Solutions for Managing RAD Products

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Solutions for Managing RAD Products

Agenda RADview Value Proposition Network Scheme Market Segments Product Line Portfolio RADview-EMS Benefits & Features Turnkey system Business-Continuity Levels* RADview-SC Family Integrations Device Management

Time on his hands? Pressurized? Relaxed ? Worried? How does he look like? Does he look worried? Relaxed? Jimmy is a Network Manager which uses the right tools to manage his network. In fact if he didn’t have these tools, he could have many reasons to be worried, Lets see..

RADview Value Proposition Unified Carrier-Class management platform for RAD devices Optimize network operations and minimize Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) Minimize integrations costs associated with new NE additions by using seamless OSS integrations (NetCool, TeMIP*) Smart configuration and provisioning tools for easy network expansion Highly scalable in managing large and growing networks A multi-platform (PC or UNIX) Java-based system

Network Management Topology Scheme BSS – Business support systems (billing and CRM) OSS – Operation Support Systems (Service Assurance) Resource Management (i.e. Cramer) Fault Management (i.e. NetCool) Performance Management (i.e. InfoVista) Service Activation Integration of RADview into the OSS layer saves lots of overhead and money, due to low incremental investments for additional products and firmware upgrades. Other vendors’ specific NMS RADview Network Management Topology (scheme) RADview is responsible for synchronizing missing Traps and collecting statistic information after network outage between EMS and NE *supported devices only Network Elements 5

Market Segments Customers Requirement Description Tier-1 MIB Direct integrations of RAD agents into existing NMS (Verizon Business, Telus) EMS/NMS Northbound (to OSS) and inbound (to NE) synchronize mechanism of fault and performance information, fully featured management capabilities of RAD agents including advance security. (Telstra, T-Mobile) Tier-2/3 Direct integration is less common, since it requires development stage Easy point-and-click from topology map for creation, modification and deletion of a service. Support of all technologies enabled by managed RAD devices. Service preview and troubleshooting and customer database management Utilities & Transportation Very rare Similar to Tier-2/3 (Colorado Springs Utilities, Baystreet) With various vendors in your network – do you do integration into their NMS or do you use the NMS of each vendor

Product Line Portfolio Carrier Class Element Management System RADview-EMS Network Management System Service Center for TDM Applications RADview-SC/TDM Network Management System for Pseudowire Applications RADview-SC/TDMoIP Network Management System for Voice Trunking Applications RADview-SC/Vmux

Broad Perspective. Direct Control. RADview-EMS is a unified carrier-class management platform for RAD devices using a variety of access channels as SNMPv1/3, HTTP/S, TFTP and Telnet/SSH. In addition, it features third-party device monitoring capabilities Broad Perspective. Direct Control.

RADview-EMS Benefits & Features Turnkey system including hardware and software! Fully compliant with TMN standards Client/server architecture with multi-user support Interoperable with third-party NMS and leading OSS systems IBM Tivoli’s Netcool®/OMNIbus™ plug-in Minimize integrations costs associated with new NE additions Key features Ensures device health and congestion control Topology maps and network inventory Advanced FCAPS functionality Software & configuration management - CMDB Business continuity - High-Availability and Disaster Recovery Handover between operators

Turnkey System – Plug & Play RADview-Server, windows based system Based on Dell PowerEdge R610 systems Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 and 5600 series Reliable Dell hardware Customized for Entry/Medium/High level Windows Server®2008SP2 , installed Latest releases of RADview-EMS and Oracle, installed 39 Months HW world wide warranty, NBD/RADcare Plug & Play RADview-EMS version 2.7 and up.

