Download - MX – универсальная сервисная платформа. Вчера, сегодня, завтра

MX SERIES

Overview and RoadmapApril 1st, 2014

2 Copyright © 2013 Juniper Networks, Inc. www.juniper.net

LEGAL DISCLAIMER

This product roadmap sets forth Juniper Networks’ current intention and is subject to

change at any time without notice.

No purchases are contingent upon Juniper Networks

delivering any feature or functionality depicted on this

roadmap.


Connect everything, empower everyone

CLEAR MISSION AND FOCUSED STRATEGY

Silicon Systems Software

Through high-performance network and industry innovation


SILICON


SILICON ARCHITECTURAL COVERAGE

Low

High

Flexibility

Less More

Multiservice edge

Consumer edge

OTN services

MPLS core

Data center switching

IP core

Secured routers

Security appliance

Trio

Flex + Merchant Processors

Express

Mobile edge

Vanilla switching

Low bandwidth access

Merchant silicon

Bandwidth


1998: First separation of control plane & data plane 1998: First implementation of IPv4, v6, MPLS in silicon 1998: First 2.4Gbps forwarding engine 2000: First wire rate 10Gbps forwarding engine 2002: First implementation of integrated services 2003: First scalable cell-switched fabric 2004: First multi-chassis router 2005: First line-rate 40Gbps forwarding engine 2007: First Ethernet router 1998-2006: Record quadrupling of capacity every 2 years 2009: Next generation edge silicon: TRIO-3D 2011: First 100G Universal Edge Silicon 2012: 240G Edge chipset 2014: 400G Single Stream Edge Chip

A total of 80 chips delivered successfully!

JUNIPER HAS A HISTORY OF SILICON FIRSTS


TRIO: NETWORK INSTRUCTION SET PROCESSOR

Trio is based on 10+ years of leading edge ASIC based PFE

Network Instruction Set Processor (NISP) Incorporates best of ASIC and Network Processor worlds Network Primitives “burned” into ASIC Microcode blocks implemented in ASIC for flexible feature

development and rich QoS

Network Primitives Implements the core packet processing primitives required

Microcode Instructions Flexibility to provide a variety of features and functionality Dynamically adapts to new requirements Investment protection Implemented in ASIC for predictable performance


PLATFORMS


One JUNOSOne TRIO CHIPSET

One UNIVERSAL EDGE

MX 960MX 480MX 5-80 MX 240

20-80Gbps

MX 2010 MX 2020

5.8Tbps

2.8Tbps

1.4Tbps

10Tbps

5.3Tbps

2.6Tbps

REVENUE GENERATION FOR THE NEXT DECADE

40Tbps

17Tbps

80Tbps

34Tbps

EXPANDING THE UNIVERSAL EDGEINTRODUCING THE MX2000 – THE FUTURE OF THE EDGE HAS ARRIVED

MX104

80Gbps

1.92Tbps

960Gbps

480Gbps


MX SERIES CHASSIS OVERVIEW (CURRENT)

MX240 MX480 MX960 MX2010 MX2020

Max system switching capacity (half duplex)

1.92Tbps 5.8Tbps 10Tbps 40Tbps 80Tbps

Height (RU) 6 8 16 34 45

Slots 2 6 11 10 20

Forwarding* capacity/slot 260Gbps 260Gbps 260Gbps 860Gbps 860Gbps

10GE Ports* 52 146 276 480 960

Redundant RE Yes

Redundant Fabric Yes

Redundant Power Yes - AC/DC

* Current capacity, system capacity is higher


MX SERIES CHASSIS OVERVIEW (CURRENT)

MX5 MX10 MX40 MX80 MX104

Capacity 20Gbps 40Gbps 60Gbps 80Gbps 80Gbps

Height (RU) 2 2 2 2 3.5

Slots1 fixed slot

(1 MIC)1 fixed slot

(2 MIC)1 fixed slot

(2 MIC)1 fixed slot

(2 MIC)1 fixed slot

(4 MIC)

