Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
AARNet3 Network
Network Operations
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A small NOC Team mainly based in Perth (4 people) Support with state based managers and technical staff 24x7 Contact point managed by outsourced call centre 24x7 Monitoring by Nagios email and SMS warnings SNMP Management of the Network 100% Netflow enabled at the customer edge Currently 63 routers expanding to 80 at end of year Over 8,000 kms of fibre Moving to DWDM
2005, AARNet Pty Ltd
Security
High importance in the modern high bandwidth network Proactively monitor Netflow enabled to easily detect attacks Actively participate with other NOCs to detect intrusions, bots and mitigate attacks.
Latency important to some but others more interested in bandwidth Need to build for peak demand So that means lots of white space But Nature abhors a vacuum
IPv6
Just plumbing but Unlike GOSIP it needs to be taken seriously Important to Asia End-to-end principle First Australian IPv6 Summit
http://www.isoc-au.org.au/ipv6summit/ October 2005
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Used 10Gbps circuit from Canberra to Pittsburgh During the 30 hours of demonstration, 20 Terabytes of data were transmitted in each direction. No custom equipment involved, all off-the-shelf components
12 2005, AARNet Pty Ltd
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Australian Contribution
Created dedicated circuit The data from two of the Australian telescopes (Parkes [The Dish] & Mopra) was transferred via light plane to CSIRO Marsfield (Sydney) CeNTIE based fibre from CSIRO Marsfield to AARNet3 GigaPOP SXTransPORT 10G to Seattle Lightpath to Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe (JIVE) across CA*net4 and SURFnet optical infrastructure
16 2005, AARNet Pty Ltd
Australian Contribution
The data was transferred at an average rate of 400Mbps 1Gbps path was available, TCP stack tuning important The data from these two telescopes were reformatted and correlated within hours of the end of the landing This early correlation allowed calibration of the data processor at JIVE, ready for the data from other telescopes to be added
VLBI Fringes
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AARNet middleware
In-house developments
Develop a middleware architecture framework for development activities. Roll out eduroam to AARNet offices and staff. Gain practical experience of Shibboleth by Creating an AARNet Identity Provider system for AARNet staff and join MAMS federation. Assessing the feasibility of shibbolising AARNet applications and services. Further development AARNets middleware website to generate awareness;
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AARNet middleware
Joint activities
Involvement in national middleware initiatives involving education and research communities. CAUDIT Identity and Access Management survey 2005. Participation and assistance in eduroam Australia roll out, development and policy. Participation in global eduroam development and policy. CAUDIT PKI Technical Working Group in developing a nationa PKI. Global middleware policy.
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