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IETF 90 Toronto NOC Report: Network Overview and Key Contributions

The IETF 90 NOC report provides an overview of the network infrastructure and performance during the event in Toronto, Canada. The production network included a 2x1 Gb/s link to Telus and features IPv4 and IPv6 address spaces. Significant upgrades were made, including the first use of a Juniper MX80 router and improved infrastructure by the Fairmont Royal York. The support from partners such as Telus, Cisco, and Verilan was crucial. The report highlights guestroom WiFi bandwidth, wireless associations, and the contributed resources for enhanced connectivity.

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IETF 90 Toronto NOC Report: Network Overview and Key Contributions

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  1. IETF 90: Toronto, CA NOC Report

  2. Network Overview • 2 x 1 Gb/s link to Telus • Production network- • - v4 31.130.128.0/18 & 31.133.224.0/20 • - v6 2001:67c:1230::/46 & 2001:67c:370::/48 • IETF network extended to hotel guest rooms and common areas (ietf-hotel SSID and wired connections) via 1Gb/s copper link

  3. External Traffic

  4. External IPv6 Traffic

  5. Guestroom MAC addresses

  6. Guestroom WiFi Bandwidth

  7. Wireless Associations

  8. Interesting Details • First time using IETF-owned Juniper MX80 router (donated by Juniper). • Telus donated circuits again despite not having physical presence at the property (purchased “last mile” from Bell Canada). • Generated RPKI ROAs for IETF address space using RIPE’s newly-developed PI-space policy. • Developed final spec for new Cisco equipment donation to the IETF/ISOC. Planned first implementation: Hawaii. • Fairmont Royal York provided significant infrastructure improvements to accommodate IETF 90.

  9. A special thanks to… - HirochikaAsai (WIDE) - Joe Clarke (Cisco) - Chris Elliott - Bill Fenner (Arista) - Joel Jaeggli (Fastly) - Bill Jensen (University of Wisconsin –Madison) - Warren Kumari (Google) - Lucy Lynch (ISOC) - Jim Martin (ISC) - Ryo Nakamura (WIDE) - Karen O'Donoghue (ISOC) - Bjoern A. Zeeb (Cambridge University – in absentia) From Verilan: - Sean Croghan - Hans Kuhn - Nick Kukich - Colin Doyle - Brandon Height - Rick Alfvin - Edward McNair

  10. Telus • Juniper • Gear contribution • Connectivity • OSC Radiator • Cisco Thank You • Licensing • Gear contribution And our friends at the Fairmont Hotel

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