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Nexus Fixed Switching (N5K/2K/3K/6K) Update
Tomasz Kulakowski
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Maciej
Konieczny
Krzysztof
Baczyński
Grzegorz
Gondek
Tomasz
Kułakowski
Krzysztof
Banel
Territory PSS Team SE Team
Ent-Finance
Central Govt
Service Provider
Ent-Energ,O&G
Local Govt
+ MOI & TP
Partner Led
MM Accounts
Grzegorz
Dobrowolski, PSM
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Market share
Cisco's market share in the fast growing 10GbE market segment stands at 66.8% in 2Q12
http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS23656412
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Nexus 2000
1GE Rack Mount Servers
Nexus 2000
10GE Rack Mount Servers
Nexus 4000/B22H
10GE Blade Switch w/ FCoE
(IBM/Dell)
Cisco UCS
Nexus 2000
1 & 10GE Blade Servers w/ Pass-Thru
10GE Rack Mount Servers
Direct Attach 10GE
Core Distribution
Nexus 7000 MDS 9000
LAN SAN
Unified Access Layer
Nexus 5x00, 6x00
UCS Compute Blade & Rack
Architektura Data Center
Nexus 1000V
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Unified Fabric Ethernet Enhancements VN-Link Distributed Access Fabric
Fibre
Channel
Traffic
Etherne
t
Virtual Port Channel (VPC)
Layer 2 Multipath (TRILL & ETRILL)
Priority Flow Control (PFC) IEEE 802.1Qbb
Bandwidth Management IEEE 802.1Qaz
VN-Tag Port Extension+ SR-IOV
Network Interface Virtualization (NIV)
Port Profiles
Adapter FEX
VM-FEX
Nexus 2000 and Fabric Extender Technology
Centralized Control and Mgmt with Distributed Forwarding
VN-Tag Enabled Port Extension
Low Latency Cut-Thru Switching
Native Fibre Channel supporting full SAN Fabric Capabilities
FCoE enabled - T11 FC-BB-5
Data Center Bridging Exchange Protocol (DCBX)
Ingress Queuing, Virtual Output Queues and Lossless Fabric
Nexus 5000 and 2000 Virtualized Data Center Access
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Data Center Access Switching Family Overview Nexus 5000 and 2000 Series Switches
Cisco® Data Center Network Manager (DCNM) and Fabric Manager
64-port Layer 3 Switch 48 fixed ports 1/10GE
4 fixed 40GE/10GE
Nexus 3000/3500
Nexus 2232 FEX
32 1/10 GE Ethernet/FCoE
8 10 GE DCB/FCoE uplinks
Nexus 2224/2248 FEX
48 Fixed 100M/1GbE ports
4 Fixed 10GbE uplinks
Nexus 6004K
96/48-port Switch 32/48 fixed ports 1/10GE/FCoE/DCB
1/3 Expansion Module Slot
Nexus Blade Switches
Nexus 5548/5596UP
96/48-port Layer 3 Switch 48 fixed 40G ports (or 4x10G)
4 Expansion for 12 port modules
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Nexus 5000 Series Switches
Nexus 5548UP 1RU Unified Ports Switch
Nexus 5596UP 2RU Unified Ports Switch
Nexus 5548 Layer 3 Daughter Card
Nexus 5596 Layer 3 Expansion Module
Nexus 5500 Unified Ports
Expansion Module
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Flexible and Scalable Deployment options
Flexible
Scalable
• 10GBase-T Ecosystem (Intel, Panduit, Commscope)
• Support existing Fiber GEM and new Copper GEM
• 96 Access Ports for Direct Server Attach
