지난 2014년 4월 14일 진행된 제7차 SDN Interest Group Seminar의 발표 자료 입니다.

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HPOpenNFV
Communications & Media Solutions, Enterprise Services
Cho, Woo Chan
April, 2014

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Agenda
NFV Vision Overview
What are the NFV/SDN?
NFV Standard
Management challenges of NFV
HP Solution for NFV Management & Orchestration
Pan-HP Launch Overview
Why HP for NFV/SDN?
Q&A

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NFVVisionOverview

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NFV – the new business of the network
Improves OPEX
• Move from Telco opex model, to lower cost IT
opex model
Lowers CAPEX
• Move from dedicated appliances to
virtualization model based on IT technology
Accelerates time to market
• Deploy new software and new services quickly
and easily (from months to minutes)
Accelerates innovation via an open platform
• Broaden access to partners who can innovate
not just NEPs but also start ups, ISV’s…
Delivers business agility
• Rapidly scale up or scale down applications
modify QoS, deliver new services faster
Why now? Change is not optional
• Revenue/value shift to OTT
• IP network cost outweighs
revenues generated

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2013-2015
Single-
purpose
element
Control
plane
Application
plane
Data
plane
2014-2016
2015-2020
NFV-SDN Projects
Cloud ready
Agile Next Generation
Enable evolving operating / business models
SP#1
fixed
SP#5
DSP
SP#4I
aaS
SP#3
SDN ASP
SP#2
mobile
Control plane
Applications plane
Infrastructure plane
XaaS Services
SP#n
Control plane
Applications plane
Infrastructure plane
SaaS Services
A dynamic future for CSPs

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WhataretheNFV/SDN?

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Ability to provide network functions on industry standard platforms
What is NFV?
Classic network appliance approach:
• Cumbersome
• Proprietary
• Manual
Router
CDN
Session border
controller
HSS
DPI
Firewall
EPC
HLR
SGSN/
GGSN
CPE
BRAS
PCRF
Network virtualization approach:
• Agile
• Standard
• Automated
Standard high-volume Ethernet switches
Standard high-volume storage
Standard high-volume servers
Software
vendors
Virtual applications
Transition

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NFV business benefits
Cost / ROI
• Reduced physical equipment costs
• Optimized power consumption by adapting to real-time
demand
• Shared physical infrastructure for production, test and
reference facilities
• Simplified operations of uniform, homogenous physical
platform
Business agility
• Increase velocity of time to market – short maturation
cycle, economy of scale
• Phased and per-geography service introduction without
physical presence
Scalability / flexibility
• Rapid scale up and down of service infrastructure
• On-the-fly optimization of networks and topologies to
meet real-time demands
• Multi-tenancy support of tailored services for enterprise
customers and partners
Innovation
• Enable new services and new revenue streams
• Open ecosystem reducing risks of and agility for smaller
player participation and innovation
From Proprietary Platforms
to Genera Purpose Platform

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The move to NFV standardization
Discussion about NFV started among
thirteen tier-1 operators
Met at the 2012 SDN and OpenFlow World Congress
Published an NFV White Paper
Decided to pursue the NFV work through the
European Telecommunications Standards Institute
(ETSI)
ETSI Industry Specification Group (ISG) on
NFV
Define requirements, architecture specifications,
identify applicable standards (and their gaps), and
guidelines for developing network functions
Goal of completing work by January 2015
Over 100 companies participating
Direction set by Network Operators Council
Work groups:
• Infrastructure Architecture
• Management and Orchestration
• Software Architecture
• Reliability and Availability
Expert groups:
• Security
• Performance and Portability
HP is a full member of ETSI and actively
participates in and contributes to the NFV
work

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An emerging software based network architecture
Applications Layer
Control Plane
Data Plane
Network Device
Network Device
Network Device
Network Device
SDN Controller
Network
Services
Network
Services
Applications
Applications
Applications
Control Data Plane Interface ( Openflow)
API
SDN and NFV are not dependent on each other but highly complementary
Abstraction of control plane from forwarding
hardware
• Network control plane as a centralized software program
• Centralized intelligence of network topology
• Dynamic and programmable network, interaction with
applications
• Implemented via variety of methods including OpenFlow
protocol
Key Benefits
• Provides opportunity for rapid innovation in networking
• Use cases for all types of networks including Enterprise
Campus, Service Provider, Cloud, Data Center
• Can enable simplified management through network
virtualization
What is SDN? Intelligent SERVICE Orchestration

