APAN19-TLPW&WHREN, 2005.01.28 International Research Connections Translight/PacificWave and WHREN...

APAN19-TLPW&WHREN, 2005.01.28

International Research ConnectionsTranslight/PacificWave andWHREN

John SilvesterVice-Provost, University of Southern California

Chair, CENIC

APAN 19, Bangkok, 2005.01.28


Overview

• Introduction to Pacific Wave• Translight/PacificWave

– Overview– Planned Activity for 2005

• WHREN– Overview– Planned Activity for 2005


What is Pacific Wave?

Pacific Wave is a state-of-the-art international peering and lambda integrated facility designed to serve advanced research, education, development, and high-tech networks throughout the Pacific Rim and the world.

Goal: enhance networking capabilities by increasing network efficiency, reducing latency, increasing throughput, reducing costs and provision point-to-point lambda services to meet the short and long-term needs associated with advanced application and network development and implementation.


Global R&E Network Pathways

PacificWave

DISCLAIMER - This network map was a best estimate of expected connectivity for 2005, several changes in connectivity and planned connectivity have happened since it was created


Pacific Wave Today

• Extensible peering exchange and lambda integrated facility• Nodes (currently) in Seattle and Los Angeles Seattle, connected by

a 10GbE wave provisioned over National LambdaRail (2,241 kilometers)

• AUP free• Supports IPv4 and IPv6; multicast enabled• Based on Layer 2, Ethernet connections (for layer 3 peering)• Provides 24x7 NOC support.• Priced consistently from node to node • Allows participants to self-select their peering• Allows participants to connect to one-location and access

participants at all Pacific Wave nodes• Supports advance applications• Welcomes any research or development network that can meet the

minimum network configuration requirements (connect with a router; support BGP; support jumbo-frames)


Who Operates Pacific Wave?

A joint project of CENIC and Pacific Northwest Gigapop

In collaboration with University of Southern California and University of Washington


Pacific Wave – What’s Next?

• Sunnyvale node to be implemented 2005 (Q2)• Several new (1G-10G) connections expected in 2005• Need for more flexible interconnect (layer 2, layer 1,

optical) and ability to manage these interconnect dynamics and complexity more efficiently

• Demand for dynamic optical exchange capabilities (GLIF)


Overview





Translight/PacificWave (TL/PW)

• Proposal to NSF/IRNC (International Research Connections)– PI John Silvester (USC)

– Co-PI Ron Johnson (UW)

• Objectives– Build out PacificWave exchange capabilities to facilitate international

R&E connections on US Pacific Coast

– Assist in the termination of AARnet SXTransport links to SEA and LAX

– Assist in buildout of Hawaii connectivity

– Assist in operation of IEEAF link Tokyo-Seattle

– Provide ongoing engineering and technical support to international networks landing at PacificWave nodes

– Develop and operate advanced capabilities to support optical interconnect and exchange needs of R&E networks

• In final stages of award process – any day now …


TL/PW Pacific Connections

CA*Net4 POP

TλEX Tokyo PW-Seattle

AARnet POP Sydney

Hawaii

OahuPW-LA

CLARA, CUDI POPs (Tijuana)

AARnet-SX Transport

IEEAF Link


TL-PW – West Coast Detail

AARNet-SX(N)To Kahe Point (HI)

Los Osos(CA)

SLO(CA)

Optics to carrynew lambda

over CalREN-XD from SLO to LA

Hillsboro(OR)

Portland (OR)

PW-SeattleNLR link

PW-Los Angeles

Pacific WaveN-S link

(over NLR)

AARNet-SX(S)To Spencer Beach (HI) Santa Barbara

(CA)


TL/PW – Hawaii Detail

SCCNOC-192

SCCNOC-192

AARNet-SX(S)To Sydney

Spencer Beach(Big Island)

Mauna KeaMKOCN (Summit)

Hilo

AARNet-SX(S)To Los Osos

Waimea

Kahe Point(Oahu)

Hawaii Gigapop(Oahu)

AARNet-SX(S)