• Up to 68 10GBase-T Ports per chassis
• SFP+ Ports supporting FEX Technology
Functionality
• Hardware (10GBase T Ports) FCoE capable**
• Software leverages NX-OS L2/L3 feature set
* Compatible with 5596T Chassis Only
** Under Investigation
Slot 1
32 x 10GBase-T 16 x SFP+ Ports
2 RU Slot 2 Slot 3
NEXUS 5596T SWITCH New
12 x 10GBase-T Ports GEM module*
New
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Unified Port Extends FC Connectivity
Fibre Channel
Traffic
Ethernet
Converged Port • 10GE port capable of DCB • LAN and SAN on the same wire • Can run converged, LAN only or FCoE only
• Available on all N5000 and N5500
• Reduces number of physical ports, interconnect, adapters, switches
Fibre Channel
Traffic
Ethernet
or Fibre Channel
Traffic
Fibre Channel
Any Unified Port can be configured as
Native Fibre Channel
FC Eth
Ethernet:
1/10GbE, FCoE, iSCSI, NAS
Unified Port • Configure as native FC port or Converged Port • Assignable per port • 8/4/2/1Gbps FC
• Available on N5500 UP version
• Benefits of converged plus flexibility of port assignment
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N5500 L2/L3 Architecture Details
Carmel Carmel Carmel Carmel Carmel Carmel
48 Fixed Ports
Sunnyvale (Fabric)
Module Slot (L2/L3)
Module Slot (L2/L3)
Module Slot (L2/L3)
N5596
8 8 8 8 8 8
Module Slot (L2) Carmel Carmel Carmel Carmel
32 Fixed Ports
L3 Daughter Card Slot
N5548
8 8 8 8
Sunnyvale (Fabric)
Carmel – lookup ASIC
Sunnyvale – crossbar fabric ASIC
160G bandwidth per L3 daughter card/Module shared by all ports in the box, 240Mpps
N5548 chassis configuration:
32/48 x10GE L2
32/48 x10GE with 160G L3
N5596 chassis configuration:
No L3 module L2: 96x10GE L3: No
1xL3 module L2: 80x10GE L3: 160G
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10 Gigabit Ethernet for Server Connectivity
Cable Transceiver Latency (link)
Power (each side) Distance
Connector (Media)
Twinax ~ 0.1ms ~ 0.1W <10m SFP+ CU* copper
MM OM2 MM OM3
~ 0 1W 82m 300m
SFP+ SR MMF,short reach
MM OM2 MM OM3
~ 0 1W 10m 100m
SFP+ USR - FET MMF, ultra short reach
Cat6 Cat6a/7 Cat6a/7
2.5ms 2.5ms 1.5ms
~ 6W*** ~ 6W*** ~ 4W***
55m 100m 30m
RJ45 10GBASE-T copper
100Mb 1Gb 10Gb
UTP Cat 5 UTP Cat 5
MMF, SMF
10Mb
UTP Cat 3
Mid 1980’s Mid 1990’s Early 2000’s Late 2000’s
UTP Cat6a
MMF, SMF
TwinAx, CX4
Standard
SFF 8431**
IEEE 802.3ae
none
IEEE 802.3an
*** As of 2008; expected to decrease over time
10G Options
* Terminated cable ** Draft 3.0, not final
Twinax 15m X2 CX4 copper
IEEE 802.3ak 4W ~ 0.1ms
In-rack X-rack
Across racks
~50% power savings with
EEE
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5548P 5548UP 5596UP 5596T
Fiber
GEM ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
Cu GEM
(12p) ✔
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4p QSFP+
Includes 4x QSFP+ interfaces per expansion module
Each QSFP+ interface supporting 4x 10GE interfaces
Supported on all Nexus 5500 Series Chassis – 5548P, 5548UP, 5596UP and 5596T
No 40GE PHY on the GEM.