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Innovation of Software-Defined Networking
OpenFlow
Innovation!
Standard interfaces and programming languages
UC &C
application
OpenStack
virtual cloud
3rd party
application
…SDN Business
Applications
Standard Network Operating System
Proprietary Apps
(MC, Routing, QoS)
Proprietary OS
(IOS, JUNOS, …)
Proprietary Hardware

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Virtualization coming together for the CSP

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NFVStandard

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HP solutions are based on CSP-defined needs
Leadership in Standards Bodies
Open Network Foundation
HP is a founding member and c
hairs the Extensibility working
group
European
Telecommunications
Standards Institute
HP co-chairs and contributes to
multiple groups in the NFV ISG
Alliance for
Telecommunications
Industry Solutions
HP participates in the ATIS SDN
Landscape Team

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ETSI end-to-end architecture
Independence of functions provides
flexibility
Virtualized network function (VNF) separated
from logical environment
• Core NFV proposition
NFV management and orchestration separated
from logical environment (virtualization layer)
• Allows different virtualization technologies to be
employed
NFV orchestration is separated from VNF
• Allows orchestration to make decisions based on
complete environment, not just a single VNF
ETSI GS NFV 002 V1.1.1 (2013-10)
NFVManagementandOrchestration
Virtual Network Functions (VNFs)
VNF 1
EMS 1
VNF 2
VNF 3
NFV Infrastructure (NFVI)
Hardware resources
Virtualization layer
Virtual
compute
Virtual
storage
Virtual
network
Compute
Storage
Network
OSS/BSS
Orchestrator
Virtualised
Infrastructure
Manager(s)
VNF
Manager(s)
Execution reference points
Main reference points
Other reference points
Service, VNF and Infrastructure Description
EMS 2
EMS 3
Or-Vi
Or-Vnfm
Vi-Vnfm
Os-Ma
Se-Ma
Ve-Vnfm
Nf-Vi
Vi-Ha
Vn-Nf

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Early use cases (ETSI NFV ISG)
Virtual EPC
(Evolved Packet Core)
Virtual Appliance
Virtual CPE consumer
(Customer Premise Equipment)
Virtual IMS
(IP Multimedia Subsystem)
Virtual Base Station
and Cloud RAN
NFV
Reduce
Capex
Opex
Agility
Multi
Tenancy
Increase
Revenue
Reduce
Power &
Space
Innovation
Virtual CPE Enterprise
(Customer Premise Equipment)

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Four different levels of capability
HP view of the NFV adoption
NFV Level 4: autonomous
• Dynamic rule-based provisioning and management with fully automated operational tasks (e.g., automatic scale-in, scale-out, or migration
based on threshold crossing)
NFV Level 3: elastic
• The ability of a network function to define and automate elastic operations. Examples including startup shutdown, scale out, scale in,
migration, etc.
NFV Level 2: virtualized
• The ability of a network function to run in a virtual machine or some other abstraction mechanism between the logical environment seen by the
network function and the actual physical infrastructure
NFV Level 1: COTS-capable
• The separation of the network function from the physical infrastructure, allowing the network function to be run on any appropriate physical
infrastructure

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NFV Level 1: COTS-capable
OSS considerations
Many existing OSS will easily adapt
• Operational aspects of network function are similar
to existing equipment being replaced
• Hardware and OS are introduced as new components
previously not visible
– IT components become directly visible to OSS and
require management
• OSS systems may have visibility of all three
components instead of just one
NFV Orchestrator
Adds minimal value
Network function delivered as software running on COTS infrastructure
Operating System
Hardware
Network
function
OSS

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NFV Level 2: virtualized
OSS considerations
Existing OSS systems may require some adaptation
• Operational aspects of network function are similar to
level 1 NFV (and existing equipment)
• Requires capabilities needed to manage NFV maturity 1
• Layer of indirection between virtualized network
function and hardware
• OSS components may need to understand mapping from
virtualized network function to hardware
NFV Orchestrator
Only very basic NFVO functionality is required
• Create/delete VM
• Start/stop VM
Network functions virtualized onto logical servers
NF
Virtualization layer
Hardware
NF
Network
function
VM + OS
VM + OS
VM + OS
Network
function
Network
function
Note: other virtualization approaches
are possible
OSS

