Innovations in Mobility
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Session: Innovations in Mobility: Are You Ready for Gigabit Wireless? Presenter: Francis Girard, CSE Date: October 6, 2015
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Innovations in Mobility
- 1. Francis Girard CSE – fgirard@cisco.com October 6, 2015 Are You Ready for Gigabit Wireless? Innovations in Mobility
- 2. What is 802.11ac Wave 2 Are You Ready for Gigabit Wireless?
- 3. Why 802.11ac Wave 2? Standard Network Infrastructure Dawn of Wireless Mobility Density Internet of Everything (IoE) Next-Generation Mobility-Ready Network Network Capacity
- 4. How 802.11ac Wave 2 Works Multi-User MIMO (MU-MIMO) Wider RF Channels Four Spatial Streams speed boost compared to Wave 1, thanks to:80%
- 5. How 802.11ac Wave 2 Works BW (MHz) # Spatial Streams MCS (QAMr5/6) PHY Rate (Mbps) MAC Throughput (Mbps)* 80 3 256 1300 845 80 4 256 1733 1126 160 1 64 650 422 160 1 256 780 507 160 1 256 866 563 160 2 64 1300 845 160 2 256 1560 1014 160 2 256 1732 1126 160 3 64 1950 1268 160 3 256 2340 1521 160 3 256 2600 1690 * Based on 65% MAC utilization
- 6. • 802.11ac W1, 1.3 Gbps PHY • 4x4:3 SS • HDX: High Density Experience • Cisco CleanAir 80 MHz • Cisco ClientLink 3.0 • Cisco StadiumVision® Solution • Modularity: Security, 3G Small Cell or Wave 2 802.11ac PREMIUM 3700 • 802.11ac W2 80 MHz • 870 Mbps PHY • 3x3:2SS • Spectrum Analysis* • Tx Beam Forming • USB 2.0 • Mobility Express • 802.11ac W1 • 1.3 Gbps PHY • 3x4:3 SS • HDX: High Density Experience • Cisco CleanAir 80 MHz • Cisco ClientLink 3.0 • 2 GE Ports PERFORMANCE 2700 • 802.11ac W2 80 MHz • 2.0 Gbps PHY • 4x4:3SS MU-MIMO • 4x4:4SS SU-MIMO • Spectrum Analysis* • Tx Beam Forming • 2 GE Ports, USB 2.0 • Mobility Express VALUE 1850 ENTRY LEVEL BEST IN CLASSMAINLINE Cisco Aironet Indoor Access Points Portfolio Industry’s Best 802.11ac Series Access Points New VALUE 1830 New * Planning
- 7. Indoor Access Points Enterprise AP 1830 AP 1850 AP 2700 AP 3700 Max PHY Data Rate (5GHz) 870 Mbps 1.7 Gbps 1.3 Gbps 1.3 Gbps RF Design (MU-MIMO) 3x3:2, SU-MIMO W2 3x3:2, MU-MIMO W2 4x4:4, SU-MIMO W2 4x4:3, MU-MIMO W2 3x4:3, SU-MIMO W1 4x4:3, SU-MIMO W1 Performance/Coverage/ Investment Protection uu uuu uuu uuuu Max No. of Clients per AP 400 400 400 400 RRM ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ High Density Experience (HDX) ✓ ✓ Optimized Roaming ✓ ✓ Turbo Performance ✓ ✓ Spectrum Intelligence Spectrum Analysis* Spectrum Analysis* Cisco CleanAir® Cisco CleanAir® Beam Forming Tx BF Tx BF Cisco ClientLink 3.0 Cisco ClientLink 3.0 BandSelect ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ VideoStream ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Rogue AP Detection ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Adaptive wIPS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ External Antenna Option ✓ ✓ ✓ Ethernet Ports 1 x GE 2 x GE 2 x GE 1 x GE USB 2.0 2.0 Module Options Security, 3G Small Cell, Hyper Location List Price (USD) $695 $995 $1,095 $1,495 * Planning Cisco Aironet 802.11ac Access Point Comparison
- 8. Introducing Cisco 5520 and 8540 WLAN Controllers 5520 WLAN Controller Access Points 1500 Clients 20,000 Deployment modes Centralized, Cisco FlexConnect™, and mesh Form factor 1 RU I/O interface Dual 1- or 10-Gbps ports with LAG Storage Solid State Drive (SSD) Power supply AC with optional redundant power supply Product warranty 3 years (new) 8540 WLAN Controller Access Points 6000 Clients 64,000 Deployment modes Centralized, Cisco ® FlexConnect, and mesh Form factor 2 RU I/O interface Four 1- or 10-Gbps ports with LAG Power options AC or DC Redundancy Dual power supply and SSD with RAID Product warranty 3 years (new)
- 9. New in Cisco AireOS 8.1 Software Ease of Use Enhanced High-Density Experience (HDX) Additional RF Excellence Features Wi-Fi Triggered ED-RRM Optimized Roaming Extensions Dynamic Bandwidth Selection Air Time Fairness FlexDFS New CORE: • CleanAir • ClientLink 3.0 • Turbo Performance • Optimized Roaming
- 10. Simplified WLAN Controller GUI
- 11. Client Dashboard
- 12. 1) AP Details 1) AP Details Access Point Dashboard
- 13. Access Point Performance Dashboard
- 14. Cisco’s Best Practices Enabler
- 15. Cisco Mobility Express Simple by Design
- 16. Cisco Aironet 1850 802.11ac Wave 2 Access Point Cisco Aironet 1700 Cisco Aironet 2700 Cisco Aironet 3700 Cisco Mobility Express