To Sydney

AARNet-SX(N)To Portland


Mauna Kea Observatories Communication Network

CSO Gemini IRTFJCMT SMA UKIRT UH-2.2 UH-0.6 VLBACFHT Keck

CSO

Gemini

JAC

Subaru

SMA

CFHT

Keck

VLBA

UH IfA Hilo

UH-Managed Shared Network for All Observatories

Verizon Summit

Verizon Hilo

VerizonHumuula

VerizonWaimea

U N I V E R S I T YU N I V E R S I T Y

UH Hilo Campus

Subaru

DS3

Leased Private Links

Carrier Infrastructurefor leased shared & private links

Leased DS3 (shared)

UH managed fiber links

56kb

Hilo Base Facilities

Waimea Base Facilities

Proposed New GbE


Equinix-8186509

10GEDark Fiber

10GE10GE

1 Wilshire6509Equinix-600

6509

10GEDark Fiber

Equinix818 W 7th, LAX

Level(3) SVL6509

NLR 10GELambda

15808 DWDM

Equinix600 W 7th, LAX

1 Wilshire Bldg624 S. Grand, LAX

Level(3)1360 Kifer, SVL

10GEPAIX6509

PAIX529 Bryant

CENIC 10GELambda

10GE

15540 DWDM

15540 DWDM

15808 DWDM

PNWGP6509

10GE

10GE

PW-SEA

NLR 10GELambda

PacificWave – Connectivity Diagram

PW-LA


PacificWave Seattle

Seattle WestinFoundry BigIron

Black = already connected

Blue = in progress

Purple = proposed/possible1 Gigabit

10 Gigabit

10GE NLR Lambda to LAX (via Sunnyvale)

Abilene AARNet

CA*NET4

GEMnet

SingAREN

TANET2/TWARENATTBI/Comcast

DREN

KREONet2

ESnet

Microsoft

PNWGP

10GE NLR Lambda to STARLIGHT


Pacific Wave - Los Angeles

10GE

1 Wilshire6509

600 W 7th6509

818 W 7th6509

10GE 10GE

CENIC LAX HPR

10 GE NLR LambdaTo Seattle PWave

Via Sunnyvale

Abilene

TWAREN

TRANSPAC

Los Nettos

Qatar Foundation

NII/SINET


Blue = in progress

Purple = proposed/possible

1 Gigabit

10 Gigabit

AARNet


Pacific Wave LAX/SVL/PAIXScheduled Completion March 2005

1 Wilshire6509

Equinix-6006509

Equinix-8186509

CENIC LAX HPR

TO SEATTLE PWAVE

L3 SVL6509

PAIX6509

CENIC SVL HPR

CENIC DC HPR

1 Gigabit

10 Gigabit


Blue = in progress

Purple = proposed/possible

For LA detailSee LA slide

Site connectionsUnder discussion

10GE

10GE

10GE

10GE

10GE

10GE


Overview





WHREN: Increasing the Rate of Discovery and Enhancing Education across the Americas

• The Western Hemisphere Research and Networking (WHREN) initiative is:– A cooperative of research and education networks across the Americas

– A community based cyberinfrastructure

– A forum for Pan American collaboration

• The U.S. National Science Foundation supports WHREN through LILA (Links Interconnecting Latin America):– PI: Julio Ibarra (Florida International U); Co-PI: John Silvester (CENIC)

– Partial funding a fiber acquisition between San Diego, California and Tijuana, Mexico which will initially provide a 1 Gigabit per second (Gbps) link, eventually directly connecting into PW-LAX

– Partial supporting a 1.2 Gbps connection between Miami and Sao Paulo

– Connectivity growing to 10 Gbps over five years


WHREN-LILA links with RedCLARA

MIA-Sao Paulo and San Diego-Tijuana


WHREN-LILA Year 1 Link San Diego – Tijuana

San Diego (CENIC at UCSD/SDSC)

Tijuana (GX POP @ BESTEL)

CLARACUDI

switch

switch

CalREN/HPR


CLARA-CUDI-CalREN Logical Connections

Level 3 logical connections

CalREN/HPR

CLARA CUDI

CENIC at UCSD/SDSC

CLARA @ BESTEL

in Tijuana

GX POP @ 3180 University

Cisco 7206

switch

CLARA

switch

CUDI

switch

switch

CalREN/HPR

Cisco 4503


Future Plans

• Upgrade links to higher capacities• Backhaul CUDI and CLARA connections to Pacific Wave

(LA)• Explore lightpath/GLIF opportunities

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