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© 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 11© 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Toronto, Canada
May 30th, 2013
The Right Wireless
Architecture for You
Francis Girard
Consulting Systems Engineer – Enterprise Mobility
fgirard@cisco.com
Cisco Unified Access: Flexibility
Autonomous AP Centralised FlexConnect
Converged
Access
Cloud Managed
• Intended for static installations
• Aironet Access Points
• Catalyst Switches
• Identity Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Premise-based Controller
• Controller at every location
• Optimized for campus
deployment
• Aironet Access Points
• Centralized Controllers
• Catalyst Switches
• Identity Services Engine
• Mobility Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Data Center hosted Controller
• No Controller at remote sites
• Optimized for small branch
deployment
• Aironet Access Points
• Centralized Controllers
• Catalyst Switches
• Identity Services Engine
• Mobility Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Common LAN & WLAN OS
• LAN & WLAN feature
consistency
• Optimized for high performance
• Optimized for campus & branch
• Aironet Access Points
• Catalyst 3850 Switch
• Identity Services Engine
• Mobility Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Common LAN & WLAN OS
• LAN & WLAN feature
consistency
• No Controllers
• Optimized for distributed
enterprise
• MR Access Points
• MS Switches
• MX Security
• Dashboard
WAN
Dashboard
WAN Internet
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Autonomous
Access Points
How It Works
Autonomous Access Points
• Since the beginning of times (1997)
• Each AP is individually managed
From AP CLI
From AP GUI
From Cisco Prime Infrastructure (WLSE)
• AP connected to 802.1q trunk switch port
• SSID = VLAN
• End-user is dropped in local VLAN
• End-user data traffic is locally switchedAccess Points
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
Indoor Autonomous Access Point Portfolio
1600 2600 3600
• 3X3 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams
• CleanAir Express
• ClientLink 2.0
• 3X4 MIMO-3 Spatial Streams
• CleanAir
• ClientLink 2.0
• 4X4 MIMO–3 Spatial Streams
• 802.11ac module (planned)
• CleanAir
• ClientLink 2.0
Outdoor Autonomous Access Point Portfolio
1552I
1552E
1552EU
1552C
1552CU
• Integrated Antennas
• Low Power Consumption
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
• External Antennas
• High Power Gain
• Fiber SPF Option
• PoE Out
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
• Integrated DOCSIS 3.0 Cable
Modem
• Cable Plant Powered
• High Power Gain
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
1552H
1552S
• ATEX Certified Class1 / Div2/
Zone2
• Integrated Honeywell Sensor
Gateway (S)
• Fiber SPF Option
• PoE Out
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
Benefits
Autonomous Access Points
• Affordable entry level solution
No controllers and licensing
• Supports latest Wi-Fi standards:
802.11 a/b/g/n for connectivity
WPA2 for robust security
• Industry best range and throughput
Best of bread RF
• Investment protection
Can be upgraded to a controller-based architectureAccess Points
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
Limitations
Autonomous Access Points
• Each AP is managed individually
Prone to configuration inconsistencies
Individual software upgrades
Each AP must be configured in RADIUS server
• Base level Wi-Fi functionality
No dynamic radio resource management
No Advanced security
Rogue detection and mitigation
WIPS
No guest access,
• Voice over WLAN (roaming)
Requires campus wide VLAN’s
Access Points
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
Where / When To Use
Autonomous Access Points
• Hotspot deployments with nomadic roaming
• Static environments
• Customers without requirement for advanced
services
Guest access, location, rogue detection, WIPS, etc.
• Small business or small distributed branch
offices
• Small warehouses and plants
Access Points
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
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Centralised
Architecture
How It Works
Centralized Architecture
• Zero touch AP deployment
Auto discovery
AP joins WLC
AP established CAPWAP tunnel with WLC
Auto firmware update
Auto configuration
• Single centralized management point
From WLC GUI
From Cisco Prime Infrastructure
• End-user is dropped in a VLAN behind WLC
VLAN can be dynamically assigned
• End-user date traffic is centrally switchedAccess Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
Indoor Lightweight Access Point Portfolio
600 1600 2600 3600
• 2X2 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams
• Local Ethernet Ports
• 3X3 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams
• CleanAir Express
• ClientLink 2.0
• 3X4 MIMO-3 Spatial Streams
• CleanAir
• ClientLink 2.0
• 4X4 MIMO–3 Spatial Streams
• 802.11ac module
• Security and SI module
• CleanAir
• ClientLink 2.0
Outdoor Lightweight Access Point Portfolio
1552I
1552E
1552EU
1552C
1552CU
• Integrated Antennas
• Low Power Consumption
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
• External Antennas
• High Power Gain
• Fiber SPF Option
• PoE Out
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
• Integrated DOCSIS 3.0 Cable
Modem
• Cable Plant Powered
• High Power Gain
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
1552H
1552S
• ATEX Certified Class1 / Div2/
Zone2
• Integrated Honeywell Sensor
Gateway (S)
• Fiber SPF Option
• PoE Out
• CleanAir
• ClientLink
5500
500 APs
7,000 Clients
WiSM2
1,000 APs
15,000 Clients
8500
6,000 APs
64,000 Clients
2500
75 APs
1,000 Clients
5760
1,000 APs
12,000 Clients
Wireless LAN Controller Portfolio
Cisco Unified Access Pillars
Identity
Services Engine (ISE)
Prime
Management
Wired and Wireless Network
• Self-provisioning portal – My Devices
• Secure Group Access (SGA) -
simplified role-based access control
and enforcement based on context,
avoids manual ACL/VLAN configs
• Comprehensive Guest Management
• Consistent functionality across wired and
wireless
• Application Visibility and Control (AVC)
• Sub-second Stateful Switchover (SSO)
• Hierarchical QoS - Port, Access Point, Radio,
SSID, User, & application
• Advanced Analytics and Business Intelligence
• One application wired and wireless -
Cisco Prime Infrastructure 1.4
• Application visibility and assurance –
deterministic end user application
experience across wired and wireless
• Third Party device management
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Cisco Identity Services Engine
Identity-based access control policy platform across wired, wireless or VPN.