8 wires of 4x10GE interfaces are routed into QSFP+ cage
Target Q2CY13
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Extender/multiplexer Distributed Access Fabric (DAF)
Nexus 5000 Virtualized chassis
+
Nexus 5000 / UCS interconnect
Nexus 2000 / UCS blade switch-extender
= Sup
Sup
Odzielenie warstwy 1 przełącznika od 2 (Layer 2)
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Operational simplicity
Cost effective solution
Cabling simplicity
Architecture flexibility
Policy consistency across large number of ports
Highly scalable platform with predictable low latency
NX-OS Feature richness
Physical view (Efficient cabling)
Logical view (efficient management)
Fabric Extender architecture: Operational simplicity at scale for POD access designs
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In Layer 2 Mode, with NX-OS release 5.0(3)N1(1), each Nexus 5500 is capable of supporting up to 24 Nexus 2000 Series Fabric Extenders
In Layer 3 Mode (L3 License installed), each Nexus 5500 is limited to supporting up to 16 Nexus 2000 Series Fabric Extenders, 16 per a N5K vPC pair. For active/active Nexus 2000 vPC uplinks this is also a total limit for N5Ks.
16 x FEX
24 x FEX
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Nexus 2248TP-E Fabric Extender overview
48 x 100/ 1000 Host interfaces
4x 10 GE Fabric
interfaces
Redundant, hot-swappable power
supplies
Hot-swappable fan tray
Beacon and status LEDs
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Nexus 2232 PP Fabric Extender overview
32 x 1 GE/10GE Host interfaces
8x 10 GE Fabric
interfaces
Redundant, hot-swappable power
supplies
Hot-swappable fan tray
Beacon and status LEDs
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N2K-C2232TM-10GE 32 host ports 1/10GBASE-T (uplink module with 8 10GE
ports)
N2K-C2148T-1GE 48 host ports 1GT (4
10GE uplinks)
N2K-C2232PP-10GE 32 host ports 1/10GE/FCoE
(8 10GE uplinks)
N2K-C2248TP-1GE 48 host ports 100/1GT (4
10GE uplinks)
N2K-C2224TP-1GE 24 host ports 100/1GT (2
10GE uplinks)
FET-10G Fabric Extender Transceiver
N5K parent vPC FEX
Simplified operations
ISSU 100M/1G/10G
FCoE
FEX Pre-provisioning Port profiles
2248TP-N7K parent FEX scaling
N5500 parent
10GT on FEX 2232PP-N7K parent 2224TP-N7K parent
Adapter FEX VM FEX
F2 FEX Support Enhanced vPC
1HCY11 2HCY10 1HCY10 1HCY09 2HCY11
N2K-C2248TP-E-1GE
Server Ports: 48 ports 100M/1GT
Uplink Ports: 4 ports 10GE
32MB buffer
Nexus B22 Blade FEX For HP Blade Servers
16 host ports 1/10GBASE-T (uplink module with 8 10GE
ports)
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Unified access platform for any POD designs - across rack, blade, 100M, 1G, 10G, FCoE, copper, Fiber, ToR and EoR architectures, Layer 2/Layer 3 solutions, traditional or virtualized workloads
Nexus
2000
100M/1GE Rack
Mount Servers
Nexus
2000
1/10GE/FCoE
Rack Mount
Servers
Cisco
UCS
Nexus 7000
Un
ifie
d A
cces
s L
ayer
Nexus 5000/5500
1/10GE/FCoE
UCS Compute
Blade
1/10GE/FCoE
Third Party
Blade Servers
Nexus
2000
Par
ent
Sw
itch
1/10G/FCoE
UCS Compute
Rack
Nexus
2000
UCS
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Model Nexus 2248TP Nexus 2248TP-E Nexus 2232PP Nexus 2232TM Nexus 2232TM-E
Product Shipping Yes (Q2CY10) Yes (Q4CY11) Yes (Q2CY10) Yes (Q3CY11) Yes (Q3CY12)
Form Factor 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU
Uplink Ports 4x 10GbE SFP+ 4x 10GbE SFP+ 8x 10GbE SFP+ 8x 10GbE SFP+ 8x 10GbE SFP+
Uplink Transceivers Supported
