Heanet, November 2005 P.Kaufmann/DFN Page 1 Vertically Integrated Optical Testbed for Large Applications in DFN Implementation of a testbed for optical networking as a cooperation of industrial and research partners Peter Kaufmann (DFN-Verein) [email protected]Ferdinand Hommes (FhG/IMK) [email protected]November 2005 www.viola-testbed.de VIOLA
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Heanet, November 2005 P.Kaufmann/DFN Page 1
Vertically Integrated Optical Testbed for Large Applications in DFN
Implementation of a testbed for optical networking as a cooperation of industrial and research partners
• Organized as consortium, Leader: DFN-Verein• Members of consortium:
– Alcatel SEL AG, T-Systems International GmbH, – Siemens AG, FhG (IMK, SCAI), – FZ Jülich, Stiftung caesar, – Univ. Bonn, FH Bonn-Rhein-Sieg (U Appl. Sc.)– RWTH Aachen
• Associated partner: GasLINE, Navtel, Univ. Erlangen• Term of Project: 3 Years
– Start of VIOLA: June 2004 – Funding: ca. 11 M€ from BMBF (Ministry of Research)
– Total costs: ca. 20 M€
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General Goals (1)
• Test & evaluation of current developments of netwoking technology including signalling & management – State-of-the-art (pre-)products of industrial partners
– Signalling mechanisms and interfaces
– Wide area field tests, laboratory environment for specific tests
• Preparation for X-WIN of DFN (successor of G-WIN)– Call for tender for fiber+WDM late 2004; implementation since Summer 2005;
– Implementation of (new) routing/switching equipment in 2006/07;
– Implementation as a stepwise process with increasing service complexity;
• Implementation of a vertical testbed – Applications
– Middleware tools
– Optical transport technology for IP, SDH and GE
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Testbed Topology
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Components & Connections
Porz6 x MM
8 x MM
18 x MM
…
3 x MM
57 km
7,8 km
12 x MM
536 m
10 x MM
2 x MM
Uni Bonn
4 x MM
temporary locations
Alcatel 1696
ADVA FSP 3000
ADVA FSP 3000
SDH Alcatel 1678
20 x GE
14,6 km
optical amplifier
27,2 km
116,2 km
SDHSiemenshiT 7070
SDHSiemenshiT 7070
8 x GE
8 x GE
10 x MM
8 x MM
10 x MM
2 x MM
10 x MM
8 x MM
1 x MM2 x GE
2 x MM
ADVA
FSP1500
2 x GE
ADVA
FSP15002 x GE
Naurod
Dern-bach
ca. 200 km
ADVA
FSP1500
ADVA
FSP1500
12 x TP
2 x MM 2 x MM
10GE Riverstone
15008
12 x GE
15 x MM
1 x MM
Alcatel 1696
10GE Riverstone
1500824 x GE
ADVA
FSP1500
FhG SCAI
24 x GE
10GE Riverstone
15008
IMK
SCAI10GE Riverstone
1500824 x GE
2 x MM22 x TP
10 Gbps SDH 10 GEn x 10 Gbps (WDM)
10 Gbps coloured
Legend:
backbone node and user node
user node
other node
17 km
4 x MM44 x TP
48 x GE
10GE Riverstone
15008
10GE Riverstone
1500824 x GE
RWTH Aachen 2 x
SM
3 km
2 x GE
ADVA
FSP1500
10 Gbit/s SDH
ca. 400 km
16 km
Cologne
8 x MMSDH
SiemenshiT 7070
8 x GE 1 x 2,5Gbit/s
SDH Sycamore SN 16000
24 km
DWDM
DWDM
TSI Nuremberg
Uni Erlangen
FZJülich
GÉANTFrankfurt
ADVA
FSP15002 x GE
2 x MM
ADVA
FSP1500
FhG IMKSankt Augustin
caesarBonn
FH Bonn-Rhine-Sieg
2,5 Gbps SDH
SDH Alcatel 1678
16 x GE
Alcatel 7750 SR10 x
GE
SDH Alcatel 1678
12 x GE
Alcatel 7750 SR
10 x GE
Alcatel 7750 SR
10 x GE
1 GE (with number and type of interface - TP, MM and/or SM)
8.2.2005U. Eisenblätter, FhG-IMK
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Equipment (1)
• Equipment and Connectivity offers:– Different SDH-domains– In triangel in parallel with up to 10 Gbps:
