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Introduction to Optimisation as a Service (OaaS)

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Agenda

Introduction

Why “Optimisation as a Service”? OaaS Unique Solution

The Technology “AIM” The Solution Scope Commercial Proposition OaaS References

Customer Base and Case Studies Service and Support

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EcoLogic and Optimisation as a Service – Introduction

EcoLogic founded in 2009 Headquartered in Yorkshire

Cloud-based managed services company with customers throughout the UK

Management with decades of networking experience

Drove early adoption of WAN optimisation technologies in the UK, including Expand and Riverbed

First to market in the UK with zero capex annual license based Optimisation as a Service (OaaS) managed service proposition OaaS distributed in the UK through global distributor Arrow ECS ($22bn in sales in 2011) and its partner base

Service based largely on technologies of Silver Peak – a global

technology company named a “Leader” in WAN Optimisation

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Silver Peak – A Global Technology Company

Founded in 2004; 100% focused on WAN Optimisation

Local sales and engineering presence in North America, South

America, Europe, and Asia

24 x 7 x 365 global support

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Global Deployments For Global Organisations

Global Citrix VDI optimization across dual-carrier MPLS

UDP traffic and VDI over International links

#1 user of videoconferencing in the world

“I cannot accurately predict what applications will be

deployed in 6 months, let alone 6 years.

Silver Peak’s

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Independently Verified as Technology and Value Leader

100

95

71

56 54

35 19 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

EcoLogic Blue Coat Riverbed Ipanema Cisco Citrix Juniper

Average 61

Source: InfoTech Research Group, www.infotech.com. Vendors were indexed against technology underlying OaaS in Info-Tech’s Value Index to provide a comparative view of value in terms of dollars per feature.

Best Value in WAN Optimisation Gartner Magic Quadrant

Source: Gartner Group,

Riverbed Blue Coat Citrix Ipanema F5 Circadence Cisco

Completeness of Vision

A bil ity to E xe cu te

Niche Players Visionaries Challengers Leaders

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The Issues

Due to cloud and virtualisation trends, business critical apps are

moving ever more distant from the end user and are more dependent on the Wide Area Network

Therefore increasingly negative impact from:

Bandwidth bottlenecks Latency

Packet Loss (shared network - MPLS) Increasing Bandwidth is NOT the answer

The need is:

Guaranteed Application Performance irrespective of infrastructure issues

OaaS solves these issues

OaaS has a completely different delivery and pricing model and has key technology differentiators compared to competing WAN

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The Consequences of B-L-L! 0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 0.010 % 0.020 % 0.050 % 0.100 % 0.200 % 0.500 % 1.000 % 2.000 % 5.000 % 10.00 0%

Packet Loss Probability

Ma xim um Th rou gh pu t (M bp s) 100ms 50ms 10ms

Bandwidth, Latency and Loss all have an impact on effective throughput

Typical WAN Latencies:

- Europe: 60-120 ms

- International: 50-200 ms - Satellite: 550 ms

Typical WAN Loss Rates:

• MPLS: 0.1% to 0.5% • Public Internet: 0.5% to 1%

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What Makes OaaS Different?

All Applications and Protocols Optimised: Competing solutions need

specific application plugins and bypass many types of traffic

Virtual Offering: Can be flexibly deployed onto any standard hardware

Capacity: Fully optimises 1GB and supports multiples more flows,

50MB next best virtual offering, 20 competing appliances = 1 OaaS appliance

Scaleable and Granular: Offered in bandwidths from 512kb to 1GB,

perfect for both remote branch and data centre environments

Flexible: Works with all hypervisors

Unique Technologies: Real-time packet loss and order correction

technologies - essential for high latency links and VOIP/Video

Zero or Little Capex: ‘As a Service’ Annual License Model. 2 to 5 year

contracts with substantial discounts for 4 to 5 year deals

Managed Service: Standard regular FOC reporting on application and

network performance through management portal. Dynamic management and policy adjustment for additional annual fee

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Unique OaaS Technology Differentiators

REAL – TIME Packet by Packet De-Duplication for:

ALL IP-BASED APPLICATIONS including TCP, UDP, Real Time (inc

Video) and Bulk Data Transfer, including all VDI offerings.

