TEIN2-VN / VINAREN update

TEIN2-VN Technical Task ForceJuly/2006

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Why VINAREN? TEIN2-VN / VINAREN inside Launching and demos: Positive start Looking at the future

Why TEIN2-VN / VINAREN?

First NREN ever built in Vietnam Strongly supported by VN government Supported by TEIN2 as 1 of 6 beneficiary countries Benefits from TEIN2:

Direct access to the Euro-Asian backbone Equal conditions in accessing the resources of National

Research Educational Networks (NRENs) Boost up S&T collaboration domestically and internationally on

the ICT base Reduce a digital divide among ASEM countries

TEIN2-VN / VINAREN

Hanoi (NOC-VN) – Hong Kong TEIN2 hub: clear channel T3 = 45Mbps

NOC-VN built at Hanoi University of Technologies (HUT) Fiber Optic infrastructure connecting VINAREN

members in Hanoi with 100Mbps: IOIT/VAST, MOST, NHP, VNU

Open Source Based Platform and Environment (OS, Network Tools, StarOffice, Open Office, e-learning platforms, …)

Network monitoring systems

TEIN2-VN / VINAREN (cont.)

The 1st National Symposium on TEIN2-VN and VINAREN in Dec. 3, 2005 to Promote the VINAREN Activities

Operation and Maintenance by the Leading Institutions (HUT, IOIT, VNU, …)

International collaboration: Telemedicine, Video-Conference, DVTS, etc.

Experience Sharing with other NOCs, NRENs for the Most Advanced Solutions and Technology

TEIN2-VN / VINAREN (cont.)

Focus on the Effectiveness and Efficiency of the Project Technology for the Community: collaborations with most

important Research Institutions and Hospitals for Epidemic, Disasters, Environmental Studies, …

Cost Sharing Model for Sustainable Development of the VINAREN after TEIN2

VINAREN: International link TEIN2

VINAREN: backbone

Backbone Northern, Central and

Southern areas NOCs

VINAREN: Northern regionDirect FO

NHP

MOST

VNU

VAST/IOIT

TEIN2 / INTERNET

45/155Mbps

NOC – HN@

HUT

Direct FO

Direct FO

Direct FO

NIHE

nxE1

MOET

nxE1

NGN

NACENTEC

nxE1

AccessRouter

BorderRouter

AccessRouter

AccessRouter

nxE1

Thai Nguyen

nxE1

Hai Phong

VINAREN: national NOC (NOC-VN) @ HUT

Network monitoring tools

VINAREN Launch: TEIN2 10th Halong meeting

Application demos on TEIN2-VN / VINAREN

Tele-consultancy by doctors from RCH (Melbourne) and NHP (Hanoi)

Endoscope training from KyuShu University hospital using DVTS

E-Culture video streaming from KISDI and MYREN

VINAREN: Looking at the future

Hanoi – Hong Kong link upgrade to STM1 = 155Mbps VINAREN Backbone design and implementation Domestic Connectivity from regional NOCs to other

Institutions 15 + 10 + 5 Points (6/2007) Extension to 50+ Institutions. Expansion of the Connectivity if allowed by TEIN2

(12/2007) Sustainable Development, Expansion to others (with

TEIN3) Detailed Plan of VINAREN for 2005-2007 with 3.7M USD

Looking at the future (cont.)

Joint research activities with foreign institutions and organizations: Open Source systems development Advanced network technologies: network security, monitoring,

etc. Video conferencing Network applications: E-learning, Grid computing, etc.

Human resource training for NOCs and Vietnam R&E community

Looking at the future (cont.)

Participation in International and regional projects: AI3-SOI (WIDE project) among ASEAN+JP with IOIT-HUT-VNU

as core members of VINAREN AEN (Asia Elearning Network), ASEAN e-Learning AVIST-VN (MOST, HUT, IOIT, VNU, …) ASTRENA Activities in Vietnam (WG, Action Plan, …) TEIN2-based S&T Collaborations among ASEAN, ASEM

Countries Other S&T Activities among ASEAN, ASEAN+x, ASEM Countries

Thank you!

Appendix: Ongoing S&T collaborations

IPv4 to IPv6 transition solution - AI3 – SOI project

IPv6 via IPv4 tunel

IPv6 to IPv4

Appendix: Ongoing S&T collaborations

IPv4/IPv6 messed infrastructure

Connection to 6bone via AI3 satellite link with Keio University

Appendix: Ongoing S&T collaborations

Network security Implementation of Policy-

based architecture (from DMTF and IETF)

Strict procedures in configuration and deployment of network security policies

With local Vietnamese partners

Security mechanism and services

Security tools

Procedures and processes

Rules

Human

Security policy