Copper CX-1 (passive): 1m, 3m, 5m. Copper CX1 (active): 7m, 10m Optical: FET, SR, LR
Host Facing Ports 48x 100/1000BASE-T RJ45
48x 100/1000BASE-T RJ45
32x SFP/SFP+ (1/10G) 32x 1/10GBASE-T RJ45 32x 1/10GBASE-T RJ45
FCoE N/A N/A Yes No Capable
Buffer Ingress buffer (Host Network/H2N): 480KB per port group (8) Egress buffer (N2H): 800KB per port group (8)
32MB shared buffer
Ingress buffer (Host Network /H2N): 1280KB per port group (8) Egress buffer (N2H): 1280KB per port group (8)
Ingress buffer (Host Network /H2N): 1280KB per port group (8) Egress buffer (N2H): 1280KB per port group (8)
Ingress buffer (Host Network /H2N): 1280KB per port group (8) Egress buffer (N2H): 1280KB per port group (8)
Typical Power 95W 95W 210W 280W@30M, 350W@100M
210W@30M, 240W@100M
Enhanced Counters Standard Enhanced Standard Standard Standard
Parent Switch Nexus 5K, Nexus 7K Nexus 5K, Nexus 7K Nexus 5K, Nexus 7K, UCS FI
Nexus 5K, Nexus 7K Nexus 5K
Number of FEX 24 FEX per N5500 48 FEX per N7K
24 FEX per N5500 48 FEX per N7K
24 FEX per N5500 48 FEX per N7K
24 FEX per N5500 48 FEX per N7K
24 FEX per N5500
100M/1GE platform 1/10GE platform
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• 48 ports 100M/1G-BaseT Enhanced Fabric Extender
48x 100/1000M host/downlink interfaces
4x 10GE on network/uplink interfaces
32MB shared buffer
Upstream N5K or N7K parent switch supports various FEX (mix-and-match)
Choice of airflow and AC/DC power
• Design scenario:
High density 100M/1G access
Cost effective 100M/1G solution
Virtualization
Buffer optimized for specific Data Center workloads such as Big Data, Hadoop and Distributed Storage
48 100/1000 RJ45 Downlinks
4 10GE SFP+ Uplinks
Key differences from N2248TP:
• Optimized Buffers
• Enhanced counters
Same
price as
2248TP,
enhanced!
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Source: Crehan Research (Q1CY12)
35 136 713
3 248
8 287
13 422
17 462
2 664
5 565
10 603
13 830
15 260
12 828
9 571
0
5 000
10 000
15 000
20 000
25 000
30 000
2010A 2011A 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E
Ethernet Datacenter 10GB Ports 000's
SFP+
Base-T
10GBASE-T is fast growing
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• The first full quarter of shipments for the Intel "Romley" and "Sandy Bridge" server platforms helped drive the 10G Ethernet server adapter and LAN-on-Motherboard (LOM) segment to strong results in Q2, with ports increasing almost 20% from Q1 and over 50% from last year, according to Crehan Research. Within this, 10GBASE-T saw "dramatic growth," according Seamus Crehan, principal of Crehan Research, with Q2 port shipments exceeding all cumulative 10GBASE-T shipments up to this point.
http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/romley-servers-ciscos-help-drive-10gbase-t-explosion
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Server
N2K (10GbT) N2K (SFP+) $281
$210
$1427
Customer
Spend on
SFP+/por
t (GPL)
$936
Downlinks
(Twinax vs. Cat6A)
Adapter
$281
$20
$1237
Customer
Spend on
10GbT/po
rt (GPL)
$936
Server
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• What is same as 2232TM? • Form Factor, ports, power supplies, etc.
• Cabling options and distance supported
• Port to port latency
• What is different? • A newer and better 10GBase-T PHY (40nm)
• Better BER characteristics expected – qualification underway
• Reduction in power consumption
32 1G/10GT Downlinks
8 10GE SFP+ Uplinks
Shipping!
