OARtech October 10, 2007 1

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. OARtech Meeting Introductory Remarks Mike Pinson Shawnee State University 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

Academic Services Update TJ Sandor OSC Networking 3

Client Services – Dana Rogers OSU reviewing 10 Gig connection. Increases current bandwidth over 1 Gbs. Ashland University gets second DS-3 turned up. Zane State Community College moving to an Ethernet “last mile” solution. Northwest State Community College first member of our new co-location facility. Marion Technical College get new Ethernet connection. Ohio Northern University is upgrading to an OC3 connection. 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

Client Services – Mary Ann Zbydnowski New client - CampusEAI In process of upgrading to an Ethernet connection: Baldwin-Wallace College John Carroll University Lake Erie College Kent State University and Walsh University in the process of connecting regional campuses using Ethernet services. OAI and NASA Glenn, Gig completed. Lorain Community College in the process of upgrading to a Gig from their DS3. Notre Dame College and Lakeland College upgraded with additional T1’s. 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

Client Services – TJ Sandor Marietta area collaboration with Marietta College and Washington State Community College. WSCC upgrading to a DS3. In process of upgrading to an Ethernet connection Clark State Community College Jefferson Community College Southern State Community College. Sinclair Community College upgrading to a Gig connection. University of Rio Grande working with Gallia County to help bring State broadband access into the region. 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. New Co-Location Facility Reasons for Co-Location: Disaster Recovery Additional Storage Hosting utilizing Intra-Ohio bandwidth 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. New Co-Location Facility One time fee for installation $2,500.00 includes: HP 19” 42U Cabinet Network Connectivity (100 Mb included) Electrical Personal Key Card IP Addresses (if required) 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. New Co-Location Facility Monthly fee $500.00 includes: Power (20 Amps standard) 100 Mbs. Bandwidth Reserved floor space and use of entire HP Cabinet. UPS and Generator Back Up Fire Suppression Controlled Environment (temperature / humidity) 7 X 24 Key Card Access Vendor access accompanied by OSU staff. 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. Client Services Focus Upgrading remaining T1 schools to true broadband. Of 19 T1 members, 7 are currently in the process of upgrading Working with member schools to Include remote campuses Ruckus Music Download Service There are currently 7 schools connected to service. Visiting schools. Participating in Network events! Cleveland State University Technology Fair Internet 2 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. Service Issues YOUR Feedback matters Last mile service issues? OSCnet backbone issues? Other? Let your client services rep know. 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

Networking Updates & Broadband Ohio Overview Denis Walsh OSC Networking 12

Current Status of Broadband Connections Higher Education 85 member universities connected to OSCnet 41 universities connected at OC3 to 1Gig or higher capacity 44 universities connected at varying speeds up to 45Mbps Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) Federal Agency NASA Glenn Economic Development DubLink - City of Dublin CORN – Central Ohio Research Network Tuscarawas County – Connecting Tech. Park in New Philadelphia, Dover, Kent State University campus, etc. One Community (One Cleveland) in NE Ohio National Collaborations Internet2/Abilene MERIT (Michigan) Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. Plans for 2007-2008 Higher Education Additional 7 universities planned for upgrade to 100mbps or higher capacity Federal Agency WPAFB Economic Development Local rings to be connected: Columbus Delaware Gahanna Grove City New Albany Obetz Worthington Whitehall Fulton County Healthcare Children’s Hospital in Columbus Adena Children’s Hospital in Chillicothe Akron General Hospital Aultman Hospital in Canton 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.

Broadband Ohio overview Pankaj Shah Ohio Supercomputer Center 15

Ohio Broadband Initiative Ensure all Ohio’s citizens, businesses, governments, educational institutions, non-profits and healthcare facilities have viable access to superior broadband services Gov. Strickland signed an executive order July 26, 2007, that: Established the Ohio Broadband Council to coordinate Ohio’s significant broadband investments Created the Broadband Ohio Network, comprised of the new NextGen Network and OSCnet

Ohio Broadband Council Direct a unified, statewide broadband development effort Unite key state agencies to direct significant broadband investment and develop the phased implementation of Broadband Ohio Development of a strategic plan for statewide broadband deployment, determining the resources necessary for its implementation Coordinate all broadband activities that receive state-appropriated funds and pursue new federal and private-sector investments in broadband Establish policies that promote new public and private broadband and networking investments Develop a strategic plan to achieve Digital Inclusion

