February 1, 2008 page 18 / We’re AMP NETCONNECT Connecting you to innovation 800-553-0938 www.ampnetconnect.com\amptrac [email protected]
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February 1, 2008page 18 /
We’re AMP NETCONNECT
Connecting you to innovation
800-553-0938
www.ampnetconnect.com\amptrac
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It’s All About Intelligence
By reducing downtime and increasing productivity – by providing network intelligence AMPTRAC and iTRACS is a good bet toward increasing the bottom line. After all, what helps the network ultimately helps the business.
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AMPTRAC Summary
• Accurate “real-time” record / log keeping; (aids in: troubleshooting, repair, security, use tracking and accountability compliance)
• Enables efficient utilization of Network assets (e.g.: Panels, Switches, cabling, etc.);
• Streamlined work order process with clearly defined roles and responsibilities for simplified scheduling, planning, record keeping, accountability and troubleshooting procedures;
• Accurate accountability of network related assets, costs and budget planning;
• Active monitoring of layer 1 physical infrastructure coordinated with scheduling and planning to address, monitor and reduce network outages.
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Requestor – Originates work order request.. Typical Help Desk function
Planner – Receives requests and generates work order to satisfy requirements.
Manager – Approves work order and assigns to appropriate technician to perform
Technician –Performs work orderper instructions
Four User Types –
Defines and Provides Process Control
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Quick Walk-Through of iTRACS IM
Two types of views• User view tabs
– Locate screen for quick look-up and status– Requestor initiates work-order process– Planner determines optimal changes/configuration– Manager reviews and authorizes work, and confirms completion– Technician receives and performs work and initiates completion– Report tab contains over 60 ‘canned’ reports
• Administrator view tabs– User tab is where user rights and events are assigned– Configuration allows for customization of the system– Build allows creation, removal and modification of the data base– Monitor view accesses Analyzer management/set-up– Discovery screen facilitates iDiscover set-up
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AMPTRAC-IM Features and Benefits
• Real-time monitoring via AMPTRAC hardware– Accurate and immediate documentation of the network infrastructure
and connected devices, eliminating the need for physical audits.• Self-discover patching
– Changes to patching are auto-discovered even changes made outsideof normal processes.
• Automatic update of database Event log– All authorized and unauthorized changes are logged and time stamped in the database
log, providing a thorough and complete audit-trail of the network connectivity and history.• Automatic Alerts and Alarms
– Event driven Alerts are established, generating detailed e-mail messages to selectedindividuals based on type of event and condition filters, enabling quick response to network issues.
• Automated work order process– Work order process re-enforces policies and accountability, while tracking and reporting WO status and progress.
• Auto-provisioning of services– Planning of Auto-routing based on type and availability of services and ports can be established based on
customer input and parameters.• Terminal Service / Remote Access
– Utilizes terminal service allowing full functionality and viewing of the IM system remotely which enables remote trouble determinations prior to dispatching service technicians.
• Automatic Re-Synchronization– Even if the network goes out of service, IM re-synchronizes the information based on current connectivity when
the network connections are restored, automatically updating the database. • Established detailed reports
– A Library of over 60 reports are available based on various assets and components (switches, outlets, patch panels, end devices), which is filterable based on location and other parameters. (e.g.: Port utilizations, asset reports, connectivity reports, etc.)
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AMPTRAC-IM Built-in Features and Benefits
• Real-time monitoring via AMPTRAC hardware
• Self-discover patching
• Automatic update of database Event log
• Automatic Alerts and Alarms
• Automated work order process
• Auto-provisioning of services
• Terminal Service / Remote Access
• Automatic Re-Synchronization
• Established detailed reports
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AMPTRAC Shielded Solutions - 10GBit
• Category 6 performance• 10 GBit• Discrete Jack configuration
– Ability to add/remove jacks– Ability to use SL tool– Ability to color code jacks
• I/O connection via 110 P&P• Improved labeling capabilities
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Mark III Analyzer
AMPTRAC Mark III Analyzers• 336 port, 1RU Analyzer• 168 port, 1RU Analyzer
Objective• Provide a versatile, reliable, lower cost analyzer with added capabilities
Features• Reliable/Secure DB25 interfaces• Low power consumption (3-5 watts)• Low heat generation (nominal)• 4 line display LCD supports multi-linguistics • 21 front panel buttons• 3 Auto-negotiating Ethernet ports• One style analyzer eases design/expansion• IM software bundled w/ analyzer• Multi-Lingual Support*
Capacity (Analyzer and System)• 195 linked units (65,520 ports) per zone• Up to 255 zones (16,707,600 ports)
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AMPTRAC Hardware Overview
• AMPTRAC Analyzers– Mark III analyzer developed and manufactured by AMP
NETCONNECT• Media Supported
– Copper: Cat 5e, Cat 6, UTP and Shielded– Fiber: Duplex SC, MT-RJ and Duplex LC
• AMPTRAC fully integrated copper and fiber patch panels– Uses common building block
• Data and call centers addressed with AMPTRAC MPOand MRJ21 solutions
• Complete line of patch cords and I/O cable assemblies• Internal development of sensor strips for LAN electronics
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AMPTRAC System Overview
The AMPTRACS System:(Typical Component Layout)
ERAMPTRAC Analyzer: The Device that tracks the connections between sensor contacts and communicates with IM database.
