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Research networking: The next phase

Research networking: The next phase. Kees Neggers SURFnet iGRID2002 Amsterdam, 26 September 2002. A bit of history. 1972 First public demonstration of ARPANET 1982 Start of Eunet via dial up links 1992 Start of Ebone 256 Kbps 2002 Start of Lambda Networking 10 Gbps 2012 ???.

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Research networking: The next phase

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  1. Research networking: The next phase Kees Neggers SURFnet iGRID2002 Amsterdam, 26 September 2002

  2. A bit of history • 1972 First public demonstration of ARPANET • 1982 Start of Eunet via dial up links • 1992 Start of Ebone 256 Kbps • 2002 Start of Lambda Networking 10 Gbps • 2012 ???

  3. History of the SURFnet infrastructure

  4. SURFnet5 up and running

  5. SURFnet5 in full operation • 500.000 users • 49 institutes connected at Gbit/s(80 institutes end 2002) • Test network in development

  6. Congestion free networking in action Traffic growth in Nijmegen – impact of TeleMANN Networks trigger applications and use

  7. Move to optical networking • Dense Wave Division Multiplexing supports many 10 or 40 Gbit/s Lambda’s per fiber, so where fiber is available, capacity is virtually unlimited • Optical equipment development is progressing rapidly, despites the economical dip in the telecom market. • Network is now faster than the computer • New network paradigm shift looks unavoidable

  8. Amsterdam Science Park Watergraafsmeer

  9. New s-curve ahead of us Lambdas DWDM SURFnet5 network POS SURFnet4 network ATM SURFnet4 project GigaPort GigaPort2 1995 1999 2003 2007

  10. Lambda Networking • Next Generation Internet will not be a simple extrapolation of current Internet evolution. Counting on bigger routers and fatter pipes is no longer a realistic option. • Challenge is how to seamlessly integrate the large amounts of bandwidth that will become available • International Co-operation is essential • That’s why SURFnet installed a lambda to StarLight as a research facility available for anyone interested in international lambda networking

  11. The network for International networking in full operation 10 Gbit/s Tyco New York 2.5 Gbit/s Amsterdam NetherLight Dwingeloo ASTRON/ JIVE 10 Gbit/s Level3 DWDM SURFnet 2.5 Gbit/s SURFnet Chicago StarLight 2.5 Gbit/s SURFnet 2.5 Gbit/s CERN CERN

  12. What/Where is StarLight? StarLight is an experimental optical infrastructure and proving ground for network services optimized for high-performance applications StarLight Assists $32M (FY2002-3) in experimental networks (I-WIRE, TeraGrid, OMNInet, SURFnet, CA*net4, DataTAG) 710 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago Abbott Hall, Northwestern University Chicago view from 710

  13. StarLight/NetherLight Cees de Laat, U Amsterdam @ StarLight, USA Tom DeFanti, UIC and de Laat @ NetherLight, The Netherlands

  14. CA*Net4

  15. Pacific Lightrail TeraGrid Interconnect Optical networking in the USA GigaPoP locations (green dots) from Internet2, map by Rick Stevens, Charlie Catlett

  16. The Global Quilt initiative • Tyco Global Network and GEO donations will be made available via IEEAF to Research and Education Community • First donation of 622M SDH +10G l have come alive at iGRID2002 between Abilene (NY) and SURFnet (Amsterdam) in dual-stack mode. • Dark fiber pair Amsterdam-Groningen-Hamburg • 622M SDH +10G l from US West coast to Japan, Singapore • Collocation space in Carrier Hotels at cable ends • Many other projects in various stages

  17. Conclusion • Internet evolution has been tremendous over the last 30 years • Next wave of innovation is emerging • Research and Academic community is again driving this evolution, in partnership with ICT industry • It will be interesting to see the result in 2012

  18. Join the effort “Bring Us Your Lambdas”

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