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NFV Level 3: elastic
OSS considerations
Modern OSS systems should be able to adapt
• Requires capabilities needed to manage NFV maturity 2
• Virtualized network functions may dynamically add,
delete, or move virtual instances
• Other OSS systems need to be aware of dynamic nature
of a VNF
NFV Orchestrator
Requires NFV orchestrator that can support
requests about NFV instances
• Create, delete, resize, admin, etc.
• Support simple VM and static networking scenarios
• Templates for each of the different virtualized functions
contain minimal topology information
• Handle requests from VNF, EMS, or OSS
Elastic operations on virtualized network functions
Virtualization
layer
Hardware
NF
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
Virtualization
layer
Hardware
NF
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
NF
NF
NF
Stop
Scale out, scale in, migrate, etc.
NFV Orchestrator
OSS
Monitoring
Fulfillment

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NFV Level 4: autonomous
OSS considerations
Only well-architected OSS will be able to adapt
• Requires capabilities needed to manage NFV
maturity 3
• Other OSS systems need to support the dynamic
nature of a VNF
NFV Orchestrator
Requires a full-featured NFV Orchestrator
• Full understanding of NFV Descriptors
• Complex and dynamic network provisioning as part
of creating or deleting an NFV instance
• Policy engine that can monitor and react to
performance changes
Full dynamic policy-based control of virtualized network functions
Virtualization
layer
Hardware
NF
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
Virtualization
layer
Hardware
NF
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
VM +
OS
NF
NF
NF
Stop
Dynamic policy-driven
NFV Orchestrator
OSS
Policy
Monitoring
Fulfillment

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ManagementchallengesofNFV

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NFV adoption is not an option, yet it is deeply transformational and risky for CSPs
NFV Challenges for the CSP
Ø Cost of transformation
Ø Need Telco grade availability, performance and SLAs
Ø Future proof architecture to cope with NFV uncertainty
Ø Integration within existing OSS/BSS environment
Ø How to maintain Customer and Services view correlated to underlying infrastructure
Ø Need Automation to enable NFV agility
Ø How to ensure reduced Operations costs while deploying NFV
Ø CIO vs CTO Power fight
Ø Automation will create redundancies and have social impact
Ø Purchase chain and interfacing will drastically change
Infrastructural
Organizational
Operational

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CSPs demand vendors to focus also on operational challenges
NFV Operational Challenges for the CSP
• Seamless integration with existing OSS/BSS systems, processes and practices
• Correlation across Network Service, VNF, Infrastructure and Network to provide
end to end view of services to guarantee customer experience
• Management Automation to enable NFV agility
• Affordable and flexible solution with multi-vendor capabilities that removes
vendor dependency
NFV Transformation Requires Orchestration Capability

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CSCF
MSE
Slide includes animations
which helps illustrate the
concepts.
Operational complexities introduced by virtualization
Virtualization layer introduced
Requires management
Complicates mapping
New network functions can be quickly introduced
Services may be hybrid
Including virtual and physical network functions
Components inside VNF are exposed
The NFV Components can have a very dynamic
lifecycle
A single VNF can be distributed across multiple
sites
A VNF (or VNFC) can move
A VNF component can scale out…
…or in
…expanding one VNF
IP
layer
Optical
transmission
IMS AS
MGCF
BGCF
Virtual
network
functions
MRF-1
MRB-1
MRF
Strg-1
MRF-2
MRB-2
MRF
Strg-2
MRF
MRF-1a
CSCF

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NFV physical realization
Challenges
Applications split across racks and/or across data centers
• Service components may need to move across data centers
Service will encompass resources at multiple sites across WAN
Support of geo-redundancy
Service view needs to encompass all resources and
dependencies
Management layer needs to address
• Both compute and network aspects of the service
• Agility in fulfillment across sites
• End to end service assurance
NFVO needs to be aware of geographic distribution
Maintaining a consistent view across network and compute
Providing a simplified abstract view to the VNFs
Applications replicated across multiple data centers
Radio/Access
Network
WAN
domain
Data center
domain
Servers and Storage
Data center
domain
Servers and Storage
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
Customer
site
vCPE

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NFV projects proliferate
Why an “NFV orchestrator”?
Virtual Infrastructure Manager
VNF
Native
hypervisor and
networking calls
Physical infrastructure
Legacy
NW
VNF Manager/EMS