Ohio Broadband Council OBC will be co-chaired by: Steve Edmonson, Ohio’s Chief Information Officer Stan Ahalt, Executive Director of the Ohio Supercomputer Center OBC will include representatives from: Governor’s Office of Appalachia Board of Regents Public Utilities Commission Several state agencies Ohio’s business and labor communities Local governments Legislative branches General public

Ohio Broadband Council

Broadband Ohio Network NextGen Network Managed by the Office of Information Technology OIT will work with state agencies and local governments to coordinate an orderly transition from legacy networks to the NextGen Network to ease planning and avoid disruption of services. Provides “last-mile” broadband services to all state executive agencies, boards, and commissions and uses the OSCnet backbone for backhaul connectivity. The Governor is strongly encouraging non-executive state agencies and organizations to connect. ,

Broadband Ohio Network OSCnet Managed by the Ohio Supercomputer Center OSC will develop and deploy new technology that focuses on the retention, enhancement, and attraction of high-quality jobs to Ohio. Focuses on innovation, research, education, and economic competitiveness. Acts as the backbone for Broadband Ohio OSCnet is the nation’s most comprehensive statewide fiber-optic-based research and education telecommunications network to promote economic competitiveness. OSCnet will continue to serve the needs of higher education, K-12 education, public broadcasting, healthcare, agriculture, and research.

Broadband Ohio Network OSCnet PoP Regen Site OSCnet Link Proposed Link Higher Ed (Broadband) Higher Ed (not Broadband) K-12 ITCs eTech Affiliates TV Stations

Beginning Steps Initial Funding – $4 million of existing capital funds and $20 million of Third Frontier Funds will: Let OSCnet continue to fully serve its current clients. Leverage the state’s current investment in OSCnet to use available capacity for other state functions. Upgrade the backbone architecture and incorporate last-mile DSL, cable, and Ethernet technologies. Support outreach activities to articulate plans, services, and offerings, as well as demonstrate options and share case studies. Additional funding – new and reprogrammed – will be necessary in future years to achieve the goals of the Broadband Ohio Initiative. Ohio Broadband Council – Membership Pending

www.ohiobroadbandcouncil.org 1-888-672-6382

OSCnet Engineering Update Tony Eller OSC Networking 25

Backbone Update Closing of ring 4 equipment is due to ship December 4, SFPs have come already Adding Gigabit portals at POPs with State, were due for turnup 9/28 Will probably be later in October 17:10

Backbone Update Current Gateways are running at 75% Total utilization is approaching 3 Gbps Turned up Time Warner Telecom to 950 Mbps ( Up from 625 Mbps) Getting additional bandwidth from Level3 Additional Bandwidth needed for full protection Looking at re-aggregating as BGP management is becoming troublesome 17:10

Backbone Update Newnet peering connection is ~600 Mbps Additional increases will require additional bandwidth 17:10

Backbone Update Upgrades to backbone are on going Adding 10 Gbps on several links Adding 2 new Juniper M120 routers Installed ready for turn up Hope to have both operational by end of month 17:10

Partners All K-12 ITC sites on OSCnet Leveraging portals with state Current Phase 0 implementation has State connecting to OSCnet routers but at layer 2 only, VLAN and MPLS back haul

New Directions Merit interconnect update - Fiber splice date holding firm at 10/22/07 Will light with 10 GigE Will share port with NewNet

New Directions Pittsburgh connection gear is here Youngstown side done Still waiting on power resolution on Pitt side Cross connect at Pitt ordered

I2 and NLR update NewNet connection is up and running Still working through some issues (not technical per se) Commodity Peering Service had transmit issues Had to move all transmit back to commodity links Issue involved taking out CCC but not removing LSP, BGP still active on LSP and was shortest path. Packets arrived at NYC “all dressed up with no place to go…” 17:10

Questions? 17:10

1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD. OARtech Meeting Two Factor Authentication - HOTP Mark Fullmer Ohio Supercomputer Center 1/13/2019 5:10 PMEMPOWER. PARTNER. LEAD.