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BT Connect

Networks that think

We run network services for

3,000 organisations in

197 countries/territories

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BT Connect

Ethernet Connect overview

Ethernet Connect Our family of Ethernet

VPN Services

Ethernet Connect E-LINE • Ethernet Private Line

• Ethernet Virtual Private Line

• Premium & standard classes of service

Ethernet Connect E-LAN • Virtual Private LAN

Services (VPLS)

• 5 classes of service

• Domestic: 8 countries

• International (own PoPs) 28+ countries

• Additional countries – long lines

BT Ethernet Connect BT Ethernet Access

• 10Mbps, 100Mbps, 1Gbps & 10Gbps

• Fibre, copper & FTTx access

• 60 countries & deep reach

• Coherent architecture – domestic/international & L2/3

• Standard building blocks

• Template services

• NNI connecting networks

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BT Connect

Why customers are choosing BT Ethernet Connect

Ethernet Connect Our Ethernet

VPN Service

• Virtual machine environments

Data centre friendly

Ownership & control • Internal control

• IP Architecture

Protected bandwidth • Applications & sites

Application innovation • IP version 6

• Multicast

• Evolution for ATM, Frame Relay, Private Circuits

• Non IP applications

Evolve the legacy Improved cost control

• Flexibility of Ethernet

• Adapt to changing business demands

Truly local solutions • >10x node coverage

• Aligned global/local implementations IP Connect is for “Standard” and Ethernet

Connect is for “Special” VPN requirements

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BT Connect

Global

Growing customer base

Health - NHS N3 network & Scotland – core infrastructure plus site VPN

Local government – corporate & education PSN compliant VPNs

Blue light – Multiple police, Fire & Ambulance – PSN compliant VPNs

Defence – component solutions

Systems Integrators – data centre & end customer VPNs

Financial services – data centre & branches

Commercial & retail – data centre & stores

Wholesale & indirect – resale & access aggregation

Domestic – UK & European

Financial – data centre services & legacy evolution

Systems Integrators: corporate and end customer solutions

Government: global & regional entities – secure low cost solutions

Commercial: Oil & Gas, Services

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BT Connect

What‟s new & what‟s coming

New coverage

– International expansion – Domestic expansion

New features

– E-LAN (VPLS)

– Multi service access

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BT Connect

BT Ethernet Connect direct node availability today

Domestic International, crossborder

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BT Connect

Futures - further expansion planned

Proactive expansion

– Latin America – Brazil, Mexico & Columbia planned (plus domestic capability) – Middle East, Mainland China & more

NNI expansion for broader coverage (incl. C/E Europe)

– L2 NNI is straightforward

– Partnerships being evaluated & can be added to in order to meet customer needs

Customer led expansion

– BT will commit to build new PoP coverage to meet key customer needs

– Enabled by world leading global network infrastructure – PoPs & backhaul in place – Already delivered for major global organisation

Long-line access & Ethernet IPL

– Carrier Ethernet is not ubiquitously available – to anyone

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BT Connect

BT Ethernet Connect E-LAN

E-LAN EVCs creates the mesh automatically

• Transparent L2 any to any connectivity without the headaches

• Class of service aware – 5 classes allowing optimal configuration & cost

• Multi-cast capable

• Any backup paths built by default

• Ethernet Connect E-LAN and E-LINE EVCs can be combined

E-LAN E-LAN E-LINE EVCs are used to define traffic paths:

• Simple point to point topology, hub and spoke topologies

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BT Connect

Ethernet Connect E-LAN – Multi-Class of Service

This class of service model has five classes of service from “High priority” to “Low priority discard eligible”

EVC bandwidth defined by site/VPN requirement

Specified % of bandwidth eligible for high priority data

Can send any data up to the purchased bandwidth

– Excess high priority packets policed out (discarded)

– Excess other priority traffic treated according to priority marking

Traffic is treated in the following way:

802.1p Value Ethernet Connect Priority

5 3 2 0,4,6 & 7 1 High

Medium (In Contract / Green) Medium (Discard Eligible / Yellow) Low (In Contract / Green)

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BT Connect

Complex Topologies can be built

E-LAN 1 E-LAN 2 E-LAN 3 E-LAN 4 E-LAN 5 With the appropriate CPE a customer could choose to interlink these ELANs together

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BT Connect

Futures – hybrid networks & multi service access:

enabled by Ethernet

One access, many services

– Flexibility – add/remove services, scale up/down – Access cost reductions

– Local internet breakout – avoid expensive HTML backhaul

Available in the UK today

Detailed global deployment plan being built

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Superfast Access

Copper Fibre

Street cabinet

Exchanges Customer site

Fibre

Splitter

Fibre to the cabinet (FTTC)

Up to 40Mbps downstream (2012 = 80Mbps) Up to 15Mbps upstream (2012 = 20Mbps)

Fibre to the premise (FTTP)

Up to 100Mbps d/s (future >300Mbps) Up to 30Mbps upstream

• £2.5bn BT investment in NGA

• 20% of business locations in mid 2011

• 66% of business locations by mid 2014 - accelerated

• Partnership towards 100% coverage – some now

• Market changing bandwidth options • Roadmap to lowest cost future network

Direct Connection to Ethernet Connect

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BT Connect

Public Services Networks from BT (UK)

Commercially compelling

Lowest cost network today and tomorrow

Superfast Ethernet – true business grade connectivity delivered alongside Superfast Broadband

Pay for what you need – avoid a fixed cost half empty dedicated network

Fully productised delivering reliable, quality scalability

PSN & related standards compliant without cost penalty

Get more from less through BT low cost WAN acceleration

Continuous best value evolution – all new low-cost access types will automatically become available to you as they are launched and as their reach increases

Partnership minded

Building Ethernet infrastructure & services to meet PSN needs

Leveraging NGA investments for PSN benefits

More investment in Ethernet & NGA than the rest of the market combined - BT taking investment risk

Re-usable infrastructure & solution across the public sector – as standard

Open platform brings immediate wider benefit to local communities – private individuals and enterprises

As you evolve and optimise over time (e.g. moving to mobile working and cloud based services) our agile

platform based solutions allow you to adapt without operational risk or

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BT Connect

Recap - Why BT Ethernet Connect

A proven and trusted platform

– Governments, defence, financial, commercial, wholesale – 350+ ports per week in 2011 so far

Strong BT experience with E-LAN (VPLS) – 3,000 ports in Spain & UK

BT is proposing Ethernet including E-LAN when it is right for our customer‟s business not when it is convenient for BT

– „Special‟ vs „Standard‟

#1 position on IP VPNs is a fundamental enabler

– Established nodes & network

– Established access supply & commercial leverage – Proven processes & systems

– Engineering competence globally – sales and operational

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