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In our demonstration for GEC5, MANFRED will demonstrate an Aggregate Manager based on Web Services (SOAP/WSDL) that we have developed which integrates with our existing SOAP/WSDL-based circuit provisioning system and with the PlanetLab GENIWrapper for provisioning compute slivers.

The demonstration will show end-to-end 802.1Q VLAN slices being provisioned between PlanetLab slivers in a more integrated fashion than we demonstrated in our GEC4 demo.

(Our GEC4 demo included the capability to schedule/provision a high-speed dedicated circuit between 1-1000Mbps with 1Mbps granularity, which terminated as a tagged Ethernet 802.1Q VLAN on end hosts either running the PlanetLab MyPLC software or running as a standalone server.)

Additional details about our demo will be appended to this ticket as they develop.

Our demonstration has the following requirements at the GEC5 venue in Seattle:

• 2 AC outlets for laptops

• enough table space for two laptops

• enough board space for our poster - 36" x 48" (portrait orientation)

• wired Internet connection

• two static IP addresses

• projector / projector screen space (for projecting the demo)

If needed, we can offer to bring a portable projector. We would still need the projector screen in any case.

We would like to have four people from our project present work (1 PI, 1 grad student, 2 undergrads). To accommodate them, we will need:

Stands for 2 posters Enough table space to comfortably have 4 presenters talk with attendees (perhaps 12' of table?) 2 flat screen monitors or similar. 2 projectors A space to project onto.

We would like a stands for 1 poster, 3 chairs and sufficient table space and chairs for 3 attendees. We would like to have 1 projector/projector screen and 1 large monitor (preferably, 22" LCD monitor).