Winter 2008 ESCC/Internet2 Joint Techs Workshop

All on-campus meetings will take place at the East-West Center.

Sunday, January 20, 2008 to Thursday, January 24, 2008
All Times UTC/GMT -10 hours

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NOTE: Additional task force and working meetings as well as BoFs and SIGs will be posted as soon as they are confirmed. To view updates please return to this page often.

Friday, 1/18		Location
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM	Network Performance Workshop (separate registration required) See http://e2epi.internet2.edu/npw/jt08-uhi/requirements.html.	Asia
	Dynamic Circuit Network Workshop (separate registration required) See http://events.internet2.edu/2007/DCN/.	Tagore
Saturday, 1/19		Location
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Network Performance Workshop (separate registration required) See http://e2epi.internet2.edu/npw/jt08-uhi/requirements.html.	Asia
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM	Dynamic Circuit Network Workshop (separate registration required) See http://events.internet2.edu/2007/DCN/.	Tagore
9:00 AM - 4:45 PM	CAIDA/WIDE Workshop (invitation only)    Bill Manning , University of Southern California/ISI See http://www.hawaii.edu/tip2008/.	Kamehameha
1:00 PM - 5:30 PM	GLIF General Meeting    Kevin Meynell , TERENA	Pacific
Sunday, 1/20		Location
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM	GLIF Technical Issues Working Group    Kevin Meynell , TERENA	Makana
	GLIF Control Plane Working Group    Kevin Meynell , TERENA	Ohana
9:00 AM - 4:30 PM	CAIDA/WIDE Workshop (invitation only)    Bill Manning , University of Southern California/ISI See http://www.hawaii.edu/tip2008/.	Kamehameha
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM	IEEAF Meeting (invitation only)    John Charles , California State University, East Bay See http://www.hawaii.edu/tip2008/.	Washington
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM	Laptop Bar / Help Desk	Sarimonok
	Registration Desk	outside, in front of Keoni (Mauka side)
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM	Introduction to APAN    Andrew Howard , The Australian National University  [pdf] This session provides an introduction to the Asia Pacific Advanced Network (APAN), covering the history, structure, membership, networks and programs of the organisation.	Keoni
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Ethernet-over-SONET Tutorial    John Graham , Indiana University  [pdf] This tutorial will cover in-depth the advanced next-generation features that are in use today on the new Internet2 Dynamic Circuit Network. The network grooms Ethernet circuits onto a high-capacity SONET core using a standards-based approach that is fully interoperable with equipment from many other vendors, and that makes the most efficient possible use of the available bandwidth. The technologies presented here are an attractive proposition for regional and metro networks as well as large provider backbones.	Pacific
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM	Break	Wailana
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM	Tools Tutorial    Rich Carlson , Department of Energy Rich Carlson will host the 14th Performance Tools Tutorial session. The presenters will provide an update on the development and use of problem-solving tools in campus environments.	Asia
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	GigaPoP Geeks BoF    Dave Diller , Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX)  [htm]  [ppt]    Caren Litvanyi , Global Research NOC at Indiana University  [htm]  [ppt]    Dan Magorian , Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX)  [htm]  [ppt]    Brent Sweeny , Indiana University	Sheraton Waikiki Honolulu/Kahuku
Monday, 1/21		Location
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM	Breakfast	Wailana
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM	Registration Desk	outside, in front of Keoni (Mauka side)
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM	Laptop Bar / Help Desk	Sarimonok
8:30 AM - 8:40 AM	Welcome / Opening Remarks    W. Scott Bradley , Brookhaven National Laboratory    Russ Hobby , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
8:40 AM - 8:50 AM	Local Host Welcome    David Lassner , University of Hawaii	Keoni
8:50 AM - 9:05 AM	ESnet Technology Update    William Johnston , Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
9:05 AM - 9:20 AM	Internet2 Update    David Lassner , University of Hawaii    Rick Summerhill , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
9:20 AM - 9:35 AM	ESnet Update    Joseph Burrescia , Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)  [htm]  [ppt] Update on changes at ESnet in the past six months, especially the ESnet4 transition.	Keoni