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IEEE 802.3.an standard
Structured Copper Cabling with RJ45 connectors
Supports 10Gbps throughput for up to 100 meters or 330 feet
Leverages Category 6, Category 6A, and Category 7 type cabling
Cable Transceiver Latency
Power (each side) Distance Technology
Twinax ~0.25ms ~0.1W 5m SFP+ CU Copper
MM OM1 MM OM3
~0.1ms 1W 33m 300m
SFP+ SR short reach
SMF ~0.1ms 1W
10km SFP+ LR long reach
Cat6/6a/7 Cat6/6a/7
~3ms ~3ms
~6.2W ~4.5W
100m 30m
10GBASE-T – 65nm
Same cabling considerations as with Catalyst switches:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/switches/ps5718/ps6021/white_paper_c11-609513.html
2232
PP
Cat6/6a/7 Cat6/6a/7
~3.9W ~3.3W
10GBASE-T – 40nm
22
32
TM
22
32
TM
-E
~3ms ~3ms
100m 30m
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• BER characteristics improving with newer generations of PHYs
• 40nm PHYs (2012) better than 65nm PHYs (2011)
• FCoE support need ~10-15 – No single standard
• Working with the ecosystem to define requirement and test
• Adapter vendors: QLogic, Emulex, Intel, Broadcom
• Storage vendors: EMC, NetApp
• FCoE not supported on Nexus 2232TM
• BER testing underway for Nexus 2232TM-E no FCoE support at FCS
• Targeting Harbord software release for up to 30M distance
• Targeting later release for up to 100M distance
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Nexus 2232TM/TM-E Architecture
10G-T
PHY 10G-T
PHY
10G-T
PHY
10G-T
PHY
10G-T
PHY
10G-T
PHY
SFP+
physics
SFP+
physics
SFP+
physics
SFP+
physics
Host Interfaces
Network Interfaces
1 32
SFP+
physics
SFP+
physics
SFP+
physics
SFP+
physics
1 8
Woodside ASIC
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• 1G/10G SFP+ Fabric Extender
48x 1/10GE SFP+ host interfaces
4x QSFP (16x10GE SFP+) on network interfaces
Front-to-back airflow and back-to-front airflow
N5500 parent switch at FCS
Additional uplink buffers (2x16MB)
• Design scenarios:
High Density 10GE SFP+ ToR
Connectivity Flexibility
Virtualized environments
Storage consolidation (FCoE, iSCSI, NFS…)
Predictable Low latency across large number of ports
48 1G/10GE SFP+ Downlinks 4 QSFP+ Uplinks
Q1CY13
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• Support for Nexus 5500 and 6000 at FCS
• Up to 24 FEX per N5K/6K parent switch
• Up to 1152 10GE interfaces managed through upstream parent switch
Cisco Nexus® 6000
+
Cisco Nexus® 2000 FEX
24xFEX
Cisco Nexus® 5500
Q1CY13
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FEX Connectivity for the Blade Server Ecosystem
• Extends FEX connectivity into blade chassis
• Cisco Nexus 5000 Switch is a single management point for all the blade chassis I/O modules
• End-to-end FCoE support
• 50% decrease in blade chassis I/O modules
• 66% decrease in blade management points
• Blade & rack networking consistency
• Increased network resiliency
FEATURES
BENEFITS:
Cisco Nexus B22 HP
Cisco Nexus B22 F
Shipping!