Automated, role-based and consistent access control
enforcement across wired and wireless
Based on context: user, device, and location.
Self-registration personal device onboarding
Users self-management of their registered devices –
Moves, Adds, Changes & Blacklist (Lost)
One Policy
One Management
Cisco Prime
Infrastructure 1.2
Unified Visibility
Prime 360
Integrated Workflows Aligned
with Lifecycle Processes
Support the way network
operators do their job
Prime Assurance Manager
Enhanced Application Visibility
and Control (AVC)
Offering Wired and Wireless
Application Insight and Control
ISR G2 Routers NAM
ASR WLAN Controller
Benefits
Centralized Architecture
• Centralized management and troubleshooting
for lowest TCO
• Easy to deploy and manage
• Consistent configuration across all AP’s
• Radio Resource Management (RRM)
• Advanced security
Rogue detection and mitigation
WIPS
Identity Networking / RADIUS CoA / ISE
• Voice over WLAN (roaming)
• Guest accessAccess Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
Benefits
Centralized Architecture
• High availability (client SSO)
• AVC - Application Visibility and Control
• Location services
• CleanAir
• Videostream / multicast delivery optimisation
• CMX - Connected Mobile Experience / Analytics
• Apple Bonjour gateway
• Mesh (indoor and outdoor)
• Highly customizable and advanced feature setAccess Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
Network Based Application Recognition - NBAR2
Deep Packet Inspection et App ID
NBAR2 LIBRARY
Deep Packet inspection
Traffic
POLICY
Packet Mark and
Drop
Wireless LAN Controller
Netflix = 50%
YouTube = 15%
WebEx = 10%
Citrix = 9%
Exchange= 8%
Netflow v9 export
• Classify 1000+ applications with sub-classification within applications: e.g. Lync – desktop share, video/voice, file transfer
• Apply Granular policies - Per SSID, Device, Campus, Building, Floor
• Real-time troubleshooting on the Wireless LAN Controller
• Wired-wireless consistent export to standard netflow collectors
Application Visibility and Control (AVC)
Limitations
Centralized Architecture
• All end-user traffic is forwarded to the WLC
• Poor use of LAN/WAN infrastructure when
internal resources are distributed
• WLC may become a bottleneck
• WLC can be a single point of failure
Access Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
Where / When To Use
Centralized Architecture
• Flexible architecture for campus, large branch,
home, and outdoor
Enterprise campus
Large manufacturing plants
Hospitals
Education campus / universities
• Significant customization needs
• For VoWLAN deployments / real time
applications with roaming
• Need / prefer on-premise management
Access Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
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FlexConnect
Architecture
How It Works
FlexConnect Architecture
• First available in 2005
• Originally named Hybrid Remote Edge Access
Point (Hybrid-REAP / H-REAP)
• Extension to the Centralised architecture
• End-user is can either be dropped in a VLAN
behind WLC, or in a VLAN in the switch to
which the AP is connected
Per SSID, user/group and/or per location
• End-user data traffic can be locally switchedAccess Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
How It Works
FlexConnect Architecture
• First available in 2005
• Originally named Hybrid Remote Edge Access
Point (Hybrid-REAP / H-REAP)
• Extension to the Centralised architecture
• End-user is can either be dropped in a VLAN
behind WLC, or in a VLAN in the switch to
which the AP is connected
Per SSID, user/group and/or per location
• End-user data traffic can be locally switchedAccess Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
WAN
Management
Tools
Branch
Indoor Lightweight Access Point Portfolio
1600 2600 3600
• 3X3 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams
• CleanAir Express
• ClientLink 2.0
• 3X4 MIMO-3 Spatial Streams
• CleanAir
• ClientLink 2.0
• 4X4 MIMO–3 Spatial Streams
• 802.11ac module (planned)
• CleanAir
• ClientLink 2.0
5500
500 APs
7,000 Clients
WiSM2
1,000 APs
15,000 Clients
8500
6,000 APs
64,000 Clients
2500
75 APs
1,000 Clients
Virtual Controller
200 APs
3,000 Clients
Flex7500
6,000 Aps
64,000 Clients
FlexConnect
FlexConnect Wireless LAN Controller Portfolio
Centralized and/or
FlexConnect
FlexConnect – Advanced Services
• High Availability – WAN Survivability
FlexConnect AP provides wireless access and services to clients when the
connection to the primary WLC fails
• Fast Secure Roaming in remote branches – for VoWLAN
• Dynamic VLAN and ACL assignment – per user
• Scalability
• Number of FlexConnect groups: 500 (7500s) and 100 (5500s)
• APs per Group: 50 (7500s) and 25 (5500s)
FlexConnect – WLC Authenticator
Branch OfficeData Center
WLC
ISR 3925 ISR 3925
VPN
AP
ISR 3925 ISR 3925
Dot1X Auth Req
Dot1x Auth Success
New Client1
2
AAA RADIUS
• All the client authentication requests travels through Central Controller
• If Controller is not reachable, then no clients can authenticate
FlexConnect – AP Authenticator
Branch OfficeData Center
WLC
ISR 3925 ISR 3925
VPN
AP
ISR 3925 ISR 3925
Dot1X Auth Req
Dot1x Auth Success
New Client
• All the client authentication requests travels straight from AP to RADIUS Server.
• If Controller is not reachable, clients can still continue to authenticate and access network services.
1
2
AAA RADIUS
FlexConnect – AP Authenticator
Branch OfficeData Center
WLC
ISR 3925 ISR 3925
AP
ISR 3925 ISR 3925
Dot1X Auth Req
Dot1x Auth
Success
New Client
• All the client authentication requests travels straight from AP to Local Branch RADIUS Server.
• If WAN link is down, clients can still continue to authenticate and access network services.
1
2
AAA RADIUS
FlexConnect – Local Authentication
Branch OfficeData Center
WLC
ISR 3925 ISR 3925
AP
ISR 3925 ISR 3925 Dot1X Auth Req
Dot1x Auth
Success
• All the client authenticated directly by the AP.
• If WAN link & Local Backup RADIUS Server is down clients can still continue to authenticate and access
network services.