Sensor Strips: Sensor contacts that are applied to network electronics port fields.
AMPTRAC Enabled Patch Panels: Patch panels with integrated sensor contacts.
AMPTRAC I/O cables: Connects sensor contacts (patch panel and electronics) to analyzer.
AMPTRAC Patch Cords: Interconnects between Patch panel and switch ports which have an integrated ‘9th’ wire that is used to make connection between sensor contacts.
IM Software: The software that manages the Analyzers, and correlates the connectivity information from the analyzers to a database model of the customer infrastructure.
AMPTRAC Server: A higher level PC (often Rack mounted) that runs the IM software.
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AMPTRAC System Overview
The Networking Basics:(Physical Layer)
ER: The Equipment Room receives backbone and horizontal cabling, and houses the termination panels and network equipment.Horizontal Cabling: 4pr UTP between patch panel and workstation outlet.
Backbone Cabling: fiber or multi-pair copper between ER, Data center, buildings and entrance facilities.
Patch Panel: Termination field for horizontal and backbone cabling.
Patch Cords: Interconnects between Patch panel positions and switch ports; outlets and devices.Switch/Router: Network electronics with a port field, used to manage the data traffic between network devices.
Server: A higher level PC (often Rack mounted) that runs a network related program (e.g.: e-mail, file storage, etc.)
Network Device: Any network connected device or peripheral (e.g.: PC, IP camera, Wireless access point, IP Phone, IP based Building controls, etc.)
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How do we do it ….
• 9th wire technology in patch cord establishes open and closed circuit• Analyzer monitors open/closed circuit and tracks connectivity• Analyzer sends data to IM data base
• Analyzers established in telecommunications patch zones• Network of analyzers is established with IM data base via existing or separate LAN or WAN via Ethernet connection
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The AMPTRAC System can…
• Discover all Network connected devices
• Map and document connectivity ‘end-to-end’
• Monitor all connections for real-time log
updates, alerts and messages
• Extend enterprise management to ‘layer-one’
complimenting existing tools and services
• Apply business policies, rules, and processes
for intelligent real-time physical infrastructure
management
• Automatically Log, report, alert and alarm on all changes to assets and physical layer configurations
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Intelligent Infrastructure Management (IIM)
Intelligent Infrastructure Management links all 7 layers together to give a true end-to-end view of the network
Layer 1 - Physical
Layer 2 – Data LinkLayer 3 – NetworkLayer 4 – TransportLayer 5 – SessionLayer 6 – PresentationLayer 7 – Application
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Today the physical layer is either unmanaged or managed manually leading to inaccurate information and impacting all other
management systems
• recognizes a patching and/or connectivity problem.
• provides a simplified process for MAC's
• provides management of your infrastructure
• manages your network assets and their utilization.
• reduces troubleshooting time.
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AMP NETCONNECT - iTRACSStrategic Partnership
• Tyco Electronics– World’s largest provider of electrical
and electronic components, and undersea telco systems.
– Revenue over $12 billion.• iTRACS
– Developed original software “Crimp”1988.
– iTRACS product rollout -2001• iTRACS strategic alliance to jointly
develop and market co-branded infrastructure solutions
• Strong Co-branding and Marketing– AMPTRAC– Hardware infrastructure– IM (Infrastructure Manager) -
provided by AMP NETCONNECT– PLM (Physical Layer Manager) –
provided by iTRACS• Strong sales and channel teaming • Global distribution, installation and
managed services network
“ The Tyco - iTRACS partnership provides the world’s most complete solution for managing physical infrastructure - voice, data, security, and physical plant command and control systems.”- Charlie Fox, Vice President and General Manager, Tyco Electronics.
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It’s All About Intelligence
By reducing downtime and increasing productivity – by providing network intelligenceAMPTRAC powered by iTRACS IM is a good bet toward increasing the bottom line. After all, what helps the network ultimately helps the business.
February 1, 2008
AMPTRACIt’s All about Intelligence!
Gene Malone
AMPTRAC Product Specialist