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SURFnet6 Update CEF Networks Workshop 2007

This workshop provides an overview of the latest updates and developments in SURFnet6, the national research and education network of the Netherlands. Topics covered include user-controlled lightpaths, dynamic wavelengths, and future plans for network capacity evolution.

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SURFnet6 Update CEF Networks Workshop 2007

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  1. SURFnet6 Update CEF Networks Workshop 2007 Erik-Jan Bos, SURFnet, The Netherlands

  2. Summary • SURFnet • SURFnet6 status • User controlled lightpaths (DRAC) • Dynamic wavelengths (DAS-3/StarPlane) • Further plans

  3. SURFnet • Dutch National Research & Education Network (NREN) • Not for profit organization, 60 employees • 100% ownership by users via Stichting SURF • 180 connected institutions, 750.000 end-users • Business-model: • Innovation by project subsidies (14 M€/year) • Operations by tariffs from institutions (18 M€/year)

  4. SURFnet • Three development projects: • GigaPort Next Generation Network: • Networks for Research (SURFnet6) • Research on Networks • SURFworks: • Middleware and application development • SURFnet/Kennisnet Innovation Program • Application and User Support programs

  5. SURFnet Network Capacity Evolution

  6. SURFnet6 overview • Nation-wide hybrid optical and packet switching infrastructure • Based on 7000+ km of SURFnet-owned managed dark fiber, all the way to the customers premises • SURFnet6 delivers IPv4 and IPv6 services plus lightpath provisioning over a single transmission infrastructure • Truly collapsed IP backbone (routers at 2 locations only) • Powerful and flexible photonic network

  7. Services on SURFnet6 SURFnet6 IP routed services Lightpath services IPv4 IPv6 dynamic static single lightpath unicast multicast unicast multicast OPN SURFnet5

  8. SURFnet6 DWDM on dark fiber Hamburg Münster Aachen

  9. Measured DF data for DWDM spans

  10. 1 CMD 2 CMD 9 CMD SURFnet6 DWDM system configuration λ1 Tx Rx Add/drop site 1 Tx Rx Tx CMD Rx Tx Rx 2 CMD OA OA OA OA OA OA GMD GMD GMD GMD Tx 9 CMD CMD Rx Tx Rx CMD Tx Rx Tx Rx Rx Tx Rx Rx Rx Tx Tx Tx λ36 Tx = 10Gb/s Optical transmitter(OM5200/OME6500) Rx = 10Gb/s Optical Receiver (OM5200/OME6500) GMD = Group Multiplexer/Demultiplexer CMD = Channel Multiplexer/Demultiplexer OA = Optical amplifier • Scalable and flexible design, easy to add wavelengths • Initial release uses 36 channels spaced at 100GHz • Some spans upgraded to 72 channels, each operating at 10Gb/s • Optical add and drop for 10G lightpaths

  11. Nortel OME6500 and CPL 10Gb/s WDM transmitter and receiver DSCM (dispersion Compensation) CPL OME6500 CMD GMD

  12. SURFnet routed IP traffic volume SURFnet’s IP routed volume approaching 4.5 Pbyte/month Lightpath volume still unknown

  13. SURFnet6 global IP connectivity

  14. NetherLight GOLE Topology

  15. Service Interface: web GUI or API (web services) Control plane Dynamic Lightpaths on SURFnet public DRAC internal User Admin CPE Customer equipment CPE Customer equipment SURFnet infrastructure Non-SURFnet Resource

  16. End-user GUI snapshot Web GUI screenshot

  17. Group manager • Add users to group • Manage selected user rights • Get the accounting of service usage • Request ports! Service manager • Add resources to DRAC control • Create resource groups with policy • Create top level user groups • Hand RG to UG Network operators • Know about the service • Manage network incidents • Don’t provision on DRAC resource! Creating a manageable serviceFinding the right place for management functions Service users • Get registered with group(s) • Log on • Schedule services within group • Use service • Verify service USER COMMUNITY SURFNET

  18. Admin GUI snapshot

  19. DRAC DAS-3 / StarPlane:Dynamic Wavelengths • Full wavelengths in the network controlled by users / applications • Allow massive bandwidth changes between two sites • Network service: similar control as ‘standard’ dynamic lightpaths

  20. Further plans • Further introduce eDCO and eROADM • Increase fiber resilience in last mile • Multi-domain control plane interworking (DRAC) • Test new technology, e.g. PBB-TE • Further enhance monitoring and reporting • Continue on tools development, e.g. TL1 Toolkit and NDL developments

  21. Thank you http://www.surfnet.nl/ http://www.gigaport.nl/ http://www.glif.is/ http://www.netherlight.net/

  22. SURFnet6: IP network implementation SURFnet6 Core Routers Juniper T640 External IP connectivity Juniper T640 Juniper T640 Juniper T640 10 GE Nortel OM 5000 10 GE Nortel OME 6500 Nortel OM 5000 Nortel OME 6500 SURFnet6 Common Photonic Layer Nortel OM 5000 1 GE Nortel OME 6500 Nortel Passport 8600 10 Gigabit Ethernet Customer CPE 1 Gigabit Ethernet Customer Nortel OME 6500 Nortel OME 6500 10 GE CPE 1 GE SURFnet infrastructure Non-SURFnet

  23. SURFnet6: Light Path Provisioning implementation GLORIAD AMS2 AMS1 Nortel HDXc European Light Paths Nortel transport box Nortel transport box Intercontinental Light Paths .. SURFnet6 Common Photonic Layer Nortel transport box Nortel transport box Customer equipment Customer equipment 10GE End user End-to-End Light Path SURFnet infrastructure End user Non-SURFnet

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