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Facilities Based Networking

Facilities Based Networking. Corporation for Education Networking Initiatives in California (CENIC). Charter Associates. California Institute of Technlogy California State University Stanford University University of California University of Southern California. Mission Statement.

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Facilities Based Networking

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  1. Facilities Based Networking Corporation for Education Networking Initiatives in California (CENIC)

  2. Charter Associates • California Institute of Technlogy • California State University • Stanford University • University of California • University of Southern California

  3. Mission Statement Facilitate and Coordinate the: Development, Deployment, Operations of a set of seamless and robust advanced network services. CENIC’s networks support advanced applications designed to enhance California’s leadership in research and education.

  4. CalREN-DCDigital California • IP based network: OC-48 • Serves 140 Higher Ed institutions, 8,000+ Elementary, Secondary and High Schools • 8.0 million+ student, faculty & staff users • Internet2 connectivity and commodity ISP services

  5. CalREN-HPRHigh Performance Research • IP based network, 10Gb Ethernet • 50+ Research institutions, National Laboratories and San Diego Super Computing Center • California component of Internet2 with 10G and OC-12 connections • Serves hundreds of researchers

  6. CalREN-XDExperimental/Development Network • 10Gb wavelengths (OC-192c or 10G LANPHY) and dark fiber • Point-Point, Point-MultiPoint 1G Ethernet possible • Serves network researchers in California Research institutions • Four UC Institutes, USC/ISI, Stanford and CalTech

  7. CalREN Optical Footprint

  8. Northern California

  9. Southern California

  10. National Light Rail • Dark Fiber National footprint • Serves very high-end Experimental and Research Applications • 4- 10.0 GB Wavelengths initially • Partnership

  11. NLR “Service Offerings” • Point-to-Point wave (OC-192c or 10GE) • No wave can interfere with others • Shared IP service • Must be able to tolerate outages • Supports experimental code • Switched Ethernet service • Delivered as gigabit Ethernet • Point-to-point or point-to-multipoint

  12. 15808 Terminal, Regen or OADM site (OpAmp sites not shown) Fiber route NLR Footprint and Layer 1 (15808s) Topology SEA POR SAC BOS NYC CHI OGD DEN SVL CLE WDC PIT FRE KAN RAL NAS STR LAX PHO WAL ATL SDG OLG DAL

  13. National Light Rail Lambda & Route Map TERMINAL REGEN OADM Metro 10 Gig E 4 Seattle Chicago Boise Ogden Denver Kansas Cleveland 4 2 4 4 6 (OC192) 2 6 4 Salt Lake City Portland StarLight 2 5 Boston Pittsburgh 2 Sacramento Sunnyvale 15808 LH System 2 15808 ELH System 4 4 Fresno 15540 Metro System 4 4 10 Gig E New York City Washington DC OC192 4 Los Angeles 2 4 4 2 Stratford 4 San Diego 4 4 Walnut Nashville Pheonix Olga Dallas Atlanta Raleigh 4

  14. NLR POP Architecture Long Haul OC48/OC192/10GigE DWDM NLR DWDM 10 Gig E or OC192 Gig E

  15. Campus or Metro Interconnect One of above options used for Each campus Calren/DC/HPR/NLR PoP Architecture CalRen DC HPR NLR Long Haul OC48/OC192/10GigE DWDM DWDM 10 Gig E or OC192 Gig E CalREN/DC HPR NLR 15500

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