Saturday, May 22, 1999
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Full AbstractThis tutorial introduces concepts of Multi Protocol Label Switching, including:
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Sunday, May 23, 1999
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Full AbstractPresented will be both generic and Cisco-specific tools for planning, tracking, and implementing router configuration changes. Speakers |
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Full AbstractThis tutorial introduces concepts of deploying TCP over satellite, including practical solutions using various routing technologies. Also covered are specific implementation issues for Asian and European operators. Speakers |
RecordingsFull AbstractFor service providers that have exhausted DS3's capacity, the Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) standard allows the creation of >150 Mbps highly available data links between routers. This presentation covers the basics of the standard, including:
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Full AbstractThis talk reviews Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing technology and discusses key aspects of the architecture that affect IP networking, such as transponder requirements, synchonization and protection. Speakers |
RecordingsFull AbstractThis talk focuses on the practical aspects of integrating Dynamic Packet Transport (DPT) into existing Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) networks. Topics covered in the talk include:
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Monday, May 24, 1999
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RecordingsFull AbstractThis presentation describes the deployment of Sprint's optical OC-48 backbone, which integrates POS, SONET, and DTP/SRP (Dynamic Packet Transport/Spatial Re-use Protocol). The talk also explains how Sprint integrated multicast natively. Speakers |
Full AbstractToday's ISPs are faced with many choices in growing their network topology and architecture. This presentation outlines issues and considerations when making decisions to deploy a greenfield network. A greenfield network is a term usually describing an original first-generation deployment of a telecommunications network.
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RecordingsFull AbstractISC will present a status report on DNSSEC: technology, standards, export control, implementation, operations, and politics. Speakers |
Full AbstractWe analyze the pattern and statistics of security incidents reported within a month. Although we have sound proactive measures to secure our backbone elements, we have only been able to react to attacks on our customers' networks after the damage has been done and the incident reported. DosTracker has been a useful tool on our previous Cisco-centric backbone; however, our recent introduction of new routers limits its usefulness. Speakers |
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RecordingsFull AbstractA military research organization presents real world experiences in defending against network intrustions. Statistics illustrating the increasing vulnerabilities and threats will be presented. Considerations for hardening of the infrastructure will be outlined along with discussion of the interactions between ISPs and http://www.cert.org/" TARGET="_blank">CERT teams in response to an attack. Speakers |
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Full AbstractAboveNet seeks to get and honor MEDs from all peers on a global basis; however, IP allocation policies make MEDs less than perfect on larger aggregates. This talk will go over the results of taking deaggregated route views from peers, with MEDs, both operationally on the routers and in terms of traffic flow results. Speakers |
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Tuesday, May 25, 1999
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RecordingsFull AbstractThis is not another talk detailing "How to prepare for the Year 2000 computer problem." We assume that NANOG attendees know what the problem is, and have already taken steps to address it. This session is about what happens after you think you have fixed your own problems. A failure may still result from something overlooked, or an unexpected combination of factors. In any case, Murphy's Law will not expire after December 31, 1999. Speakers |
RecordingsFull AbstractA report on the activities of "The Internet and the Millennium Problem" Working Group of the IETF. A thorough investigation of how Y2K issues will affect the operations of Internet-related protocols was conducted by the IETF. The complete results will be published in an upcoming RFC. This presentation will give a quick overview of the issues discovered and how they may affect operations. Speakers |
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Full AbstractHow wireless can and is being used to improve routing and reachability in rural and wide open places. Speakers |
RecordingsFull AbstractSURFnet, the Dutch national research and education network, is a player in the GigaPort Project. GigaPort consists of two interrelated sub-projects, GigaNet and GigaWorks. Within the context of GigaNet a highly advanced communications network is being developed with super-fast connections across The Netherlands and Europe and to North America and Asia. GigaWorks offers the Dutch business community the opportunity to carry out large-scale research into new applications for the next generation of the electronic highway. Speakers |
RecordingsFull AbstractThis talk highlights the tradeoffs between the direct circuit interconnect model and the exchange point interconnection model for ISPs. The paper discusses the operations and financial models (taking into account the circuit costs, cost of exchange participation, cost of dark fiber, etc.) and the implications of these strategies across the number of interconnection participants and bandwidth utilization between the participants.
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RecordingsFull AbstractThis talk will cover the current protocols and design issues involved in architecting multicast backbones, and it will look briefly at the current state of multicast deployment in the Internet today. Speakers |