| Erik-Jan Bos, Director of Network Services, SURFnet | |
| Internet2 Joint Techs | |
| Salt Lake City, UT, USA February 14, 2005 |
| GLIF TEC #1: Reykjavik, IS Aug 2003 | ||
| GLIF TEC #2: Nottingham, UK Sep 2004 | ||
| GLIF Tech #3: Salt Lake City, UT, USA Feb 13, 2005 | ||
| Co-chairs: | ||
| Renι Hatem | ||
| Erik-Jan Bos | ||
| Participants: approx. 40, from North America, Asia, Australia, and Europe | ||
GLIF Best Current Practices document
| Overview of the GLIF | ||
| Optical Exchanges | ||
| Links in the GLIF | ||
| The GLIF edge | ||
| Usage of the GLIF | ||
| Definition of a Light Path | ||
| Connecting to the GLIF | ||
| Using the GLIF | ||
| Technical details of the GLIF | ||
| GLIF building blocks | ||
| Ethernet framing | ||
| Protocol conversion | ||
| 10GE LAN PHY and WAN PHY | ||
| Available before summer 05 | ||
| To be presented at iGrid2005 | ||
| Conclusion from Nottingham, UK Tech: | ||
| Maps are nice for overview, PR, etc. | ||
| For finding possible paths, we need the ability to drill down into the details | ||
| Work on services definition per GLIF participant | ||
| For further study: Semantic Web (Sir Tim Berners Lee, MIT) | ||
| Lessons learned from SC2004 | ||
| Preparing for iGrid2005 (and SC2005) | ||
| Technical issues and their consequences such as: | ||
| 10GE WAN PHY LAN PHY speed mismatch | ||
| Ethernet switch delay variation | ||
| Open Optical Exchanges | ||
| NLANR's LambdaMON | ||
| Co-located with iGrid2005 in San Diego, CA at the end of September 2005 |