1
2
AAA RADIUS
By The Way…
• SSID’s
on “Local Mode” AP’s
• Centrally Switched SSID’s
on FlexConnect AP’s
• End-user traffic is always
switched at the controller• “Local Mode” 

Benefits
FlexConnect Architecture
• Same benefits as for the Centralised
Architecture (most of them) + …
• Flexible deployment and configuration options
• Simple wireless operations with DC hosted
controller (no need to distribute controllers)
• Efficient use of WAN resources for branches
Only desired traffic is tunneled to the controller
• Highly available and scalable for large number
of remote branchesAccess Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
WAN
Management
Tools
Branch
Limitations
FlexConnect Architecture
• Some WAN limitations may apply
RTT must be below 300 ms data (100 ms voice)
Minimum 500 bytes WAN MTU (with maximum four
fragmented packets)
• Requires site wide VLAN for roaming
(VoWLAN)
• Some features are not available in standalone
mode or in local switching mode
AVC and VideoStream
See full list in « H-REAP Feature Matrix » at www.cisco.com
Access Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
WAN
Management
Tools
Branch
Where / When To Use
FlexConnect Architecture
• Flexible architecture for small to medium size
branches (up to 50 AP’s per site)
Retail stores
Food / restaurant chains
Small warehouses
Branch offices
• Significant customization needs
• For VoWLAN deployments / real time
applications with roaming
• Need / prefer on-premise management
• Excellent migration option for autonomous AP’sAccess Points
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
ISE Prime
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
WAN
Management
Tools
Branch
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Converged Access
How it works
Converged Access
• Similar to Centralised Architecture
• Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for:
– AP CAPWAP termination
– Maintaining client database
– Policy enforcement
• Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for:
– Client Mobility
– Radio Resource Management (RRM)
– WiPS, Spectrum Management
Access Points
ISE Prime
MC
MA
Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
How it works
Converged Access
• Similar to Centralised Architecture
• Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for:
– AP CAPWAP termination
– Maintaining client database
– Policy enforcement
• Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for:
– Client Mobility
– Radio Resource Management (RRM)
– WiPS, Spectrum Management
Access Points
ISE Prime
MC Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
MA
M
A
M
A
M
A
M
A
Catalyst 3850
Wireless Control
System
Access Control
Server
LAN Mgmt
Solution
Identity
Mgmt
NAC
Profiler
Guest
Server
Cisco Wireless
LAN Controller
Internal
Resources
Cisco FirewallCisco
Access Point
Catalyst
Switch
Corporate
Network Internet
One Management
Prime
One Policy
ISE
Delivering Converged Access
IOS Based WLAN Controller
• Consistent IOS and ASIC as Catalyst
3850
• Required to scale beyond 250 AP or 16K
client domains
Converged Access Mode
• Integrated wireless controller
• Distributed wired/wireless data plane
(CAPWAP termination on switch)
New 5760
One Network
Catalyst 3850
• 802.11n
• Clean Air
• Video Stream
• Radio Resource
Management (RRM)
• Wireless Intrusion
Prevention System
(WiPS)
• 802.11ac Ready
Features:
• Stacking, Stackpower
• Trustsec/Identity
• AVC/Medianet
• Flexible Netflow
• Granular QoS
• Smart Operations
• EnergyWise
• Virtualization
Features:
B e n e f i t s
• Built on Doppler – Cisco’s Innovative
Flexparser ASIC technology
• Eliminates operational complexity
• Single Operating System for wired and
wireless
Single Platform for Wired and Wireless
• 20+ Years of IOS Richness – Now on Wireless
WIRELESS WIRED
Note: All features may not be available on
new platforms at introduction but are
expected to be added within 12-18 months
Converged Wired/Wireless Access – Benefits
Scale with
distributed wired
and wireless
data plane
480G stack bandwidth;
40G wireless/switch; 16K
clients without separate
WLC – future proof
Maximum
resiliency with
fast stateful
recovery
Layered network high
availability design with
stateful switchover
Single
platform for
wired and
wireless
Common IOS, same
administration point,
one release
Unified Access - One Policy | One Management | One Network
Network wide
visibility for
faster
troubleshooting
Wired and wireless
traffic visible at
every hop
Consistent
security and
quality of
service control
Hierarchical bandwidth
management and
distributed policy
enforcement
Virtual Controller
200 APs
3,000 Clients
Flex7500
6,000 Aps
64,000 Clients
5500
500 APs
7,000 Clients
WiSM2
1,000 APs
15,000 Clients
8500
6,000 APs
64,000 Clients
2500
75 APs
1,000 Clients
3850
50 APs
2,000 Clients
5760
1,000 APs
12,000 Clients
Converged Access
FlexConnect
Converged Access Portfolio
Centralized and/or
FlexConnect
How it works
Converged Access
• Similar to Centralised Architecture
• Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for:
– AP CAPWAP termination
– Maintaining client database
– Policy enforcement
• Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for:
– Client Mobility
– Radio Resource Management (RRM)
– WiPS, Spectrum Management
Access Points
ISE Prime
MC Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
MA
Catalyst 3850
How it works
Converged Access
• Similar to Centralised Architecture
• Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for:
– AP CAPWAP termination
– Maintaining client database
– Policy enforcement
• Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for:
– Client Mobility
– Radio Resource Management (RRM)
– WiPS, Spectrum Management
Access Points
ISE Prime
Internal
Resources
WAN
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
M
A
M
A
M
A
M
A
Catalyst 3850
M
C
M
C
M
C
M
C
Benefits
Converged Access
Access Points
ISE Prime
MC Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
M
A
M
A
M
A
M
A
Catalyst 3850
• Single platform for wired and wireless
• Consistent security and quality of service
control
• Distributed control plane
• Highly scalable
• 802.11ac ready – no bottleneck
• Centralized management and troubleshooting
for lowest TCO
• Radio Resource Management (RRM)
Benefits
Converged Access
Access Points
ISE Prime
MC Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
M
A
M
A
M
A
M
A
Catalyst 3850
• Highly customizable and advanced feature set
• Advanced security
Rogue detection and mitigation
WIPS
Identity Networking / RADIUS CoA / ISE
• High availability
• Voice over WLAN (roaming)
• Guest access
• Location services
• CleanAir
Limitations
Converged Access
Access Points
ISE Prime
MC Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