RADview-EMS v2.7 What’s new… Configuration management Software management CLI editing Network baseline Startup vs. running Change Management Configuration change history Scheduled jobs of all the above CLI script execution email notifications Task Management RADview-EMS standalone only Windows 7 32bit Windows 2008 server std 64bit Dynamic and static group management General

RADview-EMS FCAPS Fault Configuration Administration Performance Security Manage Event Log parameters Manage the way Events are displayed in the Event Browser Manage system response upon occurrence of specific Events. Trap Synchronization upon connection failure between RADview-EMS to NE (*supported devices only) Modify – Mask, Severity, Duplication, Forwarding, Threshold, Clearing, Formatting

RADview-EMS FCAPS Configuration Fault Administration Performance Security Realistic representation of the devices (shelf-view) Tracks configuration changes Configures, installs, and distributes software and configuration files across the network Viewing and/or modifying configuration (system, ports, and alarms) Enables viewing the diagnostics and status information Web Shelf-View

RADview-EMS FCAPS Administration Fault Configuration Performance Security Audit trails for Security, System and Applications activities Tracks and log the shelf-view user activity Create and manage user accounts and groups Manage various server setting Security logs Applications activities

RADview-EMS FCAPS Performance Fault Configuration Administration Security Monitors network performance (QoS, CoS) Current statistics (Real-time) Intervals statistics Reflects Agent statistics RADview statistics collector (*supported devices only) Collect and compress the data Retrieved lost data upon connection failure Minimizing management traffic Exports CSV ASCII files for OSS Statistics

RADview-EMS FCAPS Security Fault Configuration Administration Performance View and manage EMS Security profiles in a graphical interface. Create and edit security profiles. Create Common/Private view profiles per user/group Collects accounting data and generates network usage reports Define password policies Password policy Security profiles

Business-Continuity Levels Backup and Restore High Availability (HA) Cluster Disaster Recovery (DR) 1+1 HA+DR (2+1)

Business-Continuity Options Primary site Backup site Backup and Restore Based on RADview-EMS/<PC&Unix>Pack1/R backup and restore tool Backup file can be saved anywhere Restore from backed-up files – RPO can be very long High Availability (HA) Cluster Local clustering - RPO and RTO are short Immediate recovery in the event of OS or HW failure in a single site Automatic failover Disaster Recovery (DR) 1+1 Geographically separated NMS servers that are replicated constantly RPO and RTO are short Manual switchover HA+DR (2+1) Hi-availability (HA) + disaster recovery (DR) The highest protection level for the RADview-EMS server Automatic failover

Backup and Restore (Cold standby) EMS-Client X-Client Client OSS Operators Primary Site DR site Active Server Standby Server Run a backup process Transfer the file Run a restore process Based on RADview-EMS/<PC&Unix>Pack1/R backup and restore tool Cost effective – sold without hardware or additional software RPO is long – since last back-up Completely manual operation

High Availability (HA) Cluster EMS-Client X-Client Client OSS Operators Local Clustering Turnkey system including server hardware, Cluster and RADview software RPO and RTO are short Instant automatic failover Clients can keep working after few seconds Good for large NOC with dozens of clients connected to RADview simultaneously !

Disaster Recovery (DR) 1+1 EMS-Client X-Client Client OSS Operators Primary Site DR site Active Server Standby Server Network Outage Production Data Secondary Data Turnkey system including server hardware, replication and RADview software RPO and RTO are short – storage is being replicated constantly Semi automatic switchover by push button, good for disaster recovery scenarios Clients are being shifted to DR site upon activation

RADview-SC key features End-2-End “Point-and-Click” provisioning & Monitoring (Mesh) Automatic Best-Route Lowest cost Bandwidth utilization Routing constrains Network Self-Healing Service Availability Reports Service Level Agreement (SLA) Graphical View: Status Indication Clock Source and flow Network Utilization Path Data Reports (PDF,HTML) Automatic Best-Route according to: Lowest cost Bandwidth utilization Path priority manually defined by the user Network Self-Healing Dynamic Protection: When a path fails, SC-TDM looks for an alternative path and automatically activates it instead of the failed path according to different criteria Static Protection: Bandwidth is allocated and reserved for protected path upon creation and used if the main path fails No Protection: There is no recovery of the failed path (the user has to manually perform Reroute for the redundancy path) In addition there is HW protection which can be defined within the MP

RADview-SC/TDMoIP key features End-2-End “Point-and-Click” provisioning & Monitoring Intuitive display of Bundles, Links and NEs status End-to-End Service Creation Alarm Correlation and easy fault isolation Bundles and ports statistics Fully integrated with RADview-EMS standalone