Cisco Nexus B22 Dell
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• 16 x 10 GE server interfaces
• 8 x 10 GE network interfaces
• Host vPC (virtual Port-Channel)
• DCB and FCoE in 10G mode
• Upstream Nexus 5000 supports FEX mix & match
• 8 QoS queues (6 configurable)
• Fabric link interconnects:
Fabric Extender Transceiver (FET)
1/3/5M Twinax, 7/10M active Twinax,
SR, LR, ER
NX-OS version 5.2(1)N1(1) or
greater for the Nexus 5000/5500
Requires upstream Nexus 5000/55xx
Blade Enclosures: Primergy BX900/BX400, Dell M1000e chassis
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HP with Cisco Nexus B22
LAN SAN A SAN B
Chassis 1 Chassis 4
LAN
MGMT
Chassis 1 Chassis 1
LAN SAN A SAN B
HP Virtual Connect FlexFabric
MGMT
Chassis 1 Chassis 2 Chassis 3 Chassis 4
HP + Cisco Nexus B22 Advantages
• True End-to-End 10Gb FCoE
• Quality of Service (QoS)
• Proven Layer 3 Cisco Reliability
• Better Solution Visibility/Troubleshooting
• Favorable TCO to Virtual Connect
• Simplified cabling
Why?
• Cisco Nexus B22 brings true FCoE
outside of the chassis. Virtual Connect
FlexFabric is FCoE only within an
enclosure and has many key limitations
(proprietary, no QoS, lack of
troubleshooting, spanning tree issues,
limited policy settings).
N5K
Convergence only
inside each chassis
Network Devices 8 20
Chassis Management Devices 8 20
Offers 10Gb FCoE to
Nexus N5K
Network Devices 2 2
Chassis Management Devices 8 20
Chassis 10 Chassis 10
…160 blades …160 blades
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Existing Bundles
except N5548P and
N2232TM Bundles
to continue through
FY13
Repricing action for the
following Bundles :
• N5596UP-6N2248TF ($82,000 $81,000)
• N5596UP-6N2248TP ($74,500 $73,500)
• N5596UP-4N2232PF ($79,000 $74,000)
• N5548UPM-4N2232PF ($78,000 $74,000)
Simplified Bundle
Strategy
ANY GiG FEX Bundles (w/ N2232T8F-E options for
10GBASE-T Upsell)
Introduction of 2 new
configurations:
• N5548UPL3-2N2248TF
• N5596UPMM-12N2248T
ANY FEX Bundles
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Nexus 3064-E 28-Port 1RU Switch
Nexus 3048TP 48-Port 1RU Switch
Nexus 3016Q 96-Port 2RU Switch
Nexus 3064-X Integrated Phy
vPC, Precision
Time Protocol,
Configurable Control
Plane Policing
Power-on
auto-provisioning,
Encapsulated Remote
Switched Port Analyzer
Wired-network rate
L2/L3 feature set,
IPv4/v6
User programmable:
python scripting,
EEM, NETCONF
Cisco Nexus® 3000 Series
Robust Cisco® NX-OS with Differentiated Feature Set
Customers
Industry’s leading
Ultra Low Latency
Platform
Nexus 3548 48-Port 1RU Switch
Latency: 250 – 300 ns !!
Roadmap
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Nexus 3548 Specifications Algorithm Boost Features
• Ultra Low Latency – <300ns
• Active Buffer Monitoring
• NAT @ Ultra Low Latency
• Intelligent Traffic Mirroring
• IEEE-1588 PTP w/Pulse Per Second
• 48x SFP+ – 100M / 1G / 10G / 40G
• Line rate L2/L3, Unicast & Multicast
• 18MB Packet Buffer
• 32K IPv4 Route, 64K Host, 8K MC
• 4K Flexible ACL / QoS
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100M* 1G 10G 40G*
* Roadmap; Not at FCS
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Nexus 3064-X Nexus 3548
800ns-1.2us Latency
16K IPv4 UC Routes
16K IPv4 Hosts
8K IPv4 MC Routes
2K+1K Fixed ACL
9MB Packet Buffer
Buffer Snapshots
Cisco SoC
• L2/L3
• 960Gbps
190 ns Latency
32K IPv4 UC Routes
64K IPv4 Hosts
8K IPv4 MC Routes
4K Flexible ACL
18MB Packet Buffer
Active Buffer Monitoring
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Twinax QSFP+ to SFP+ Octopus 1m/3m/5m
Optical QSFP+ to SFP+
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Raising the Bar… Again!
