ADVANCED  NETWORK  SERVICES  TODAY  

October  3,  2011  

•  Advanced  Network  Services  -­‐  Today  –  Today  –  Current  Services  –  Opera?ons  Status  –  Upgrade  Overview  

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Advanced  Network  Services  –    Today  and  Tomorrow  

•  Advanced  Network  Services  -­‐  Tomorrow  –  Tomorrow!  –  October  4,  4:30-­‐5:30  –  302C  –  Ini?a?ves  –  Current  development  –  Next  steps  

Seven  strategic  focus  areas  

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Advanced  network  and    network  services  leadership  

Internet2  Net+:    services  “above  the  network”  

U.S.  UCAN  

Na?onal/Regional  collabora?on  

Global  reach  and  leadership  

Research  community  development    and  engagement  

Industry  partnership  development    and  engagement  

•  Advanced  Network  Services  and  Research  Support  –  100G  Capabili?es  –  Opera?ons  Review  

•  Na?onal/Regional  Partnership  –  Connector  Programs  –  WaveCo  –  100G,  40G  and  10G  –  Internet2  ION  –  TR-­‐CPS  –  Commodity  Internet  –  FiberCo  –  Video  Services  –  Connec?on  update  

•  Global  Reach  –  Exchange  Points  –  MANLAN  –  Global  connec?vity  

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Agenda  

INTERNET2  ADVANCED  NETWORK  DEPLOYMENT  

 

•  Community-­‐owned  Network  Infrastructure  –  Dark  Fiber  –  15,500  miles  of  newly  acquired  fiber  –  Wave  Capacity  –  8.8  Tbps  of  op?cal  capacity  coast  to  coast  –  100Gbps  IP  Backbone  –  First  large  scale  domes?c  deployment  

•  Enhanced  Services  –  Increased  connec?vity  to  Commercial  Exchange  Points  –  Regional  interconnects  (addi?onal  on/ramps)  

•  Research  Opportunity  –  Stronger  collabora?on  –  Enhanced  capability  

Upgraded  Internet2  Infrastructure  Benefits  

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Internet2  Op?cal  Network  Topology  

•  Level  3  providing  most  of  the  fiber  footprint  and  coloca?on  •  Level  3  providing  installa?on  services  for  the  op?cal  equipment  •  Internet2  NOC  providing  installa?on  services  for  IP  Network  •  Ongoing  opera?ons  will  be  owned  by  Internet2  

–  Level  3  will  provide  first-­‐line  op?cal  triage  and  monitoring  –  Internet2  NOC  will  provide  escala?on  engineering,  network  design  

and  provisioning  

Op?cal  Build  Plan  and  Ongoing  Opera?ons  

•  100Gbps  capable  88-­‐channel  DWDM  system  –  100G  cards  shipping  today  

•  ROADM-­‐based  solu?on  at  most  or  all  add/drop  facili?es  •  Direc?onless  capability  in  metro  areas  •  Non-­‐Dispersion-­‐Shiced  approach  provides  economical  approach  

that  reduces  CAPEX  •  Compact,  scalable  footprint  that  adapts  to  the  changing  needs  of  

our  community  

Ciena  Op?cal  Plaeorm  

INTERNET2  UPGRADE  OPERATIONAL  REVIEW  

•  All  fiber  acquired  and  accepted  •  All  Op?cal  Equipment  Installed  •  BER  Tes?ng  proceeding  

–  Sunnyvale-­‐Sacramento  remain  •  System  Commissioning  

–  EMS  system  installed  and  being  populated  with  nodes  –  Level3  acceptance  progressing  and  should  be  complete  by  the  end  

of  this  week  –  Internet2  NOC  database  popula?on  nearly  complete  

•  First  100GigE  circuit  between  New  York  and  Washington  DC  configured  

Phase  1  Progress  –  89%  Complete  

Phase  2  –  August-­‐December  2011  

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•  Current  fiber  test  result  data  should  be  available  shortly  •  All  op?cal  equipment  ordered  and  will  arrive  in  mid-­‐October  •  Route  priority  

–  Salt  Lake  City  –  Seahle  for  SC2011  underway  –  New  York  to  Cleveland  to  assist  in  New  York  metro  transi?on  

•  Coloca?on  being  ordered  –  All  routes  except  Kansas  City-­‐Houston  and  Houston-­‐Atlanta  ordered  –  Working  on  ILA  and  Segment  endpoint  orders  on  priority  routes  

