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PIONIER and its usability for GEANT extension to Eastern Europe

PIONIER and its usability for GEANT extension to Eastern Europe. Michał Przybylski, michalp@man.poznan.pl. CEF Networks Workshop, 16-19 May 2005. Contents. PIONIER infrastructure CBDF interconnections Porta Optica Porta Optica Study project proposal. 10G. 2,5G. 622M.

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PIONIER and its usability for GEANT extension to Eastern Europe

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  1. PIONIER and its usability for GEANT extension to Eastern Europe Michał Przybylski, michalp@man.poznan.pl CEF Networks Workshop, 16-19 May 2005

  2. Contents • PIONIER infrastructure • CBDF interconnections • Porta Optica • Porta Optica Study project proposal

  3. 10G 2,5G 622M The digital divide derived from GEANT connectivity

  4. PIONIER location

  5. PIONIER infrastructure

  6. Available infrastructure Installed fiber PIONIER nodes Fibers+pipes (end of 2005) Fibers+pipes (end of 2006)

  7. Available infrastructure (2) • pre-2004 links: 12 x G.652 + 4 x G.655 (2763 km) • post-2004 links: 2 x tube; 1 tube equipped with 18 x G.652 + 6 x G.655 • 1286 km under construction (planned for 30/IX/2005) • 1159 km planned for IVQ2006 (not yet started)

  8. Available infrastructure (3) Total fiber infrastructure results: • 22000 pair*km installed (2 CBDF – DE, CZ) • 15000 pair*km under construction (+2 CBDF – DE, DE) • 14000 pair*km planned (+6 CBDF - RU, LT, BY, UA, SK) • 2763 pair*km used • 22 MANs connected • 10GE transmission (over DWDM)

  9. GDAŃSK KOSZALIN OLSZTYN SZCZECIN BIAŁYSTOK BYDGOSZCZ BASNET 34 Mb/s TORUŃ GÉANT POZNAŃ ZIELONA GÓRA WARSZAWA ŁÓDŹ WROCŁAW RADOM CZĘSTOCHOWA PUŁAWY OPOLE KIELCE LUBLIN 10 Gb/s KATOWICE 1 Gb/s RZESZÓW KRAKÓW Metropolitan Area Networks BIELSKO-BIAŁA CESNET, SANET Available infrastructure – transmission

  10. GDAŃSK KOSZALIN OLSZTYN SZCZECIN BIAŁYSTOK BASNET 34 Mb/s BYDGOSZCZ TORUŃ GÉANT POZNAŃ ZIELONA GÓRA WARSZAWA ŁÓDŹ WROCŁAW RADOM CZĘSTOCHOWA 10 Gb/s (2 lambdas) PUŁAWY OPOLE KIELCE LUBLIN 10 Gb/s KATOWICE 1 Gb/s RZESZÓW KRAKÓW Metropolitan Area Networks BIELSKO-BIAŁA CESNET, SANET Available infrastructure – transmission 4Q2005

  11. Cross Border Dark Fiber

  12. PIONIER CBDF locations

  13. Active CBDF links and NRENs’ own fibers in CE

  14. Porta Optica Initiative First announced @ TNC 2003 in Zagreb

  15. „Porta Optica – a distributed optical gateway from GEANT to EE” • a chance for closer scientific collaboratioin by the means of providing multichannel/multilambda Internet connections between neighboring countries of CE/EE • an easy way to extend GEANT to Eastern European countries – a true, future-proof dark fiber connectivity

  16. „Porta Optica – the coordinated task

  17. PIONIER usability for GEANT extension • Dedicated dark fiber connectivity (with diverse route) from every eastern neighbour of Poland to GEANT PoP in Poland (and other GEANT pops in cooperation with CESNET, DFN, SANET) • Diverse connectivity from GEANT PoP in Poland to other GEANT nodes (with support of neighbours) • dedicated lambda connectivity (with diverse route), as above • know-how and support (especially for the fiber development process)

  18. Needed complementarity • CE countries – interconnection via CBDF links to EE neighbours • Scandinavia – the north route • GRNET – activity in the Balcan region (like SEEREN/SEEFIRE) + the south route • GEANT/TERENA – political and organisational support • all - influencing the neighbouring countries wrt. DF acquisition, importance of DF infrastructure and the business models. • DF NREN footprint is needed urgently... (hope CEF workshop helps)

  19. Current results • PIONIER prepared for interconnection of EE countries (CBDF) • intensive talks and common preparations for NRENs interconnection – • running connection to Belarus (34Mbit/s) • Ukraine builds dark fiber to the border • some progress with Kaliningrad region • CBDF ideas are being verified in PIONIER/CESNET/SANET/ACONET • Porta Optica Study (SSA) proposal has been prepared and submitted to FP6 Infrastructures call, as an integration of latest ideas on network construction and a feasibility study for dark fiber deployment in EE.

  20. The next steps • continue the CBDF works, results are needed soon! • continue CEF workshops (be sure there are EE countries invited) • find bold supporters (EU, NATO) • consolidate the initiatives and achieve the synergy of various projects (NATO, SEEFIRE) • solve the sensitive issues (Caucasus, Belarus) • meet us at Eastern European Networking Session at TNC2005 in Poznan (with discussion panel), June 8th, Poznan

  21. Questions?

  22. Thank you!Michal Przybylskimichalp@man.poznan.pl

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