Changes between Version 58 and Version 59 of clusterdvlan


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12/04/09 16:38:55 (14 years ago)
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    102 == 5.3.2  Connecting Cluster D Entities to a Backbone Network ==
    103 
    104 === 5.3.2.1  Template ===
     102== 5.3.3  Connecting Cluster D Entities to a Backbone Network ==
     103
     104=== 5.3.3.1  Template ===
    105105
    106106a)   PI or staff contact:[[BR]]
     
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    142142
    143 === 5.3.2.2 ORCA/BEN and IMF Aggregates ===
     143=== 5.3.3.2 ORCA/BEN and IMF Aggregates ===
    144144
    145145a)  Contact: Chris Heermann ckh@renci.org (RENCI) [[BR]]
     
    163163
    164164
    165 === 5.3.2.3 BBN Aggregate ===
     165=== 5.3.3.3 BBN Aggregate ===
    166166
    167167a)  Contact: Josh Karlin  jkarlin@bbn.com
     
    185185g)  References [[BR]]
    186186
    187 === 5.3.2.4 DOME , ViSE and Cloud-Control  Aggregates ===
     187=== 5.3.3.4 DOME , ViSE and Cloud-Control  Aggregates ===
    188188
    189189a)  Contacts: [[BR]]
     
    222222
    223223
    224 === 5.3.2.5 Kansei Aggregates ===
     224=== 5.3.3.5 Kansei Aggregates ===
    225225
    226226a)  Contacts:
     
    233233 Note:  VLANs from Wayne State, via ?, to NLR not yet defined
    234234
    235 === 5.3.2.6 OKGems Aggregate ===
     235=== 5.3.3.6 OKGems Aggregate ===
    236236
    237237a)  Contact:  Xiaolin (Andy) Li, Computer Science Department, Oklahoma State University (OSU) xiaolin@cs.okstate.edu
     
    239239 Note:  VLANs from Oklahoma State, via ?, to NLR not yet defined
    240240
    241 === 5.3.2.7 LEARN Regional Network and Connected Aggregates ===
     241=== 5.3.3.7 LEARN Regional Network and Connected Aggregates ===
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    243243a)  Contact:  Deniz Gurkan University of Houston College of Technology dgurkan@uh.edu
     
    252252  NLR C-WAVE has a PoP in Houston
    253253
    254 === 5.3.2.8 iGENI (Starlight) Crossconnect ===
     254=== 5.3.3.8 iGENI (Starlight) Crossconnect ===
    255255
    256256a)  Contacts:
     
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    276 
    277 == 5.3.3  Backbone Connectivity Options ==
    278 
    279 
    280 === 5.3.3.1 Internet2 ===
    281 
    282 a)  See [[http://www.internet2.edu/  Internet2]]
    283 
    284 b)  L3 service
    285 
    286 Details?
    287 Reach?
    288 
    289 c)  Pre-configured VLANs on GENI “wave”, between certain Internet2 Wave System nodes.  See [[http://www.internet2.edu/waveco/  Internet2 WAVE]]
    290 
    291 This is the approach being used by ProtoGENI backbone. 
    292 
    293 See [[http://www.protogeni.net/trac/protogeni/wiki/Backbone  ProtoGENI Backbone]]
    294 
    295 See [[http://www.protogeni.net/trac/protogeni/wiki/BackboneNode   ProtoGENI Backbone Node]]
    296 
    297 Pt-to-pt?     Multi-point?
    298 
    299 
    300 d)  Direct connections to the Internet2 Wave System nodes. 
    301 
    302 This is the approach being used by ProtoGENI backbone nodes.
    303 
    304 See [[http://www.protogeni.net/trac/protogeni/wiki/Backbone  ProtoGENI Backbone]]
    305 
    306 See [[http://www.protogeni.net/trac/protogeni/wiki/BackboneNode   ProtoGENI Backbone Node]]
    307 
    308 More details on this can be found at ? It states that the  ProtoGENI switches (shown below in the IP table) are each attached to the GENI L2 wave but also to I2's Layer 3 network at 1Gb/s.
    309 
    310 e)  Tunnel to Internet2 Wave System nodes. 
    311 
    312 From ?:  Those aggregates that cannot get on the wave but are attached to I2 might be able to configure static IP tunnels (such as Ethernet over GRE) to one of the ProtoGENI switches attached to I2's Layer 3 services.
    313 
    314 f)  Switched VLANs using Internet2 DCN service.
    315 
    316 The Internet2 DCN service provides switched VLANs, but there are two issues that suggest that it will not be utilized for GENI traffic.   
    317 
    318 First, its use has not been included in the package of services donated to GENI, and thus there may be a cost to the GENI aggregate now, or in the future.
    319 
    320 Second, it is available in only a limited number of Internet2 PoPs, and these may be difficult to reach.
    321 
    322 Currently, ORCA plans to provide an interface into the Internet2 IDC by 2/1/10.
    323 
    324 
    325 === 5.3.3.2 NLR ===
    326 
    327 a)  See [[http://www.nlr.net/   NLR]]
    328 
    329 b)  L3 service  See [[http://www.nlr.net/packetnet.php  PacketNet]]
    330 
    331 PacketNet is a barebones service providing high-speed access to other things which happen to be on PacketNet.
    332 Details?
    333 Reach?
    334 
    335 c)  Switched (or pre-configured) VLANs using FrameNet service.  See [[http://www.nlr.net/framenet.php  NLR FrameNet]]
    336 
    337 Pt-to-pt?   
    338 Multi-point?
    339 
    340 Setup using Sherpa service. 
    341 
    342 BEN has used Sherpa to pre-configure VLANs.  See [[http://groups.geni.net/geni/attachment/wiki/ORCABEN/071509c%20%20ORCA_BEN%20demo.pdf  Figure 6-4]].
    343 
    344 ORCA plans to provide an interface into the Sherpa GCI by 2/1/10.
    345 
    346 FrameNet/SHERPA is used to create dedicated static
    347 VLANs between sites with NLR access.  NLR does *not* (afaik)
    348 provide any sort of VLAN translation or tunnelling support, so
    349 you are entirely responsible for arriving at your NLR endpoint
    350 with your VLANs intact, as it were.  This seems likely to cause
    351 problems for some sites, given NLR's relatively small number of
    352 endpoints.  It has certainly caused some problems for us.  RENCI
    353 controls their access all the way to their NLR switch port, which
    354 gives them a lot more flexibility.  (And note that, since they
    355 can be flexible and do arbitrary VLAN translation on their own
    356 equipment, people who want to talk to them (like us), don't have
    357 to be as flexible.)
    358 
    359 d)  VLANs via C-Wave service?
    360 
    361 Details?
    362 How?
    363 
    364 
    365 
    366 == 4.  Configuration of VLAN Connections ==
     275== 5.3.4  Configuration of VLAN Connections ==
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