- 17. What Is Cisco Mobility Express? 3-step over-the-air wireless network configuration with Setup Wizard Network management for up to 25 access points as you grow Runs on Cisco® Aironet® 1830 & 1850 Series Access Points Fast IT 802.11ac Wave2 Manage Up to 25 Access Points
- 18. Simplifies and Accelerates Wi-Fi Deployment Connect Via Any Wireless Device Configure Multiple APs Simultaneously with Setup Wizard Leverages Best Practice Templates with Advanced Features Out-of-the-Box 2 Guest Access Application Visibility CleanAir Band Select Radio Resource Management Client Profiling Bonjour Services Fast IT: Setup <5 Minutes 1 3
- 19. • Initial Setup via Wizard • 3 Steps in <10 Min • Best Practices defaulted • Approachable • Simple screens • Guided / Intuative • Focus on basic features Mobility Express UI
- 20. Simple By Design: Mobile Application Configure Wireless, View Key Performance Indicators & Analytics ACCESS POINT DETAILS ROGUE DETECTION CLIENT & APPLICATION VISIBILITY INTERFERENCE DETECTION ACCESS POINT HEALTH APPLICATION VISIBILITY AND LOCAL CLIENT PROFILING
- 21. Cisco ONE for Mobility
- 22. Cisco ONE for Mobility – All Inclusive License • Access WLAN Management • Full WLAN Visibility & Control • Prime Assurance – Netflow • Advanced Client Troubleshooting • Quality of Infrastructure Reports • Quality of Experience Reports Controllers & Access Points WLC 2504 75 AP’s WLC 5508 500 AP’s WLC 8510 6000 AP’s AP1700 3x3: 2 SS HDX Express AP2700 4x3: 3 SS HDX AP3700 4x4: 3 SS HDX Cisco Prime Infrastructure Connected Mobile Experience Identity Services Engine • Highly Accurate Location Services • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth location tracking • Connected Mobile Experience • Presence Analytics • CMX Connect • API/ SDK extensions • Advanced Wireless Intrusion Prevention • AAA Radius and data base Integration • 802.1x & CoA • Enhanced Guest Management • TrustSec Policy Control • API Support Simplified License with Greater Value
- 23. Cisco ONE Foundation for Wireless Each Cisco ONE license provides: • Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) • 1 x Perpetual licenses (portable) • Cisco Prime Infrastructure • 1 x Lifecycle licenses • 1 x Assurance licenses • Cisco Connected Mobile Experience (CMX) • 1 x Base Location licenses + CMX Connect • 1 x Cisco CleanAir Technology • 25 x Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) Base • 25 x base licenses per AP
- 24. Cisco Enterprise Management Consolidation of Licensing / Features Enterprise Management 3.x SDN Management for the Enterprise Lifecycle Assurance Foundation Apps Solution Apps Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.0 APIC-EM Network Management Application Centric Policy Based Management
- 25. Prime Infrastructure 3.0 CUWN - 8.1 – ATE, MS Lync Wireless Wired Datacenter*Platform Alarm Flexibility Modern User Interface UCS Service Profiles Configuration Compliance Nexus - Overlay Complete IWAN support with APIC EM Integration Rogue Management PfR Monitoring AVC for Flex UCS-C, UCS-E Performance Client Troubleshooting Out of box Port Monitoring Switching Workflows *delivered post 3.0 via tech pack
- 26. Modern User Interface • Tablet friendly • Metrics widgets • Same Menu Structure as 2.2 • Correlated Charts • Dashboard Export • Dashboard Tagging for favorites
- 27. Create Connected Experiences with Cisco® CMX Presence and location detection Visibility (Wi-Fi, BLE, video) Detect Easy Wi-Fi login, custom or social Zone-based, custom splash pages Connect App-based mobile engagement Context-aware in-venue experiences Engage Analytics
- 28. Location Accuracy: Cisco Hyperlocation Module Improved Security Coverage Integrated Wireless Security Module Centralized Management BLE and Wi-Fi visibility Angle of Arrival (AoA) Triangulation +/-1 m accuracy Integrated BLE Beacon Reduce BLE deployment size Enhanced FastLocate Faster refresh rates
- 29. Hyperlocation – Provides enhanced location accuracy BLE Gateway – Complete BLE management, Integrated and plugin BLE options, BLE SDK*, and BLE Analytics* Cisco FastLocate – Faster refresh provides more location detail Cisco CleanAir® Technology – Detects BLE beacons, interferers and optimizes RF Location Excellence Means Better Business Intelligence FastLocate: Critical to actionable data T=00s T=30s
- 30. Why Cisco?