M
A
M
A
M
A
M
A
Catalyst 3850
• More complex to deploy and manage
• No full feature parity with AireOS controllers
AVC - Application Visibility and Control
Bonjour protocol optimisation
Mesh (indoor and outdoor)
Where / When to use
Converged Access
Access Points
ISE Prime
MC Wireless LAN
Controller
Internal
Resources
Campus
Network
Management
Tools
AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes)
End-User Data Traffic
M
A
M
A
M
A
M
A
Catalyst 3850
• Flexible architecture for campus and branches
Enterprise campus
Large manufacturing plants
Hospitals
Education campus / universities
• Significant customization needs
• For VoWLAN deployments / real time
applications with roaming
• Need / prefer on-premise management
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Cloud Manage
How It Works
Cloud Managed
• Cisco acquired Meraki in December 2012
• Leader in cloud managed network solutions
• AP connected to 802.1q trunk switch port
• Local Authentication to RADIUS / AD
• End-user is dropped in local VLAN on AP
VLAN can be dynamically assigned
• End-user data traffic is locally switched
Access Points
Internal
Resources
LAN
Meraki
Dashboard
Internet
AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane – 1 kbps)
End-User Data Traffic
100% cloud managed edge networks
Meraki MS
Ethernet Switches
Meraki SM
Mobile Device Management
Meraki MR
Wireless LAN
Meraki MX
Security Appliances
Cisco Unified Access
100% Cloud ManagedUnparalleled Deployment Flexibility
Cisco Enterprise Portfolio Cisco Cloud Managed
Prime ISE
Catalyst 2K/3K/4K/6K
ASA - Firewall
ISR - Routing
MS Switch
MX Series Security
Appliances
Aironet Access Points & Controllers
Dashboard
Cisco Networking Portfolio
MR AP’s
Systems Manager3rd Party MDM Integration
MR wireless access points
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Feature
highlights
5 models including indoor/outdoor, high performance and value-priced
Enterprise-class silicon including PoE, voice/video optimization
Lifetime warranty on indoor APs
BYOD policies
Application traffic shaping
Guest access
Enterprise security
WIDS / WIPS
Mesh routing
Intuitive Browser-Based Dashboard
User
fingerprints Client
location
Application
QoS Real-time
control
Instant
search
Wired +
wireless
SaaS feature delivery, quarterly updates
WAN optimization
User/device fingerprinting Application firewall
Mobile application deployment
Content filtering Network access control
Scalable cloud infrastructure
Telmex
Nationwide hotspot and 3G
offload network
Next Retail
550 retail stores across the
UK
Motel 6
70,000 hotel room
deployment
Jeffco School District 80,000
student district with 100+
schools
Systems Manager MDM
Feature
highlights
Device Management controls iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows devices
Cloud-based - no on-site appliances or software, works with any vendor’s network
100% free - available at no cost to any organization, sign up at meraki.com/sm
Centralized app deployment
Device security
Rapid provisioning
Backpack™ file sharing
Asset management
Benefits
Cloud Managed
• It’s too easy!!!
• Simple to buy (2 SKUs)
• Easy to deploy and manage over the web
Add devices or sites in minutes
• Out-of-the-box optimized feature set
• Ongoing upgrades and enhancements
• Reliable
Highly available cloud with multiple datacenters
Network functions even if connection to cloud
is interruptedAccess Points
Internal
Resources
LAN
Meraki
Dashboard
Internet
AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
Benefits
Cloud Managed
• Secure
No user traffic passes through cloud
Fully HIPAA / PCI compliant (level 1 certified)
3rd party security audits, daily penetration test
Reliability and security information at meraki.com/trust
• No bottlenecks
• And… did I say it’s easy?
Access Points
Internal
Resources
LAN
Meraki
Dashboard
Internet
AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
Limitations
Cloud Managed
• Customer must embrace cloud services
• Limited customisation capability (compared to
on-premise controller based solutions)
• Single architecture – less flexibility
• No layer 3 roaming
• Requires site wide VLAN for roaming
(VoWLAN)
• Limited integration with 3rd party solutions
Access Points
Internal
Resources
LAN
Meraki
Dashboard
Internet
AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
Where / When to Use
Cloud Managed
• Mid-market businesses / distributed sites
• Remote branches without on-site IT
Retail
Professional services
Lawyers offices
Clinics
Construction
K-12 Education
Hospitality
• Lean IT
• Cloud service users (salesforce, box.net, gmail)Access Points
Internal
Resources
LAN
Meraki
Dashboard
Internet
AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane)
End-User Data Traffic
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Summary
Autonomous Centralized FlexConnect
Converged
Access
Cloud
Managed
Best of Breed RF
One Policy—ISE
One Management—Prime
Sub-Second Failover N/A N/A
Advanced Features, Highly Scalable
Application Visibility and Control
TrustSec/SGA
Common Policy Enforcement for LAN and
WLAN
Network Wide Traffic Visibility
One Operating System LAN and WLAN
Unified Access—Wireless Deployment Modes
Highly Differentiated Value Across All Deployment Models
On-Premise and Cloud-Managed Networking Positioning
EnterpriseMid-Market / Commercial
Cisco Enterprise Portfolio
On-Premise Managed
- Deployment Flexibility
Cisco Cloud Networking Portfolio
Cloud Managed
- Lean, Generalist IT
- Distributed small sites
Network Size (Sites, Density)
Features/NetworkServices
Small Business
Cisco Small Business
Solutions
Cisco Unified Access: Flexibility
Autonomous AP Centralised FlexConnect
Converged
Access
Cloud Managed
• Intended for static installations
• Aironet Access Points
• Catalyst Switches
• Identity Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Premise-based Controller
• Controller at every location
• Optimized for campus
deployment
• Aironet Access Points
• Centralized Controllers
• Catalyst Switches
• Identity Services Engine
• Mobility Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Data Center hosted Controller
• No Controller at remote sites
• Optimized for small branch
deployment
• Aironet Access Points
• Centralized Controllers
• Catalyst Switches
• Identity Services Engine
• Mobility Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Common LAN & WLAN OS
• LAN & WLAN feature
consistency
• Optimized for high performance
• Optimized for campus & branch
• Aironet Access Points
• Catalyst 3850 Switch
• Identity Services Engine
• Mobility Services Engine
• Prime Infrastructure
• Common LAN & WLAN OS
• LAN & WLAN feature
consistency
• No Controllers
• Optimized for distributed