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NFV projects proliferate… simple approach causes operational difficulties
Why an “NFV orchestrator”?
Virtual Infrastructure
Manager
Virtual Infrastructure Manager
VIM
VNF
VNF/EMS
VNF
VNF
Native
hypervisor and
networking calls
Physical infrastructure
Legacy
NW
VNF Manager/EMS
VNF Manager/EMS
VNF Manager/EMS
SDN
controller

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NFV orchestrator manages abstraction layer
Successful NFV deployment
Virtual Infrastructure
Manager
Virtual Infrastructure Manager
VIM
VNF
VNF/EMS
VNF
VNF
Physical infrastructure
Legacy
NW
VNF Manager/EMS
VNF Manager/EMS
VNF Manager/EMS
SDN
controller
NFV orchestrator
Open
Standard
API

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HPSolutionfor
NFVManagement&Orchestration

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Introducing HP NFV Director
Introduce and manage network services (NS)
Even if they consist of mixed virtual and physical network
functions
Automatically manages the end-to-end service across VNF, VNF-
FGs, and NSs
Allow NS and VNF to easily span sites
Consistently manage virtual network functions (VNF)
Enforce consistent policy across all VNF
In coordination with external VNF Manager or using embedded
VNFM capabilities
Provide visibility across all NS, VNF and resource
pools
Understand what virtual and physical resources each is using
Support different infrastructure technologies
Different virtualization technologies
SDN, traditional, and legacy networking
Delivering NFV orchestration to operationalize NFV
NFVManagementandOrchestration
NFV Director
Policy management
Service
fulfillment
Service
monitoring
Global
resource
fulfillment
Global
resource
monitoring
Virtualized Infrastructure Manager
Catalog
Global
resource
inventory
Instance
inventory
VNF
fulfillment
VNF
monitoring
External VNF Managers
Embedded VNF Manager
VNF
fulfillment
VNF
monitoring

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CSCF
MSE
Slide includes animations
which helps illustrate the
concepts.
Addressing the operational complexities
Network service lifecycle
Provided by NFV orchestrator (NFVO)
Ø NFV Director
VNF lifecycle
Provided by VNF manager (VNFM)
Ø NFV Director embedded VNF Manager
Ø NFV Director working with external VNF Manager
Global resource management
Provided by NFV orchestrator
Ø NFV Director
Managing virtual infrastructure
Provided by virtualized infrastructure manager (VIM)
Ø NFV Director works with HP or 3rd party VIM
Ø NFV Director directly handles resources not under VIM control
Mapping virtual to physical
End-to-end view provided by NFV orchestrator
Ø NFV Director
IP
layer
Optical
transmission
IMS AS
MGCF
BGCF
Virtual
network
functions
MRF-1
MRB-1
MRF
Strg-1
MRF-2
MRB-2
MRF
Strg-2
MRF
MRF-1a
CSCF

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HP NFV Director network-focused features
Supports the end-to-end network
Manage multi-domain, multi-technology and multi-
vendor network infrastructure
Manage SDN, traditional (non-SDN), and hybrid
networks
Model-driven approach
Models can be extended to address ne domains or
technologies
Full tear-down on VNF scale-in or decommissioning
Desired State Engine dynamically determines steps to
go from current state to desired state
Uses proven Telco-grade activation engine
Transactional capabilities
Automated error handling
Fault tolerant configuration
Supporting the network needs of NFV
Radio/Access
Network
WAN
domain
Data center
domain
Servers and Storage
Data center
domain
Servers and Storage
App
App
App
App
Customer
site
vCPE
HP NFV
Director

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Example: Flow-chaining for Gi-LAN
NFV and SDN Orchestration
F1
F2
Primary flow
F1_secondary
F1_secondary
Secondary flow
(load-balanced)
HP TSA
(Traffic Steering Application)
HP SDN Controller
Logical, abstract
SDN OpenFlow
switching domain
REST API
OpenFlow protocol
What is missing in this picture?
• Protection by redundancy
• Automated elasticity …
• Geographical distribution …
• End-to-end orchestration …
F1_primary
F2_primary

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Example: Flow-chaining for Gi-LAN
NFV and SDN Orchestration
F1_primary
WAN
domain
Location
A
Location
B
F2_primary
F1_secondary
F2_secondary
HP NFV Director
Physical, concrete
multi-technology
domains
Other virtualized network
functions
F1
F2
Primary flow
F1_secondary
F1_secondary
Secondary flow
(load-balanced)
HP TSA
(Traffic Steering Application)
HP SDN Controller
Logical, abstract
SDN OpenFlow
switching domain
REST API
OpenFlow protocol
F1_primary
F2_primary

