1. Fall 2004 Internet2 Member Meeting
Douglas Van Houweling President & CEO, Internet2
2 December 2018

2. Advanced Networking in Action

3. Challenges to the Future of the Internet
Network architecture scalability
End-to-end performance
Limited reach of advanced capabilities
Abuse of network resources by applications
Security: Authentication & privacy
Reduced investment in the Internet commons

4. Setting Foundations for Moving Forward
Shibboleth

5. Making Connections Across Technologies
e-VLBI astronomers leverage end-to-end performance tools to fine-tune instrument connectivity
Corporate members build on Shibboleth to implement authorization services in products
Earthquake researchers routinely use the Internet2 Commons videoconferencing

6. Supporting Network Research
PlanetLab
AMP: Active Measurement Platform
NLANR PMA: Passive Measurement and Analysis (SDSC, UCSD)
100x100
UltraLight

7. Hybrid Optical Packet Infrastructure Initiative (HOPI)
Exploring the evolution of the Internet’s core
Examining a hybrid of packet switching and dynamically provisioned lambdas
Engaging industry, regional, and international partners
Deploying a testbed based on design team’s white paper
hopi.internet2.edu

8. Greater Collaboration Between Internet2 and National LambdaRail

9. R&E Community Network Infrastructure Needs
Stable and reliable (“production”) networks regionally, nationally and internationally
Infrastructure for breakable and programmable (“experimental”) networks in support of network research

10. Network Research Coordination
NLR Network Research Council
David Farber, Chief Scientist, NLR
Internet2 Network Liaison Research Council
Larry Landweber, Chair, Internet2 NRLC

11. Infrastructure Development and Deployment
Scales
Regional
National
International
Cooperative Coordination among:
Internet2
National LambdaRail
Regional Network Organizations
International Networking Efforts

12. Infrastructure Development and Deployment
Initial Collaboration
Facility Collocation
Regional Connectivity
FiberCo

13. Keys to the Future of the Internet
Connectivity
Reliable
Scalable
High performance
Architectural evolution
Reach
Ease of use, privacy, and security
Integration with advanced applications

14. Imperatives for the Advanced Networking Community
Continue to provide leadership
Make real progress in Internet technology
Beyond connectivity: performance, security, and reliability
Meet requirements beyond the reach of evolutionary change
Work together
No organization, national or regional can succeed in isolation
As President Faulkner said – we need to crystalize