9:35 AM - 9:50 AM	APAN Update    Andrew Howard , The Australian National University The Asia Pacific Advanced Network (APAN) was formed to provide an Asian partner for the National Science Foundations HPIIS project in 1997. Since then the organisation has grown to include the majority of Asian countries. APAN is a consortium and does not operate networks itself, but provides a forum for the network operators within the Asia Pacific research and education community to collaborate on deployment, standards, and projects across the region. The range of infrastructure development across the region provides a variety of challenges from initial deployment to the provision of advanced high-bandwidth capabilities. This talk will describe the history and current status of APAN, and forecast some future developments.	Keoni
9:50 AM - 10:05 AM	Internet2 Technology Update    Eric Boyd , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt] The Internet2 staff and community are engaged in a wide range of technical efforts. This talk will give an overview of ongoing efforts and the process by which the community can help set the strategic vision for such efforts going forward, with a particular focus on the networking component of cyberinfrastructure.	Keoni
10:05 AM - 10:20 AM	NLR Update    John Silvester , University of Southern California  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
10:20 AM - 10:45 AM	Break	Wailana
10:45 AM - 11:00 AM	TEIN2 Update    David West , DANTE  [htm]  [ppt] This session will introduce the TEIN2 network. TEIN2 provides interconnectivity in the South Asia area, and provides high-speed access to GÉANT2. TransPAC2 is supporting high-speed access to the USA also.	Keoni
11:00 AM - 11:15 AM	Hawaii Network Update    Alan Whinery , University of Hawaii	Keoni
11:15 AM - 11:30 AM	Expanded WaveCo Services    Linda Roos , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt]    Christian Todorov , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt] This session will provide an overview of the recently expanded WaveCo services. In addition to the already existing wave services offered via WaveCo in conjunction with Level 3, Internet2 has recently added static circuit services provisioned on the Internet2 infrastructure to the WaveCo offerings. Static circuits across the Internet2 Network can be flexible in bandwidth and duration. Circuits with bandwidths of 50 Mbps to 10 Gbps are available for periods of weeks to years and can be rapidly provisioned. The fee for service is based on distance, bandwidth, duration, and protection scheme. In addition to information on the static circuit services offered on the Internet2 infrastructure, updates on Level 3-provided WaveCo circuits as well as FiberCo will be presented.	Keoni
11:30 AM - 11:45 AM	IPv6 Deployment Experiences    Ron Broersma , Defense Research and Engineering Network (DREN)  [htm]  [ppt] DREN and its community of DoD research organizations have been deploying IPv6 in its testbed and production networks for a number of years. There have been many challenges and lessons learned from these efforts. Lack of parity with IPv4 along with scarcity of IPv6-enabled security components has hampered deployment. Recent events and upcoming deadlines are resulting in a resurgence of interest in IPv6 deployment, and we are about to see increased activity in this area. This presentation will provide an update on these activities, challenges, lessons, and trends.	Keoni
11:45 AM - 12:00 PM	IPv4 and IPv6 Status    Richard Jimmerson , American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN)  [htm]  [ppt] This session will report on the depletion status of IPv4 and deployment status of IPv6. Pending Internet number resource distribution policy will be discussed. This session will also provide information about the new ARIN Legacy Registration Services Agreement.	Keoni
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM	Lunch	Wailana
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM	Vendor Soup - Force10 Switch/Router Solutions for R&E    Force 10 Representative   , Force 10 Networks  [htm]  [ppt] Force10 switch/routers provide superior technology for advanced R&E switching applications. For example, half of the 10 fastest supercomputers in the world utilize Force10 switches, and key peering points, such as StarLight, rely on Force10 density and line-rate capabilities. But Force10 switch/routers have also become a much better fit for R&E routing applications, as more features and capabilities have been added. In this session we will discuss the Force10 technologies and capabilities which make Force10 switch/routers both popular and indispensable for R&E switching and routing.	Kamehameha
12:30 PM - 1:50 PM	Multicast "Ask the Experts"    Alan Crosswell , Columbia University  [htm]  [ppt] An open meeting of the multicast working group. Discussion of current problems, issues, and opportunities to use multicast.	Keoni