Enables High Performance Networking through Cisco Custom Silicon
Performance
Highest density line rate,
low power per port 10G/40G
Ethernet/FCoE switch
in the industry!
Integrated Layer 2 and
Layer 3 feature-set
First 40G FCoE Switch
Versatility
Wide range of deployment options
High density FEX aggregator
Large Scale Fabrics
Leaf-Spine Architecture
Latency
Low Latency at scale
~ 1 microsecond latency for
all ports, cut through switching
Flexibility
Configurable port speeds with
true 40GE flows or 4 x 10GE flows
Modularity provides future
expansion capabilities
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Form-factor / Power
4RU; 17.5” W x 30” D
96 Line rate 40G ports or
384 Line rate 10G ports
Power per 40G port:
Max: ~31W & Typical: ~25W
F2B and B2F airflow SKUs
Unique Innovations
ECN for handling in-cast traffic
Optimized multicast
scheduling/replication
Supports flexible resource carving
(TCAM, Buffers)
Latency Analytics with conditional
SPAN, ERSPAN, IPFIX,
Sampled Netflow
26MB shared buffer per
12x 10GE ports or 3x 40GE ports
Unmatched scale & features
FCoE, NAT, Line rate SPAN/ERSPAN
1024 way ECMP, 16K VLANs, 4K ACL
Layer 2 Multi-Path (Fabric Path, TRILL)
IPv4 & IPv6 Unicast & Multicast Routing
256K MAC/IP Host Tables with flexible
carving
32K LPM & 32K mroutes
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• Port side exhaust at FCS
• Port side intake post FCS
• Different PS and Fan modules are required for different air flow directions
17.3” (w) x 30.0” (d)
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Feature Scale*
ECMP 1K
VRFs 4K
SPAN 31, 16 can be ERSPAN
CPU Quad Core
FEX 24 at FCS; larger scale post FCS
VDC 8 – post FCS
Segment ID Uses the 16K BD
VLAN translation 16K ingress/16K egress
LIFs 8K per ASIC
*SW support varies
Feature Scale*
Latency ~1us
MAC table 256K MAC/ARP (flexible)
IP Unicast Routes 32K (v4) or 8K (v6)
IP Hosts 128K (v4) or 64K (v6)
IP Multicast routes 32K (v4) or 16K (v6)
Bridge Domains 16K
ACLs 4K flexible
Port Channels 192
IGMP Snooping groups 32K
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40G QSFP+
Interfaces
40G QSFP+
Interfaces
10GE SFP+
interfaces
10GE SFP+
interfaces
40GBASE-SR4 40GBASE-SR4
40GBASE-SR4
1m,3m,5m Passive
7m, 10m, Active
QSFP to QSFP
100m SR4
300m CSR4
QSFP to QSFP
100m SR4
300m CSR4
QSFP to 10GE
breakout
7m, 10m, Active
QSPP to 10GE breakout
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QSFP 10KM
SFP+ 300m
SFP+ 300m
FEX
Type Distance
QSFP-40G-LR4* 10KM with SMF
QSFP-40G-SR4 100m with OM3
150m with OM4
QSFP-40G-CSR4 300m with OM3
400m with OM4
QSFP-4x10G-AC7M 7m
QSFP-4x10G-AC10M 10m
QSFP-H40G-1M 1m
QSFP-H40G-3M 3m
QSFP-H40G-5M 5m
QSFP-H40G-AC7M 7m
QSFP-H40G-AC10M 10m
QSFP QSFP 10KM
Nexus
2248PQ-10G
* Target Q2 CY13
Harbord Maintenance (Q2CY13)
QSFP
QSFP
QSFP