BW / Slot* 20Gbps 40Gbps 60Gbps 80Gbps 80Gbps

10GE Ports* 2 4 6 8 8

Redundant RE No No No No Yes

Redundant Fabric No

Redundant Power

Yes – AC/DC

* Current capacity, chassis capacity is higher


THE MX2020 3D UNIVERSAL EDGE ROUTERFIRST SHIPMENTS: Q1 2013

Scales to 80Tbps - the industry’s most powerful edge router

20 I/O slots – Scales to 2Tbps FD per slot

Standard 19”Rack fit (45RU, 4 post rack)

Support for all MX services & applications

Support for all MPC’s - providing full investment protection

860Gbps per slot of fabric capacity Backplane future proofed to support 2x higher

Fully redundant design for all common components Fully redundant power feeds, and power modules DC and AC power support Redundant Routing Engines based on Quad-Core RE-S-1800x4 Scalable, Redundant Fabric architecture

Optimized, scalable thermal design


THE MX2010 3D UNIVERSAL EDGE ROUTER FIRST SHIPMENTS: Q2 2013

Exact same architecture as MX2020

Scales to 40Tbps

10 I/O slots – Scales to 2Tbps FD per slot

Standard 19”Rack fit (34RU, 4 post rack)

Support for all MX services & applications

Support for all MPC’s - providing full investment protection

860Gbps per slot of fabric capacity Backplane future proofed to support 2x higher

Fully redundant design for all common components Fully redundant power feeds, and power modules DC and AC power support Redundant Routing Engines based on Quad-Core RE-S-1800x4 Scalable, Redundant Fabric architecture

Optimized, scalable thermal design


Clock Gating

Reduces Dynamic power dissipation by disabling unused logic circuitry

Voltage Scaling

Increase/Decrease voltage to conserve power

Memory Sleep Mode

Unused memory put in sleep mode

Multiple levels of power redundancy

Zone, Supply, Distribution, Feed

Chassis common power amortization

Switch Fabric, RE, Fan power amortized over 20 slots

Active Power Monitoring

Hotter FRUs are shut down before it affects system performance

Fan Speed based on FRU temperature

At ambient temperature, fans consume only 20% of max power

Flexible Provisioned Power

Can provision less power if installation is guaranteed to operate at <25C or <40C

Dynamic Power Management

Drawing additional power only if a particular MIC is inserted

Chassis doesn’t pay the penalty for supporting a high powered MIC

SILICON

POWER DESIGN

SYSTEM SOFTWARE


MX2K AMBIENT TEMPERATURE KNOB

Motivation MX2K is designed for NEBS requirements which means the system is

designed to operate under 55C ambient temperature conditions – this requires significant power to operate the system, particularly to cool it Some customers have facilities which provide 25C (some at 40C) ambient

temperatures with backup systems to ensure the ambient never rises above those temperatures and would prefer not to allocate power they do not need or plan to use

If the required amount of power is not available, the system will not power-up even if the router is located in a facility with an ambient less than 55C

Proposed Solution

Allow customer to specify what the ambient temperature is (25C, 40C or 55C) Will reduce the amount of power required by the system to power up


MX2K AMBIENT TEMPERATURE KNOB DETAILS

Key implementation aspects Power calculation now uses ambient temperature based power information

Prior to this, it always assumes 55C ambient Fantray speed limited, even if temperature sensors indicate over-temp condition If over-temp condition persists, the affected FRU will be taken off-line Fantray power is a function of worst case line card present in the system

SKU Power, W

RE-CB 250

SFB 220

Fantray 1700

MPC6E2 950

“System” 3 28060

SKU 25C, W 40C, W 55C, W

RE-CB 250 250 250

SFB 220 220 220

Fantray(LC)1 315 695 1700

MPC6E2 850 900 950

“System”3 20520 23040 28060

1Fantray power is a function of worst case line card (LC) present; example here assumes MPC6E2MPC6E power requirements are approximate and subject to change until FRS3System consists of MX2020 Premium with 20 MPC6E line cards

