Monique J Morrow IP NGN Foundation for Ubiquitous

Monique J. Morrow IP NGN – Foundation for Ubiquitous Cisco Systems Networking San Jose, California mmorrow@cisco. com ITU Ubiquitous Networking Societies Workshop Geneva April 7, 2005 © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 1

What is Ubiquitous Networking? O. S. & Applications Mobile Networking Restoring an environment for Innovation The Ubiquitous Internet Agriculture/Wildlife Consumer & Services Manufacturing Services on the edge of the Network Higher Ed. /Research © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Transportation Medical e-Nations Government 2 (Federal/Public Sector)

Characteristics of an Ideal Network Fusing the Best of Today’s Networks and More Video Delivery of Cable/Television Content Richness of the Internet Mobility of the Cellular Network Reliability of the PSTN IP NEXT GENERATION NETWORK Bandwidth of an Optical Network © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Flexibility of Ethernet Security of a Private Network 3

Layers of Convergence in the IP NGN APPLICATION CONVERGENCE Integration of New Innovative IP D/V/V Services over Broadband Increase Revenue SERVICE CONVERGENCE Service Continuity and Creation Customer Loyalty and Stickiness NETWORK CONVERGENCE Eliminate Layers in the Network Reduce OPEX / CAPEX MOBILE FR/ATM PSTN OPTICAL BROADBAND SERVICES IP Next Generation Network HIGH-SPEED INTERNET © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 4

IP NGN Architecture Vo. D / HDTV GAMING PRESENCEBASED TELEPHONY DATA CENTER WEB SERVICES Service Exchange MOBILE APPS IP CONTACT CENTER Framework for User and Application. Based Control (Data, Voice, Video, Mobility) Customer Element Access / Aggregation Intelligent Edge OPERATIONAL LAYER SERVICE APPLICATION NETWORK CONVERGENCE Achieving a Whole Greater Than the Sum of the Parts Multiservice Core Transport INTELLIGENT INFORMATION NETWORK © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 5

IP NGN Architecture—Functional Blocks Video Telephony Video-on-Demand Unified Messaging Integrated Conferencing Business Collaboration Presence Interactive Gaming Identity Management Policy Management Mobility Management Dynamic Session Management Cisco Service Exchange Routing Multicast Resilience Security Service Aware Interworking Qo. S INTELLIGENT INFORMATION NETWORK © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. OPERATIONAL LAYER SERVICE APPLICATION NETWORK CONVERGENCE Intelligent Networking Unifies the Layers for Greater Service Opportunities L 2/L 3 VPN Performance Availability 6

Vo. D / HDTV GAMING PRESENCEBASED TELEPHONY DATA CENTER WEB SERVICES Service Exchange MOBILE APPS IP CONTACT CENTER Framework for User and Applicationbased Network Control (Data, Voice, Video, Mobility) Customer Element Access / Aggregation Intelligent Edge OPERATIONAL LAYER SERVICE APPLICATION NETWORK CONVERGENCE Application Convergence Multiservice Core Transport INTELLIGENT INFORMATION NETWORK © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 7

Innovation at the Application Layer Presence-Based Communication Video Telephony Video-on. Demand Multi-Player Gaming TV / Web Integration Push-to-Talk Video-Based Security Mobile Enterprise VOICE VIDEO DATA Blurring the traditional consumer/business segments © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 8

Consumer CPE Evolution Satellite Network Mobile Network Today’s Home: Separate Networks, Content & Entertainment Systems Home Control Network Broadband Network Provider Cable Network Future Home: Converged Networks, Content, & Entertainment Systems © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Internet 9

Creating a Multitude of New Service Opportunities… Example: Residential Broadband Services Gaming $7/mo Teleworker $70/mo Wireless Security $30/mo Local and LD Voice $40/mo Broadband Access $30/mo Home Net $10/mo Digital Music $10/mo Net. PVR $10/mo Video and x. Vo. D $50/mo Integrated Networks, Content and Entertainment Systems © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 10

Vo. D / HDTV GAMING DATA CENTER PRESENCEBASED TELEPHONY WEB SERVICES Service Exchange MOBILE APPS IP CONTACT CENTER Framework for User and Applicationbased Network Control (Data, Voice, Video, Mobility) Customer Element Access / Aggregation Intelligent Edge OPERATIONAL LAYER SERVICE APPLICATION NETWORK CONVERGENCE Service Convergence Multiservice Core Transport INTELLIGENT INFORMATION NETWORK © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 11

Turning Disparate Network Systems. . . Into an Intelligent Information Network CABLE INTERNET Billing NMS Multimedia Servers DSL Backbone Network )))) MOBILE Content Delivery Network OPTICAL PSTN Today: Inconsistent and Variable Service Level = Barrier to Growth and Profit © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 12