- 31. Why Cisco for Gigabit Wireless? Cisco’s unmatched history of Wireless Innovations Cisco Wi-Fi Leadership Self-Protecting - CleanAir Autonomous Access Point Controller Coordinated Access Points with RRM 1,2, and 3 Spatial Stream 802.11n with CleanAir Unified Policy and Network Management Stateful Switchover & Application Visibility and Control 802.11ac Wave 1 & High-Density ExperienceConnected Mobile Experiences 1997 20162012 Self-Learning - RRM Self-Optimizing– HDX Self-Healing – SSO 802.11ac Wave 2 & Multigigabit Ethernet & Hyperlocation
- 32. • 10+ new variations of 802.11ac capable Access Points • 6+ variations of Multigigabit Ethernet Access Switches • Network Function Virtualization (NfV) in 5520 and 8540 • Stateful Software Update extending SSO • Hyperlocation Module with 1 square meter accuracy • Tablet / Smartphone CMX Mobile App • Vertical Dashboards in CMX NEXT 12 MONTHS Why Cisco for Gigabit Wireless? Cisco’s unmatched rate of Wireless Innovations
Hinweis der Redaktion
- This is where 802.11ac Wave 2 comes in.
- You might be thinking, we just heard about 802.11ac Wave 1, why Wave 2? Here’s one way to look at it. This is what things looked like back in what we’ll call the dawn of wireless. When businesses first started installing wireless networks, there weren’t all that many devices needing to use them—and those that did didn’t require much network capacity. Then we entered the age of mobility density and the idea of the “all wireless office.” As the default primary access network, the wireless LAN became more taxed, and we needed improved technology like 802.11n and then the first wave of 802.11ac.
- So why is Wave 2 even faster? Several key technology improvements provide a big boost in performance—up to 80% faster speeds than Wave 1. Let’s take a brief look at each of them.
- A second key Wave 2 improvement is the option to use 160-MHz channel widths. That’s double what we saw with Wave 1 technology. Here you can see the potential throughput at 160-MHz channel widths. The top speeds depend on the whether the AP supports 80-MHz or 160-MHz channels, as well as whether the wireless client devices tapping your network support Wave 2. We expect that initial Wave 2 APs and clients will support 80-MHz channel widths.
- In that spirit, I’d like to introduce the 5520 and 8540 WLAN Controllers. They have high-throughput options to handle big Wi-Fi traffic loads that, depending on your volume, aren’t too small or too big but are just right. These two controllers can aggregate port traffic to 40 Gbps and can accommodate from 1,500 to 6,000 access points, and from 20,000 to 64,000 clients, respectively. Each has three deployment modes: Centralized mode, which forwards all data traffic through the controller so you can see and monitor all traffic in and out FlexConnect mode, which allows you to choose centralized data forwarding through the controller or distributed data forwarding out at the access points on a per-AP basis Mesh mode, which forwards traffic from AP to AP to create an over-the-air backhaul network that accommodates longer transmission distances
- Both the 5520 and 8540 controllers include the rich feature set of Cisco AireOS 8.1, the latest version of operating system software for Cisco controllers and access points. 8.1 adds important RF excellence capabilities for next generation wireless networks. The three key benefits of 8.1 include ease of use, enhanced troubleshooting, and, perhaps most important, enhanced Cisco High-Density Experience features. All other WLAN controllers in the Cisco Aironet family are upgradable to 8.1 (or will ship new with 8.1), so that the features and capabilities across your controller population are all in sync.
