a possible new dawn for the future gÉant network architecture
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A Possible New Dawn for the Future GÉANT Network Architecture. Tony Breach, NORDUnet A/S GN3 JRA1 Future Network Vilnius , Lithuania 31 May - 3 June 2010. Introduction. JRA1 T1 Status: Carrier Class Transport Network Technologies. Next step: . Layer 2 routing. CCTNT - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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A Possible New Dawn for the Future GÉANT Network Architecture
Tony Breach, NORDUnet A/SGN3 JRA1 Future Network
Vilnius, Lithuania31 May - 3 June 2010
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Introduction
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Comprehensive study and demonstration
CC
TNT
Car
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Tech
nolo
gies
JRA1 T1 Status: Carrier Class Transport Network Technologies
Next step:
NG-IP
Layer 2 routing
Ethernet over MPLS
MPLS-TP
PBB-TE
NG-OTN
Control Plane (GMPLS)
Ethernet
Synchronous Ethernet
NG-OTN
Control Plane (GMPLS)
Further study and testing- OAM.- Protection & Restoration.- Multi-domain implications.- Cost-effectiveness.
Deliverable DJ1.1.1
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JRA1 T2 Status: Photonic Switching & Experimental Photonic Facilities
Impairment aware Control Plane
ROADM
WSSPIC
Alien Wave
100G
Data Centre
Data Centre
All Optical 10+ years if ever!
Next Step
Validate results through practical tests.
Optical ComponentsOptical amplificationOptical add/drop Photonic fiber switches Wavelength channel spectrum Optical Packet and Burst SwitchesForward Error Correction (FEC)
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JRA1 T3 Status: Federated Network Architecture
Model A: Simple architecture
Model B: Complex architecture
Intra-federatedService AIntra-federated
Intra-federatedTool A
Intra-federatedIntra-federatedNOC AOperation Center
NENetwork Element
Intra-federatedIntra-federatedService A
Service AProvide by end users
Service Layer
Operation Layer
Infrastructure Layer
End user Service Layer
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Arc
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Base Model – The building blocks
Next step: Model A & B Prof of Concept
NREN 1
NREN 6
NREN 4 NREN 7
Federated Operation
X
X
NREN 5
NREN 1NREN 5
NREN 7
CPEX
X
XX
X
CPE
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Status: JRA1 T4 - Current and Potential uses of Virtualisation
AutoBahn
Phosphorus
Manticore
Federica
4WARD
AKARI
GENI
Implementation(Integration)
Deliverable DJ1.4.2
RequirementAnalysis
Study and analysis
NAsSAsJRAs
Virtualisation Services and Framework Study
Proof of Concept and Prototype -Integrated virtualisation approach
Virtualisation Services and Framework incl. PoC and Prototype studies
JRA1 T4
Deliverable DJ1.4.1
Design and planning
NEXT Step
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Current Common Network Technologies
IP
MPLS
Ethernet
SDH
OTN
DWDM
Photonics
Tech
nolo
gies
of T
oday
Cost Power
SOLUTION - Process traffic at the lowest possible layer
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WDM
PKT/TDM
IP
Current Common Network Architecture
Fragmentet Network Architecture Wasting ressources
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X X
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NMS“CLI”
NMS“GUI”
NMS“GUI”
IPDepartment
TransmissionDepartment
Network Infrastructures NMS Manpower Communication
AC
B
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Current Common Multi Domain Network Architecture
X XDomain 2Domain 1
Fiber Patch
ODFChange = Truck roll
RFS = 12 to 16 Weeks
Passive Local access
Virtual Circuits
Client I/O Back to Back
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Optical Channel LayerOptical Multiplex Section LayerOptical Transmission Section Layer
OTN
Optical Transport Network (OTN)
Transparent Client SignalsBetter Forward Error CorrectionBetter scalabilityIncreased number of Tandem Connection Monitoring points
Physical Medium - Fibre
SDH
Ethernet
IP
The next big thing
The advantages of OTN compared to SDH
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Next Generation OTN
and sub- networkingCoarse granularitySwitchingMultiplexingGroomingTransparent pass through
Dig
ital
OTN
XESCON
Ethernet
FibreChannel
SDH
WDM
X
PKT
X
?Single Converged Transport System
Well-suited to backbone environments
Ana
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The New Dawn of Network Architectures
Metro/Regional 0 Gbps – 10 Gbps
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X
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NMS
IP/OTN/WDM
NMS
GMPLS
PeeringIPT
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X
IP/PKT/WDM
100% Packet
100% Circuit
Dyn
amic
Ada
ptiv
e S
witc
hing
IP/PKT off Loading
Core Backbone 1Gbps – 100Gbps
PoP A PoP B
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The New Dawn of network architectures - Federation
NREN 1NREN 6
NREN 4 NREN 7
Interconnections provided by individual domains e.g. wavelength or sub waves Demarcation Nodes (OTN and IP) provided by Virtual operator NOC handled by the Virtual operator
Federated OperationOTN Switch
IP (P) Router
IP Transit
IP Peering
Federated Network Architecture Example
X
X
X
X
NREN 5
NREN 1NREN 5
NREN 7
CPEX
X
XX
X
CPE
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Summary
IP intelligence to the edge
IP Off Loading OTN Based Transport Layer
DWDM Mesh Base Layer
Centralized IP Core(IP-T and Peering)
Uniform Network Architecture will not fit all
OTN for Multi-Domain Interconnection
Use Federation where it make sense
CCTNT for Metro and access networks
Vertical Control Plane Integration
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Thank you
Questions...
Presentation can be found at: http://tnc2010.terena.org/schedule/presentations/show.php?pres_id=38
Report “The New Dawn of Network Architecture” can be found at: http://tnc2010.terena.org/schedule/presentations/show.php?pres_id=38
and here:www.geant.net/Media_Centre/Media_Library/Pages/Deliverables.aspx
JRA1 Deliverables can be found at: www.geant.net/Media_Centre/Media_Library/Pages/Deliverables.aspx