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Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 1Washington, DC Sept. 2002
CEOS-WGISS-Network SubgroupNetwork Performance Task TeamCEOS-WGISS-Network SubgroupNetwork Performance Task Team
Andrew Germain
CEOS WGISS NS-13
Washington DC
September 2002
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 2Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Network Performance Testing Highlights
Network Performance Testing Highlights
• Daily results online:– http://corn.eos.nasa.gov/performance/Net_Health/CEOS.list.html
• Testing Changes:– CSIRO test node down since Mid May– Restarted testing to Israel (again)
• Active Sources:– GSFC– AIT, GISTDA– NASDA: Testing temporarily stopped 17 January '02
» Restarted Sept. '02– Looking for a replacement European host
» Norway still down• Carrier volatility
– KPNqwest– GBLX– Teleglobe– WCI
• Daily results online:– http://corn.eos.nasa.gov/performance/Net_Health/CEOS.list.html
• Testing Changes:– CSIRO test node down since Mid May– Restarted testing to Israel (again)
• Active Sources:– GSFC– AIT, GISTDA– NASDA: Testing temporarily stopped 17 January '02
» Restarted Sept. '02– Looking for a replacement European host
» Norway still down• Carrier volatility
– KPNqwest– GBLX– Teleglobe– WCI
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 3Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Virtual CEOSnet - August 2002Virtual CEOSnet - August 2002
CSIRO(Australia)
DFN
Miami
DC
NYC
Abilene
CA*NET4
CCRS
CONAE(Argentina)
Rostelecom
STAR TAPSTAR Light
Chicago
(Thailand)
SURFnet
JANET
UCL
NASDA
IMNet
KNMI
GEANT
ILAN Israel
JRC
GARRMilan
DFN DLR
ESRIN
RBnet Moscow
IRE-RAS
MFN
EUmetsat
ANSPINPE(Brazil)
NISN
NaukaNET
SInet
UMD
Oxford
RAL
MAFF
CAOEDC
MSFC/UAH
CNES
Sprintlint
(Paris)
MAE-EWash DC
vBNS+
AIT
NY
GSFC
MAX
GISTDA LA
AARnet
MIA
AMPATH
Retina(Argentina)
C & W
TokyoXP
APAN TransPAC
GITS
Active
Inactive
Source
Test Nodes:Test Nodes:Test Nodes:Test Nodes:
UUNet
Teleglobe
AT&T
FranceTelecomComsat
Russia
UNInet
PNWSeattle
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 4Washington, DC Sept. 2002
CEOS & GOIN Performance Test Sites
CEOS & GOIN Performance Test Sites
Sink + Source CEOS Sink
GSFC
CCRS
NASDA
CSIRO
ESRIN
DLR
RAL,UCL,Oxford
INPE
CONAERetina
EUMETSAT IRE-RASCAO
ISRAEL
JRC
GOIN Sink
ISRO
UNEP
AIT, GISTDA
NAMRIAUNEP
UNEP
UNEP
UNEP
UKM
KNMI
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 5Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Update: ArgentinaSite Update: Argentina
• CONAE– Route via Comsat from Miami
» BH range improved to 900-1700 kbps (was 500-1600 kbps)
• Retina: Research Network– Also testing via Abilene / AMPATH to Retina test node
» Thruput is limited by window size at destination » 32 KB windows @ 170 ms RTT 1.4 mbps per stream» Using 9 streams to achieve 13 mbps aggregate thruput
• CONAE– Route via Comsat from Miami
» BH range improved to 900-1700 kbps (was 500-1600 kbps)
• Retina: Research Network– Also testing via Abilene / AMPATH to Retina test node
» Thruput is limited by window size at destination » 32 KB windows @ 170 ms RTT 1.4 mbps per stream» Using 9 streams to achieve 13 mbps aggregate thruput
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 6Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Update: AustraliaSite Update: Australia
• CSIRO: Testing down since May '02– Route via Abilene / PNW / AARnet since April '02– BHM 1.9 mbps
• CSIRO: Testing down since May '02– Route via Abilene / PNW / AARnet since April '02– BHM 1.9 mbps
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 7Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates - BrazilSite Updates - Brazil