- Starting with CUWN AireOS release 8.1 the WLAN controller UI has been updated with new HTML 5 dashboards providing enhanced monitoring and troubleshooting. What makes the new WLAN Controller UI so different is that we have added an HTML5 intuitive front end without having to completely abandon the familiar / Classic UI. The rich set of visual capabilities that expose Cisco RF excellence can be used to illustrate our advantages over our competitors in performance and connectivity and we are able to expose the suite of functionality called High Density Experience which as yet has not been replicated by any of the competition. Users can easily toggle between the classic UI and new dashboards. Using an HTML5 UI also allowed for a new mobile application for both Apple IOS and Android extending WLAN Controller UI support to millions of mobile devices. What are the top 10 things to demonstrate in the new WLAN Controller UI? User Friendly Interface - The HTML5 format features a new and better database with enhanced forms, search boxes, and sorting capabilities which is also mobile device friendly and allowed us to deliver a feature rich mobile app at the same time Advanced Classic UI – Easily switch between NEW UI and Classic UI. With over a decade of development and familiarity the entire advanced UI structure is maintained for advanced controls. Network Summary – Simple and intuitive view of the AP’s, Operating systems, Applications, rogues, interference and Clients Client search capabilities - Quickly drill down to specific client details. AP search capabilities - Quickly drill down to specific AP details. Detailed Client Sorting – Easily sort any field in the client detail list. Detailed AP Sorting – Easily sort any field in the AP detail list Wireless AP Performance – Highlight channel utilization, client load, interference and Coverage. Wireless Client Performance – Highlight signal strength, signal quality, connection rate, connectivity state and failures WLAN Controller Best Practice – Finish demo with review of automated controller “best Practice” assessment, which highlights key feature functionality available.
- Important things to note on the Client detail; User & Host Name Device and Performance Policy and Role Top Client Applications Troubleshooting
- Important things to note on the AP detail; AP performance summary AP Details Switch AP view
- Important things to note in AP Wireless Dashboard Top Channel Utilization - 2.4GHz, 5GHz % of problem AP’s Top Client Load – 2.4GHz, 5GHz and overall AP load Top Interference - 2.4GHz, 5GHz interference thresholds Bottom Coverage – Bottom AP’s experiencing coverage hole detection
- One of the most powerful aspects of the new WLAN Controller UI is the ability to view if Cisco best practices have been implemented. Walk the audience through Cisco WLAN capabilities as the feature and benefits are described within the UI Infrastructure Best Practice Security Best Practice RF Management Best Practice Key area’s to spend time include: Application Visibility – packet inspection with NBAR2 protocol PACS Local device Profiling – Local device database updated with every release Controller HA – Industries only Stateful solution for seamless failover Rouge AP Threshold – Limit rogue to only the most serious threats Client Exclusion – Eliminate Brute Force password attacks Login Policies – Restrict number of devices a user can log-in
- Cisco Mobility Express is an on-premise, solution for quickly and easily deploying a robust Wi-Fi network. It’s a no-cost module for Cisco Aironet 1850 Series Access points, which provide superior coverage and performance with 802.11ac Wave 2 support. Using Mobility Express, one AP can become the wireless network’s control point and scale to manage up to 25 APs. A Setup Wizard and 3-step over-the-air configuration process deploys all APs at once, so you’re up and running in no time.
- The Setup Wizard reduces deployment time to about five minutes. A graphical interface walks you through the simple steps, using intuitive icons and pop-up windows that show you what needs to be done. You can set up your wireless LAN in just three steps: 1. Connect via any wireless device 2. Configure multiple APs simultaneously with Setup Wizard 3. Implement best practice templates with advanced features, right out of the box Once the network is deployed, the analytics dashboard lets you see all your APs and applications and troubleshoot the network.