Phase  2  Progress  –  10%  Complete  

Phase  3  –  January  2012  –  July  2013  

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•  Coloca?on  orders  pending  Phase  2  order  comple?on  •  Ciena  equipment  ordered  in  October  •  Jackson-­‐Memphis  fiber  engineering  underway  •  Level  3  Por?ons  of  Phase  3  build  target  comple?on  of  April,  2012  •  NTNC  por?ons  on  target  for  July,  2013  

Phase  3  Progress  

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INTERNET2  ADVANCED  NETWORK  OPERATIONS  

Internet2  Network  Opera?ons  •  T-­‐1600  Migra?on  

–  T-­‐1600  plaeorm  selected  for  advanced  100GigE  delivery  –  8  T-­‐1600s  deployed  in  2011  –  Replaced  MX-­‐960  routers  re-­‐deployed  as  TR-­‐CPS  nodes  

Internet2  IP  T1600  Installed  In…  

TR-­‐CPS  MX960  Installed  In…  

2/7/2011   Kansas  City  

2/14/2011   Chicago  

2/21/2011   Washington  DC   Ashburn  

3/7/2011   Salt  Lake  City  

3/14/2011   Palo  Alto  

3/21/2011   Los  Angeles   Los  Angeles  (now)  

4/1/2011   Atlanta  

4/18/2011   Seahle  

April/May  2011?   New  York   Dallas  

April/May  2011?   Cleveland  

•  Backbone  Traffic  –  MPLS  load  balancing  introduced  on  por?ons  of  the  backbone  to  

distribute  traffic  more  evenly  •  Seahle  –  Los  Angeles  •  Washington  DC  –  Atlanta  •  Kansas  City  to  Chicago  (under  considera?on)  

•  Juniper  router  code  has  been  stable  since  January  •  VPLS  deployed  to  support  LHCONE  effort  •  New  BGP  communi?es  established  for  future  Internet2  Net+  

services  

Internet2  Network  Opera?ons  

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•  Hardware  Upgrade  –  Cisco  7600s  replaced  with  Juniper  MX960s  (reclaimed  from  

Internet2  R&E  IP  Network)  –  All  nodes  upgraded  by  June  2011  

•  Connector  links  to  Integrated  TR-­‐CPS  network  –  Direct  connec?ons  and  MPLS  backhaul  to  TR-­‐CPS  nodes  –  Most  usage  via  MPLS  backhaul  –  Available  for  all  connectors  

•  >21  of  35  adjacent  ASNs  only  dependent  on  integrated  network  for  service  

•  Please  contact  NOC  if  ready  to  migrate  traffic  directly  to  integrated  TR-­‐CPS  network.  

•  New  Dallas  node  installed  and  being  integrated  into  the  network  

TR-­‐CPS  

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Internet2  IP  Traffic  Growth  

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NATIONAL/REGIONAL  PARTNERSHIP  –  CONNECTOR  PROGRAMS  

•  New  capability,  new  loca?ons  –  Community-­‐owned  na?onal  network  –  First  transcon?nental  100G  wave  network!  –  Enable  transforming  applica?ons  –  long  haul  bandwidth  not  a  

constraint  –  Add/drop  abili?es  in  over  55  loca?ons  

•  Send  inquiries  to  waveco@internet2.edu  

Wave  Services  –  Light  It  Up!  

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•  End  to  end  Layer  2  VLAN  service  

•  NEW  –  persistent  VLAN  capability  

•  Implements  IDC  protocol  (jointly  developed  with  ESnet,  GÉANT)  

•  Implemented  with  OSCARS  v0.5.3  –  Joint  development  project  of  ESnet,  Internet2,  and  USC  ISI  East  

•  Peers  with  IDC  instances  at  regional  networks  and  campuses  

•  Peers  with  IDC  instances  such  as  ESnet  SDN,  GÉANT  AutoBAHN,  and  US  LHCNET  

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Internet2  ION  Service  

•  Provides  commodity  connec?vity  to  broad  range  of  des?na?ons;  used  by  18  of  20  connectors.  