REAL – TIME Network Integrity features for all IP

Packet Order Correction Packet Loss Correction

REAL – TIME Data encryption and IPSec

GB full optimisation via a Virtual Platform

Licenses options from 512k to 1GB

Highest TCP session support across the capacity options

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The Technology

Virtual Acceleration Open Architecture

No hardware dependencies, easy integration with 3rd party products Deployment on blades, servers, switches, routers, storage arrays, … Provisioned as a Virtual Instance and Hypervisor Agnostic

Optimisation layer with inbuilt Quality of Service Harnessing unique technologies is the ‘AIM’ of OaaS

Network Acceleration

Latency Mitigation - TCP /CIFS Acceleration - Window Sizing

Network Integrity

Real Time – Packet Loss Recovery – Packet Order Correction

Network Memory

ALL traffic Deduplication - Cross Flow - Header = “DATA ONCE”

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OaaS – “AIM”

Latency

Loss

Bandwidth

OaaS Virtual Layer

Network Acceleration Overcome Latency and

protocol chattiness

Network Integrity Traffic shaping / QoS Forward Error Correction (FEC)

Packet Order correction (POC)

OaaS Virtual or Hardware (if needed)

Appliance

Real-time deduplication of ALL IP WAN traffic

Network Memory

WAN

(International)

Internet WAN

(Domestic)

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ALL Applications Optimised

OaaS technology operates at the IP layer providing optimisation for all applications.

Competing solutions rely on application specific plugins And bypass large portions of traffic

IP Applications (Layer 3)

File (C IFS, FT P) Ema il (Ex change , Not es ) Repl ic ation (S R D F, H U R , S na pMi rr or) W eb

Bulk TCP

TCP Applications (Layer 4) UDP Applications (Layer 4)

Interactive TCP

Bulk UDP

Real Time UDP

Des kto p Virtual iza tion (Xe nDes kto p) Applic ation Virtual is ation (C itrix , M ic ros of t) SQL Repl ic ation (M irr orv ie w , V VR ) CLA RiiO N As per a/I sil on Rem ot e Des kto p VoIP Vide o Strea mi ng Data Fibre Channe l ov er I P (F CIP) and Enca psul ated Tra ffic Rem ot e Des kto p

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DATA CENTRE

1GB Virtual Optimisation Capacity

1GB Virtual Capacity

512k 1Mbps 2Mbps 4Mbps 10Mbps 20Mbps 50Mbps

DC2DC CLOUD VDI VOIP VIDEO

Capacity Options Scope of OaaS

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OaaS – All Solution Support

VMware View

Citrix XenApp/ XenDesktop

Microsoft RDP

Oracle Sun Ray

plus many other connection brokers

VIRTUAL DESKTOP

CONFERENCING STREAMING

VIDEO

ALL VOIP SYSTEMS Alcatel Lucent Cisco

Siemens Avaya

IP TELEPHONY DC2DC

EMC-Celerra Replicator Data Domain Recovery Point SRDF DELL-Compellent/Equalogic NetApp SnapMirror/Vault

Hitachi (HUR)

FCoIP

CLOUD & HOSTED

Multi Tenancy - SaaS - SaaS - IaaS EXCHANGE/LOTUS NOTES

CIFS/NFS/FTP SQL

AutoCAD

PACS / ERP / CRM HTTP/HTTPS

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Data Centre Competitive Differentiation – CAPACITY

Virtual Instances

Maximum Capacity (all features enabled)

50Mbps(3) 45Mbps 18Mbps 45Mbps 1Gbps

Maximum TCP connections optimised (virtual)

