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1 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY TransPAC Engineering 2003-2004 Chris Robb Indiana University chrobb@indiana.edu

2 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Current TransPAC Network OC-12 POS from APAN NOC in Tokyo to Seattle OC-12 ATM from APAN NOC in Tokyo to Chicago

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4 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Planned upgrade OC-48 POS from APAN NOC in Tokyo to US (Los Angeles) 2 x GE from APAN NOC in Tokyo to Chicago to participate in TransLight activities

5 New Network Diagram

6 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Los Angeles Engineering Initially, TransPAC will connect it’s OC-48 circuit directly into the Abilene router on the second floor of 600 W. 7th Street (Qwest colo facilities) In the near future (late 2003/early 2004) this circuit will be reterminated into the newly created LA Exchange Point, LaLaLAN

7 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY LaLaLAN Overview LaLaLAN Exchange point is a project run by the California R&E network, CENIC Consists of three Ethernet switches: 818 W 7th St - 6th floor (Equinix) 600 W 7th St - 6th floor (Equinix) One Whilshire - 3rd Floor Switches will ultimately be connected at 10GigE, but at 2x GigE initially 1 GigE and 10GigE connection options are available Colocation services provided by Equinix (negotiation details TBD)

8 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY LaLaLAN Overview (cont.) Abilene will connect at 10GigE when it becomes available (Q4, 2003) TransPAC will connect at 10GigE or 2x GigE with 802.3ad link aggregation Uninet and Tanet2 have also expressed an interest CENIC engineers are working to interconnect US Federal Research Networks via their links to Sunnyvale MANLAN should be operational by September, although 10GigE connectivity will be forthcoming

9 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Los Angeles Engineering Schedule Qwest (Abilene) 2nd Floor KDDI-A 1 Wilshire 600 West 7th St. 2- Wiltel will disconnect the connection to the FMMR from the 6th floor 1- IU will negotiate a connection between the FMMR and Abilene, on the second floor 0- KDDI-A will land the circuit (provided by WilTel) in the FMMR at 600 W 7th St. via the 6th floor Equinix 6th Floor Meet Me Room 5th Floor 3- IU will disconnect the connection from the FMMR to the 2nd Floor

10 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Chicago Engineering We will utilize the protect capacity on the Tokyo-LA portion of TransPAC KDDI-A will provide an unprotected, non-preemptible OC-48 from Los Angeles to Chicago The Chicago end will terminate at STARLIGHT on the Northwestern campus (710 North Lakeshore Drive) Initial plans call for both ends of the circuit to terminate into a 2xGigE-over-OC-48 bridge 1 GigE will connect to the STARLIGHT exchange point (Abilene, Canarie, SURFNET, among others) Remaining GigE’s fate is up in the air, although we anticipate a connection to the TransLIGHT project run by Tom Defonti

11 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Chicago Engineering (cont.) Initial Hurdle: locating a GigE bridge that is licensed on both sides of the Pacific –If anyone knows of one, please let us know! TransPAC will secure a rack at 710 North Lakeshore Dr. –Measurement infrastructure will be deployed with OC-48Mon optical taps –Possible observatory-like experiments

12 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Timing and Opportunities We hope to have this infrastructure available on/about 1-October-2003. Certainly it will be available for testing and use prior to SC2003. The GE links provide for new opportunities for collaboration between Asia, the US and Europe.

13 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Issues to be addressed US Federal Networks –There is currently no Fednet peering at LaLaLAN –TransPAC will receive Federal networks via the non-protected GigE to Chicago –Abilene has agreed to temporarily provide backup Fednet connectivity in the event of a Chicago circuit failure ASPath changes –During the initial phase, APAN will have two direct connections to Abilene –Most traffic should traverse the LA link, except for those networks that can directly peer with APAN at STARLIGHT (with the exception of Abilene, of course) –After the move to LaLaLAN, there will be an extra AS (AS22388) in the path to Abilene in Los Angeles. TRAFFIC SHOULD STILL PREFER THIS PATH!!!

14 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Issues to be addressed (cont.) Loss of ATM PVCs in Chicago –There should be no loss of IP connectivity to any of the networks currently connected to APAN via a layer2 ATM PVC –We need to take a close look at what (if any services) will be dropped with the loss of the direct PVCs

15 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Additional Areas of Focus Global collaborations such as GFarm, Abilene Observatory and PlanetLab. John Hicks is leading this effort. Security cooperation. Jim Williams is leading this effort. Tool development and sharing. Chris Robb is leading this effort.

16 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Web sites of interest TransPAC http://www.transpac.org TransLight http://www.startap.net/translight/ SC2003 http://www.scconference.org/sc2003/

17 INDIANAUNIVERSITYINDIANAUNIVERSITY Questions?? Chris Robb chrobb@indiana.edu


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