OLD NEW


MX104

Compact, Redundant & Future proof Trio based PFE – 80G 7.5 inches (W) x 3.5RU (H) x 9.5 inches (D) ETSI-300 compliant Dual redundant hot-pluggable REs for Control Plane

redundancy Dual redundant 1RU 600 Watt PSUs; AC and DC inputs

variants Wide operating temp range -40C to +65C Forced cooling with side-to-side airflow; FRU’able fan tray Alarm extension ports

Timing: BITS (T1/E1), 10MHz &1PPS and ToD timing

IO interfaces Sync E, SONET and 1588 (Brilliant IP

integration) timing features

Modular Design: 4x10GE SFP+ LAN/WAN uplink ports (built-in) 4 MIC Slots -~20G BW per slot


MX80

48x1 RJ-45 ports 8 ports more than MIC 10/100/1000

4x10GE XFP built in ports

1 Services Slot for MS-MIC

Per Port Queuing

Fixed Chassis

2 MIC Slots• 20x1SFP, 2x10 XFP, 40x1 RJ-45• 100FX, 100BX

4x10GE XFP built in ports

1 Services Slot for MS-MIC

2 UART ports (Clock input/output), BITS input

Hierarchical QoS (per VLAN queuing)• License based queues

Synchronous Ethernet and 1588v2 supported

Modular Chassis


LINE CARDS


MPC4E – MONOLITHIC 10 AND 100G MPC

MPC has 260G of bandwidth capacity

Line Card 1: 32x10GE SFP+ ports

Full Scale Routing

Applications 260G MPC

VPLS, L3VPN, L2VPN

Service Rich

Line Card 2: 2x100GE CFP & 8x10GE SFP+ ports

LAN and WAN PHY on 10GE ports

Now ShippingPort based Queuing

32x10GE SFPP ports

2x100G CFP + 8x10G SFPP ports


MPC5E - HQOS ENABLED MONOLITHIC LINE CARD

240G Performance

HQoS and Port Queue Versions Available

Configurations: 2x100G CFP2 + 4x10G SFP+ 6x40G QSFP+ / 24x10G SFP+

Key Features 1588v2 / SyncE Support G.709 (OTN) termination 5 level HQoS 1M Queues

Applications Business Edge Subscriber Edge Data Center Core / Aggregation

1H 2014


MPC6E – MX2010/MX2020 MODULAR LINE CARD

520G Performance

2 Interface Module Slots

Port Queue Only

Interface Module Options: 2x100G CFP2 OTN 4x100G CXP 24x10G SFP+ 24x10G SFP+ OTN

Key Features 1588v2 / SyncE Support G.709 (OTN) termination

Applications Business Edge Core Peering Data Center Core / Aggregation

1H 2014


SCBE2 – NG FABRIC CARD

Supports 480G per slot 360G per slot with fabric redundancy

260Gbps with redundancy on enhanced chassis 205Gbps with non-enhanced chassis

Capacity Increase

MPC4E

NOW SHIPPING

Future Investment Protection

MX960 ready for 480G line card No upgrade to Power/Fan/Fabric required All MPCs are supported, no DPC support

Centralized Clocking Support

BITS/GPS/RJ-45 clocking input Clocking Redundancy

10Tbps per MX960


MX960 LINE-CARD FABRIC MIDPLANE BANDWIDTHPer Slot Bandwidth in Gbps 2009 2011 2013 2014

Line Rate Bandwidth1 160G 160G 260G 260G

Fabric Bandwidth Redundant [Non-Redundant]

80[120] 160[240] 160[240]205[250]260[260]3

Midplane Bandwidth Redundant [Non-Redundant] 320[480] 320[480] 320[480]

320[480]

