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Title: Internet2


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www.internet2.edu
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Internet2
  • Internet2 y Ecuador
  • Heather Boyles
  • heather_at_internet2.edu
  • Ana Preston
  • apreston_at_internet2

ESPOLGuayaquil, Ecuador Marzo 26 2002
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Reunion en Ecuador
  • Internet2 que es Internet2 y como inicia?
  • Organización
  • Areas de trabajo y enfoque
  • Infraestructura
  • Internacional
  • Internet2 y Ecuador

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Internet crecimiento y exito
Millones de Personas
SourceNua Internet Surveys
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Historia de Internet
  • Origenes ARPAnet (Advanced Research Projects
    Agency) Departamento de Defensa
  • 1987 -- NSFnet
  • Privatizada en 1995
  • 1996
  • Telecomm Act
  • Explosion de la WWW
  • Federal Next Generation Internet Initiative
  • National Science Foundation (NSF) provee fondos
    (grants) para que las universidades establezcan
    enlaces a redes de alta capacidad
  • Nace Internet2
  • 1999
  • Abilene (la red del proyecto Internet2) entra en
    produccion

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Internet, actualmente, no
  • hay rendimiento perfomance reliable de fin a
    fin (end-to-end)
  • promueve coperacion y colaboracion con nuevas
    capacidades
  • permite el que se prueben nuevas technologias
  • soporta el desarrollo de aplicaciones
    revolucionarias

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Internet2 Mision y Metas
  • desarrollo e implementacion de aplicaciones
    avanzadas y y tecnologias de redes de alta
    capacidad (de investigacion) acelerando el
    desarrollo del Internet del futuro.
  • permite que se desarrollen una nueva generacion
    de aplicaciones
  • crear una red de investigacion y educacion de
    primer nivel
  • promover la transferencia de tecnologias y
    experiencias al Internet global (production
    Internet

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Espiral de desarrollo de Internet
Commercialization
Privatization
Todays Internet
Internet2
Research and
Development
Partnerships
Source Ivan Moura Campos
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Universidades en Internet2188 Universidades a
partir de Nov. 2001
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Organizacion
  • Membresias (por universidad)
  • Executive
  • Engineering
  • Applications
  • Middleware
  • UCAID corporacion (not-for-profit)
  • Staff 55
  • la mayoria prestados leased de
    universidades
  • Facilitar, Cordinar, Proveer infraestructura en
    conjunto donde se necesite

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Organizacion
  • Presidentes y Rectores de las universidades
    representantes con voto ante el Consejo Directivo
    (Board)
  • Consejo Directivo
  • Advisory councils with board seats
  • Applications Strategy
  • Network Planning and Policy
  • Network Research Liaison
  • Industry Liaison Council

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Por que liderazgo universitario?
  • gestacion del Internet en la comunidad
    academica
  • Stanford -- Internet protocols
  • NSFNet -- scaled-up Internet
  • CERN -- WWW protocols
  • University of Illinois -- Web browser (Mosaic)
  • La mision de investigacion y educacion de las
    universidades requiere un Internet de alta
    capacidad. Las universidades han demostrado que
    lo pueden desarrollar.

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Internet2 Relaciones (partnerships)
  • Universidades de Internet2 estan recreando las
    relaciones y colaboraciones que dieron que
    hicieron posible al Internet en su infancia.
  • Industria
  • Gobierno
  • Internacional

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Internet2/U.S. Government Separados pero
inter-dependientes
  • U.S. Next Generation Internet
  • Establecido por el gobierno federal
  • Enfocado a las necesidades de agencias
    federales.
  • Internet2
  • Establecido por educacion superior.
  • Enfocado a investigacion y educacion.
  • Inter-dependiente
  • Fondos de agencias gubernamentales a la
    investigacion, enlaces y desarrollo de
    aplicaciones.
  • Proyectos en ciencia y tecnologia cada vez mas
    dependientes de una infrastructura persistente
    de alta capacidad ? proveida por Internet2

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Internet2 Socios Corporativos
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Industria / Gobierno Relaciones
  • Industria
  • Goal 3 Transfer technology to commercial
    internet
  • Internet2 community provides testbed, early
    adopters
  • Gobierno
  • Explore implementation of lab research
  • Support universities ability to engage in
    govt-funded research projects (with other
    universities, govt labs)