	perfSONAR Working Group    Jeff Boote , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt]    Aaron Brown , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt] This is a regular meeting of the perfSONAR Working Group, a collection of individuals deploying the perfSONAR measurement infrastructure and/or developing tools for use with the international perfSONAR framework. The group meets regularly by phone; this is an opportunity for it to meet face-to-face as well as include new potential working group members. More information can be found at http://www.perfsonar.net/.	Makana
	Enabling IPv6 in Products and Services    Bill Cerveny , Arbor Networks  [pdf] This presentation looks at IPv6 deployment from the perspective of unrolling a production-grade product or service that includes IPv6 functionality. Topics discussed include considerations for integrating IPv6 capabilities with product/service goals, suggestions for developing and testing IPv6 capabilities, and observations from experiences in enabling IPv6 in a product/service.	Pumehana
	NLR Layer 2 / Layer 3 Technical Update    Ed Balas , Indiana University  [pdf]    Jon-Paul Herron , Indiana University  [pdf]    Brent Sweeny , Indiana University While the plenary session will skim through a number of NLR Layer 1/2/3 updates, this session will focus on new technical features of the Layer 2 and Layer 3 networks, especially the new dynamic-provisioning feature.	Ohana
	NTAC Peering Group	Washington Room
2:00 PM - 2:20 PM	The Gathering Storm: The Coming Internet Crisis    Kevin Oberman , Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)  [htm]  [ppt] A confluence of network events seems likely to require a major change in the Internet. The end of IPv4 address space has been announced. IPv6 uptake is "limited". Hardware is often pressed with the size of both the RIB and FIB. There is no clear path to IPv6 without a major increase in table size. Are we doomed?	Keoni
2:20 PM - 2:40 PM	Forcing the Issue: A Campus's (Ongoing) Experience in IPv6 Deployment    Michael Sinatra , University of California, Berkeley  [pdf] With the recent resolutions by ICANN, ARIN, and other RIRs regarding the need to migrate to IPv6, UC Berkeley decided to proceed more aggressively in rolling out IPv6 on campus. For the past few years, IPv6 at UCB had been an experimental project on a very small number of networks. The new project aims to slowly and methodically roll out IPv6 basically everywhere on campus. Part of the purpose of the project is not merely to have IPv6 functionality around campus, but to work through the process and see what breaks and what can and cannot support IPv6. This is where the notion of "forcing the issue" comes in. In the presentation I give an update on the early stages of this project and what we have learned so far. I'll discuss upcoming deployment tasks (and challenges) and give an overall impression of the process, which I hope will be "cautiously upbeat, as long as expectations are properly managed."	Keoni
2:40 PM - 3:00 PM	Update on BGP-path-hinting    Brent Sweeny , Indiana University  [pdf] Review progress and status of the BGP-path-hinting proposal, including proof-of-concept/test deployment and sample configurations.	Keoni
3:00 PM - 3:20 PM	Routeviews Update    David Meyer , University of Oregon  [pdf] The University of Oregon Routeviews project provides routing data for both research and operational purposes. This talk provides an overview of the project as well as current events in routing data collection.	Keoni
3:20 PM - 3:40 PM	Internet2 IPv6 Connector Changes - Moving Commercial IPv6 to CPS    Caren Litvanyi , Global Research NOC at Indiana University  [htm]  [ppt] This talk will explain to our community the planned IPv6 routing changes affecting ALL Internet2 IPv6-enabled Connectors. CPS creates the opportunity for Internet2 to substantially improve its IPv6 connectivity to the commercial ISP world, but some significant architectural changes need to be made for the benefits to be realized. This talk will explain the CPS architecture (Layer3 VPN/VRF) and the issues that arise when we want to enhance IPv6 connectivity via CPS, and explore various solutions. We will go over in detail the plan presented to the NTAC committee that explains how we would like to move forward.	Keoni
3:40 PM - 4:10 PM	Break	Wailana
4:10 PM - 4:30 PM	LISP: A Level of Indirection for Routing    David Meyer , University of Oregon  [pdf] This talk overviews LISP (the Locator/ID Separation Protocol) and its associated mapping systems. LISP was developed in response to issues raised at the IAB Routing and Addressing Workshop which was held in Amsterdam in October 2006.	Keoni
4:30 PM - 4:50 PM	CNGI and CERNET2    Xing Li , CERNET  [pdf] This presentation will provide an introduction to the IPv6 deployment in China.	Keoni