enterprise
• MR Access Points
• MS Switches
• MX Security
• Dashboard
WAN
Dashboard
WAN Internet
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The right Wireless Architecture for you

  • 1. © 2011 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 11© 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Toronto, Canada May 30th, 2013 The Right Wireless Architecture for You Francis Girard Consulting Systems Engineer – Enterprise Mobility fgirard@cisco.com
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  • 3. Cisco Unified Access: Flexibility Autonomous AP Centralised FlexConnect Converged Access Cloud Managed • Intended for static installations • Aironet Access Points • Catalyst Switches • Identity Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Premise-based Controller • Controller at every location • Optimized for campus deployment • Aironet Access Points • Centralized Controllers • Catalyst Switches • Identity Services Engine • Mobility Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Data Center hosted Controller • No Controller at remote sites • Optimized for small branch deployment • Aironet Access Points • Centralized Controllers • Catalyst Switches • Identity Services Engine • Mobility Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Common LAN & WLAN OS • LAN & WLAN feature consistency • Optimized for high performance • Optimized for campus & branch • Aironet Access Points • Catalyst 3850 Switch • Identity Services Engine • Mobility Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Common LAN & WLAN OS • LAN & WLAN feature consistency • No Controllers • Optimized for distributed enterprise • MR Access Points • MS Switches • MX Security • Dashboard WAN Dashboard WAN Internet
  • 4. © 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 4 Autonomous Access Points
  • 5. How It Works Autonomous Access Points • Since the beginning of times (1997) • Each AP is individually managed From AP CLI From AP GUI From Cisco Prime Infrastructure (WLSE) • AP connected to 802.1q trunk switch port • SSID = VLAN • End-user is dropped in local VLAN • End-user data traffic is locally switchedAccess Points End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 6. Indoor Autonomous Access Point Portfolio 1600 2600 3600 • 3X3 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams • CleanAir Express • ClientLink 2.0 • 3X4 MIMO-3 Spatial Streams • CleanAir • ClientLink 2.0 • 4X4 MIMO–3 Spatial Streams • 802.11ac module (planned) • CleanAir • ClientLink 2.0
  • 7. Outdoor Autonomous Access Point Portfolio 1552I 1552E 1552EU 1552C 1552CU • Integrated Antennas • Low Power Consumption • CleanAir • ClientLink • External Antennas • High Power Gain • Fiber SPF Option • PoE Out • CleanAir • ClientLink • Integrated DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem • Cable Plant Powered • High Power Gain • CleanAir • ClientLink 1552H 1552S • ATEX Certified Class1 / Div2/ Zone2 • Integrated Honeywell Sensor Gateway (S) • Fiber SPF Option • PoE Out • CleanAir • ClientLink
  • 8. Benefits Autonomous Access Points • Affordable entry level solution No controllers and licensing • Supports latest Wi-Fi standards: 802.11 a/b/g/n for connectivity WPA2 for robust security • Industry best range and throughput Best of bread RF • Investment protection Can be upgraded to a controller-based architectureAccess Points End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 9. Limitations Autonomous Access Points • Each AP is managed individually Prone to configuration inconsistencies Individual software upgrades Each AP must be configured in RADIUS server • Base level Wi-Fi functionality No dynamic radio resource management No Advanced security Rogue detection and mitigation WIPS No guest access, • Voice over WLAN (roaming) Requires campus wide VLAN’s Access Points End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 10. Where / When To Use Autonomous Access Points • Hotspot deployments with nomadic roaming • Static environments • Customers without requirement for advanced services Guest access, location, rogue detection, WIPS, etc. • Small business or small distributed branch offices • Small warehouses and plants Access Points End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 11. © 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 11 Centralised Architecture
  • 12. How It Works Centralized Architecture • Zero touch AP deployment Auto discovery AP joins WLC AP established CAPWAP tunnel with WLC Auto firmware update Auto configuration • Single centralized management point From WLC GUI From Cisco Prime Infrastructure • End-user is dropped in a VLAN behind WLC VLAN can be dynamically assigned • End-user date traffic is centrally switchedAccess Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 13. Indoor Lightweight Access Point Portfolio 600 1600 2600 3600 • 2X2 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams • Local Ethernet Ports • 3X3 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams • CleanAir Express • ClientLink 2.0 • 3X4 MIMO-3 Spatial Streams • CleanAir • ClientLink 2.0 • 4X4 MIMO–3 Spatial Streams • 802.11ac module • Security and SI module • CleanAir • ClientLink 2.0
  • 14. Outdoor Lightweight Access Point Portfolio 1552I 1552E 1552EU 1552C 1552CU • Integrated Antennas • Low Power Consumption • CleanAir • ClientLink • External Antennas • High Power Gain • Fiber SPF Option • PoE Out • CleanAir • ClientLink • Integrated DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem • Cable Plant Powered • High Power Gain • CleanAir • ClientLink 1552H 1552S • ATEX Certified Class1 / Div2/ Zone2 • Integrated Honeywell Sensor Gateway (S) • Fiber SPF Option • PoE Out • CleanAir • ClientLink
  • 15. 5500 500 APs 7,000 Clients WiSM2 1,000 APs 15,000 Clients 8500 6,000 APs 64,000 Clients 2500 75 APs 1,000 Clients 5760 1,000 APs 12,000 Clients Wireless LAN Controller Portfolio
  • 16. Cisco Unified Access Pillars Identity Services Engine (ISE) Prime Management Wired and Wireless Network • Self-provisioning portal – My Devices • Secure Group Access (SGA) - simplified role-based access control and enforcement based on context, avoids manual ACL/VLAN configs • Comprehensive Guest Management • Consistent functionality across wired and wireless • Application Visibility and Control (AVC) • Sub-second Stateful Switchover (SSO) • Hierarchical QoS - Port, Access Point, Radio, SSID, User, & application • Advanced Analytics and Business Intelligence • One application wired and wireless - Cisco Prime Infrastructure 1.4 • Application visibility and assurance – deterministic end user application experience across wired and wireless • Third Party device management