360[480] 3

What’s New 16x10 MPC SCBE MPC4 MPC4 + SCBE2Usable Full-Fuplex

Line-rate Bandwidth 2 120G 160G 240G 260G

Notes:1. Line-rate capacity supported for each line-card slot; equally divided

among the number of PFEs2. Usable bandwidth is MIN(Line card BW, Fabric Capacity, Midplane)3. With enhanced midplane connector


MX2010/MX2020 LINE-CARD FABRIC MIDPLANE BANDWIDTH

2012 2014

Line Card Line Rate BW 260G 480G

Fabric – BW per LC Redundant

[Non-Redundant]750[860] 750[860]

Midplane 2T 2T

What’s New MPC4E MPC6E

Usable full-duplex Line-rate slot BW 260G 480G

Notes:1. Line-rate capacity supported for each line-card slot; equally divided

among the number of PFEs2. Usable bandwidth is MIN(Line card BW, Fabric Capacity, Midplane)3. With enhanced midplane connector


MPC4E/MPC5E BANDWIDTH

ChassisSCBE SCBE2

Fabric Redundancy

No Fabric Redundancy

Fabric Redundancy

No Fabric Redundancy

PREMIUM2 160G 240G 205G 260G for MPC4E240G for MPC5E

PREMIUM3 160G 240G 250G for MPC4E240G for MPC5E

260G for MPC4E240G for MPC5E

For MX240/MX480/MX960

For MX2020/2010

ChassisSFB

Fabric Redundancy No Fabric Redundancy

MX2020 260G for MPC4E240G for MPC5E


MX2010 260G for MPC4E240G for MPC5E



MPC Type DescriptionTotal MPC

PFE Bandwidth

MX240MX480MX960

MX2010MX2020

MPC1 & MPC2(-Q/-EQ)

2 MIC slots (1GE,10GE MICs)

40 & 80 Gbps 2010 2H 2012

16 x 10GE Fixed 16 x 10GE Fixed 160 Gbps 20102H 2012

MPC32 MIC slots (100GE, 40GE,

10GE MICs)130 Gbps 2012 2H 2012

MPC432 x 10GE Fixed

2x100GE + 8x10GE Fixed260 Gbps 2013 1H 2013

MPC524x10GE or 6x40GE Fixed2x100GE + 4x10GE Fixed

240 Gbps 1H 2014 1H 2014

MPC6MX2000 520G MPC

2 MIC slots (10GE,100GE MICs)

520 Gbps NO 1H 2014

MX MPC SUMMARY


SERVICE MIC AND NEXT-GEN SERVICE MPC

NG NPU

NG NPU

NG NPU

NG NPU

TRIO

Service MIC

NG NPU

MPC/MX80

Service MIC Design - One NPU per MIC

IPSEC, Stateful Firewall, NAT

Inline Software Development Kit

For MX deployments needing to optimize slot real-estate and MX80

Up to 10Gbps of services capacity

Service MPC Design - 4 NPUs

L4-7 Services IPSEC, Stateful Firewall, NAT

Inline Software Development Kit

Very high scale/feature performance for NG Mobility

Up to 65Gbps of services capacity

Trio based inline offload


MX SOFTWARE


x86 Server

VIRTUAL ROUTE REFLECTOR

Virtual RRExtensible to any virtualization platform that takes FreeBSD as a guest OS

Centos with KVM/QEMU Ubuntu VMWare ESXi (future)

Orchestration Platform: LIBVIRT, OpenstackFlexibility to choose any x86 platformJUNOS 13.3R3, 64-bit RPDEnables route reflector centralization

Hypervisor

Scale up and scale out with CPU and memory size to match the requirements


CENTRALIZED VIRTUAL ROUTE REFLECTOR DESIGNSolving the best path selection problem for cloud virtual route reflector

VRR 1 Region 1

RegionalNetwork 2

VRR 2 Region 2Data Center

CloudBackbone

GRE, IGP

GRE, IGP

VRR 2 selects path based on R1

view

R1

R2VRR 2 selects

path based on R2 view

GRE tunnel is originated from gre.X (control plane interface)VRR behaves like it is locally attached to R1 (requires resolution RIB configuration)