4:50 PM - 5:10 PM	Breakable Experimental Network (BEN)    Chris Heermann , RENCI  [htm]  [ppt] RENCI's Breakable Experimental Network (BEN) is a novel network architecture that integrates a unique blend of resources (visualization, high-performance computing, petabyte storage facility) that are dedicated to research and experimentation; it does not support production capabilities. BEN supports high-performance networking and network research using dark fiber between RENCI Engagement Sites at Duke, NCSU, and UNC, as well as RENCI itself. BEN includes both commodity network equipment and experimental equipment to facilitate optical and wireless research. It's a tool used to promote cross-disciplinary and multi-institutional collaborations. The presentation will describe BEN's motivation/goals, its network architecture, the services it offers, and the capabilities it provides.	Keoni
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM	RONs/Connectors BoF    Ana Hunsinger , Internet2    Heather Todorov , Internet2 This BoF is open to anyone who is affiliated with a Connector or RON. Please bring your topics of interest and questions, or, if you prefer, send a note to Ana Preston (apreston@internet2.edu) or Heather Martinson (heather2@internet2.edu) with your suggestions on topics that you would like to see discussed. We'll confirm the agenda as we start the session. Please let us know if you have any questions. Snacks and beverages will be provided.	Sheraton Waikiki Honolulu/Kahuku
8:15 PM - 10:45 PM	JET Meeting (invitation only)    Paul Love , NCO and NOAA The Joint Engineering Team is concerned with the engineering coordination of the various US Federal R&E networks, joined by invited academic networks. While this is a by-invitation meeting, the JET is receptive to requests to attend. Please send a note to Paul Love at love@nitrd.gov if you'd like to attend. As a reference point, the JET's typical event horizon is fairly short (6-12 months) but on occasion it looks out to the mid-term.	Sheraton Waikiki Oahu
Tuesday, 1/22		Location
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM	Breakfast	Wailana
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM	Registration Desk	outside, in front of Keoni (Mauka side)
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM	Laptop Bar / Help Desk	Sarimonok
8:00 AM - 8:25 AM	eVLBI: Science with Multi-Gigabit Global Networks    Shaun Amy , CSIRO - Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
8:25 AM - 8:45 AM	Hybrid Network Architectures: A Forward-Looking Vision    Tom Lehman , University of Southern California  [htm]  [ppt] This talk presents the status of an effort to define a generic control plane architecture for Multi-Layer Hybrid Networks. This includes specification of the key properties of the topology definition and exchange, multi-domain path computation, and signaling. ESNet SDN (Science Data Network) and Internet2 DCN (Dynamic Circuit Network) are reviewed as two early instantiations of this architecture. Plans for advanced scheduling, incorporation of WDM layer into the dynamic provisioning, network "virtualization," and use of OPNET modeling and/or simulation to assist with detailed design and performance modeling are also presented. This work is part of the DOE Office of Science-funded "Hybrid Multi-Layer Network Control for Emerging Cyber-Infrastructure" project.	Keoni
8:45 AM - 9:05 AM	Cwave Overview    Kevin McGrattan , Cisco Systems  [pdf] Over the past several years multiple high-performance R&E networks have been funded and deployed. These include both facilities-based networks and networks built on leased provider services. These networks have presented opportunities to explore new areas of networking and applications research. One of the ongoing challenges, however, is how to connect researchers to these resources in a reasonable and flexible manner based on industry-researcher partnerships. This talk describes one such network that meets these requirements, Cwave. Cwave is a set of network facilities including 10GE waves and GE layer-2 connections provided by Cisco to the sponsored R&E projects. Cisco's primary partner in this program is National LambdaRail, which provides the waves for the Cwave core. Our other partners, who provide access waves, colocation facilities, and technical assistance, currently include CENIC, PNWGP, CalIT2, iCAIR, EVL, and StarLight. We seek to extend such partnerships with other R&E facility operators as we expand this program. The salient feature is a flexible overlay switched network. Cwave is informal, adaptable, agile, and opportunistic. The primary goal of this facility is to provide researchers with advanced network resources unencumbered by high cost and administrative overhead. The presentation describes this network, available services, operational limitations, usage policy, and the philosophy behind these decisions.	Keoni