Turning Disparate Network Systems. . . Into an Intelligent Information Network CABLE INTERNET Billing NMS Multimedia Servers DSL MOBILE Service Exchange Backbone Network )))) Content Delivery Network OPTICAL PSTN Service Exchange Application and subscriber-level control Usage reporting and billing Service creation Mobility management Resource management © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 13

Service Exchange Framework Multimedia Service Control for Wireline/Wireless Convergence MULTIDIMENSIONAL IDENTITY User / Device ID Location / Presence Service Registration Audit / Logging Assured Authentication DYNAMIC SESSION MANAGEMENT Call Control / Session Border Controller Rich-Media Control Diff Bandwidth & Qo. S per Session Accounting / Billing Service Exchange POLICY MANAGEMENT Subscriber Policy Application/Chaining Per-Sub Service Invocation © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. MOBILITY MANAGEMENT Device Roaming Service Mobility User Mobility 14

Service Exchange Framework Multimedia Service Control for Wireline/Wireless Convergence WHO? MULTIDIMENSIONAL IDENTITY / Device • Who. User is the user? ID • Location Device / Presence • Service Profile Registration / Logging • Audit Location Authentication • Assured Presence HOW? DYNAMIC SESSION • MANAGEMENT How can I dynamically Call Control / Session Border control resources? Controller • Interwork and provide Rich-Media Controlcontrol rich media Diff Bandwidth Qo. Scharge per Session • Monitor&and on a Accounting / Billing per service/per user basis • Enable application awareness WHAT? MANAGEMENT • What. POLICY can the user do? Policy • Subscriber Within what timeframe? Application/Chaining • To what extent Per-Sub Service • Service Under what rules Invocation © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Service Exchange WHERE? MANAGEMENT • MOBILITY Where can the user roam? Device Roaming • Track/recognize the devices Service Mobility across carriers User • Mobility Maintain the session across multiple networks • Offer all services in all locations 15

APPLICATION LAYER Network Convergence Vo. D / HDTV GAMING STORAGE COMM WEB SERVICES MOBILE APPS IP CONTACT CENTER SECURE NETWORK LAYER SERVICE CONTROL LAYER Service Exchange Open Framework for Enabling Triple Play On The Move (Data, Voice, Video, Mobility) Customer Element Access / Aggregation Intelligent Edge Multiservice Core Transport INTELLIGENT NETWORKING © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 16

Next Gen. Backbone Network Architecture – One backbone, multiple access networks Dual Stack IPv 4 -IPv 6 Cable Network CE router Dual Stack IPv 4 -IPv 6 Enterprise Network Residentia l (G)MPLS based Multiservice Intelligent Packet Backbone PE Network PE Router Service (Service POP) POP PE DSL, FTTH, Dial CE router GGSN SGSN CE router ISP’s Telecomm Dual Stack uter IPv 4 -IPv 6 DSL/FTTH/Dial access Network IPv 6 IX ISP offering Native IPv 6 services • One Backbone Network • Maximizes speed, flexibility and manageability 17 © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Target NG IP Communications Architecture TCAP Feature Server Gateway Softswitch ITP Network PSTN Interworking Billing Name Peering Resolution Server enum Feature Servers Presence and Registration Media Resource (MR) Edge Proxies CMS Next-Gen OAM EDGE STUN IP NG Comms Svcs Cntrl Plan Service Engine Lawful Intercept SBC APPS Subscriber DB Basic Unified Messaging Feature Server Policy Broadband Wi. Fi 3 GPP Metro. E Enterprise MTA © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 18

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The “Connected Home” Network Entertainment Applications Box Wireless LAN Probably located in the Entertainment Center Wireless Bridge Multimedia Distribution 802. 11 b Adapter Home Media Server 802. 11 b NIC Linux + GUI + BIG Hard. Drive (My. Disk) “Digital Express” Enet Alternative Rich content acquisition 1394 USB Video Out Video In Enet Cable/DBS input Traditional Broadcast via STB or Sat Rcvr PLC Bridge Appliance Telemetry Internet Appliance Video. Cam Spool to My. Disk Internet Home Gateway Proprietary Portal Camera Upload to my web site Base Configuration • Platform for Services 2 nd LAN module E 1 E 2 E 3 E 4 Serial HPNA LAN module Home. LAN DTV “No New Wires” V 1 V 2 WAN module Infrastructure & Services Box Enet NIC Probably located in the wiring closet or computer armoire View from My. Disk HPNA Global Networked Homes to NIC reach 100 mil by 2009 – IMS Research 2004 © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Broadband Std Phone & Fax Converted to Vo. IP 20