• INPE (Sao Paolo) : Upgrade to AMPATH– NASA dedicated 64kbps circuit (IDN) discontinued Jan '01– IDN node down since 2 July 01 – HSB: Route via Abilene --> AMPATH (Mia) --> ANSP
» Performance: 400-1500 kbps (median 1000)
• INPE (Sao Paolo) : Upgrade to AMPATH– NASA dedicated 64kbps circuit (IDN) discontinued Jan '01– IDN node down since 2 July 01 – HSB: Route via Abilene --> AMPATH (Mia) --> ANSP
» Performance: 400-1500 kbps (median 1000)
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 8Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates - CanadaSite Updates - Canada
• CCRS (Ottawa): Stable performance– Route via Abilene, StarTap (Chicago), CA*Net4, Onet– Peaks over 6 mbps -- BH Median 5.7 mbps– Also testing to Univ. Toronto via similar route
» recent median 24 mbps! – Testing from NASDA restarted Sept. '02
• CCRS (Ottawa): Stable performance– Route via Abilene, StarTap (Chicago), CA*Net4, Onet– Peaks over 6 mbps -- BH Median 5.7 mbps– Also testing to Univ. Toronto via similar route
» recent median 24 mbps! – Testing from NASDA restarted Sept. '02
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 9Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Update - GermanySite Update - Germany
• Germany: – DLR (Oberpfaffenhofen): Test host unresponsive since July '99
» Route via Geant, DFN– Eumetsat (Darmstadt)
» New route June '02: MFN to Darmstadt (previously KPNQwest)» Performance improved:
• BHMedian = 2.4 mbps, typical range = 0.6 to 3.3 mbps• Previously BHMedian = 500 kbps, typical range = 0.1 to 1.7 mbps
• Germany: – DLR (Oberpfaffenhofen): Test host unresponsive since July '99
» Route via Geant, DFN– Eumetsat (Darmstadt)
» New route June '02: MFN to Darmstadt (previously KPNQwest)» Performance improved:
• BHMedian = 2.4 mbps, typical range = 0.6 to 3.3 mbps• Previously BHMedian = 500 kbps, typical range = 0.1 to 1.7 mbps
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 10Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates - IsraelSite Updates - Israel
• Tel Aviv University: – Testing resumed March '02 – Performance 0.5-3.0 mbps since June
» (was 0.2 - 1.7 mbps in '01)– Route via Abilene peering with Geant in NY
» Formerly used ILAN from Chicago
• Tel Aviv University: – Testing resumed March '02 – Performance 0.5-3.0 mbps since June
» (was 0.2 - 1.7 mbps in '01)– Route via Abilene peering with Geant in NY
» Formerly used ILAN from Chicago
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 11Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates: ItalySite Updates: Italy
• ESRIN - Frascati: Performance stable– BHM from GSFC stable at 700 kbps; Typical daily range 300-1700 kbps– Route stable: via MAX, Abilene to NY, Geant, GARR– From Norway (until March '02): 350 kbps -1.1 mbps
» via UNInet, Nordunet, Geant, GARR– Testing from NASDA (until Jan '02): 190-730 kbps – restarted Sept. '02
• ESRIN - Frascati: Performance stable– BHM from GSFC stable at 700 kbps; Typical daily range 300-1700 kbps– Route stable: via MAX, Abilene to NY, Geant, GARR– From Norway (until March '02): 350 kbps -1.1 mbps
» via UNInet, Nordunet, Geant, GARR– Testing from NASDA (until Jan '02): 190-730 kbps – restarted Sept. '02
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 12Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates: Italy (2)Site Updates: Italy (2)
JRC - Ispra: Testing restarted Feb '01– BH Median about 500 kbps, Typical Range 150-800 kbps
» (range was 400- 1400 in '00)– Route: UUNet all the way from DC to Milan. – From NASDA (until Jan '02): steady 350 kbps
JRC - Ispra: Testing restarted Feb '01– BH Median about 500 kbps, Typical Range 150-800 kbps
