of floor-space covered, including stair-wells and rest rooms

Complete Coverage for Wireless Voice

Guest Access Coverage for Any Facility

Extensive Adoption

97% of Cisco Employees Use the WLAN on a Daily Basis

75% of Cisco Employees See the WLAN as Critical for their DailyBusiness


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Call to Action

andQ&A

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