9:05 AM - 9:25 AM	Flow-Based End-to-End QoS Paths through Modern Hybrid WANs    Dimitrios Katramatos , Brookhaven National Laboratory  [htm]  [ppt] Bringing QoS guarantees to the level of individual data flows through network routes spanning multiple, disparate administrative domains is a highly complex problem due to the diversity of administrative policies governing these domains, the heterogeneity of control and data plane technologies, scalability issues, etc. The TeraPaths project combines end-site LAN DiffServ QoS and Policy Based Routing with WAN-provided MPLS tunnels and dynamic circuits within a web services framework to stitch together QoS-aware virtual network paths between actual end hosts, and to selectively route and regulate authorized traffic through them.	Keoni
9:25 AM - 9:45 AM	Lambda Station Network Path Selection Service    Andrey Bobyshev , Fermi National Accelerator Lab  [htm]  [ppt]    Matt Crawford , Fermi National Accelerator Lab  [htm]  [ppt]    Phil DeMar , Fermi National Accelerator Lab  [htm]  [ppt] Lambda Station is a network path selection service developed by Fermilab and Caltech. It addresses the last-mile problem of making alternate wide-area network paths selectively available for designated local network resources. Over the course of the past several months, Lambda Station has demonstrated the capability to establish and utilize dynamic wide-area network circuit services, such as Internet2's DCN service and ESnet's OSCARS service. In this talk, we will discuss the current state of development for Lambda Station, our experiences with interfacing it to WAN dynamic circuit services, and future directions, issues, and concerns.	Keoni
9:45 AM - 10:05 AM	The VINCI Dynamic Circuit Services    Artur Barczyk , California Institute of Technology  [htm]  [ppt] The VINCI services developed in the MonALISA framework will be deployed on the USLHCNet, and will provide dynamic circuit services for high-performance data transfers in the HEP community. The system is built as a set of distributed agents and services, guaranteeing scalability in a natural way. Data transfers are scheduled based on their class and priority. Pre-emptible transfers will be adjusted in the allocated bandwidth using LCAS, to give high-priority ones the needed resources e.g. in case of a link failure. The system includes an End-Host Agent in order to configure and tune the end-system for high-performance transfer. Pervasive monitoring using the MonALISA system of distributed monitoring agents provides the means for easy problem finding and resolution. For full end-to-end circuit provisioning we are planing to interface to Internet2's DCN and ESnet's OSCARS systems, as well as Lambda Station and TeraPaths.	Keoni
10:05 AM - 10:35 AM	Break	Wailana
10:35 AM - 11:05 AM	Dynamic Circuit Network Demonstration    Chin Guok , Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)    Chris Tracy , Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX)    John Vollbrecht , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt] This demonstration will show the Dynamic Circuit Network in operation, using some of the tools applied at SC07 and some additional tools. The visualization will include the Weathermap and a Dynamic Circuit Map.	Keoni
11:05 AM - 11:25 AM	The LHC Optical Private Network, Implementation and Challenges    David Foster , CERN  [htm]  [ppt] The LHC Optical Private Network is providing the connectivity between CERN and the major collaborating computer centers world wide as part of the overall GRID infrastructure for LHC computing. Conceptually simple, it is nevertheless a major challenge for the community to realize in practice. A brief history will be given and the current implementation explained together with the challenges and the immediate plans for the future.	Keoni
11:25 AM - 12:00 PM	Dynamic Circuit Users    Andrey Bobyshev , Fermi National Accelerator Lab  [htm]  [ppt]    Aaron Brown , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt]    Dale Finkelson , Internet2  [htm]  [ppt]    Dimitrios Katramatos , Brookhaven National Laboratory  [pdf]    Andrew Lake , Internet2    John Vollbrecht , Internet2 At this panel discussion, each of the presenters will give a brief statement about their current and projected uses for dynamic circuits and how applications that use the user interface to the Internet2 DCN actually work. After these talks, each presenter will respond to three questions posed by the moderator. There will also be an open Q&A discussion period.	Keoni
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM	Vendor Soup - Anti-Botnet Protection using FireEye Analysis & Control Technology    Ashar Aziz , FireEye    Stuart Staniford , FireEye FireEye will give a demonstration of the FireEye Analysis & Control Technology (FACT) in the act of detecting and delineating botnets as the infections fly past on monitored networks. The FACT engine unifies virtualization and network security to very accurately identify botnet malware that does not belong in the network. The FACT engine identifies suspicious network activities at high speed for further analysis, and then confirms malicious impact. Potentially damaging network traffic is sent into the virtual victim machines to automatically confirm that it results in a real attack, known or unknown. Now, analysis of dynamic botnet malware can be reliably automated to extract C&C locations, capture botnet command structures, and confirm bot propagation attacks. In this presentation, the audience will see exactly how this technology can be put to work on their networks.	Kamehameha