  • 17. © 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 17 Cisco Identity Services Engine Identity-based access control policy platform across wired, wireless or VPN. Automated, role-based and consistent access control enforcement across wired and wireless Based on context: user, device, and location. Self-registration personal device onboarding Users self-management of their registered devices – Moves, Adds, Changes & Blacklist (Lost) One Policy
  • 18. One Management Cisco Prime Infrastructure 1.2 Unified Visibility Prime 360 Integrated Workflows Aligned with Lifecycle Processes Support the way network operators do their job Prime Assurance Manager Enhanced Application Visibility and Control (AVC) Offering Wired and Wireless Application Insight and Control ISR G2 Routers NAM ASR WLAN Controller
  • 19. Benefits Centralized Architecture • Centralized management and troubleshooting for lowest TCO • Easy to deploy and manage • Consistent configuration across all AP’s • Radio Resource Management (RRM) • Advanced security Rogue detection and mitigation WIPS Identity Networking / RADIUS CoA / ISE • Voice over WLAN (roaming) • Guest accessAccess Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 20. Benefits Centralized Architecture • High availability (client SSO) • AVC - Application Visibility and Control • Location services • CleanAir • Videostream / multicast delivery optimisation • CMX - Connected Mobile Experience / Analytics • Apple Bonjour gateway • Mesh (indoor and outdoor) • Highly customizable and advanced feature setAccess Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 21. Network Based Application Recognition - NBAR2 Deep Packet Inspection et App ID NBAR2 LIBRARY Deep Packet inspection Traffic POLICY Packet Mark and Drop Wireless LAN Controller Netflix = 50% YouTube = 15% WebEx = 10% Citrix = 9% Exchange= 8% Netflow v9 export • Classify 1000+ applications with sub-classification within applications: e.g. Lync – desktop share, video/voice, file transfer • Apply Granular policies - Per SSID, Device, Campus, Building, Floor • Real-time troubleshooting on the Wireless LAN Controller • Wired-wireless consistent export to standard netflow collectors Application Visibility and Control (AVC)
  • 22. Limitations Centralized Architecture • All end-user traffic is forwarded to the WLC • Poor use of LAN/WAN infrastructure when internal resources are distributed • WLC may become a bottleneck • WLC can be a single point of failure Access Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 23. Where / When To Use Centralized Architecture • Flexible architecture for campus, large branch, home, and outdoor Enterprise campus Large manufacturing plants Hospitals Education campus / universities • Significant customization needs • For VoWLAN deployments / real time applications with roaming • Need / prefer on-premise management Access Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 24. © 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 24 FlexConnect Architecture
  • 25. How It Works FlexConnect Architecture • First available in 2005 • Originally named Hybrid Remote Edge Access Point (Hybrid-REAP / H-REAP) • Extension to the Centralised architecture • End-user is can either be dropped in a VLAN behind WLC, or in a VLAN in the switch to which the AP is connected Per SSID, user/group and/or per location • End-user data traffic can be locally switchedAccess Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools
  • 26. How It Works FlexConnect Architecture • First available in 2005 • Originally named Hybrid Remote Edge Access Point (Hybrid-REAP / H-REAP) • Extension to the Centralised architecture • End-user is can either be dropped in a VLAN behind WLC, or in a VLAN in the switch to which the AP is connected Per SSID, user/group and/or per location • End-user data traffic can be locally switchedAccess Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources WAN Management Tools Branch
  • 27. Indoor Lightweight Access Point Portfolio 1600 2600 3600 • 3X3 MIMO-2 Spatial Streams • CleanAir Express • ClientLink 2.0 • 3X4 MIMO-3 Spatial Streams • CleanAir • ClientLink 2.0 • 4X4 MIMO–3 Spatial Streams • 802.11ac module (planned) • CleanAir • ClientLink 2.0
  • 28. 5500 500 APs 7,000 Clients WiSM2 1,000 APs 15,000 Clients 8500 6,000 APs 64,000 Clients 2500 75 APs 1,000 Clients Virtual Controller 200 APs 3,000 Clients Flex7500 6,000 Aps 64,000 Clients FlexConnect FlexConnect Wireless LAN Controller Portfolio Centralized and/or FlexConnect
  • 29. FlexConnect – Advanced Services • High Availability – WAN Survivability FlexConnect AP provides wireless access and services to clients when the connection to the primary WLC fails • Fast Secure Roaming in remote branches – for VoWLAN • Dynamic VLAN and ACL assignment – per user • Scalability • Number of FlexConnect groups: 500 (7500s) and 100 (5500s) • APs per Group: 50 (7500s) and 25 (5500s)
  • 30. FlexConnect – WLC Authenticator Branch OfficeData Center WLC ISR 3925 ISR 3925 VPN AP ISR 3925 ISR 3925 Dot1X Auth Req Dot1x Auth Success New Client1 2 AAA RADIUS • All the client authentication requests travels through Central Controller • If Controller is not reachable, then no clients can authenticate
  • 31. FlexConnect – AP Authenticator Branch OfficeData Center WLC ISR 3925 ISR 3925 VPN AP ISR 3925 ISR 3925 Dot1X Auth Req Dot1x Auth Success New Client • All the client authentication requests travels straight from AP to RADIUS Server. • If Controller is not reachable, clients can still continue to authenticate and access network services. 1 2 AAA RADIUS
  • 32. FlexConnect – AP Authenticator Branch OfficeData Center WLC ISR 3925 ISR 3925 AP ISR 3925 ISR 3925 Dot1X Auth Req Dot1x Auth Success New Client • All the client authentication requests travels straight from AP to Local Branch RADIUS Server. • If WAN link is down, clients can still continue to authenticate and access network services. 1 2 AAA RADIUS
  • 33. FlexConnect – Local Authentication Branch OfficeData Center WLC ISR 3925 ISR 3925 AP ISR 3925 ISR 3925 Dot1X Auth Req Dot1x Auth Success • All the client authenticated directly by the AP. • If WAN link & Local Backup RADIUS Server is down clients can still continue to authenticate and access network services. 1 2 AAA RADIUS
  • 34. By The Way… • SSID’s on “Local Mode” AP’s • Centrally Switched SSID’s on FlexConnect AP’s • End-user traffic is always switched at the controller• “Local Mode”  