12,000 0(1) 300 6,000 256,000

Maximum UDP connections optimised (virtual)

0 0 0 0(2) 256,000

Hypervisors supported VMware Citrix/V

Mware

VMware VMware VMware,

Microsoft, Citrix, KVM

Notes:

(1)Only optimises Citrix

(2)Recently released OS with limited UDP capability (3) Stated as 300Mbps but does not permit full functionality

20x the capacity

of the

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Only Virtual WANop Solution Suitable for Data Centres

Industry leading capacity

20x more throughput than competition (1 Gbps LAN/WAN) Up to 256,000 simultaneous flows

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Commercial Proposition

Zero Capex Annual License Based Payment Model

2 to 5 year contracts with significant discounts for 4 and 5 year commitments

Complete departure from typical WAN optimisation deployment onto closed hardware with significant upfront capital outlay

Fully inclusive of maintenance, support and ongoing OaaS managed service

License based on bandwidth capacity at data centre and remote branches

Typically 1 license at data centre and 1 license for each of the remote branches where optimisation is required

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Amortise Cost over More Applications

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Value of WAN

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Financially Compelling Proposition

Immediate Savings on

Bandwidth Costs Versus

Network Bandwidth Upgrade

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OaaS – Customer Case Study – VMware

Business Overview

Software builds and machines reside in Palo Alto, CA.

Poor WAN performance impacting collaboration with remote engineering facilities. Centralized internet access and application servers improve IT control, but application performance is poor across the WAN

Technology Challenges

Mix of MPLS and private circuits (US, Europe, India)

Dual DS3 or greater bandwidth to all engineering locations. (200 Mbps to India)

Data Centres have Gigabit WAN connectivity; Redundant 10 Gbps links to Disaster recovery site Bandwidth saturated on most WAN links; High latency and packet loss on international WAN Mix of TCP and UDP traffic

17,000 engineering “nodes”

OaaS Results

70%-80% average improvement in file transfers (SCP, NFS, FTP, CIFS)

60% improvement in HTTP (used for Perforce software configuration management) 40% improvement in ESX build transfers

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OaaS – Customer Case Study – Cloud

Leading SAAS and Search Engine Company Business Overview

Developers’ appetite for bandwidth resulted in runaway telco expenditures Real-time collaboration – world’s largest user of videoconferencing

Network quality adversely impacting development schedules

Network Background

170 locations; two 100 Mbps WAN connections to each location Network quality and security concerns (IP VPN and MPLS)

Heavy packet loss and latency (10 to 400 ms) on international locations

OaaS Results

WAN utilization reduced by 65% on average

Optimising hundreds of thousands of simultaneous flows Reduced packet loss; Eliminated out-of-order packet delivery Secure transport using IPsec

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OaaS – Customer Case Study – Linklaters

Business Overview

One of the largest law firms in the world, operating in more than 30 locations in 23 countries, advising companies, financial institutions and governments

IT Department need to ensure that information can be accessed by employees anywhere in the world with consistent performance and reliability

Network Background

Implemented Citrix to 6,000 users in all locations; increased use of real-time traffic such as Video and VoIP

Severe scalablity and performance issues arose due to network quality rather than lack of bandwidth

OaaS Results

Average reduction of Citrix traffic of 56% 65% reduction in WAN utilisation

Only solution evaluated that could optimise ALL of EMC SRDF, Citrix and VoIP

Toll-quality voice calls using VoIP infrastructure. Linklaters was able to standardize on a single IP-based telephony platform for significant cost and management savings

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OaaS Highlights in 2012

Leading M/Way Service Station Organisation: Citrix and HTTP traffic across an MPLS network with the majority of ADSL circuits

An average of 60% traffic reduction across the WAN

Peak acceleration of 400% enabling a 256kbps to perform like a 1Mbps circuit

"…has delivered [a] LAN experience", "The link is much snappier and scrolling through spreadsheets is seamless". Senior IT team member / Financial Director