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM	Lunch	Wailana
12:30 PM - 1:50 PM	IPv6 Working Group Meeting    Dale Finkelson , Internet2 The group will discuss what our community's next steps should be in light of ARIN's and others' calls for IPv6 implementation.	Keoni
	Performance Area Group    Matt Zekauskas , Internet2  [pdf] Matt Zekauskas chairs the fourth meeting of the Performance Area Group (successor to the Measurement SIG). The focus of this meeting, as requested by the NTAC, is to review interesting developments in the area of performance and, when appropriate, recommend the formation of new working groups targeted at specific tasks within the general area of performance.	Ohana
	Peta-Scale Data Movement Fabrics    Steven Carter , Oak Ridge National Laboratory The new crop of peta-scale supercomputers planned in the coming years, and advancements in cluster filesystems, necessitate a new breed of technology to move data within a data center. Ethernet, Inifiniband, and Fibre Channel, as well as a myriad of proprietary technologies, are being positioned to fill this need. This BoF intends to bring together the community to discuss plans and observations regarding the ability of these technologies to effectively satisfy this need, and to orient the community and its industry partners toward a plan to move forward.	Tagore
	Dynamic Circuit Working Group    Tom Lehman , University of Southern California    John Vollbrecht , Internet2 This is a session for folks who have been experimenting with setting up dynamic circuits, or considering the possibility of using them in the future, to bounce ideas and questions off the group. Remote participation info: Starting Time: Jan 22, 2008 at 12:05 PM, US/Hawaii Duration: 2:00 To join both the web and audio conference (recommended), click here: https://edial.internet2.edu/call/0141478 If you only want to participate in the audio conference, you may dial in with the following numbers: +1-734-615-7474 or +1-866-411-0013 (toll free US/Canada Only) (PSTN CALL-OUT DOES NOT WORK) Enter access code: 0141478 Contact Susan Evett (sevett@internet2.edu) with any questions.	Makana
	Internet2 Strategic Planning BoF    David Lassner , University of Hawaii The Internet2 Strategic Planning Steering Committee will gather input on future directions for Internet2.	Washington
2:00 PM - 2:20 PM	Everest Imja Lake Project    Gaurab Raj Upadhaya , Nepal Research and Education Network (NREN)  [pdf] The presentation will describe the Mount Everest Imja Lake environmental monitoring project.	Keoni
2:20 PM - 2:40 PM	Using Open Source SIP to Provide PBX-Equivalent Telephony Features    Alan Crosswell , Columbia University  [htm]  [ppt] Columbia University has implemented "business class" PBX telephony features using SIP signalling and a combination of commercial off-the-shelf IP phones and open-source software as a start toward replacing a 20,000 line PBX. This talk will describe the physical through application layers implemented to provide a highly robust and functional system that is based on open standards.	Keoni
2:40 PM - 3:00 PM	High Performance Bulk Data Transfers Using the SSH Protocol    Ben Bennett , Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center  [htm]  [ppt]    Chris Rapier , Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center  [htm]  [ppt] SSH is a widely used multipurpose application used for both interactive shells and a transport layer mechanism. However, its usefulness as a bulk data transport tool is limited by two factors: an undersized applications layer receive window and an inability to make use of multicore processors. While the receive window issue has been addressed by HPN-SSH (August 2005 Joint Techs) the widespread adoption of multicore architectures has created a situation in which the application is limited to a fraction of the available compute resources available to it. This necessarily limits throughput and leads to inefficient utilization of network capacity. The authors will discuss the impact of these factors on performance, present a solution in the form of Threaded HPN-SSH, discuss its applicability for use in HPN environments, and outline future work on developing SSH as a high performance middleware transport mechanism.	Keoni
3:00 PM - 3:20 PM	IPv6 Autoconfiguration: Plug & Play Dream or Security Nightmare?    David Farmer , University of Minnesota  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Break	Wailana
