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The VoIP Net – the view from Higher Education

The VoIP Net – the view from Higher Education. Dr. Walt Magnussen Director TAMU ITEC 13 September, 2011. Agenda. Higher Education networks VoIP in higher Ed. Beyond Voice Work in Emergency Communications Next Steps and issues. Higher Ed Background. 1996 Internet2 founded

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The VoIP Net – the view from Higher Education

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  1. The VoIP Net – the view from Higher Education Dr. Walt Magnussen Director TAMU ITEC 13 September, 2011

  2. Agenda • Higher Education networks • VoIP in higher Ed. • Beyond Voice • Work in Emergency Communications • Next Steps and issues

  3. Higher Ed Background • 1996 Internet2 founded • 209 Leading Research Universities in US • Global peering • GEANT – Europe • CuDI– Mexico • APAN- Asia • Clara – South America • Canarie – Canada • AARNet - Australia

  4. Capabilities and Resources • IPV6 • Multicast • High speed backbone – migrating to 100 Gig • The ability to work in a noncompetitive environment • A community that is not bounded by “that’s the way that we have always done it” • Users that are pushing the envelope

  5. US UCAN

  6. VoIP in Higher Ed • VoIP predominant in Higher Education. • Aastra/Broadsoft at TAMU • SIP trunking • SIP peering

  7. Beyond Voice • Unified Communications is more than just voice • Video currently includes: • H.323 GDS • SIP • Telepresence

  8. Emergency Communications • NG 9-1-1 • Development and Standards activity • Interoperability testing • US DoT Proof of Concept • 4G wireless (LTE) • Interconnecting Public Safety and carrier networks. • US UCAN use for backbone

  9. NG 9-1-1

  10. Other National Public Safety Cores Verizon National Network USUCAN BACKHUAL Public Safety Clearing House National Clearing House EPC OIC/TXDPS Austin NOC Harris Co LTE/ Broadband Core Location: College Station, TX LEARN BACKHUAL LEARN BACKHUAL RPG San Antonio Harris County LMR RPG Location: TxDPS Region 2 HQ Houston, TX LEARN BACKHUAL Conceptual EPC= Evolved Packet Core RPG= Remote Packet Gateway LMR= Land Mobile Radio eNB= eNodeB -Cell Site LEARN= Lonestar Education And Research Network USUCAN= United States Unified Community Anchor Network NOC= Network Operations Center OIC= Operations Intelligence Center (NOC) Partners: Harris County Texas Department of Public Safety City of Baytown Texas A&M

  11. Next Steps Internet2 Initiatives IPTV trial – Multicast MPEG4 video AVST – video addressing SIP based Support for all forms of video E.164 based Cloud/Hosted SIP Centrex IMS integration with carriers SIP over LTE

  12. For more information contact: • Walt Magnussen, Ph.D. • Telecom@TAMU.EDU • Cell 979-777-0999 • Office 979-845-5588 • Itec.tamu.edu • www.usucan.org

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