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Introduction to 21CN Resilience Tim Hubbard Head of 21CN Solutions Strategy

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Introduction to 21CN Resilience. Tim Hubbard Head of 21CN Solutions Strategy. Proposed topics for discussion. Introducing the new architecture for PSTN 21CN Resilience and security. 21CN – Three key objectives. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Introduction to 21CN Resilience

Introduction to 21CN Resilience

Tim Hubbard

Head of 21CN Solutions Strategy

Page 2: Introduction to 21CN Resilience

Introducing the new architecture for PSTN

21CN Resilience and security

Proposed topics for discussion

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21CN – Three key objectives• Empower the end user with

control, choice and flexibility like never before including communications from anywhere to any device

• Offer exciting new servicesfor end user faster than before

• Reduce costs and grow cash cost savings - expected to amount to £1 billion per annum by 2008/9

Speed to market

End user experience & empowerment

Costtransformation

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21CN - evolution

21CN

IP-MPLS-WDM

DSL

Fibre &Copper

Copper

Agg Box

EndUser

~5.5ksites

~100sites

Class 5 Call Server

Content

WWW

ISP

Multi-service access Converged core

Current thinking. No implementation assurances

Wireless

IP

ATM

PSTN

DPCN

PDH

EndUser

~5knodes

~2knodes

~400nodes

~100nodes

~15nodes

SDH - mesh

~1knodes

SDH - MSH

DSL

KiloStream

PSTN

Fibre

Copper

DWSS

ASDH

CWSS

IP

ATM

PSTN

DPCN

PDH

EndUser

~5knodes

~2knodes

~400nodes

~100nodes

~15nodes

SDH - mesh

~1knodes

SDH - MSH

DSL

KiloStream

PSTN

Fibre

Copper

DWSS

ASDH

CWSS

Today

A single network that’s physically simpler and more reliable than our existing, complex infrastructure could ever be

Up to 50 per cent fewer components in terms of switches, hubs, routers and suchlike.

We will be able to deliver the next generation of converged services faster, more efficiently and more cost-effectively than ever before.

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• Dedicated hierarchical network of concentrators, local, trunk and tandem exchanges, with fixed relationship between all

• Dedicated network of trunks and circuits for voice traffic, each call has its own circuit

• Call control traffic and voice traffic directly connected together

• Call control and routing carried out by all switches in the network

Complex Inflexible

Restrictive

Traditional PSTN architecture

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

MSAN: Converts analogue PSTN speech into VoIP

MSAN: delivers either copper based or fibre based services to end customers

MSAN: Copper version has “combi card” functioning as DSLAM for broadband and concentrator for PSTN

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

VLAN: Dedicated bandwidth across Ethernet backhaul network (MSAN to Metro Node) for carrying PSTN signalling traffic, PSTN speech traffic, broadband traffic, etc

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

Call Server: Carries out call control, processing dialled digits, setting up and tearing down telephone calls, etc

Directory: Holds all PSTN numbers, whether they are on 21CN, legacy PSTN, other CP network.

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

Session Border Controllers: Gateway for telephone calls between 21CN and legacy PSTN/other CP networks

Signalling Firewalls: Gateway for signalling traffic to/from 21CN call server to set up telephone calls to/from 21CN to legacy PSTN and other CP networks

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control- 21CN to 21CN call

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control- 21CN to 21CN call

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control- 21CN to 21CN call

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control- 21CN to 21CN call

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control- 21CN to OCP/PSTN

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control- 21CN to OCP/PSTN

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

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21CN PSTN – Separating speech and control- 21CN to OCP/PSTN

Metro/Core

MSAN

21CN

PSTNOCP

MSAN

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21CN Resilience

De-couple each “layer”Recover at the lowest level possible

Maintain service availability across 21CN

• Physical: Building, ducts, equipment, fibre, etc

• Logical: Optical and packet protocols

SDH/WDM

Service

Ethernet

MSAN Metro Core

MPLS

D-WDM

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21CN Resilient PSTN

Core Node

Core Node

Tier 1MSAN

Metro Node

• Voice

• Controlled by call server in Metro/Core Nodes

• Each MSAN has at least two routes to its primary call server

• Each MSAN will have a primary and secondary call server

FMSAN

CMSAN

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21CN Resilient PSTN

Core Node

Core Node

Tier 1MSAN

Metro Node

• Voice

• Controlled by call server in Metro/Core Nodes

• Each MSAN has at least two routes to its primary call server

• Each MSAN will have a primary and secondary call server

FMSAN

CMSAN

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21CN Resilient PSTN

Core Node

Core Node

Tier 1MSAN

Metro Node

• Voice

• Controlled by call server in Metro/Core Nodes

• Each MSAN has at least two routes to its primary call server

• Each MSAN will have a primary and secondary call server

FMSAN

CMSAN

X

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21CN Resilient PSTN

Core Node

Core Node

Tier 1MSAN

Metro Node

• Voice

• Controlled by call server in Metro/Core Nodes

• Each MSAN has at least two routes to its primary call server

• Each MSAN will have a primary and secondary call server

FMSAN

CMSAN

X

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21CN Reliability, continuity and resilience

• 21CN is a private IP network, NOT the Internet

• 21CN separates network and services for increased resilience and faster service delivery

• 21CN is engineered with high availability and resilience

• 21CN Assurance agreed with Central Sponsor for Information Assurance

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Webcall update

18 April Product retirements

24 April 21CN overview

2 May Migration process

22 May CPE compatibility testing programme

31 May Switched-on communications campaign

20 June Pathfinder programme overview

9 July Preparing for 21CN migration

26 July Broadband migration programme

2 August 21CN resilience and security

27 Sept tbc Migration portal overview

Industry invited to suggest topics of interest …further webcalls will be scheduled

for the rest of 2007

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Sources of further information

• Information and support for communication providers on the 21CN programme:

http://www.btwholesale.com/consult21

• The independent public information website covering the process of migration:

http://www.switchedonuk.org

• For general information about BT’s 21CN programme go to:

http://www.btplc.com/21CN/

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Answers

Questions