3:50 PM - 4:10 PM	Uncovering Botnets with Lit IP Space Analysis    Ashar Aziz , FireEye    Stuart Staniford , FireEye  [htm]  [ppt] Keeping pace with today's sophisticated botnets is no easy task. The Storm worm P2P botnet did not aggressively scan for new bot victims and over 65% of bot malware is transmitted via the Web. Traditional techniques like darkspace honeypots, IPS signatures, and spam analysis are no longer effective to pinpoint bots, which evade these mechanisms such as by hiding in Web traffic. Security analysis of active IP traffic (as opposed to sitting on dark IP space) enables botnet detection and tracking in real-time. This session will cover a new security analysis technique utilizing instrumented virtual machines that perform "lit IP space" analysis of Web and other network traffic for bots and targeted stealthy malware. For Internet2 organizations, the challenge will be balancing iron-clad security with a highly open and collaborative network. Using lit IP space network analysis and forensics, it is possible to detect the new generation of Web-based malware as well as preserve critical and contextual data surrounding a particular incident. In this presentation, Internet2 IT professionals will hear some experimental results on the scale of the threat to users on open networks, and learn how this new technology can protect against stealthy malware and botnet infiltration.	Keoni
4:10 PM - 4:30 PM	Introducing the GRNOC Realtime Atlas    Ed Balas , Indiana University  [pdf]    Andrew Ragusa , Indiana University  [pdf] The GRNOC Realtime Atlas provides a visually appealing, easy to comprehend, topologically oriented visualization of realtime network telemetry. Capable of geographically displaying any GRNOC managed network around the globe with a 5 second update cycle for telemetry data, the Atlas was developed by the Global Research NOC employing a modular architecture consisting of: a thin Flash client, a high performance SNAPP data service, a GRNOC Database driven wireframe service and a Geographic Information Service provided by UMN Mapserver. This talk will provide an in-depth demonstration of the Atlas, review its architecture, and demonstrate how this architecture enables component reuse.	Keoni
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM	Performance and perfSONAR Update    Jeff Boote , Internet2  [htm]  [pdf]    Martin Swany , University of Delaware  [htm]  [pdf] Internet2 members are involved in several exciting projects related to performance and measurement. This session will provide an update on the progress of: - perfSONAR, a network monitoring infrastructure that makes it easier to solve end-to-end performance problems on paths crossing several networks; contributors to perfSONAR development include Internet2, GÉANT2, and ESnet members, among others. Demonstrations of perfSONAR included in the presentation illustrate the "service-oriented" aspects of perfSONAR by showing how disjoint services such as Measurement Points (MPs), Measurement Archives (MAs), and the Lookup Service (LS) can interact via two graphical displays (an interactive map of utilization data and a configurable display of network traffic). - Performance tool development, including updates on OWAMP, Bandwidth Test Controller, Network Diagnostic Tool, and Thrulay, as well as the development of a Knoppix disk with downloads of these and other tools in an easy-to-use format. - Network Performance Workshops, which have been offered in 19 locations and are scheduled for several more in upcoming months. - Application-community-specific performance efforts, including a series of workshops with the HENP Large Hadron Collider community, NOAA, and state networks related to meeting measurement and performance needs. More information on all of these topics can be found at http://e2epi.internet2.edu/.	Keoni
5:00 PM - 5:20 PM	A Look at the Unidentified Half of Netflow    Joe St Sauver , Internet2 & University of Oregon  [pdf] Internet2 routinely collects and summarizes netflow data for the Internet2 Network, publishing weekly summaries at http://netflow.internet2.edu/weekly/. While many of the observed flows are successfully identified and classified, roughly half of all traffic is currently unidentified. In this talk we look at that "unidentified half," and attempt to understand and characterize at least some of that traffic.	Keoni
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM	JT/APAN Reception - sponsored by Ciena and Infinera, with support from Juniper and Level3	Sheraton Waikiki Diamond Head Lawn
7:45 PM - 8:15 PM	PGP Key Signing    Doug Pearson , Indiana University For more information go to http://www.ren-isac.net/JTWinter2008KeySign.html	Sheraton Waikiki Diamond Head Lawn
Wednesday, 1/23		Location
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM	Breakfast	Wailana
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM	Registration Desk	outside, in front of Keoni (Mauka side)
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM	Laptop Bar / Help Desk	Sarimonok