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FEXlink
L2
L3
FabricPath
• 24xFEX per N6004 in L2 mode
• 24xFEX per N6004 in L3 mode
• 4K VLAN
• 115K MAC
• 32K summary routes
• 8K mroutes
• 115K ARP/host routes
• 128 switch ID
• 4K VLAN
• 256 OSPF peers
• 256 BGP peers
• 256 EIGRP peers
• 256 PIM Peers
• 500 HSRP groups
• 4K VRF
• 64K STP logical interfaces
• 8K IGMP snooping entries
• 2 Topologies
• 4 multi-destination trees
ACL
SPAN
• 16 Bi-directional SPAN
• VACL 1024 ACE
• IFACL 1152 ACE
• QoS ACL 448 ACE
• RACL 1024 ACE
* Single dimension scalability. Multi-dimension scalability will be provided at FCS
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Nexus 55xx Nexus 6004
Latency ~1.8us ~1us
MAC table 32K 256K MAC/ARP (flexible)
LPM Routes 16K 32K
Hosts 16k 128K
Multicast route 8K 32K
Bridge Domains 4K 16K
ACLs 4K flexible 4K flexible
IGMP Snooping groups 4K 32K
ECMP 64 way 1K
VRFs 1K 4K
SPAN 4 31, 16 can be ERSPAN
Buffer 640K per port dedicated 25MB per 3 QSFP
VDC N/A 8
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Customer Requirements: Decision Points
Decision Criteria in the Aggregation/Spine
Nexus 7000 and Nexus 6000: DC Considerations
Virtualization Scalability DCI/Mobility Environmentals
L4-7 Services High Availability Latency Investment Protection
Recommended when:
Scale and Flexibility
(100M/1G/10G/40G/100G/UP*)
Highest Availability (HA)
Investment Protection
Multi-Protocol / Services
FEX, VDC, OTV, MPLS/VPLS,
LISP
Recommended when:
High density compact
10G/40G/100G*/UP*
Low footprint & low power
Low latency & jitter
Advanced FEX Features
Nexus
7000
Series
17 to 42 Tbps
Nexus
6004
Up to 7.68 Tbps
Lead Platform: Modular, High-End Solution Fixed, Mid-Range Solution
* Roadmap
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Nexus 5k/2k
Nexus 7K
Boundary Node:
Nexus 7K
Nexus 5500
Nexus 6004 + N2200
Nexus7k/ Nexus 6004 FabricPath
Spine
ASR9K MPLS/
Nexus 5500 + N2200
Nexus 6004 + N2200 Edge
slot 1
slot 2
slot 3
slot 4
slot 5
slot 6
slot 7
slot 8
blade1
blade2 blade3
blade4 blade5
blade6 blade7
blade8
slot 1
slot 2
slot 3
slot 4
slot 5
slot 6
slot 7
slot 8
blade1
blade2 blade3
blade4 blade5
blade6 blade7
blade8
slot 1
slot 2
slot 3
slot 4
slot 5
slot 6
slot 7
slot 8
blade1
blade2 blade3
blade4 blade5
blade6 blade7
blade8
slot 1
slot 2
slot 3
slot 4
slot 5
slot 6
slot 7
slot 8
blade1
blade2 blade3
blade4 blade5
blade6 blade7
blade8
slot 1
slot 2
slot 3
slot 4
slot 5
slot 6
slot 7
slot 8
blade1
blade2 blade3
blade4 blade5
blade6 blade7
blade8
slot 1
slot 2
slot 3
slot 4
slot 5
slot 6
slot 7
slot 8
blade1
blade2 blade3
blade4 blade5
blade6 blade7
blade8
FCoE
Nexus 7K/ Nexus 6004
Large Scale Fabric (L2/L3)
NAS/iSCSI
FEX Architecture
AGG
Access
CORE
L3
L2
FCoE
FC
B A
Nexus 6004 40GE/10GE
FCOE
Multi-Hop FCOE
Nexus 7K/ Nexus 6004
Thank you.