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Temasek Engineering School S atellite-Internet Competency Unit Presented by KK Kwong on behalf of John Leong Satellite-Internet WG APAN Technology Area
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Agenda u SG-MY link and project trials u SG-JP AI3 link u Proposal to include HKPolyU in Satellite network u Test results in projects: u - TCP/IP over Satellite u - Hybrid Asymmetric link u New project proposal from members
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TP Modem SG-MY Satellite Link TP Router USM Modem USM Router Mlabs MCS server Mlabs MCS client Mlabs MCS server Mlabs MCS client This Multipoint-to-Multipoint Video Conferencing System uses IGMP multicasting for efficient transmission of real-time multimedia data. Multicasting greatly reduces multimedia traffic compared to conventional unicast traffic, thus improving bandwidth utilization. Project Partner: Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) MeaSAT provides free 2 Mbps satellite bandwidth MCS: Multimedia Conferencing System Mlabs: Multimedia Research Lab
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SG-JP Link u Joined the AI3 network in Dec 99 with a 1.5 Mbps link via JCSAT-3 u Link from Temasek Polytechnic to Keio University, SFC campus established u Layer 2 router test successful
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SG-JP Link TCP/IP protocol is designed to work with terrestrial copper or fibre- optic transmission medium. Its performance degrades over satellite link due to the inherent propagation delay over satellites. The setup below will study the performance issues faced by TCP/IP protocol over satellite link, and enable tests to be conducted to verify improvements in modified TCP/IP protocol over satellite link Internet Gateway VSAT ODUVSAT IDUVSAT ODUVSAT IDUInternet Gateway IDU : Indoor Unit ODU : Outdoor Unit Project Partners: Keio University, Japan NTU/NTRC & NUS/CIR, Spore
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AI3 Project: Web Caching Internet Gateway Hub Cache Caching is a technique used to improve the performance of internet access by buffering the recently accessed web objects for future access. In the Asia Internet Interconnection Initiatives (AI3) grouping, a web cache bone is conceived to control and more efficiently utilize the satellite bandwidth consumption by web traffic. Internet Rim Cache Project Partners : CyberWay AIT, Thailand Keio University, Japan
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AI3 Project: Multicast Internet Traffic over Satellite The advantage that Satellite transmission media has over cable or point-to-point terrestrial link is its ability to broadcast. Multicast or group addressing ensures that registered members of a group receive the Internet traffic with the same transmission, thus saving bandwidth Applications: Video Conferencing, Video Streaming, Distance Learning, Web Caching Collaboration: Universiti Sains Malaysia ITB, Indonesia Technology: DVMRP, PIM, Multicast Tunnel
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AI3 Project: Internet Protocol Version 6 Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) looks set to be the successor to the current version of Internet Protocol, ie IPv4. IPv6 offers numerous benefits including 128-bit addressing (compared to IPv4s 32-bit), auto address configuration, and elaborate security features (IPSec) IPv6 IPv6/ IPv4 IPv6/ IPv4 IPv6 Router IPv4-tunnelled IPv6 configuration Temasek Polytechnic Singapore NAIST,Japan
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TP Modem Proposal to include Hong Kong Polytechnic University in Satellite Network TP Router HKPU Modem HKPU Router VRCIM Client GDM Server VRCIM Server GDM Client Project Partner: Hong Kong Polytechnic University Temasek Polytechnic Required 2 Mbps satellite bandwidth WebCast Server RESONATE Server RESONATE Client
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Project Results – TCP/IP Over Satellite Setup of Project Hub Router Modem Satellite Dish MeaSat 2 Satellite Dish Modem Router Switch Master PC Slave PC (1) Slave PC (2) Command File Test File Acknowledgement
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Project Results – TCP/IP Over Satellite Results u RX Packets vs Delivery Time
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Project Result – Hybrid Asymmetric Link Internet Application Server Hybrid Gateway Server Router Masquerading Host Asymmetric Satellite- Terrestrial Network Conventional Network User Network
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Future u New Proposal for projects
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