  • 35. Benefits FlexConnect Architecture • Same benefits as for the Centralised Architecture (most of them) + … • Flexible deployment and configuration options • Simple wireless operations with DC hosted controller (no need to distribute controllers) • Efficient use of WAN resources for branches Only desired traffic is tunneled to the controller • Highly available and scalable for large number of remote branchesAccess Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources WAN Management Tools Branch
  • 36. Limitations FlexConnect Architecture • Some WAN limitations may apply RTT must be below 300 ms data (100 ms voice) Minimum 500 bytes WAN MTU (with maximum four fragmented packets) • Requires site wide VLAN for roaming (VoWLAN) • Some features are not available in standalone mode or in local switching mode AVC and VideoStream See full list in « H-REAP Feature Matrix » at www.cisco.com Access Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources WAN Management Tools Branch
  • 37. Where / When To Use FlexConnect Architecture • Flexible architecture for small to medium size branches (up to 50 AP’s per site) Retail stores Food / restaurant chains Small warehouses Branch offices • Significant customization needs • For VoWLAN deployments / real time applications with roaming • Need / prefer on-premise management • Excellent migration option for autonomous AP’sAccess Points AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic ISE Prime Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources WAN Management Tools Branch
  • 38. © 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 38 Converged Access
  • 39. How it works Converged Access • Similar to Centralised Architecture • Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for: – AP CAPWAP termination – Maintaining client database – Policy enforcement • Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for: – Client Mobility – Radio Resource Management (RRM) – WiPS, Spectrum Management Access Points ISE Prime MC MA Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic
  • 40. How it works Converged Access • Similar to Centralised Architecture • Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for: – AP CAPWAP termination – Maintaining client database – Policy enforcement • Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for: – Client Mobility – Radio Resource Management (RRM) – WiPS, Spectrum Management Access Points ISE Prime MC Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic MA M A M A M A M A Catalyst 3850
  • 41. Wireless Control System Access Control Server LAN Mgmt Solution Identity Mgmt NAC Profiler Guest Server Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Cisco FirewallCisco Access Point Catalyst Switch Corporate Network Internet One Management Prime One Policy ISE Delivering Converged Access IOS Based WLAN Controller • Consistent IOS and ASIC as Catalyst 3850 • Required to scale beyond 250 AP or 16K client domains Converged Access Mode • Integrated wireless controller • Distributed wired/wireless data plane (CAPWAP termination on switch) New 5760 One Network Catalyst 3850
  • 42. • 802.11n • Clean Air • Video Stream • Radio Resource Management (RRM) • Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WiPS) • 802.11ac Ready Features: • Stacking, Stackpower • Trustsec/Identity • AVC/Medianet • Flexible Netflow • Granular QoS • Smart Operations • EnergyWise • Virtualization Features: B e n e f i t s • Built on Doppler – Cisco’s Innovative Flexparser ASIC technology • Eliminates operational complexity • Single Operating System for wired and wireless Single Platform for Wired and Wireless • 20+ Years of IOS Richness – Now on Wireless WIRELESS WIRED Note: All features may not be available on new platforms at introduction but are expected to be added within 12-18 months
  • 43. Converged Wired/Wireless Access – Benefits Scale with distributed wired and wireless data plane 480G stack bandwidth; 40G wireless/switch; 16K clients without separate WLC – future proof Maximum resiliency with fast stateful recovery Layered network high availability design with stateful switchover Single platform for wired and wireless Common IOS, same administration point, one release Unified Access - One Policy | One Management | One Network Network wide visibility for faster troubleshooting Wired and wireless traffic visible at every hop Consistent security and quality of service control Hierarchical bandwidth management and distributed policy enforcement
  • 44. Virtual Controller 200 APs 3,000 Clients Flex7500 6,000 Aps 64,000 Clients 5500 500 APs 7,000 Clients WiSM2 1,000 APs 15,000 Clients 8500 6,000 APs 64,000 Clients 2500 75 APs 1,000 Clients 3850 50 APs 2,000 Clients 5760 1,000 APs 12,000 Clients Converged Access FlexConnect Converged Access Portfolio Centralized and/or FlexConnect
  • 45. How it works Converged Access • Similar to Centralised Architecture • Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for: – AP CAPWAP termination – Maintaining client database – Policy enforcement • Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for: – Client Mobility – Radio Resource Management (RRM) – WiPS, Spectrum Management Access Points ISE Prime MC Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic MA Catalyst 3850
  • 46. How it works Converged Access • Similar to Centralised Architecture • Mobility Agent (MA) is responsible for: – AP CAPWAP termination – Maintaining client database – Policy enforcement • Mobility Controller (MC) is responsible for: – Client Mobility – Radio Resource Management (RRM) – WiPS, Spectrum Management Access Points ISE Prime Internal Resources WAN Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic M A M A M A M A Catalyst 3850 M C M C M C M C
  • 47. Benefits Converged Access Access Points ISE Prime MC Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic M A M A M A M A Catalyst 3850 • Single platform for wired and wireless • Consistent security and quality of service control • Distributed control plane • Highly scalable • 802.11ac ready – no bottleneck • Centralized management and troubleshooting for lowest TCO • Radio Resource Management (RRM)
  • 48. Benefits Converged Access Access Points ISE Prime MC Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic M A M A M A M A Catalyst 3850 • Highly customizable and advanced feature set • Advanced security Rogue detection and mitigation WIPS Identity Networking / RADIUS CoA / ISE • High availability • Voice over WLAN (roaming) • Guest access • Location services • CleanAir
  • 49. Limitations Converged Access Access Points ISE Prime MC Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic M A M A M A M A Catalyst 3850 • More complex to deploy and manage • No full feature parity with AireOS controllers AVC - Application Visibility and Control Bonjour protocol optimisation Mesh (indoor and outdoor)