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Otras membresias
  • Mas de 70 Internet2 miembros corporativos
  • Mas de 40 Miembros Afiliados
  • Agencias de Investigacion Gubernamentales
  • National Institutes of Health
  • National Science Foundation
  • NASA
  • NOAA
  • USGS (Earth Resources Observations Systems)

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Internet2 Metas
  • Dar la pauta (enable) para una nueva
    generacion de aplicaciones
  • Recrear capacidades de red (para la
    investigacion y educacion) que sean leading
    edge
  • Transferir la tecnologia y experiencias a
    Internet de produccion.

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Estructura como funciona Internet2
  • Universidades proveen/asignan
  • Engineering lead conectar universidad con otras
    universidades (como parte de Internet2) y
    implementar nuevas tecnologias.
  • Applications lead dar soporte y apoyo al
    desarrollo de aplicaciones en la universidad.
  • Middleware architect trabajar con I2MI
    (Internet2 Middleware Initiative) para la
    implementacion de una infraestructura de
    middleware.
  • Grupos de Trabajo
  • Expertos/Interesados dentro de la comunidad
  • Encabezados por voluntario(s) (a veces staff de
    Internet2)
  • Apoyo por parte de Internet2 (staff)

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Estructura como funciona Internet2, cont.
  • Proyectos, e.g. Abilene
  • Grupo Executive y Grupo del Proyecto
  • Qwest, Cicso, Nortel
  • Indiana University provee el NOC
  • Proyectos, e.g. Shibboleth
  • IBM provee el coding
  • Desarrollo por MACE (voluntarios en la comunidad)
  • Apoyados por Staff
  • Internet2 Staff
  • Primodiarlmene facilatar, cordinar, ayudar
  • 50

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Internet2 Areas de Enfoque
  • Advanced Applications
  • Middleware
  • Engineering
  • Advanced Network Infrastructure
  • Partnerships

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Disciplinas/Contextos
  • Ciencias
  • Arte
  • Humanidades
  • Salud
  • Negocios/Leyes
  • Administracion
  • Biblioteca
  • Salones/Aulas
  • Clinica
  • Officina
  • Laboratorios
  • Dormitorios

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Caracteristicas de las Aplicaciones
  • Colaboracion Interactiva
  • Acceso en tiempo real a recursos e instrumentos
    remotos

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Caracteristicas, cont.
  • Large-scale, multi-site computation and data
    mining
  • Shared virtual reality
  • Any combination of the above

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Remote Scanning Electron Microscope
  • The University of Michigan

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Real-Time Tele-Operation of Remote
EquipmentNorth Carolina State
Universityhttp//CARL.ce.ncsu.edu/
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Tele-vator
  • Excavation backhoe operated remotely over
    Internet2
  • Used in hazardous rescue situations
  • Sophisticated two-way feedback using stereovision

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Space Physics and Aeronomy Research Collaboratory
  • University of Michigan

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Grid Projects
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the Grid
  • Recursos globales accesibles (a la disposicion)
    de comunidades de investigadores
  • Protocolos, servicios y aplicaciones que
    permiten nuevas formas de colaboracion

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Grid Recursos
Instrumentos
Bibliotecas
Workstations
Personas
Data sets
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Examples
  • Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation
  • Collaboration environment for earthquake
    researchers (e.g., structural engineers,
    geotechnical and tsunami scientists)
  • Grid Physics Network
  • Petabyte scale environment for data-intensive
    applications (Large Hadron Collider, Sloan
    Digital Sky Survey, Laser Interferometer
    Gravitational Wave Observatory)

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Grid Proyectos
  • NEESGrid
  • www.neesgrid.org
  • GriPhyN
  • www.griphyn.org
  • S/W infrastructure
  • www.gridforum.org
  • Research Sensornets
  • Networked nanotechnology

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High Fidelity Digital Video/Audio
Teaching Music
University of Oklahoma
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Video Futures
  • Tele-immersive Office of the Future

Source University of North Carolina
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The Internet2 Commons
  • Esfuerzo para promover y dar apoyo a
    colaboraciones de larga escala de la comunidad
    educativa y de investigacion distribuidamente.
  • Enabling one-to-one, one-to-group, and
    group-to-group collaboration
  • Supporting personal communications, meetings,
    conferences, and teaching and learning
  • For Internet2 members and their international
    counterparts

