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  MPLS & ETHERNET WORLD 2011  conference day TWO  THURSDAY 10 feb. 2011
 
     
 
  07.45   WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE  
         
       CHAIRPERSON

 Elisa Bellagamba  Ericsson
 
         
      SESSION 4  MPLS-TP: System Design and Use Cases  
         
  08.00   Migrating Today's Networks and Services to MPLS-TP:
Strategies and Techniques
 
      Discussing general migration strategies and introducing specific activities and techniques aimed at growing the various transport and packet networks to MPLS-TP. 

 Yaacov Weingarten  Nokia Siemens Networks
 
         
  08.30   MPLS-TP Use Case Studies  
      Identifying the key requirements of the NGN packet transport technology, such as interoperability with today’s MPLS technologies and consistency in survivability, OAM, and operational model with today’s transport networks.

Authors: Luyuan Fang, Cisco, Nabil Bitar,Verizon & Raymond Zhang, BT


Luyuan Fang


 Luyuan Fang  Principal Engineer  Cisco
 
         
      SESSION 5  MPLS-TP: OAM  
         
  09.00   Comparing MPLS-TP OAM with Existing MPLS Functionality  
      It is sometimes claimed that MPLS-TP adds enhanced OAM and protection switching without setting the deployment context. Comparing and contrasting these new features versus existing MPLS functionality.

Matthew Bocci


 Dr. Matthew Bocci  Director, Technology & Standards, IP Division  Alcatel-Lucent
 
         
  09.30   Ethernet and MPLS OAM – Similarities and Differences  
      Examining OAM requirements, and on what is common and what is distinct about how challenges in addressing this for both the MPLS and Ethernet architectures. Discussing the salient features and protocol design of the 802.1ag/Y.1731 toolset, the existing MPLS OAM toolset and the emerging set of IETF tools for MPLS-TP.

David Allan


 David Allan  Sr. Program Manager for Standards and Strategy  Ericsson
 
  10.00   COFFEE BREAK  
  10.30   Protection Issues  
      MPLS-TP has been proposed to enhance transport characteristics for packet switch network. Providing technology opinions on OAM, protection switch, application solution related with MPLS-TP.

Thomas Nadeau

 THOMAS NADEAU  Distinguished Engineer  HUAWEI
 
         
  11.00   MPLS-TP Configuration and Control  
      Proposing GMPLS extensions for MPLS-TP OAM configuration and control while taking into account the other protocols and mechanisms pros and cons used to achieve such OAM configuration within networks operated without GMPLS Control Plane.

Authors: Elisa Bellagamba and Loa Andersson, Ericsson

 Elisa Bellagamba  Ericsson
 
         
  11.30   OAM: Application-driven Evolution  
      Deriving the performance parameters that are required to support the most important residential and business/VPN user applications.
Reviewing measurement techniques for Ethernet, MPLS and IP networks.
Discussing measurement technologies that leverage existing OAM mechanisms for Ethernet (Y.1731) and IP (BFD and IPPM).

 Yaakov Stein  Chief Scientist  Rad Data Communications
 
         
  12.00   MPLS-TP - Don’t Forget the Control Plane  
      Much of interest centres today on the new OAM capabilities and on deployment in networks with mainly static topologies.  However, MPLS-TP also allows carriers to build networks with greater sophistication and complexity to meet ever-increasing service level requirements.  Highlighting the application of MPLS-TP to advanced network scenarios, and the benefits an MPLS-TP control plane can bring.

 PAt Moore  Metaswitch Networks
 
  12.30   LUNCH  
      SESSION 6  SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS  
         
  14.00   Beyond MPLS: Cloud-Ready Network   
      Demonstrating how Telcos can leverage the growing enterprise business dependency on their WAN through the delivery of high value application-centric network services.

 Jean-François Rousseau  VP Service Providers Development  Ipanema TECHNOLOGIES
 
         
  14.30   Application and Service Aware IP/MPLS Network  
      Service Providers are seeking to make efficient use of their network infrastructures and, at the same time, are seeking to support the rapid deployment of new services and applications. These trends are driving closer integration between applications & services and the IP/MPLS transport network. Discussing new technologies with use cases.

Authors: Francois Le Faucheur & John Evans, Cisco


 John Evans  Distinguished Consulting Engineer  Cisco
 
         
  15.00   New Architecture Options for Rich Applications in FMC Era  
      Video and other applications have created huge bandwidth demand. Linear network expansion to handle such traffic growth is uneconomic. Is there a way to optimize network architecture to reduce network expansion cost, and also make the network more suitable to handle video and future applications?

Xipeng Xiao

 XiPeng Xiao  Director of Product Management, Carrier IP Product Line  Huawei Technologies
 
         
  15.30   Video Services  
      Discussing how service providers can use Managed Application VPN to activate enterprise video and cloud experience faster and reduce their time to market new richer services to wider enterprise customer base with next-generation vpn business models.

 Rajiv Goel  Sr. Solution Marketing Manager, IP Division  Alcatel-Lucent
 
  16.00   COFFEE BREAK  
      SESSION 7  MPLS AND CLOUD COMPUTING  
         
  16.30   Telco’s Cloud Offering Differentiator – Preparing for the Virtual Private Cloud  
      Solution management can play a major role in complex Cloud deployment models that include storage, computing, MPLS networks, applications and network managed services.  Demonstrating how to automate sales and fulfillment processes to ensure efficient and deployable projects.

 Ittai Bareket  CEO  Netformx
 
         
  17.00   BGP MPLS based MAC VPN for Data Center  
      Introducing a new technology called "BGP/MPLS MAC VPN".  Describing the applicability of this technology in the data center and how it enables Service Providers to offer a new data center inter-connect service. Showing how this technology could be used by Service Providers to deliver VPLS.

Rahul Aggarwal


 Rahul Aggarwal  Juniper Networks
 
         
  17.30   Service-Transport Separated Network in IT System Architecture Evolution  
      IT systems architecture is facing the largest evolution in 20 years, which is derived by  “Cloud computing”, “Virtualization”, “Data-Center”, “Smart-Grid” and so on.
Presenting the requirements for the next generation transport network systems, how to realize the required network by MPLS-TP technologies, and our system design, which is already in service operation in carrier networks.

Authors: Kenichi Sakamoto, Hideki Endo, Masayuki Takase, Takumi Oishi,
Akihiko Takase and Yoshihiro Ashi, Hitachi Ltd.

 Kenichi Sakamoto  Central Research Laboratory  Hitachi Ltd.
 
         
  18.00   Virtual Routing and Switching with MPLS at the Data Center  
      MPLS connectivity is moving into the data center. Along with  MPLS, VPN and Virtual router functionality software based routers must be scalable and enable multiple providers to utilize the same equipment.

 Asif Hazarika  Senior Director, Product Management  IP Infusion
 
  18.30   END OF CONFERENCE DAY TWO  
 
     
     
   
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