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Internet2 QBone Initiative SC99 Portland, OR November 17, 1999

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Internet2 QBone Initiative. SC99 Portland, OR November 17, 1999. Motivation & Background. Many Internet2 applications require QoS Despite years of IntServ/RSVP work, scalable & interoperable QoS is not here! Internet2 QoS Working Group wrestled with this and... - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Internet2 QBone Initiative

Internet2 QBone Initiative

SC99Portland, OR

November 17, 1999

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Supercomputing ‘99 — Portland, OR, November 16, 1999

Motivation & Background Many Internet2 applications require QoS Despite years of IntServ/RSVP work, scalable &

interoperable QoS is not here! Internet2 QoS Working Group wrestled with this and... Launched QBone initiative to:

– Build a QoS testbed and iterate as we learn– Balance networking research with providing a service– Build upon IETF DiffServ work– Support intradomain & interdomain deployment

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Application QoS Requirements

Intolerant

Tolerant

Adaptive

Latency, Throughput,Jitter, etc

Q: What services do tomorrow’s applications need? A: There are really a broad range of needs Need better understanding through experience

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Network QoS Requirements

GigaPoP

C C

GigaPoP

C C

GigaPoP

C C

CC

GigaPoP

C C

GigaPoP

C C

GigaPoP

C C

Backbone

GigaPoPs

CampusNetworks

GigaPoPsCampus

Networks

Must Scale to... Interoperability...

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“Typical” Internet2 Performance

East Coast University to West Coast DOE Lab

• Minimum Delay• 50th Percentile Delay• 90th Percentile Delay

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IETF “Diff” + QBone “Serv”– Diff: Expedited Forwarding (EF) (RFC 2598) – Serv: QBone Premium Service (QPS)

Contract: leased line emulation at a specified peak rate Near-zero loss Low, bounded jitter

Reservation Setup Protocol– Phase0: long-lived, manual setup, campus-to-campus extent– Phase1: more dynamic, automatic setup, flexible extent

QBone Measurement Architecture– Uniform collection of QoS metrics– Uniform dissemination interface

QBone Architecture

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......

Initial QIG** 11 February 1999 (actual connectivity and participating networks may vary as deployment progresses)

OtherNGIXs

ESNet NREN

Abilene

UMass

UMN

vBNS

MAGPI NYSERNetTexas GP PSCNCNI

CA*Net2

APAN

SingAREN SURFNet

Merit

UMichUPennCMUTAMU Duke NCSU UNC

CTIT

IU

EVLiCAIRNWUUBC

ARDNOC

NTU

NUS

LBNL

AmesANL

KDD Labs

Korea

RISQ

CRC UNB

MREN /STAR TAP

Other DOE Labs

Other NASA Labs

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Recent Activities QBone architecture (v1.0) finalized QBone BB Advisory Council (QBBAC) draft

recommendations on web site Interdomain QPS demonstrated (nM demo) UCAID participation in DOE/NGI testbed

(instrumentation, consultation) QCon router interoperability event BBop bandwidth broker operability event

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QBone BB Group (QBBAC) Chartered to recommend inter-BB signaling experiment Numerous R&E and corporate partners 6 proto-BBs recently tested at BBop:

– Merit– U. Kansas– Siemens

Requirements/protocol draft on web site Converging on recommendation; top contenders:

– Lightweight, flexible setup protocol– Int-over-Diff

– Luleå Tech. / Telia Research– Globus GARA Scheduler– MCI Worldcom

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Abilene QBone Plans The Plan:

– Abilene aggressively implementing QBone architecture The Status:

– Testing GSR edge card functionality (CAR)– Deploying new GSR core cards (MDRR) – Pursuing QBone peerings with ESNet, Dante– Phased rollout starting “real soon”

The Team:– UCAID– Indiana U.– I-TEC

North Carolina Ohio

– NCNE– Cisco– Qwest– Nortel

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Abilene QoS Service Phasing

Measurement Infrastructure

Edge Policing

Phase 0 Setup (manual)

Core Forwarding

Phase 1 Setup (BB)

Edge Forwarding

Shaping

Sweetwater Midland Odessa Pecos

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Coming up... Abilene QBone deployment (Fall/Winter) Final QBBAC recommendations (r.s.n.) Second Internet2 Joint Applications/Engineering QoS

Workshop: “QBone: Early Experiences and the Road Ahead” (Feb 9-10)

“Phase 0” QBone rollout

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For more information... QBone home page:

http://www.internet2.edu/qbone Internet2 QoS Working Group home page:

http://www.internet2.edu/qos/wg

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More Info ...

www.internet2.edu {dvh|ted|almes|matt|ben}@internet2.edu [email protected] apps.internet2.edu/talks/ Internet2

3025 Boardwalk Suite 100 Ann Arbor, MI 48108 +1.734.913.4250

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