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM	Lightning Talks    Michael Contino , The Pennsylvania State University  [htm]  [ppt]    Susan Estrada , Internet Society  [htm]  [ppt]    Paul Love , NCO and NOAA, Moderator    Kevin Miller , Duke University  [pdf]    Harvey Newman , California Institute of Technology  [htm]  [ppt]    David Southwell , Obsidian Research  [htm]  [ppt] A Lightning Talk is a very short (no more than 5 minutes) talk on a topic of your choice - anything interesting or timely, or even a bit off the wall. Submissions will be solicited during the workshop. Please send proposals for Lightning Talks to jt-lightning-talks@internet2.edu. Slides are optional. All slides must be pre-loaded on the podium laptop - you will not be permitted to use your own laptop, as there just won't be time for swapping. Slides must be received by the beginning of the afternoon break on Tuesday. Remember, the 300-second limit will be strictly enforced! Some tips on how to do a successful Lightning Talk are at http://perl.plover.com/lt/osc2003/lightning-talks.html.	Keoni
8:30 AM - 8:45 AM	JT/APAN Future Networks Session - Introduction    Jianping Wu , CERNET	Keoni
8:45 AM - 9:05 AM	Design Goals and Requirements for the Future Network Testbed    Myung Ki Shin , ETRI  [htm]  [ppt]    James G. Williams , Indiana University, Moderator	Keoni
9:05 AM - 9:25 AM	GENI    Chip Elliott , BBN Technologies  [htm]  [ppt] GENI - the Global Environment for Network Investigations - is a national-scale facility currently being planned by the US National Science Foundation for clean-slate network research. This talk introduces GENI's basic concepts and current status, and describes how to become involved.	Keoni
9:25 AM - 9:45 AM	AKARI    Masaki Hirabaru , NICT  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
9:45 AM - 10:05 AM	FEDERICA    Mauro Campanella , INFN-GARR, Italy  [pdf]	Keoni
10:05 AM - 10:35 AM	Break	Wailana
10:35 AM - 10:55 AM	Emerging Wireless Technologies and the Future Internet    Dae Young Kim , Chungnam National University, Moderator    Dipankar Raychaudhuri , Rutgers University  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
10:55 AM - 11:15 AM	KoFNet    Sun Moo Kang , NIA  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Optical Networking Technology (ONT-IV) Workshop	Washington Room
11:15 AM - 11:35 AM	GLIF    Gigi Karmous-Edwards , MCNC  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
11:35 AM - 11:55 AM	Next Generation Internet Testbed to Reduce Global Warming    Bill St. Arnaud , CANARIE  [htm]  [ppt]	Keoni
11:55 AM - 12:00 PM	Closing Remarks    W. Scott Bradley , Brookhaven National Laboratory    Russ Hobby , Internet2	Keoni
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM	Transpac2	Tagore Room
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM	Lunch	Wailana
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM	ESCC Meeting (separate registration required)    W. Scott Bradley , Brookhaven National Laboratory See http://jointtechs.es.net/hawaii2008/ESCC-Jan-08-Agenda3.doc.	Pacific
	Net Guru Meeting	Kamehameha
2:00 PM - 5:30 PM	Wednesday APAN sessions (Joint Techs registrants are invited to attend) See http://www.apan.net/meetings/hawaii2008/schedule.html.	Keoni
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM	Net Guru Dinner	Sheraton Wakiki - Niihau Room
Thursday, 1/24		Location
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM	Registration Desk	outside, in front of Keoni (Mauka side)
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM	Laptop Bar / Help Desk	Sarimonok
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM	Dynamic Circuit Network Workshop (separate registration required) See http://events.internet2.edu/2007/DCN/.	Tagore
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM	Net Gurus Meeting    David Wheeler , NCBI/NIH	Kamehameha
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM	NOAA Network Advisory Workshop (invitation only)    Paul Love , NCO and NOAA While the "NOAA Network Advisory Workshop" is planned for NOAA network engineers, others with complementary interests are welcome. Please contact Jerry Janssen at (Jerry DOT Janssen AT noaa.gov) if you would like to attend.	Washington
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM	ESCC Meeting (separate registration required)    W. Scott Bradley , Brookhaven National Laboratory See http://jointtechs.es.net/hawaii2008/ESCC-Jan-08-Agenda3.doc.	Pacific
Friday, 1/25		Location
7:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Registration Desk	outside, in front of Keoni (Mauka side)
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM	Laptop Bar / Help Desk	Sarimonok
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM	Dynamic Circuit Network Workshop (separate registration required) See http://events.internet2.edu/2007/DCN/.	Tagore

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