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Data Sharing
Instant Messaging
Voice/IP
Electronic Notebooks
Peer to Peer
Collaboratories
Others
H.323
VRVS
Videoconferencing Technologies
AG
MPEG2
Others
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Internet2 Areas de Enfoque
  • Advanced Applications
  • Middleware
  • Engineering
  • Advanced Network Infrastructure
  • Partnerships

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Middleware

Applications
Authentication, Identification, Authorization,
Directories, Security
Advanced Network Services (Distributed Network
Middleware)
Advanced Physical Network Infrastructure
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Middleware
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Internet2 Middleware Initiative
  • Focus on core middleware as infrastructure
  • Interoperability
  • 190 universities will never buy the same software
  • Getting stuff implemented
  • Best practices
  • Integrate across applications
  • Discourage islands of middleware infrastructure
  • E.g. core mware just for this grid project
  • Enable community to share resources
  • Grid, remote instruments, shared classes

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I2MI core middleware activities
  • Identifiers
  • Early Adopters - survey/docs about how campuses
    are assigning and relating identifiers
  • Authentication
  • WebISO (Web Initial Sign-on) share expertise,
    code
  • Directories
  • DoDHE Dir. of Directories for HE
    inter-institutional directory searching, using
    eduPerson and LDAP Recipe
  • eduPerson an LDAP object class that includes
    widely-used person attributes in higher education
  • LDAP Recipe promote common design
  • Authorization
  • Certificates and PKI
  • Internet2 PKI Labs

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Internet2 Areas de Enfoque
  • Advanced Applications
  • Middleware
  • Engineering
  • Advanced Network Infrastructure
  • Partnerships

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Engineering
  • Scalable IP Multicast
  • http//www.internet2.edu/multicast/
  • IPv6
  • Quality of Service QBone
  • http//www.internet2.edu/qbone/
  • Network Security
  • Measurement

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Native Multicast
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Native Multicast
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Internet2 Areas de Enfoque
  • Advanced Applications
  • Middleware
  • Engineering
  • Advanced Network Infrastructure
  • Partnerships

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Internet2 Infraestructura de Red
  • Backbones operan a 2.4 Gbps (OC48) en
    progreso upgrade a 10Gbps
  • GigaPoPs proveen puntos de agregacion de alta
    capacidad a nivel regional
  • Redes locales de los campuses proveen 100 Mbps
    al desktop

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Download of The Matrix DVD(Comparison of the
Internet2 Land Speed Record)
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Internet2 Arquitectura de la Red
GigaPoP One
GigaPoP Two
GigaPoP Four
GigaPoP Three
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Arquitectura cont.
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Internet2 GigaPoPs28 as of October 2001
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Internet2 Backbone Networks
Donna Cox,Robert Patterson, NCSA
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Abilene NetworkCore Map, October 2001
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Abilene Network Logical Map
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Abilene Peering Internacional
09 January 2002
STAR TAP/Star Light APAN/TransPAC, Canet3, CERN,
CERnet, FASTnet, GEMnet, IUCC, KOREN/KREONET2,
NORDUnet, RNP2, SURFnet, SingAREN, TAnet2
Pacific Wave AARNET, APAN/TransPAC, CAnet3,
TANET2
NYCM BELNET, CAnet3, GEANT, HEANET, JANET,
NORDUnet
SNVA GEMNET, SINET, SingAREN, WIDE
LOSA UNINET
OC3-OC12
AMPATH ANSP, REUNA, RNP2 RETINA
San Diego (CALREN2) CUDI
El Paso (UACJ-UT El Paso) CUDI
ARNES, CARNET, CESnet, DFN, GRNET, RENATER,
RESTENA, SWITCH, HUNGARNET, GARR-B, POL-34, RCCN,
RedIRIS
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Internet2 Areas de Enfoque
  • Advanced Applications
  • Middleware
  • Engineering
  • Advanced Network Infrastructure
  • Partnerships

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Internet2 International Goals
  • Ensure global interoperability
  • of the next generation of Internet technologies
    and applications
  • Enable global collaboration
  • in research and education providing/promoting the
    development of an advanced networking environment
    internationally