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HPNFVDirectorexampleusecases

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Load Balancing
Serving Gateway
eNodeB
HP NFV Director
HP Virtualized Infrastructure Manager
(MOE or CloudSystem 8)
Monitor
performance
Create/delete VM
Create/delete Net
Threshold
MME VM
MME VM
MME VM
…
HP Blades and Network (with SR-IOV and Intel DPDK)
vEPC Use case

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vCPE Use case
Physical CPE deployment
Initial deployment and
replacement
Bare metal provisioning (or pre-
loaded)
OS/Hypervisor and application
upgrades
Access services
Internet, telephony, TV, VPN, …
Virtual appliance services
Router, IDS, firewall, WAN
acceleration, …
Campus/site LAN
Optional management of
switch, port, access point, etc.
Virtual CPE applications
Customer site
LAN/access points
(optional)
Physical CPE
server
Backend functions
(physical or virtual)
(PE, AAA, VPN, ACL, etc)
Firewall
WAN acceleration
Router
Internet
VPN
HP NFV Director
Resource Management
Service Management
Zero-touch
configuration
Network access
(when required)

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vCDN Use case (1/2)
CDN is composed of several components
Control Plane
• TLDDNS, CDNLOGGER , CDN MANAGER,
Control Service Nodes
• TOPOLOGY , ORIGIN TRACKER PLUBISHER
Delivery Regions
• ENDPOINTS
HP NFV Director provides
NFV orchestrator and VNF manager
Fulfillment and assurance planes
Endpoints can scale out and in
to accommodate increases and
decreases in load.
NFV Director
INTERNET
ISP DNS
CDN Plyaer
DELIVERY
REGION
CONTRO
L PLANE
CONTROL
SERVICE NODES
TLD DNS
CDN LOGGER
CDN
MANAGER
TOPOLOGY
ORIGIN
PUBLISHER
TRACKER
ENDPOINT01

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vCDN Use case (2/2)
NFV Director
Orchestrates the deployment of virtual CDN VNF
1. Provides visibility into the running
components
Automatically scales Endpoint based on load
2. Monitor CDN endpoints for congestion
3. Upon congestion
4. Scale out CDN endpoint
5. When congestion is cleared
6. Scale in CDN endpoint
How NFV Director leverages CDN virtualization
Virtualized
Physical or Virtualized
Virtualized scalable
Endpoint 1
TLDDNS
CDN Manager
CDNLOGGER
Origin
Publisher
Tracker
Topology
NFV Director
VNF fulfillment
Policy management
VNF
monitoring
Resource
fulfillment
Resource
monitoring
Endpoint 2
1
2
3
4
5
6

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Pan-HPLaunchOverview
OpenNFVprogram
“TheNewBusinessof
theNetwork”forCSPs

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Announcing: HP OpenNFV Program
Technology & Architecture
• Open, NFV-ready architecture, including vertical IP, enabling CSP to
transition to NFV; pulling in and through NEP and emerging ISV
solutions and components as desired
OpenNFV Labs
• The one-stop center where integration, collaboration & testing can
occur is a safe environment ahead of deployment to carrier networks
Partner Program
• Access to SDK’s, API’s, training and integration resources to get
applications tested and ready for CSPs – advancing innovation while
reducing risks
Proof of Concepts, Deployment, & Services
• Catalog of Proof of Concepts already completed and ready for
deployment. World class service designed to get you in service and
support for years to come
Providing an open, proven and innovative environment for NFV transformation
Technology
Architecture
OpenNFV
Labs
Partner
Programs
POCs,
Deployment &
Services

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OSS
…
Logical environment
Network
Compute
& storage
NFVManagementandOrchestration
NFV
Orchestrator
VNF
Manager
Virtual
Infrastructure
Manager
Physical Infrastructure
Management
EMS
EMS
VNF
EMS
EMS
VNF
EMS
EMS
VNF
EMS
EMS
EMS
The HP OpenNFV Program solution areas
HP NFV Director
Operationalizing NFV through an NFV
orchestrator with embedded VNF manager
capabilities
HP OSS solutions
Combining HP’s OSS and IT management
capabilities to deliver an OSS adapted to
NFV
HP Next Generation CloudSystem
The leading provider of COTS based NFV
Infrastructure
HP VNF ecosystem
HP VNF coupled with a foundation to
support the vast 3rd party NEP and ISV
applications
HP OSS
Solutions
HP NFV Director
HP Next Generation CloudSystem
HP VNF
ecosystem

