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Routed WAN Routed WAN Management Solution 1.2 Management Solution 1.2
OverviewOverviewMay, 2002May, 2002
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Agenda
• Trends and Challenges
• Strategy and Solutions
• Product Overview
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IT Organization Challenge
Network Management Service Management
Utility Strategic Asset
Facilitate high reliabilityLeverage organizational resourcesMinimize transmission costs
Facilitate high reliabilityLeverage organizational resourcesMinimize transmission costs
Identify opportunities to use Information Technology to help the corporation better compete
•E-Commerce•Extranets & VPNs•VoIP
Identify opportunities to use Information Technology to help the corporation better compete
•E-Commerce•Extranets & VPNs•VoIP
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Wide-Area Networking Trends and Challenges
• Explosive growth
– More Internets and intranets
– Move to Frame Relay services
– Shift to higher speed links--VPNs
• New uses create new problems
– Bursts in traffic load caused by applications
– Broader access increases breaches of security
– Mismatch between LAN and WAN capacity
• Networks fail in new ways
– Service degradation
– Misconfigured applications
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Demands on WAN Administrators
• Meeting SLAs– Network availability
– Network reliability
– Predictable response time
• Controlling Costs– Line charges account for over
90% of WAN cost
• Managing Application Flow across the Entire Network– Help desk calls are increasingly
application related
Response TimeCIR Burst Rate
Throughput
Discards
Congestion
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Heterogeneous Management ServersHeterogeneous Management Servers
xmlCIM xmlCIM
Device IDDevice ID
Management Intranet
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Cisco Management Solutions
InfrastructureInfrastructure
Service ManagementService Management
Network ManagementNetwork Management Policy ManagementPolicy Management
Cisco IOS Software IP Addressing Directory Services
CiscoWorks 2000 Content Aware Networking
Core Networking ServicesCore Networking Services
Security Quality of ServiceService
Monitoring
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Product Overview
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CiscoWorksA Family of Internet-Powered Network Management Products
Network InstrumentationNetwork InstrumentationLAN, WAN, Cat6500 RMON Module
Network InstrumentationNetwork InstrumentationLAN, WAN, Cat6500 RMON Module
Routed WANRouted WANRouted WANRouted WAN
Internet
Frame Relay
Management IntranetManagement IntranetCIM/XML, Cisco Portal
Management IntranetManagement IntranetCIM/XML, Cisco Portal
PartnersPartnersManagement Connection
PartnersPartnersManagement Connection
Voice Voice ManagementManagement
Voice Voice ManagementManagement
LAN MgmtLAN MgmtLAN MgmtLAN Mgmt
Small Network ManagementSmall Network ManagementSmall Network ManagementSmall Network Management VPN & Security Management
VPN & Security Management
Internet
VPN
VoIP Health VoIP Health MonitorMonitor
VoIP Health VoIP Health MonitorMonitor
QoS Policy QoS Policy ManagerManager
QoS Policy QoS Policy ManagerManager
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CiscoView 5.4 and theCiscoView 5.4 and theCiscoWorksCiscoWorks
Management Server 2.1Management Server 2.1(CD-One 5(CD-One 5thth Edition) Edition)
GraphicalGraphicalWeb-based DeviceWeb-based DeviceManagement andManagement and
Common ServicesCommon Services
GraphicalGraphicalWeb-based DeviceWeb-based DeviceManagement andManagement and
Common ServicesCommon Services
ResourceResourceManagerManager
Essentials 3.4Essentials 3.4
DeviceDeviceInventory,Inventory,Config &Config &
Software AdminSoftware Admin
DeviceDeviceInventory,Inventory,Config &Config &
Software AdminSoftware Admin
ACLACLManager 1.4Manager 1.4
AccessAccessControlControl
ListListManagementManagement
AccessAccessControlControl
ListListManagementManagement
InternetworkInternetworkPerformancePerformanceMonitor 2.4Monitor 2.4
ResponseTime
Reporting
RWAN Management Solution v1.2
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Routed WAN Management SolutionKey Features
• Reduces total cost of ownership by centralizing control of WAN network resources
• Provides early visibility of wide-area network issues or problems
• Improves bandwidth utilization and optimization across expensive WAN links through appropriate design and traffic filtering
• Enhances WAN troubleshooting with support of Cisco IOS embedded Service Assurance Agent (SAA) technology
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• Provides WAN troubleshooting
Measures hop-by-hop response time and availability
Quickly pinpoints bottlenecks in network performance
Identifies and measures all available network paths
Evaluates response time thresholds and generates alarms
Provides real-time and historical reports
• Utilizes SAA agent embedded in Cisco IOSMeasures response time between any set of routers
No external management hardware (probes) required
Leverages value in existing installed Cisco routers
Internetwork Performance Monitor
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• IPM server supported on Windows 2000 and Solaris 2.8 platforms
• Fully web-enabled for IPM client support
• Support for HTTP performance collector (for static URL's as target for performance operations)
• Improved graphing, including multi-graphing, where all paths or hops between two end points can be shown on one graph for comparison purposes.
