Network Performance Workshop
Purpose
This 1.5-day workshop provides attendees with a working knowledge of how to quickly identify and solve common host configuration and network performance problems. The workshop provides information on installing and using a variety of open-source performance tools, experience in interpreting the tool results, and introduction to methodologies for using a combination of tools to solve real-world problems. Upon completion of this workshop, attendees will be able to: (1) differentiate between host configuration and network infrastructure problems, (2) setup and operate the various servers, (3) assist end-users in using these tools to effectively report problems, and (4) understand how to use these tools for long-term monitoring activities.
The increasing reliance on network connectivity in all aspects of campus activities is resulting in increased pressure on support staff to quickly resolve network problems. Through participation in performance measurement networks, system administrators, network engineers, and end-users can now work together to resolve end-to-end performance problems. The measurement infrastructure is most effectively leveraged when all paths within the network and servers on the edge support on-demand testing beacons. This workshop brings together representatives from various campuses to maximize these networking efforts.
Registration for Upcoming Workshops
Registration for upcoming workshops is available via the links in the table below (and through registration pages for other Internet2-sponsored meetings). Click on the Registration Link for the appropriate workshop (or visit http://events.internet2.edu/). In general, there is a $200 registration fee for these workshops and most are limited in size; on-site registration is often not available.
| Host/Roster | Location | Dates | Registration | Evaluation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Internet2 Offices, Superior Room 1000 Oakbrook Drive, Suite 300 Ann Arbor, MI |
08/05-06/09 |
OPEN | NA |
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Room TBD University Place Conference Center Indianapolis, IN |
07/19/09 |
OPEN | NA |
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Room 264 (Training Room) Asheville, NC |
06/17-18/09 |
CLOSED | N/A | |
ACCRE Building (Directions) 1231 18th Ave South, Suite 201 Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee |
06/2-3/09 |
CLOSED | CLOSED | |
Memorial Student Center, Room 226 Texas A&M University College Station, Texas |
01/31-02/01/09 |
CLOSED | CLOSED | |
City Union, Heritage Room University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska |
07/19-20/08
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CLOSED | CLOSED | |
05/29-30/08
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CLOSED | CLOSED | ||
Norman, OK
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02/05-06/08
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CLOSED | CLOSED | |
Kanielo Room East-West Center University of Hawaii-Manoa Honolulu, Hawaii |
01/18-19/08
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CLOSED | CLOSED | |
Princeton Plasma Physics Lab (PPPL) Princeton, NJ |
01/08-09/08 |
CLOSED | CLOSED |
Here are links to the Workshop Agenda and Course Materials. Information on Workshops offered in 2005-2007 is at: http://e2epi.internet2.edu/npw/workshops-list.html
Target Audience/Prerequisites
To ensure the best possible use of time at the workshop, Internet2 recommends that the following technical capabilities be met by all participants. Participants are encouraged to meet all prerequisites so that they may fully participate in, and benefit from, all workshop activities. Click here for details.
Scheduling a Workshop:
To request such a workshop at your location, contact Susan Evett, Technology Transfer & Outreach, Internet2. Also, feel free to read through the Workshop Checklist document; it lists all the expectations for the host campus and Internet2.For more information about workshops, email workshops@internet2.edu.