Client 2

Client 1Regional

Network 1

iBGP

iBGP

Client 3

iBGP


BUSINESS EDGESOFTWARE ROADMAP HIGH LEVEL OVERVIEW

• FIB scaling improvements via VPN localization• Inline implementation for CFM, BFD

Scaling and Performance

• IP FRR - Remote LFA, Policy LFA, per prefix LFA• BGP Prefix Independent Convergence• Node / Link protection via service mirroring• Dual Feed Multicast w/ Sender based RPF for MVPN

Convergence

• EVPN & VXLAN• Virtual CPE• Junos Node Unifier• Inline Video Monitoring

New services and

deployment models


INLINE KEEPALIVES INFRASTRUCTUREOVERVIEW

MPC

CPU

WAN Fabric

Data plane links

Control plane links

Inline keepalive

processing

Inline means packets are processed by the Trio network processor

Every Trio maintains a session table for sessions pertaining to the interfaces it serves

Trio periodically transmits and receives keepalive packets with high accuracy (milliseconds). Line card CPU is not involved

If no keepalive is seen in a required period of time, this is reported to the line card CPU, which informs RE and (may) trigger a re-route event

Aggregated Interfaces and Multi-LU PFEs are special case, one anchor PFE (or LU) may be selected to process keepalives, other PFEs (LUs) steer incoming traffic to the anchor one (depend on the application)

Trio

Trio


INLINE CFM (CONTINUITY CHECK)PLATFORM SUPPORT AND SCALING

N SESSIONS INTERVAL LEVEL

500 10 ms Line card

2000 100 ms Line card

8000 1 s Chassis

PLATFORM MX

LINE CARD Trio

MX MIXED MODE Yes

JUNOS 12.3R5

Software and hardware

Scaling (tested with RE-1800)

ENCAPSULATIONSVPLS, CCC,

Bridge, Routed

OTHERNON-AE interfaces

Features


INLINE BFDPLATFORM SUPPORT AND SCALING

N SESSIONS INTERVAL LEVEL

600 3 ms Line card

6000 50 ms Line card

10000 150 ms Line card, System

PLATFORM MX

LINE CARD Trio

MX MIXED MODE Yes

JUNOS 13.3

Software and hardware

Scaling (tested with RE-1800)

PROTOCOLS IPv4 and IPv6

OTHER Single hop only

Features


SRX

VPLS DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS WITH MX – TODAY

NATFWLB

IPSec

SRX

Switch

MX Series

NATFWLB

IPSecSwitch

MX Series

MC-LAG

NATFWLB

IPSec

SRX

Switch

MX Series

LAG

VC

VPLS Multi-Homing VPLS with MC-LAG Active-Standby

VPLS with MX Virtual Chassis

LAG LAG

IP, MPLS IP, MPLS IP, MPLS

LAG LAG

>1 VPLS devicesVPLS controlled Active-StandbyPer VLAN

A A A ASS

>1 VPLS devicesMC-LAG controlled Active-Standby on LANPer VLAN

One VPLS deviceActive forwarding through all links of LAG

LAG


LAN

ETHERNET VPN INTRODUCTION

LAG

Ethernet-VPN a new standards based protocol

Inter-connects L2 domains over MPLS or IP backbone

Multi-vendor initiative between JNPR, CSCO, ALU

Control Plane based protocol

Preferred choice for a variety of SDN solutions

Leverages BGP and MPLS strengths

Policy based learning, advertisement for controlled learning

L3 aware L2 solution

WAN

BGP based state exchange

EVPN router

EVPN router

Completed first release and building up capabilities


ADVANTAGES OF EVPN

NATFWLB

IPSec

SRX

SwitchNetwork

MX Series

MX Series

NATFWLB

IPSec

SRX

MPLS or IP

LAGLAG

SwitchNetwork

detours

detoursAll Active forwarding with built-in L2 Loop Prevention

Leading HA, fast convergence and recovery capabilities

Control Plane based information exchange / control

(policy based control)

