SURFnet network developments 10th E-VLBI workshop 15 Nov Wouter Huisman SURFnet

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SURFnet network developments 10th E-VLBI workshop 15 Nov 2011 Wouter Huisman SURFnet

Engine for Innovation Mission To improve higher education and research by promoting, developing and operating a trusted, connecting infrastructure that facilitates optimum use of the possibilities offered by ICT. Vision We make a unique contribution by ensuring that researchers, instructors, and students can work together simply and effectively by linking individuals and teams seamlessly together and by giving them access to services, data, and tools and by encouraging and developing new ICT applications. Network infrastructure a hybrid fixed-wireless network as the basis for all collaboration, providing efficient, unlimited data transport. Results Collaboration infrastructure a pioneering collaboration environment that seamlessly connects systems, services, tools, and people 2

Network users e-vlbi, a global radio telescope

SURFnet - Dutch National Research & Education Network (NREN) - Network, services and innovation partner for research institutes, universities, colleges, academic hospitals, cultural institutions - Not for profit organisation, approx 80 employees - 180 connected institutions, 1M end-users - Business model: - Innovation through project subsidies - Revenue through tariffs from institutions

SURFnet6 highlights - World s first NREN with a nationwide hybrid network, truly collapsed IP backbone (routers at 2 locations only) - IPv4 and IPv6, unicast and multicast, plus lightpath provisioning, over a single DWDM transmission infrastructure - Dynamic Lightpath services in production in 2008 - www.opendrac.org - Professional (outsourced) NOC: 7x24hrs active monitoring SURFnet. We make innovation work

Lightpaths Lightpath: - Point-to-point connection - Within SURFnet6 based on SDH - SURFnet7 offers NGE SURFnet - We make innovation work Lightpaths offer: - Exclusive network connection - Guaranteed bandwidth - Minimal latency (in NL < 10 ms) - Minimal jitter - Minimal packet-loss - Secure (separated from the routed Internet)

Dynamic lightpaths Request (Web GUI, API) OpenDRAC Control plane More information OpenDRAC: http://www.opendrac.org

SURFnet fiber footprint - 11.000+ km dark fiber - Cross Border Fibers NORDUnet and PSNC, Hamburg LOFAR and Onsala Fiber Aachen, LOFAR and Effelsberg LHC, Geneva

What s in place for Jive? IP GLIF GEANT CBF SURFnet Core router NetherLight Amsterdam 5Gb/s Jive Correlator 6x 1Gb/s 1x 10Gb/s 1x 10Gb/s for NEXPReS pilot Dwingeloo

NetherLight - Open Lightpath Exchange - www.glif.is - No policy for connecting to NetherLight - Supporting Ethernet Layer 2 and Sonet Layer 1 lightpath services transparently - Co-located with AMSIX

World GLIF map

European GLIF map

NetherLight connectivity

Automated GOLE Project Creating dynamic lightpaths NSI- A Open DRAC NSI NSI- B NSI- C oscars Partners: University of Amsterdam Internet2 StarLight JGN2 CERN NORDUnet CESNET PSNC SURFnet ESnet ION

Network Services Interface (NSI) - Standardized by NSI working group in OGF Intend to define 3 protocols: - Service Connection protocol - Allows reserve, delete, query services - R1.0 is due for ratification à demo ed at SC 11 - R2.0 includes modify services - Topology Exchange protocol - Needed to automatically discover other networks - Event protocol - State change and event

NSI requestor and provider interface

NEXPReS connectivity OpenDRAC NEXPReS BoD MW RA NSI PA

Current network services: SURFnet6 SURFnet6 IP routed services Lightpath services IPv4 IPv6 dynamic static unicast multicast unicast multicast single lightpath OPN

SURFnet7: the scalable hybrid network Application Application Application Application Application Application Institution SURFnet Routed IP (Layer 3) Next Gen Ethernet (Layer 2) Optical Transport (Layer 0/1) Institution 19 Layer 3 service (IP) Layer 2 service (Ethernet) SURFnet. We make innovation work Layer 0/1 service (Lambda)

SURFnet7: network services SURFnet7 IP routed services Lightpath services Multiple Services per port Transparent LAN IPv4 IPv6 dynamic on-demand static Burstable/ Elastic (CIR+EIR) unicast multicast unicast multicast single lightpath OPN

SURFnet7 network - All network services (IP and lightpaths) on a converged Carrier Ethernet platform - IP: improved aggregation layer - Lightpaths: guaranteed bandwidth services, minimal delay and jitter, 50ms restoration time (1:1 protection), simple (point and click provisioning), transparent, scalable and flexible - 1G, 10G and 40/100G (future) client connections - Chosen Vendor: Ciena

Multiple Services per Port - Single client port aggregating IP, E-LINE, E-LAN and Dynamic lightpaths as long as line BW allows. - 1G/10G client or line speed - Services distinction by VLAN on UNI - All services on client port are tagged - Flexibility with service activation (no installation work) - Bundeling services, price per port model 22 Uplink1 Uplink2 UNI: IP1, Lightpath1, E-LAN, Dynamic services

Bandwidth on Demand evolution for SN7 NEXPReS MW NSI Requester Interface NEXPReS MW NSI Requester Interface NSI NSI NSI Provider Interface BoD NSI Provider Interface User Mgmt Resource Mgmt OpenDRAC User Mgmt Resource Mgmt Topology/Discovery Path finding cct Reservation Provisioning per NE NE Association Reuse of existing functions of CIENA NMS CIENA NMS Topology/Discovery Path finding cct Reservation Provisioning per NE NE Association SN6 Network SN7 Network

Thank you! Wouter Huisman wouter.huisman@surfnet.nl