A large construction company: ADSL link with 10-15 users on site (up to 28). VDI and VoIP are the primary applications

Average VDI reduction - 55%

Peaks of over 1% packet loss were reduced below 0.25%

Latency figures peaked over 125ms but Network Integrity technology mitigated latency issues to provide a robust and reliable VoIP calls in a busy office

A financial organisation: Citrix across their MPLS WAN Average Citrix reduction - 55%

Average CIFS reduction - 80%

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OaaS – Service USPs

Zero Capex

Annual License Model Fully Inclusive Service

Integrated Management Platform

Application and Network Performance Portal Baseline Analysis

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OaaS Management Portal

Accurate Network Metrics:

bandwidth, latency, loss, …

Application performance and usage trends Interactive interface

dashboards, detailed reports, 3rd party export

Deployment automation

Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA)

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Global Support

Remote access allows EcoLogic to diagnose and resolve 99% of fault calls remotely

24x7 access to TAC

Experienced in providing global support for deployments Local field engineers on ground in all major geographies

DESCRIPTION SUPPORT LEVEL

WEB-BASED SUPPORT PORTAL

Unlimited Access 24 x 7 365, includes software downloads, technical documentation and online knowledge base

SOFTWARE UPDATES Major and minor feature releases; maintenance releases

TECHNICAL SUPPORT 24 x 7 x 365 Phone / email / web

RESPONSE TIMES 2 or 4 Hrs - depending on individual customer agreement

TECHNICAL ESCALATION Yes

ADVANCED REPLACEMENT VIA PRIORITY SHIPMENT

Ships same business day if case is submitted and verified by Midday GMT

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OaaS – Product Portfolio

Features / Model 512k / 1MB / 2MB 4MB 10MB 20MB 50MB 1GB

WAN Capacity (NA, NI and

NM + encryption enabled)

As stated 4Mbps 10Mbps 20Mbps 50Mbps 1GB

Certified Connections 8,000 8,000 64,000 64,000 64,000 256,000

AES Disk Encryption Real Time Real Time Real Time Real Time Real Time Real Time

IP Sec Traffic Encryption Real Time Real Time Real Time Real Time Real Time Real Time

Redundant Deployment VRRP or WCCP 1:1, N+1

VRRP or WCCP 1:1, N+1

VRRP or WCCP 1:1, N+1

VRRP or WCCP 1:1, N+1

VRRP or WCCP 1:1,

N+1 VRRP or WCCP 1:1, N+1

CPU Two 64-bit x86 logical processors – min

speed 2.3GHz

Two 64-bit x86 logical processors – min

speed 2.3GHz

Four 64-bit x86 logical processors – min

speed 2.3GHz

Four 64-bit x86 logical processors – min

speed 2.3GHz

Four 64-bit x86 logical processors – min

speed 2.3GHz

Eight 64-bit x86 logical processors – min speed

2.3GHz

RAM 2GB 4GB 4GB 4GB 7GB 14GB

Disk 100GB of free

contiguous disk space

100GB of free contiguous disk space

100GB of free contiguous disk space

100GB of free contiguous disk space

100GB of free contiguous disk space

250GB of free contiguous disk space

Network Interfaces 2 x 1GBps 2 x 1GBps 2 x 1GBps 2 x 1GBps 2 x 1GBps 2 x 1GBps

Hypervisors VMware ESXi or ESX (4.0 or later) + Citrix,

MS, KVM

VMware ESXi or ESX (4.0 or later) + Citrix,

MS, KVM

VMware ESXi or ESX (4.0 or later) + Citrix

VMware ESXi or ESX (4.0 or later) + Citrix

VMware ESXi or ESX (4.0 or later) + Citrix

VMware ESXi or ESX (4.0 or later)

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Don’t let your WAN be the

weak

link

Don’t let your WAN be the

weak link

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