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Software Defined Broadband

Networks
Jon Mischel – Director, Product Management
This statement of direction sets forth Juniper
Networks’ current intention and is subject to
change at any time without notice. No purchases
are contingent upon Juniper Networks delivering
any feature or functionality depicted in this
presentation.

This presentation contains proprietary roadmap


information and should not be discussed or shared
without a signed non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
Agenda

• Brief overview of JNPR BNG

• Software Defined Broadband Networks

• Key Technology Investments

3
Brief JNPR BNG
Introduction

4
Juniper Broadband Leadership by the numbers
AAA – Steel-Belted
Radius

Policy server - SRC


MX as L2TP LNS
vBNG as vLNS
Private
Network
Home User Enterprise
Fixed: DSL/ PON/ Eth
Wireless: Wifi/ 4G/5G

Enterprise MX as BNG IPv4


vBNG Internet
IP Core
PPPoE
ISP IPv6
IPoE CGNAT Internet
L2TP LAC
17 Years of
16 of top 20 Service
broadband 350+ MX BNG >8000 MX BNGs >250M sub
Providers globally use the
industry customers shipped licenses issued
MX BNG
leadership
5
Juniper’s Broadband Platform Portfolio
Physical / Virtual Platforms to support Capacity, Performance, Scale, Cost Needs

FULL DUPLEX CAPCITY, 2018

FULL DUPLEX CAPCITY, 2017

SUBSCRIBER SCALE

MX150 VMX MX104 MX204 MX10003 MX240 MX480 MX960 MX2008-MX2010 MX2020
6Tbps 3Tbps 8Tbps 15Tbps 40Tbps 80Tbps
20Gbps Nx10Gbps 80Gbps 400Gbps 2.4Tbps 1Tbps 3Tbps 5Tbps 16Tbps 32Tbps
< 2K Up to 32K Up to 128K Up to 512K
SAME CONTROL PLANE SCALE ACROSS MX240 / 480 / 960 / MX2K
Software Defined
Broadband Networks
SOFTWARE DEFINED BROADBAND NETWORKS
(SDBN)
Multi-Access Multi-Services Scale Up/Out Modular Automated

xDSL Junos vOLT 3GPP


Consumer Internet VM CP

Contrail E2
PON Business Internet

IPsec
JUNOS - JFiT
4G/ 5G IoT

VPNs AppFormix
Other

DPI
Summit MX960 Node Contrail Cloud
Slicing Reference Architecture Contrail SDN
Users Access Platforms Service chaining

8
SD BROADBAND IS MULTI-SERVICES
• Shared infrastructure and real estate
• CAPEX sharing across use cases Apps Apps OSS OSS
Why?

• CAPEX sharing across wholesalers/retailers


Contrail E2
• Service agility / innovation / mash-up
Contrail Cloud
• Reduced # of integration points
Consumer Internet

• Universal Edge
Business Internet
• Network slicing – VNF and GNF

VNF
Telco cloud GNF IoT VNF

• NFVI, SDN based overlays


VPNs
• Elastic service placement

MX Juniper Telco Cloud

MX 3D – Node Slicing – Contrail Cloud –


Elastic Edge (E2)
SD BROADBAND IS MULTI-ACCESS
• Shared infrastructure and real estate
• CAPEX sharing across use cases
Why?

AAA OSS PCRF


• Seamless services
• Fixed mobile convergence Junos 3GPP
Cable
• Reduced integration costs (access abstraction) Fusion
VM CP

ACX

• Access migration via Fusion BNG


• Cable Subscribers L3 Node
• Packet trigger RG HAG

• 5G and Convergence 5G UP
5G
• Control User Plane Separation
• Hybrid Access MX

• Dual homing fixed/mobile

Hybrid Access Gateway – MX User Plane – Node Slicing


SD BROADBAND SCALES UP AND OUT
• Distributed vs. Centralized
Why?

• Bandwidth growth
• Caching, latency
• On demand resources

ASICs

• Continued hardware performance growth


• ASIC, Line cards, Platforms
• Distributed edge
• Small Edge
• Satellites vBNG MX204/10003 MX960 MX2020

• Virtualization and Scale out 40 Gbps 400G/2.4T 5 Tbps 32 Tbps

MX – vMX/vBNG – Fusion
SD BROADBAND IS MODULAR
• Disaggregation
• Micro services AAA, PCRF
Why?

• Multi vendor Apps HE Apps HE Apps


• 3rd party applications
• Distributed service delivery (eg, network as a Contrail E2
firewall, as a loadbalancer,…)

AFT
JET
Contrail Cloud

CP
• Physical and Virtual External
RE

IPsec

LNS
Flexible value added services CP

Aggregation
• Integrated, Chained

Access &
FP

DPI
• Programmability APIs
Service chaining
• Control Plane, Forwarding Plane NAT

• Abstraction
• Service placement, Broadband Application
vMX/vBNG – Router Services – NERG - Elastic Edge -
Hybrid Edge – BBE controller – Jet - AFT
SD BROADBAND IS AUTOMATED
• Cloudification Apps Apps

• Automated deployment and provisioning


Why?

JUNOS Health Monitoring -


• Smarter, cheaper monitoring and JFiT
Elastic Edge

troubleshooting
• Workload (re)optimization Contrail/AppFormix
• Network as an API /3rd party
Contrail Northstar

Big Data Platforms SDN Controllers

• Cloud based management


• Edge and DC controllers Telemetry Collector

• Telemetry sensors Jvision, IPFIX, Syslog,…

• Collectors & Monitoring Application Network

• Feedback loop
• Intelligent Broadband

Jvision – Contrail - Elastic Edge – BBE controller


SD BROADBAND NETWORKS
Multi-Access Multi-Services Scale Up/Out Modular Automated

Node Slicing Node Slicing NxBBE node slicing Sub-aware DPI JFIT
2017 External CP vBNG vBNG vBNG (CP HA) Netconf and YANG
Packet Trigger Contrail Cloud MX204 / MX10003 vServices (CGNAT, SFW) Junos Scripting
PCRF/Gx/Gy MPC 7/8/9
NFX

HAG / vHAG NV + VC (N+M redundancy) MX10003 VC HAG E2 Controller


2018 Underlay (vxlan, EVPN) vBNG (NxFP) vBNG (NxFP) NV + VC (N+M redundancy) Sub-based telemetry
Mobile FP E2 Controller Vale vBNG (NxFP) JET
JET BNG Fusion Residential NERG AFT
Universal Services
Framework – IPS, FW

xDSL Junos vOLT 3GPP


Consumer Internet VM CP

Contrail E2
PON Business Internet

IPsec
JUNOS - JFiT
4G/ 5G IoT

VPNs AppFormix
Other

DPI
Summit MX960 Node Contrail Cloud
Users Slicing Reference Architecture Contrail SDN
Access Platforms Service chaining

14
Key Technology
Investments
Hybrid Access
Gateway

15
HAG STAND ALONE DEPLOYMENT
Serve areas with poor DSL
performance
Portal Policy Management Function

Last mile resiliency

DSL provisioning requires more Wireless


Access Network
time

Use data to identify demand


areas for future expansion Hybrid Access
Gateway
Customer Wireline
Premises Access Network

Wireless access is getting cheaper


Key Technology
Investments
vBNG and vLNS
VIRTUAL LNS USE CASE

WHOLESALE vLNS
NETWORK
AAA & DHCP
Servers

TIME BUDGET OPTIONS SOLUTION

vMX MX

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