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New - HP NFV Director
Enhanced ETSI compliant NFV orchestrator
Resource Management
& Orchestration
Virtualization
Hypervisors
Controllers
…
EMS
EMS
VNF
EMS
EMS
VNF
OSS/BSS
Lifecycle and
change mgmt
Assurance
Fulfillment
Servers and storage
Network
Analytics
HP NFV Director

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New - HP CSP ready Virtualized Network Functions
Mediation
Subscriber Profile
Server
Policy
Fraud
Revenue Assurance
Cloud
Service Enablement
SDP
API Management
CDN
NOC
Virtual
Service Routers
Home
Subscriber
Server
Application
Server
Media
Resource
Function
Standard high-volume Ethernet switches
Standard high-volume storage
Standard high-volume servers
Software
vendors
Virtual applications
Orchestrated
Virtualized

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Integration, Collaboration and Testing
New - HP OpenNFV Labs – Global
Foundation
• An NFV foundry supporting HP’s development and
testing of carrier-grade NFV offering
Partners
• Onboarding of partners for validation of the
interoperability of complex multi-vendor
applications (accelerating app innovation for CSPs)
For CSPs
• Rapid delivery of customer proof-of-concepts
NFV POC
Take a NFV Collaboration
Test Drive
Request a PoC Today

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Designed to get CSP, ISV, OEM … operational faster
New - HP OpenNFV Services
Enterprise Services
• Hosted & Onsite Labs for Customer PoCs
• Carrier Consulting
• Carrier Application Support Services
• Integration & Support Service
Technology Services
• Platform & Outcome Consulting
• Platform Integration
• Lifecycle Support Services
HP Financial Services

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HP OpenNFV in Action today
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Virtualized Content
Delivery Network (US)
Virtualized Content
Delivery Network (EMEA)
Virtualized VOIP (EMEA)
HP / Intel Solution Center (EMEA)
(NFV orchestrator, vIMS, vCDN)
Various Functions
(BRAS, vCDN, vFirewall,
vRouter)
Virtualized Session
Boarder Controller (APJ)
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NFV becomes big business in 2014!

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WhyHPforNFV/SDN?

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HP has all the key ingredients for the NFV transition
HP in NFV & SDN
Industry-standard
servers
Telecom
Software
Standard high-volume
Ethernet switches
OF based SDN
Standard high-volume
storage

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HP develops lighthouse SDN customers
2011
HP delivers commercial OpenFlow switches
HP history in NFV and SDN
HP & Stanford collaborate on Ethane
2007
HP engaged in multiple NFV customer POCs
2013
(Q1)
2013
(Q4)
HP demonstrates Federated SDN Controllers,
launches SDN Ecosystem
2012
HP starts first NFV POC in Aug 2011
2005
HP introduces Multi-guest OS
2000
HP Superdome supports UNIX-based
hypervisors
2008
HP demos OpenFlow Enabled switch
OpenFlow 1.0 released
ETSI forms NFV ISG
SDK, Apps, Training, Support

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NFV enablement
services
HP: Your Enablement Partner for NFV/SDN
OSS
Orchestration
&
Resource
Management
Key to the reader:
= execution plane
= mgmt/control plane
• HP NFV Director
• HP CloudSystem
«foundation»
• HP OneView
• HP Telco applications (IVR,
CDN, Virtual Router, HSS,
CSCF, EPC)
• Partnerships with all major
hypervisor vendors
• HP VAN SDN controller
• HP 3PAR Storage
• HP networking
• HP OpenFlow enabled
switches
NFV Applications
Hypervisors/Controllers
Converged Infrastucture
• HP OSS portfolio
Consulting
Implementation
Managed Services and
Support

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Why HP for NFV/SDN?
ü HW and Software NFV-SDN Ready
Portfolio
ü Expertise and knowledge of CSP’s
network and IT
ü World class NFV optimized infrastructure
ü Open architecture enabling choice
ü Portfolio of VNF’s
ü Open NFV partner ecosystem
ü End-to-end lifecycle approach

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