• Path usage report showing distribution paths taken between source and target
• Auto Baselining of collector thresholds
• Global edit of IPM operation applied to all IPM collectors
• Enhanced database export capabilities
• Improved integration with CiscoWorks desktop including the ability to launch IPM help
IPM 2.4 Features
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IPM and SAAApplications in WANs and VPNs
Mobile Users
Dial / ISDN
Remote Sites
Mobile Users
TelecommutersATM
Frame Relay
Branch Sites
Leased Lines
Partners / Customers
IP-VPN
InternetCentral / HQ
SAASAA
SAASAA
IPM Server(Solaris)
IPM Client(Windows NT, Solaris)
Present
ConfigureCollectPresent
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ping
pingping
SAA Agent
IPMHop-By-Hop Response Time
IP AddressableDevice
SAASAA
• Determine IP path every measurement intervalOver time, discovers all active network paths
Utilizes TRACEROUTE
• Measure response time to each hop using ICMP Ping• Isolates hop that causes a SLA violation
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IPM--Hop-By-Hop Reports
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• Integrated with CW2000 Resource Manager Essentials
Leverages functions from Inventory, Configuration Archive, Transport, Change Audit, Schedule, etc.
• Structured approach to managing ACL policies
Reduces time to deploy multiple changes
Reduces errors in ACL definition
Reduces time and improved accuracy for add, moves and changes for users and servers
Access Control List Manager
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• Recognizes all ACL uses
• Configures ACLs for filtering IP, IPX, and SAP traffic
• Allows common names in GUI (ACLs, hosts, networks, services)
• Provides filter policy template management
• Tracks changes with attached comments
• Automates distribution of ACL updates
• Provides ACL navigation tools for troubleshooting
• Supports single or multiple router ACL definition
ACL Manager
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ACL Manager Components
• Front-end Web-based client GUI
• Backend serverClass Manager
Template Manager
ACL Editor
Use Wizard
Difference Viewer
Downloader
Optimizer
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• ACL Manager server support for Windows 2000 and Solaris 2.8 platforms
• SSH and SSL support for ACLM client
• Creating, editing, naming and numbering ACL's
• Options for saving configuration file to disk
• Support for optimizing ACL statement to eliminate redundancies
• Printing of ACLs, ACEs, optimization details, difference data
• Users can backup the ACL Manager data for disaster recovery using the integrated CiscoWorks Backup tasks.
• Co-existence with RME 3.4 and CMF 2.1
• Support for IOS release 10.3 through 12.2
• Full support for IP, IP_EXTENDED, IPX, IPX_EXTENDED, IPX_SAP, IPX_SUMMARY, RATE_LIMIT_MAC, RATE_LIMIT_PRECEDENCE and VACL_Catalyst 6000 ACL's
ACL Manager 1.4 Features
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• Support for Catalyst OS release 5.3 CSX through 7.1
• SNMP access to Cisco routers can be controlled through ACLs. ACLs for controlling and restricting packet filtering and line access, SNMP server access control, SNMP access to a device and limiting TFTP servers used via SNMP.
• New device support:
Cisco 1710/50/51/60
Cisco 12404/06/16
Catalyst 6513, 6006/09
uBR 7246VXR, uBR 10012, ESR 10008, uBR-7100/11/14/23, 7246
uBR 904/905/912C/912S/914/924/925
Cisco 7300, 7600IR, 7401
800 series (801/2/3/4/5/11/13/27), 826 QuadV
7507mx, 7513 mx
MC3810v3, AS5350/5850/5400
Cisco 2650, 2651
ACL Manager 1.4 Features
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Resource Manager Essentials
Device configuration--Archive, search, compare, and export config files for routers and switches
Change audit services--audit logging and reporting of network changes
Inventory management--Capacity planning tools and inventory details
Software image management--Distribution, archiving, and defect assessment of image software
Availability management--reachability, reloads, response time, and stack decoder
Syslog analysis--Filtered, flexible syslog error reporting
Integration tools--
• Contract Connection--CCO-linked access to service contract status
• Management intranet--browser integration of third-party Web-based tools
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RME 3.4 Features
• Support for downloading and uploading of device configurations via Secure Shell (SSH) protocol
• Secure communication between the client browser and the RME server via Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol
• Support for configuration management for devices across Network Address Translators (NAT) boundaries
• Support for Interactive IOS, CAT-OS & FastSwitch commands in the NetConfig applications
• Provides a convenient collection of tasks for basic VPN management, all tasks are keyed from a predefined set of VPN capable devices, enabling fast determination of VPN related problems
• Users can quickly compare and contrast configurations of VPN devices and perform configuration searches on just the VPN devices in the network
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RME 3.4 Features
• From Inventory Manager users can interrogate the system to establish VPN devices that have hardware encryption modules. Users can run reports to determine which devices in Inventory Manager database need to be upgraded so as to perform as a VPN device in the network
• Network administrators can quickly isolate VPN related problems by running customized Syslog reports to check for errors related to Hardware encryption, Internet Key Exchange (IKE), Certificates, encapsulation and check for possible intrusion attempts by running "Packet Replay" reports
• Up-to-date inventory of all Cisco devices in the network, including support for Cisco Call Manager and the VPN Concentrator 3000 (VPN c3000)
• Batch command enhancement of Network Show Commands facility
• Ability to isolate and view PIX firewall configuration statements
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CiscoView
• Web-based browser interface for all Cisco platforms
• Distributed and multiuser, enabling collaborative management
• Open Web interfaces for integration into network management systems (e.g. HP OV, Tivoli Netview, etc.)
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CiscoView 5.4 Features
• Secure communication between the Client Browser and the server via Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol device list import from local RME through SSL
• User security support for Cisco WAN Manager (release 10.4)
• Device list import for rapid loading and subsequent accessing of devices
• Remote upgrade of user preferences and device packages from previous versions of CiscoView
• New progress indicator providing status feedback on task execution
• Performance improvements in the Monitor and Configuration menus
• Device package enhancements for several cisco products. new device support includes: AS5350, AS5400, Router 12000, IAD2400, Metro 1500 and URM (1.0). See release notes for complete list.
• For new and current device support listing, please refer to the following URL:
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Software/CiscoView/cv5devices.cgi
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