• SDH-connectivity and
• L2-Ethernet-connectivity
– User access with n * GE– e2e-connectivity via L2-service or via L2/SDH-service
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Equipment (2)
• Alcatel 1678 (SDH-Cross-Connect) – Interfaces: up to 10 Gbps-SDH (STM-64) and GE, with GFP– Signalling: OIF/UNI-N 1.0 R2 and E-NNI
• Alcatel 7750 SR (Router) – Interfaces: up to 10 Gbps-SDH, GE and 10GE, L2-Service: VPLS (H-VPLS)
• Riverstone 15008 (GE-Switch)– Interfaces: GE and 10GE, L2-Service: VPLS (H-VPLS)
• Siemens SURPASS hiT 7070 (SDH Cross-Connect) – Interfaces: up to 10 Gbps SDH (STM-64) and GE, with GFP– Signalling: I-NNI, Cross-connect capacity: 160 Gbit/s
• First Signalling-Results– GMPLS with Soft-Perm-Conn at Alcatel-CC1678 in operation
– OIF-E-NNI at Alcatel-CC1678 and Sycamore-CC SN16000 available
– OIF-UNI 1.0,R2, network side at Alcatel-CC1678 available
– OIF-UNI 1.0,R2, network side at Sycamore-CC-SN16000 available
– OIF-UNI 1.0,R2, client side: Late 2005
– OIF-UNI 2.0, planned for 1Q 2006 at Alcatel and Siemens CC
– Interworking tests of OIF-E-NNI between Alcatel-CC1678 and
Sycamore-CC-SN16000: some problems (interpretation of Unicast/Multicast OSPF-Packets when using IP-tunnels)
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Network Signalling (4)
• Provision of Ethernet-Service over SDH with bandwidth adjustment (New SDH: GFP, LCAS, VC).– GFP: Generic Framing Procedure (ITU-T G.7042), method to transport
data packets (e.g. Ethernet) over SDH– LCAS: Link Capacity Adjustment Scheme (ITU-T G.7041), dynamical
bandwidth adjustment for SDH-links (variable VC4-container)– Virtual Concatenation (VC) instead of Continuous Concatenation (CC):
VC4-Container may use different ways in the transport network
• First New-SDH-Results– Basic tests/interworking between Alcatel-CC-1678, Siemens-CC-
hiT7070 and ADVA-GE-MUX-1500 successful – LCAS tests in 4Q 2005
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Network Signalling (5)
• Operation of L2-Subnetworks– VPLS, H-VPLS (Hierarchical Virtual Private LAN Service) – Based on Riverstone15008 and Alcatel-7750, connected via SDH-
Equipment (Alcatel-CC 1678) or directly with 10GE-LAN-Phy– Test: Performance, Functionality
• First L2-Results– VLL and VPLS: OK
– H-VPLS: Problems, Alcatel/Riverstone not fully compatible
– Interworking Ether Flow Control between L2/SDH-Switches: OK
– QoS-Fkt. for b/w limitations (Shaping,Policing;Ingress,Egress): OK
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Network Signalling (6)
STM 16 SDH
10GE LAN-Phy
GEVPLS Core
H-VPLS Spoke
15008 FhG-IMKr08sa
15008 FH-BRSr08fh
15008 FhG-SCAIr08sa2
15008 Uni Bonnr08bn
15008 caesarr08ca
15008 FZJr08ju
7750 FhG-IMKa50sa
7750 FZJa50ju
7750 Uni Bonna50bn
GE SDH
a78sa a78j
u
a78bn
a78bn SDH Component
6 * GE
6 * GE
1 * GE
1 * GE SDH
now 1*GE Connection between a50sa and r08salater 1*GE Connection from a50sa via SDH to r08sa
s70sa s70bn a78saa78bn a78ju
Legend:
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Network Signalling (7)
• Development of interfaces for user controlled signalling
I-NNI I-NNI
Client Client
E-NNIUNI UNI
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Project Goal Middleware
• Implementation of an operational environment for PC-cluster based on UNICORE– UNICORE supports the operation of a Compute-Grid
– Interoperability with Globus-toolkit and compatibility with OGSA (Open Grid Services Architecture) is planned