  • 50. Where / When to use Converged Access Access Points ISE Prime MC Wireless LAN Controller Internal Resources Campus Network Management Tools AP-Controller CAPWAP tunnel (Control and Data Planes) End-User Data Traffic M A M A M A M A Catalyst 3850 • Flexible architecture for campus and branches Enterprise campus Large manufacturing plants Hospitals Education campus / universities • Significant customization needs • For VoWLAN deployments / real time applications with roaming • Need / prefer on-premise management
  • 51. © 2012 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Connect 51 Cloud Manage
  • 52. How It Works Cloud Managed • Cisco acquired Meraki in December 2012 • Leader in cloud managed network solutions • AP connected to 802.1q trunk switch port • Local Authentication to RADIUS / AD • End-user is dropped in local VLAN on AP VLAN can be dynamically assigned • End-user data traffic is locally switched Access Points Internal Resources LAN Meraki Dashboard Internet AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane – 1 kbps) End-User Data Traffic
  • 53. 100% cloud managed edge networks Meraki MS Ethernet Switches Meraki SM Mobile Device Management Meraki MR Wireless LAN Meraki MX Security Appliances
  • 54. Cisco Unified Access 100% Cloud ManagedUnparalleled Deployment Flexibility Cisco Enterprise Portfolio Cisco Cloud Managed Prime ISE Catalyst 2K/3K/4K/6K ASA - Firewall ISR - Routing MS Switch MX Series Security Appliances Aironet Access Points & Controllers Dashboard Cisco Networking Portfolio MR AP’s Systems Manager3rd Party MDM Integration
  • 55. MR wireless access points 55 Feature highlights 5 models including indoor/outdoor, high performance and value-priced Enterprise-class silicon including PoE, voice/video optimization Lifetime warranty on indoor APs BYOD policies Application traffic shaping Guest access Enterprise security WIDS / WIPS Mesh routing
  • 56. Intuitive Browser-Based Dashboard User fingerprints Client location Application QoS Real-time control Instant search Wired + wireless
  • 57. SaaS feature delivery, quarterly updates WAN optimization User/device fingerprinting Application firewall Mobile application deployment Content filtering Network access control
  • 58. Scalable cloud infrastructure Telmex Nationwide hotspot and 3G offload network Next Retail 550 retail stores across the UK Motel 6 70,000 hotel room deployment Jeffco School District 80,000 student district with 100+ schools
  • 59. Systems Manager MDM Feature highlights Device Management controls iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows devices Cloud-based - no on-site appliances or software, works with any vendor’s network 100% free - available at no cost to any organization, sign up at meraki.com/sm Centralized app deployment Device security Rapid provisioning Backpack™ file sharing Asset management
  • 60. Benefits Cloud Managed • It’s too easy!!! • Simple to buy (2 SKUs) • Easy to deploy and manage over the web Add devices or sites in minutes • Out-of-the-box optimized feature set • Ongoing upgrades and enhancements • Reliable Highly available cloud with multiple datacenters Network functions even if connection to cloud is interruptedAccess Points Internal Resources LAN Meraki Dashboard Internet AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic
  • 61. Benefits Cloud Managed • Secure No user traffic passes through cloud Fully HIPAA / PCI compliant (level 1 certified) 3rd party security audits, daily penetration test Reliability and security information at meraki.com/trust • No bottlenecks • And… did I say it’s easy? Access Points Internal Resources LAN Meraki Dashboard Internet AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic
  • 62. Limitations Cloud Managed • Customer must embrace cloud services • Limited customisation capability (compared to on-premise controller based solutions) • Single architecture – less flexibility • No layer 3 roaming • Requires site wide VLAN for roaming (VoWLAN) • Limited integration with 3rd party solutions Access Points Internal Resources LAN Meraki Dashboard Internet AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic
  • 63. Where / When to Use Cloud Managed • Mid-market businesses / distributed sites • Remote branches without on-site IT Retail Professional services Lawyers offices Clinics Construction K-12 Education Hospitality • Lean IT • Cloud service users (salesforce, box.net, gmail)Access Points Internal Resources LAN Meraki Dashboard Internet AP-Cloud management tunnel (Control Plane) End-User Data Traffic
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  • 65. Autonomous Centralized FlexConnect Converged Access Cloud Managed Best of Breed RF One Policy—ISE One Management—Prime Sub-Second Failover N/A N/A Advanced Features, Highly Scalable Application Visibility and Control TrustSec/SGA Common Policy Enforcement for LAN and WLAN Network Wide Traffic Visibility One Operating System LAN and WLAN Unified Access—Wireless Deployment Modes Highly Differentiated Value Across All Deployment Models
  • 66. On-Premise and Cloud-Managed Networking Positioning EnterpriseMid-Market / Commercial Cisco Enterprise Portfolio On-Premise Managed - Deployment Flexibility Cisco Cloud Networking Portfolio Cloud Managed - Lean, Generalist IT - Distributed small sites Network Size (Sites, Density) Features/NetworkServices Small Business Cisco Small Business Solutions
  • 67. Cisco Unified Access: Flexibility Autonomous AP Centralised FlexConnect Converged Access Cloud Managed • Intended for static installations • Aironet Access Points • Catalyst Switches • Identity Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Premise-based Controller • Controller at every location • Optimized for campus deployment • Aironet Access Points • Centralized Controllers • Catalyst Switches • Identity Services Engine • Mobility Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Data Center hosted Controller • No Controller at remote sites • Optimized for small branch deployment • Aironet Access Points • Centralized Controllers • Catalyst Switches • Identity Services Engine • Mobility Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Common LAN & WLAN OS • LAN & WLAN feature consistency • Optimized for high performance • Optimized for campus & branch • Aironet Access Points • Catalyst 3850 Switch • Identity Services Engine • Mobility Services Engine • Prime Infrastructure • Common LAN & WLAN OS • LAN & WLAN feature consistency • No Controllers • Optimized for distributed enterprise • MR Access Points • MS Switches • MX Security • Dashboard WAN Dashboard WAN Internet
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