•  371  Gbps  of  interface  capacity  to  peers  or  roughly:  –  248Gbps  of  private  interconnects  averaging  6.5¢  per  Mbps  of  

capacity  –  45¢  per  Mbps  across  TR-­‐CPS  budgeted  expenses  

 •  IPv6    

–  Peering  connec?vity  via  11164  adjacencies  (just  like  IPv4)  –  Transit  con?nuing  via  adjacencies  with  AS11537  cps.inet6  RIB  –  Ac?ve  effort  to  enhance  leading  up-­‐to  World  IPv6  Day  

TR-­‐CPS  

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•  Commodity  Internet  via  Level  3  –  Service  for  our  members  –  Par?cipa?ng  in  Quilt  CIS  program  –  Award  from  LONI  –  RFPs  or  simple  price  requests  –  Direct  service  management  interface  to  Level  3  NOC  

Commodity  IP  

•  FiberCo  –  Fiber  at  pre-­‐nego?ated  rates  with  carrier  –  Inter-­‐city  and  metro  fiber  available  –  Contracts  already  established  –  Current  agreement  expires  in  April,  2012  –  Evalua?ng  possible  extension    –  hhp://www.internet2.edu/fiberco/  

FiberCo  

INTERNET2  CONNECTION  UPDATE  

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2x10G  • CENIC    • CIC  OmniPoP    • FLR/SoX  *  • GPN    • LEARN  • MCNC    • OARnet  • NoX  *  • Utah/Montana    

2x5G  • 3ROX/Drexel    • MAGPI    • MAX    • NYSERNet  • Oregon  Gigapop    

10G  •  Indiana    • KyRON    • LONI    • PNWGP    • University  of  Memphis    

2.5G  • MREN  

Connectors  

*2.5G commit on 3rd port

•  Internet2  offers  video  cloud  services  through  the  Internet2  Commons  

•  New  telepresence  interoperability  services  suppor?ng  H.323,  SIP,  and  Cisco  TelePresence  

•  New  service  models,  including  dedicated  capacity  model  for  large  ins?tu?ons  and  service  providers  

•  Expanded  infrastructure  services  including  dialing  infrastructure,  and  R&E  Cisco  TelePresence  Exchange  with  NLR  

•  Upcoming  desktop  collabora?on  services  featuring  Vidyo  Desktop  and  Cisco  Movi  

Internet2  Commons:  Video  Cloud  Services  

INTEROPERABILITY

•  Internet2  Telepresence  interoperability  service  is  opera?onal  •  Successful  calls  happening  daily,  up  to  32  single  and  mul?-­‐screen  

endpoints  using  H.323,  SIP  and  E.164  dialing  •  Learn  more  at  the  Internet2  Commons  Forum  Thursday  at  

7:30am  in  room  306C  •  Visit  the  NEW  Commons  website  including  telepresence  pricing  

informa?on:  hhp://commons.internet2.edu    

•  Send  requests  for  informa?on  to  telepresence@internet2.edu  

Telepresence  Interoperability  Service  

GLOBAL  REACH  AND  LEADERSHIP  

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•  Requests  from  members,  government  agencies  and  NGOs  •  Seamless  interna?onal  connec?vity  for  all  overseas  sites  and  loca?ons  

•  Interconnec?ons  with  all  major  NRENs  around  the  globe  •  Evalua?ng  solu?ons  for  wide  range  of  networks  

Global  Connec?vity  

•  MANLAN  provides  two  dis?nct  services:  –  Layer2  Ethernet  Exchange  –  Op?cal  Exchange  –  Ocen  the  lines  are  blurred  between  the  two  for  sub-­‐circuits  (e.g.  

subcircuit  is  reframed  from  SONET  to  Ethernet  and  involves  both  sets  of  equipment)  

•  MANLAN  Op?cal  equipment  upgrade  –  Prior  implementa?on  used  Nortel  equipment  that  was  no  longer  

supported  by  Nortel-­‐Ciena  –  Port  density  was  becoming  a  problem  –  Replaced  with  full-­‐sized  Ciena  CoreDirector  in  early  February  

•  CoreDirector  sourced  from  Chicago  where  it  was  providing  dynamic  circuit  services  in  the  previous  implementaton  of  the  ION  network  

•  Hot  swapped  during  a  short  maintenance  window.  Went  smoothly  –  Upgrade  provides  MANLAN  community  with  enhanced  services,  greater  

port  capacity,  with  a  minimal  investment  of  infrastructure  dollars  to  implement  

MANLAN  Equipment  Changes  

•  Ethernet  Exchange  being  upgraded  in  October  2011  –  RFP  for  equipment  released  in  early  July  –  Brocade  MLX  plaeorm  selected  

•  Low  cost  •  100G  availability  today  •  Openflow  on  roadmap  

•  Status  –  Equipment  being  received  and  is  being  staged  –  Installa?on  planned  for  late  October  

Equipment  Upgrade  

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Advanced  Network  Leadership  Updates  

October  3,  2011