• Development / Portation of missing components– Development of a Meta-Scheduler based on Global Grid Forum
– Adaptation/upgrading of local tools to connect and analyse distributed applications
– Development of high-performance parallel-I/O-interfaces (main
memory, file server)
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Project Goal Applications (1)
• Usage/upgrading of (existing) applications with high and dynamical transfer requirements (e.g. e-science / Grid)– Several GE-tunnels per application – Dynamical requirement of bandwidth with guaranteed QoS – User controlled networks (E2E)
• Integration of real users – Variable requir. (time,size,quality) for „stress-test“ of network
equipment
• Based on experiences with new networks– Creation of new ideas for applications – Motivation of user groups for GRID-technology
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Access of Applications to the Transport Network
GÉANT Frankfurt
2 x GE
10 x GE WS
17 x GE1 x 10GE
GE-Switch
FH Bonn-Rhine-SiegSankt Augustin
17 x MyMyrinet2 Gbit/s
11 x GE
PC-Cluster11 x 2 Proz.
11 x FEFE
University of Erlangen
WS
1 x 10GE GE-Switch
WS
University of Bonn
4 x GE
RWTH Aachen
WS 2 x GE
40 x GE 2 x 10GEGE-
SwitchPC-Cluster40 x 2 Proz.
caesar
9 x My
7 x GE
Research Centre Jülich
WS
Myrinet1 Gbit/s
Fraunhofer InstitutesSankt Augustin
PC-Cluster17 x 2 Proz.
8 x GE
9 x GE
Transport Network
PC-Cluster9 x 4 Proz.
11.11.2004U. Eisenblätter, FhG-IMK
Legend:
PC-Cluster / Grid Application
Signalling tests and „stress tests“, VR and other Applications
PC...
WS
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Distribution of Costs/Funding
Project Management (2%)
Network (81%)
Applications (13%)
Cooperation andDissemination (4%)
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International Aspects
• DFN participates in EGEE (Enabling Grids for e-science in Europe)
– international Grid-Infrastructure based on existing networks
• „VIOLA-Participation“ (DFN, TSI, Uni Erlangen) in FP6-projects:– GN2 - Geant2– MUPBED - Multi-Partner European Testbeds for Research
Networking
• The testbed VIOLA forms the national base to contribute successfully to international projects
• Interested for cooperation with similar projects/activities in Europe and elsewhere
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Status (1)
• Testbed implementation was finished early 2005:– circuits are connected (including connection to G-WIN/GEANT)
– equipment is installed;
– network management is operational
• Work items of „Transport & Signalling“ have been started:– I-NNI: Available for Siemens-CC-hiT7070
– E-NNI: Available for Alcatel-CC-1678 and Sycamore-CC-SN16000
– E-NNI interoperability tests between Alcatel & Sycamore
– UNI-N 1.0 R2: Available for Alcatel-CC-1678
– GFP/LCAS-Tests between Alcatel-1678 & Siemens-hiT7070
– E2E: Specification of user interface & design of reservation system
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Status (2)
• L2-Test/Operation:– VLL/VPLS interoperability tests with Alcatel & Riverstone: OK
– H-VPLS interoperability tests with Alcatel & Riverstone: Some problems
• Initial version of middleware is deployed, Integration of new middleware components in progress
• Application projects have finished preparatory work• First “runs” over the network have been made
Applications are beginning to stress network & middleware.