L2 & L3 Layers Tie-In Built-in the

protocol

VM Mobility Optimizations

Leverages strengths of MPLS and

BGP


WAN

VXLAN OVERLAY GATEWAY ON MX

Virtual eXtensible Local Area Network (VXLAN)

L2 connections within IP overlay

Unicast & multicast

Delivering a solution agnostic of Ethernet switch layers

Allows flat DC design w/out boundaries

Network design simplicity and elasticity

Options to run with and without SDN controller

1H 2014

Overlay environment

TOR

IP overlay connections established between VXLAN end-points of a tenant

Gateway between

overlay LAN: one end of the

VXLAN tunnels

VDS

VMVM

VMVM

VMVM

VMVM

VMVM

VMVM

Hypervisor / distributed

Virtual Switch – other end of

VXLAN tunnels

Fully meshed unicast tunnels – for known L2 unicast traffic

PIM signaled multicast tunnels for L2 BUM traffic

Management Station


JUNOS NODE UNIFIER – JNUController Central hub to manage hundreds of connected

network devices

MX Series 3D Universal (with MPC)Satellite Network devices managed and provisioned

from a central hub system

EX-series, QFX, ACX etc.

Port Extender Mode

Feature Rich Mode

Provisioning from single touch point

Operations from single touch point

SNMP traps/SNMP polling/Logs from single touch point

Software upgrade/downgrade from single touch point


MX SOLUTIONS


BROADBAND EDGE SOLUTION 1.0

BROADBAND EDGE SOLUTION

Available at http://www.juniper.net/us/en/local/pdf/implementation-guides/8010092-en.pdf

Sharing best practices and recommended designs Basic Broadband Services - Triple Play, IPv6 Subscriber Mgt - PPP/DHCP Dual Stack AAA Integration for H-QoS & Filters Resiliency - GRES/ISSU/Virtual Chassis,

Subscriber Secure Policy (e.g., Lawful Intercept), Wholesale services - L2TP LAC

http://www.juniper.net/us/en/local/pdf/implementation-guides/8010092-en.pdf




BUSINESS EDGE 1.0 DESIGN GUIDE

BUSINESS EDGE SOLUTIONDESIGN GUIDE

Available at http://www.juniper.net/us/en/local/pdf/design-guides/8020019-en.pdf

Sharing best practices and recommended designs Auto-bandwidth RSVP TE Edge Class of Service Profiles Pseudo-wire headend termination (lt-based) Remote Triggered Blackholes (Source and

Destination) Loopback filter / Control Plane Protection Generalized TTL Security Mechanism for eBGP IPFIX export for the peering router Internet Routing Policy for peers, customers and

upstreams FWNAT Service Geo-redundancy

http://www.juniper.net/us/en/local/pdf/design-guides/8020019-en.pdf




MOBILE BACKHAUL SERVICE PROFILES AND DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS

Service profileUse case

MBH

Topology

Deployment Scenarios

IP/MPLS Transport

Services Sync & Time

Rin

g T

op

olo

gy

Hu

b a

nd

Sp

oke

ISIS

,R

SV

P, B

GP

-LU

, L

DP

DO

D

Syn

cE

1588

v2

CESoPSNSATOP

ATM PW

H-VPLS

CES

E-LAN

E-TREE

Hierarchical

L3VPN

L3VPN with PW

in Access

2G/3G

3G

4G/LTE

HSPA

UNIVERSAL ACCESS AND AGGREGATION MOBILE BACKHAUL DESIGN GUIDE

https://www.juniper.net/elqNow/elqRedir.htm?ref=http://www.juniper.net/us/en/local/pdf/design-guides/8020018-en.pdf

Download - MX – универсальная сервисная платформа. Вчера, сегодня, завтра

Top Related