- High Accuracy with Angle of Arrival (AoA) triangulation over Wi-Fi (1~3m accuracy) with fast refresh rates (~10 seconds) Integrated BLE Beacon advertise up to 5 UUIDs; support Wi-Fi and bluetooth with single device Worry-Free Beacon installation with centralized management Improves FastLocate for faster refresh rates ( ~10 seconds) Better Security Coverage for 802.11ac and 802.11n WiFi deployments Hyperlocation & How it Works How Angle of Arrival Works
- What is blue vs White Time line for Meraki support
- Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (or CMX) transforms your network into an experience engine. An experience engine that delivers dynamic, relevant content to mobile end-users. This connection between physical venue and user opens the door to improving user experiences and optimizing operations. Cisco CMX is based on 3 primary activities: detect, connect, and engage. First, as an end user carrying a mobile device approaches your venue, the network detects the presence and location of the device leveraging visibility of Wi-Fi location, BLE and video. After the end user receives notification of available Wi-Fi access and services, that individual can then connect to the network securely. Once visitors have access, you can engage them with app based mobile engagement delivering context-aware experiences for the venue to develop a relationship There’s an overarching activity across all three activities. That’s analytics, and it’s a key component of Cisco CMX. The solution sources location data from devices that have been detected and connected to the network, and it analyzes engagement opportunities from that data.
- All mobile experiences rely on the quality of location. The degree of accuracy you get in knowing where people and devices are determines the quality and usefulness of your data. Cisco has been committed to delivering location excellence for the last 8 years. We’ve developed a suite of hyperlocation technologies that includes: FastLocate Technology, which enables the Wi-Fi network to pick up signals from visitors’ devices more quickly, giving you more data points. This way, you get more data on visitors’ paths through your venue. FastLocate tells you more about where people began and ended their visits and where they went in-between. And Cisco has a new Hyperlocation Module for our high-speed access points. It is a sensor that wraps around Cisco Aironet 802.11ac access points and helps you pinpoint Wi-Fi users’ locations much more accurately than previously. BLE Visualization & Management: Using Bluetooth Low Energy sensors, which are dispersed much more liberally through the environment than the access points, you can pick up much more granular data. You might, for example, accurately locate customers within an aisle and push contents based on nearby products.
- This is one of the most important slides of this presentation… Cisco is often accused of being too complex, but rarely is credit given to us where we have made things simpler to operate… What this slide shows you is that Cisco has driven the innovation of Wireless from Autonomous Access Points all the way up to being the first manufacturer to bring 802.11ac to market Engineering a Wireless Network is like engineering an Air Traffic Control System at a national level. You must create “Self-Learning, Self-Protecting, Self-Healing, and Self-Optimizing” capabilities to maximize usage and even more importantly avoid collisions – and it is important for all of you to understand that a Wireless Network does not operate in the same manner as a Wired Network – a Wired Network uses a highly predictable cable and tolerates some level of packet collision – whereas in a Wireless Network the “highly unpredictable air is the network” and packet collisions are not tolerated just like an Air Traffic Control System Cisco was first to develop the “Self-Learning” capability for Wireless with our suite of Radio Resource Management (RRM) capabilities that everyone else has followed and the IEEE has integrated in to the 802.11 standard… but we have the original patents for Dynamic Channel Allocation, Transmit Power Adjustment, Coverage Hole Detection and Mitigation, Load Balancing, etc… Cisco was first to develop the “CleanAir Self-Protecting” capability for Wireless interference that nobody else has been able to replicate 6+ years after its initial launch… Cisco can Detect, Identify, Classify, and Mitigate interference whereas the competition can only Detect and Identify, which means only Cisco can automatically reconfigure the Wireless Network based on a calculated zone of interference or impact to preserve channel capacity for client usage… Digital Enterprises are “Always On” businesses and in support of that reality Cisco was first to develop the “Stateful Switchover (SSO) Self-Healing” capability for every operating level of a Wireless Network - WLAN Controller, Access Point, and Client… only Cisco can deliver a non-stop Wireless Client Session to the Digital Enterprise and the competition has not been able to catch up in the 3+ years since we introduced this capability Since Wireless is the Primary Connectivity for the Digital Enterprise every Digital Enterprise is “High Density”. In support of that reality Cisco was first to develop the “Self-Optimizing” suite of functionality called High Density Experience (HDX) for 802.11ac networks that nobody else has been able to replicate 2+ years after initial launch… Aruba will claim that their ClientMatch is the same as our Optimized Roaming and Ruckus will claim their BeamFlex is that same as our ClientLink, but neither of them have replicated the rest of the HDX suite of functionality - CleanAir, Turbo Performance, Dynamic Bandwidth Selection, RF Noise Suppression or even our latest addition to HDX called Flexible DFS for improved Radar Avoidance operation… With the recent implementation of a simplified installation process and a new Dashboard GUI and Smartphone application for our WLAN Controllers Cisco is simpler to install, manage, and when coupled with all the other innovations we have brought to market we greatly Simplify IT Operations under the FAST IT vision
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