Integrations OSS - Operation Support Systems Fault Management – NetCool (validated by IBM) TeMIP (in process) Performance Management – InfoVista (in process) Carrier’s in-house 3rd Party EMS/NMS application Cisco-ANA ALU 5620SAM Nortel-MEM Integration tools CORBA northbound SNMP Fault Management northbound CSV PM files OSS heartbeat 24

Device Management RAD products support the following management capabilities Device Management SNTP SNMP v1, v3 CLI/Menu driven terminal Trap sync Radius Syslog TACACS+ Statistics collection TFTP Out-of-band mgt port SFTP In-band mgt Web-GUI ICMP SSL SSH

RADview ordering flow Order Calculate Get RVP Install raddist.rad.com>InfoCenter>Technical Resources>Guides>NMI Order one of the RADview packages Calculate the ENW required in the NMI application Login to the RVP website and generate the required license (1 ENW = 1 RVP) Download and install the license

RADview Release Schedule 2010 2011 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 RADview-EMS v2.7 GA Add support for Windows 2008 server 64bit Add support for Windows 7 32bit New Software and Configuration management console AIRMUX-200v1.9.3 AIRMUX-400v2.5 ASMI-54v3.0 ASMI-54v3.5 IPMUX-4Lv2.0 v2.8 GA Support FCD-E1A/T1A, FCD-E1M/T1M, OP-4/106/108 shelf-view on RADview-EMS stadnalone Warm-Standby for PC EGATE-2000 v1.0 GMUX-2000v4.0 IPMUX-16Lv1.0 IPMUX-24v3.5 LA-210v2.7 MP-4100v3.0 OP-108Lv2.0 RIC-CHv1.0 RICI-16v4.0 v2.9 GA ETX-103Av3.0 ETX-203Av3.0 ETX-204Av3.0 LA-210v3.0 OP-1032v1.0 v3.0 GA MP-4100v3.1 ETX-212Av4.5 * Planned version – release content/schedule is not confirmed Unless stated otherwise are beta releases. Release marked with GA, e.g. v1.2GA signify General Availability.

RADview Release Schedule 2010 2011 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 RADview-SC/TDM v5.0 GA Support installation over RADview-EMS standalone map (Omit the need for HPOV) Support ASMi-52 Support ASMi-54 Support Eth L2 Services using GbE port for links Support MP-4100v3.0 STM-4 Support MP-4100v3.0 with current cards Support MP-4100v3.0 clocking options RADview-SC/TDMoIP GMUX-2000v4.0 IPMUX-24v3.5 v5.1 GA Support for IPmux-L Products * Planned version – release content/schedule is not confirmed Unless stated otherwise are beta releases. Release marked with GA, e.g. v1.2GA signify General Availability.

RADview-EMS system Roadmap Version Date Main Features & Benefits Version 2.7 GA approved 09-10 RADview-EMS v2.7 - Configuration Management Console Add support for Windows 2008 server 64bit Add support for Windows 7 32bit Software and Configuration management console –Change management, software and configuration archive Job Management – Manage and schedule configuration management tasks Version 2.8 Date is not final 12-10 RADview-EMS v2.8 Supporting FCD-E1A/T1A, FCD-E1M/T1M, OP-4/106/108 shelf-view on RADview-EMS standalone (without SNMPc) Warm-Standby for PC based on Vmware Performance portal for Ethernet services * Instructions - Beta and Limited Release are two names for RAD’s internal Beta Release term.

RADview-SC/TDM Roadmap Version Date Main Features & Benefits Version 5.0 GA Date is not final 12-10 RADview-SC/TDM v5.0 Support installation over RADview-EMS standalone map (Omit ting the need for HPOV) Support ASMi-52 Support ASMi-54 Support Ethernet L2 Services using GbE port for links Support MP-4100v3.0 STM-4 Support MP-4100v3.0 with current cards Support MP-4100v3.0 clocking options * Instructions - Beta and Limited Release are two names for RAD’s internal Beta Release term.

Summary RADview Value Proposition Network Scheme Market Segments Product Line Portfolio RADview-EMS Benefits & Features Turnkey system Business-Continuity Levels RADview-SC Family Integrations Device Management