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International Partners
  • Build effective partnerships in other countries
  • With organizations of similar goals/objectives
    and similar constituencies
  • Mechanism Memoranda of Understanding

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MoU in brief
  • Provide/promote interconnectivity between
    communities
  • Collaborate on technology development and
    deployment
  • Facilitate collaboration between members on
    applications
  • Encourage technology transfer

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International MoU Partners
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Americas
  • Canada, U.S. and Mexico connected at multiple
    points
  • New connections via Miami to Argentina, Brazil,
    Chile
  • Building infrastructure between research and
    education communities

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Americas Connectivity(February 2001)
Country Network BW(mbps) Interconnect
Canada CAnet3 1310 S.T., Pacific Wave, NYC
Mexico RED-CUDI 255 Tijuana-San Diego (CALREN2), Juarez/El Paso
Chile REUNA 45 AMPATH
Brazil RNP2 ANSP 45 45 AMPATH AMPATH
Argentina RETINA2 45 AMPATH
Puerto Rico To Abilene-U.S. 45 Via South Florida GigaPoP
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CAnethttp//www.canarie.ca
  • Currently procuring CAnet4 network
  • Wavelength-based
  • Connects provincial networks

Source Bill St. Arnaud, CANARIE
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Mexicohttp//www.cudi.edu.mx
  • 45 members
  • 155 Mbps backbone
  • International (US)
  • 155 Mbps via Tijuana San Diego (with transit
    from CALREN2 to Abilene)
  • 100 Mbps Point to Point wireless between Ciudad
    Juarez and El Paso
  • Posible DWDM via Texas ?
  • Convenios internacionales con Canada, Interent2
    (US), CENIC, REUNA

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Mexico cont.UC MEXUS-CONACYT
  • Collaborative Grants in Research, Education and
    Technology that require advanced network services
  • CONACYT The University of California
  • 2001 40,000 for one year 10 projects
  • Collaboration between CUDI and CENIC

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AMPATHhttp//ampath.fiu.edu
  • Florida International University and Global
    Crossing led
  • Potential to connect 10 countries at 45mbps each
  • Peering through Miami (collocated with SFGP)
  • Service area includes Argentina, Brazil, Chile,
    Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Peru, US
    Virgin Islands, Venezuela

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Chilehttp//www.reuna.cl
  • Red Universitaria Nacional REUNA
  • 10 POPs from Arica to Valdivia
  • 155 Mbps ATM/SDH Network
  • Centrally operated from Santiago
  • Basic Internet and Internet2 services
  • REUNA3 Gigabit Backbone Project

Geographical Distribution of REUNA2 POPs
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Chile, cont.Proyecto Redes Opticas para
Internet del Futuro
  • 4 Nodes 3 in Santiago, 1 in Valparaiso
  • Dark Fiber provided from Santiago to Valparaiso
    (140 Km) by ImpSat
  • Dark Fiber provided in Santiago by Manquehue.Net
  • Institutions involved
  • UTFSM, USACH, U. de Chile, UTA, UFRO, REUNA

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Critical applicationObservatories
Mauna Kea, Hawaii
Cerro Pachon, Chile
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Brazilhttp//www.rnp.brhttp//www.ansp.br
  • Rede Nacional de Ensino e Pesquisa - RNP
  • Connecting 27 Brazilian states at 155 Mbps.
  • RNP2 (45 Mbps via AMPATH)
  • ANSP (State of Sao Paolo) 45Mbps via AMPATH

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Argentinahttp//www.retina.ar
  • Red Teleinformática Académica
  • Red RETINA
  • Connecting 25 institutions
  • Retina2 45 Mbps via AMPATH

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Costa Ricahttp//www.crnet.cr
  • National Research Network - CRNet
  • Internet2 connectivity possibly through Los
    Arcos to Miami

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Coming up
  • MoU in place
  • Panama
  • Colombia
  • MoU in progress
  • Ecuador
  • Venezuela
  • Other
  • Nicaragua
  • Guatemala
  • Colombia
  • Peru, Uruguay
  • Cuba

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More Internet2 Information
  • On the Web
  • www.internet2.edu
  • Email
  • info_at_internet2.edu
  • http//www.internet2.edu/international

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