Update Jacqueline Brown University of Washington APAN Meeting Busan, Korea 29 August 2003

1. Update Jacqueline Brown University of Washington APAN Meeting Busan, Korea 29 August 2003

2. Pacific Wave International Peering Peering exchange point designed for the advancement of research and education throughout the Pacific Rim and globally.

3. Pacific Wave International Peering Participants at the Pacific Wave can… • Peer directlywith major R&E networks worldwide; • Transfer IP traffic inclusive of multicast, IPv4, IPv6; • Access the NOC 24 x 7 x 365. Pacific Wave is a recommended exchange point for peering with the Abilene/Internet2 network.

4. 10GbE connections now available at Pacific Wave.

5. Pacific Wave is the only U.S. exchange point where Abilene hasdual connectivity for redundancy

6. Abilene Backbone – August 2003 Located inSEATTLE, WASHINGTON The Pacific Northwest Gigapop is the Internet2 Point of Presence in the U.S. Pacific Northwest for the Abilene Network. Courtesy Internet2

7. Pacific Wave Architecture Jetcore Big Iron 8000 Foundry Switch PNWGP Juniper Router . . . 10GbE Ironcore Big Iron 4000 Foundry Switch PNWGP Juniper Router . . . Redundant Gigabit Ethernet Switches

8. Pacific Wave Features • Pacific Wave is an ATM-free zone. • Redundant Gigabit Ethernet switch architecture provides two subnets. • 256 Gbps and 128 Gbps throughput on the 8000 and 4000 respectively. • Multicast enabled with PIM-SM snooping. • June 2003 Pacific Wave throughput, 95th percentile:12 Gpbs

9. User Flexibility Is Key to Pacific Wave • Self-selected peerings —you peer with whom you want. • Self-configured peerings —you control your BGP peering routes. • No AUP • Any IP traffic accepted (IPv4, IPv6, multicast) • Support available 24 x 7 x 365 • Connect with dual FE, dual GbE, or 10GbE

10. R&E Networks Pacific Wave Research & Education Networks: August 2003 GEMnet

11. PNWGP ServicesOffered • Pacific Wave International Peering Exchange Service • Commodity Internet Transit* *Service available for Pacific Wave Participants. • IntraGigapop Transit • Internet2/Abilene Transit • Internet2/Abilene plus Commodity Transit

12. PNWGP Partnerships, Memberships, & Affiliations • Asia Pacific Advanced Networks (APAN) • IEEAF/GEO/Tyco Telecommunications • Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC) • The Quilt • Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX) • PAIX Seattle Peering Interconnects • Northwest Access Exchange (NWAX) • ResearchChannel • KEXP Radio • DigitalWell

13. Donation to IEEAF Portland OC-12; 10 Gig Tokyo Direct distance: 7810km = 4853mi

14. HDTV Demo: Busan to Portland 270Mbps High-Definition streaming video between Portland, Oregon USA and Busan, Korea APAN meeting ~8000km/~5000mi Portland Fukuoka Tokyo Busan

15. HDTV over IP Demonstration270Mbps High-Definition streaming video from Portland Demonstrate the performance of IP network to support extremely high rate multimedia data. IEEAF10Gbps OC-12 WIDE KOREN 1Gbps JGN622Mbps APII1Gbps Busan, SOUTH KOREA JAPAN Portland, Oregon USA Special Thanks to: QGPOP TokyoXP

16. National Lambda Rail • National Lambda Rail (NLR) is an initiative that will offer fiber services in support of advanced research and educational activities. NLR is spearheaded through a cooperative partnership between the • Corporation for Network Initiatives in California (CENIC); • Pacific Northwest Gigapop & University of Washington; • U.S. Supercomputing Centers; and • Other major U.S. research and education based networking organizations.

17. Futures • NLR will offer new opportunities: • Infrastructure for creation of new Pacific Wave nodes • Backhaul alternatives • IEEAF/GEO/Tyco Telecommunications 10-Gbps  from Japan to Seattle • Quilt Peering Project: expansion of peering partnerships • Continued support of advanced applications (e.g., streaming media, LSR, HDTV applications)

18. For More Information Email: gigapop-info@pnw-gigapop.net Web: http://www.pacificwave.net and http://www.pnw-gigapop.net Phone: +1 206 934 5588