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THURSDAY 21 MARCH 2013 | CONFERENCE DAY TWO |
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PROGRAMME IN PDF
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07.45 |
WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE |
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MORNING ChairPERSON
Nurit Sprecher | NSN |
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SESSION END TO END MPLS |
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08.30 |
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Unified MPLS
Documenting the architectureal delta between RFC3031 and the development since it was published. Describing how the interfaces between MPLS networks controlled by different protocols is traversed and how LSPs is set up between these networks. Describing how the OAM from the MPLS-TP project may be reused in other types of MPLS networks.
Loa Andersson | HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES |
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09.00 |
Unified MPLS for Mobile Backhaul and Multicast |
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Demonstrating how multicast can be deployed for MBMS service on the Unified MPLS mobile backhaul network for efficient video delivery. Discussing the challenges associated with Multicast and mobility in general.
Azhar Sayeed | Cisco |
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09.30 |
Deploying VPLS Services on a Scalable End-to-End MPLS Network
Providing an overview of the challenges of VPLS to meet the requirements of the emerging application demands and discussing the VPLS deployment issues in an end-to-end MPLS network. The use of 802.1aq SPBM over MPLS is analyzed as a potential answer to the new challenges and a possible way to take VPLS to the required next level of scalability, while keeping fast restoration and end-point provisioning.
Jorge Rabadan | IP Product Line Manager | Alcatel-Lucent |
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10.00 |
An End-to-End Low Latency Architecture
Offering low latency network services requires an end-to-end low latency network architecture, which is aware of its state and usage and operate in harmony and coordinated way, and is managed in a holistic end-to-end view. Introducing a speedy, end-to-end network architecture, and techniques that can ensure the best experience for every mobile broadband user. Considering the crucial requirement for an affordable mobile broadband.
Nurit Sprecher | NSN |
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10.30 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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11.00 |
Path Computation Element (PCE) for Carrier Networks
PCE enables the centralization of control plane path computation. Examining how carriers utilize PCEs to achieve its benefits. Including enabling multi-layer and multi-domain end to end networking. Update on the standards and the state of current implementations.
Pat Moore | Director of Business Development | Metaswitch Networks |
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Session Protection |
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11.30 |
Design Choices for MPLS Network Integration in a Mobile Operator's Environment
Shall we carry on with MPLS FRR or use IP FRR (LFA) to simplify design. Can we improve coverage with Remote LFA in our topology ? Is node protection a necessity ? Is TE (Traffic Engineering) the only option for voice signalling diversity ? What about LSP tail-end protection ?
Patryk Konczyk | Network Strategy, Architecture & Design | EE |
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12.00 |
Effective Benchmark Test Methodology to Qualify BGP Convergence in IP/MPLS Services enabled Networks
Exploring several effective and repeatable test methodologies designed to characterize and comparing convergence performance. The actual test results are presented to support the benchmark test methodology.
Authors: Rajiv Papneja, Huawei Technologies, Bhavani Parise, Cisco, Dean Lee, Ixia, and Ilya Varlashkin, EasyNet Global Services
Rajiv Papneja | Huawei TECHNOLOGIES and Dean Lee | Ixia |
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12.30 |
LUNCH |
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14.00 |
IP/MPLS Friendly Protection and Restoration Mechanisms |
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Exploring protection and restoration mechanisms that are well suited to IP/MPLS traffic and applications. While a number of techniques are explored, the primary focus is on a novel approach to shared mesh restoration. This approach utilizes RSVP signaling, SLRG awareness, and stateful PCE (Path Computation Element). Each element of the system and their orchestration is examined.
George Swallow | Cisco |
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SESSION EDGE |
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14.30 |
Smart Networking: Belgacom Case Study
Belgacom is offering MPLS-based VPN services under the brand of “Explore” (IP and Ethernet VPNs as well as Internet based access products) to its enterprise customers. The service offering includes QoS, SLAs and end-to-end reporting. The “Smart Networking” service allows enterprise customers to monitor the quality of their applications, and to control the behaviour of these applications across the WAN.
Tom Davidson | Head of National & International Connectivity | Belgacom |
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15.00 |
BNG: Decentralized Services at a MPLS based Edge |
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Deutsche Telekom is currently investigating in Broadband Network Gateways as an universal edge device for all services. Giving a detailed view about requirements, architecture as well as migration scenarios from the existing network architecture towards BNG.
Nicolai Leymann
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15.30 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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16.00 |
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EVPN Support for all things Ethernet
Focusing on the fundamentals of 802.1aq SPBM support over EVPN. There is a particular focus on the mechanics, how operational decoupling of the Ethernet networks is achieved and how this permits the integration of Ethernet SPBM, PBB and PB networks.
David Allan | Distinguished Engineer| Ericsson |
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Surrounding The Core
Showing how using MPLS to the edge and to the access allows operators to not only leverage their core infrastructure asset, but also offload the traffic and lower the CAPEX, all while offering new services and extracting the value. Focusing on how simple end-to-end service provisioning can be achieved in multi-vendor environments.
Moshe shimon | Telco Systems |
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SESSION Datacenter Virtualization |
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17.00 |
Scaling Multi-tenant Data Centers with BGP/MPLS VPNs |
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Discussing the data center architecture evolution, the requirements for both intra-data center and inter-data center connectivity, with focus on supporting very large scale multi-tenancy data centers, – e.g., millions of VMs and thousands of end-systems in a single data center; supporting of VM live migration, and how MPLS BGP VPN technologies with potential extensions can be used to meet the requirements and provide horizontally scalable data center solutions.
Luyuan Fang | Cisco and Nabil Bitar | Verizon |
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17.30 |
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SDN enabled Data Center Interconnection
Introducing SDN enabled DCI in conjunction with OpenFlow protocol extensions, in order to provision and manage interconnection of data centers using Traffic Engineering Tunnels, such that Carriers could offer DCI services to customers in a seamless fashion.
Sam Aldrin | Principal Engineer | Huawei |
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18.00 |
Service Chaining & Service Attachment Automation
François Lemarchand | Ericsson |
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18.30 |
END OF THE CONFERENCE DAY TWO |
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