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Advancements in UMSS Computer Network at San Simon University, Bolivia

Explore the progression of UMSS Computer Network at San Simon University, founded in 1832, serving 50,000 students with fiber optic backbone, DSL, bandwidth management, and future integration like QoS and VoIP.

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Advancements in UMSS Computer Network at San Simon University, Bolivia

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  1. UMSS Computer Network Cochabamba - Bolivia

  2. San Simon University (UMSS) • Founded in 1832 • Public University • 10 faculties • 50.000 students • 1200 academic staff • 800 administrative staff

  3. The campus network • 1993, the first Internet service: email (dial-up, UUCP) • 1995 on-line internet connection. (32Kb of bandwidth).

  4. The campus network • 1997 the fiber optic backbone was finished. • - On-line 512k.

  5. The campus network Bidesa Internet La Salud 2501 e 100Mbps 1 Gbps 1 Gbps Econ Arq Inf Tech Hum Der 2912 65xx Com Admin servers UPSI LAN Central Internet servers ICT-EDU servers

  6. The campus network • 2002 -On-line 1 megabit. -ADSL connection (1Mb). -Bandwidth managament. (shapercfg) • 2004 the 90% of campus was connected to the LAN.

  7. PC Growing

  8. UMSS Growing

  9. Today • Nowadays -1 on-line connection at 1 Mb -3 ADSL connection of 2 Mbs each one. • We are experimenting now the bandwidth managament using Squid (delay pool).

  10. The future • Load balancing over ADSL connections with bandwidth management. • QoS. • VoIP integrated to PBX. Marcelo Via (via@dicyt.umss.edu.bo) Carlos Manzur (cmanzur@umss.edu.bo)

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