» (range was 400- 1400 in '00)– Route: UUNet all the way from DC to Milan. – From NASDA (until Jan '02): steady 350 kbps
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 13Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates: JapanSite Updates: Japan
• NASDA EOC - Hatoyama: – NASA-NASDA removed private E1 and installed private 3 mbps ATM service in Feb '00 -- for mission
support only. (Replaced Aug '02)» NASDA to NASA stable – typically 1.6 mbps (window limited)» NASA to NASDA Performance also stable
• typically 2.3 mbps using multiple TCP streams to overcome window limitation
– NASDA CEOS source and sink at EOC down since 17 Jan '02 » Restored 1 Sept. '02
• Tokyo-XP – From GSFC:
» via Chicago / TransPac / APAN» several performance levels:
• 12-29 mbps, 9-15 mbps• Slow TCP rampup
– from GISTDA:» 0.5-1.4 mbps steady
• NASDA EOC - Hatoyama: – NASA-NASDA removed private E1 and installed private 3 mbps ATM service in Feb '00 -- for mission
support only. (Replaced Aug '02)» NASDA to NASA stable – typically 1.6 mbps (window limited)» NASA to NASDA Performance also stable
• typically 2.3 mbps using multiple TCP streams to overcome window limitation
– NASDA CEOS source and sink at EOC down since 17 Jan '02 » Restored 1 Sept. '02
• Tokyo-XP – From GSFC:
» via Chicago / TransPac / APAN» several performance levels:
• 12-29 mbps, 9-15 mbps• Slow TCP rampup
– from GISTDA:» 0.5-1.4 mbps steady
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 14Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Update - NetherlandsSite Update - Netherlands
• KNMI: – Route from GSFC via Abilene to SurfNet in Chicago– Median Performance now 60 mbps! (range 43-67 mbps)
» Using multiple TCP streams
• KNMI: – Route from GSFC via Abilene to SurfNet in Chicago– Median Performance now 60 mbps! (range 43-67 mbps)
» Using multiple TCP streams
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 15Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates - RussiaSite Updates - Russia
• IRE-RAS - Moscow: Last Tested Oct - Dec ‘00– Route is via Internet -- Rostelecom in NY– Performance was BHM = 75 kbps, Daily range = 13 - 30 kbps
• CAO - Moscow: SAGE III Project – Dual Routes since Nov '01– NASA dedicated circuit: very steady 140kbps– via NY to Rostelecom/RBnet -- 1.1 mbps typ (600-1400)
• IRE-RAS - Moscow: Last Tested Oct - Dec ‘00– Route is via Internet -- Rostelecom in NY– Performance was BHM = 75 kbps, Daily range = 13 - 30 kbps
• CAO - Moscow: SAGE III Project – Dual Routes since Nov '01– NASA dedicated circuit: very steady 140kbps– via NY to Rostelecom/RBnet -- 1.1 mbps typ (600-1400)
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 16Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates: ThailandSite Updates: Thailand
– AIT: from GSFC: New route 23 July 2002 - Performance improved» Now 185-1355 kbps, BHM = 1100 via Abilene-LA-UNINET» Previously 50- 650 kbps, BHM = 400
• via Abilene-PNW-TransPac-APAN-AI3
» Testing from NASDA restarted Sept. '02
– UNINET via Abilene peering in LA:
» Datasink restored 27 August '02» 200 kbps - 2.2 mbps, BHM = 400 kbps -- serious daily congestion
– AIT: from GSFC: New route 23 July 2002 - Performance improved» Now 185-1355 kbps, BHM = 1100 via Abilene-LA-UNINET» Previously 50- 650 kbps, BHM = 400
• via Abilene-PNW-TransPac-APAN-AI3
» Testing from NASDA restarted Sept. '02
– UNINET via Abilene peering in LA:
» Datasink restored 27 August '02» 200 kbps - 2.2 mbps, BHM = 400 kbps -- serious daily congestion
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 17Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates: Thailand (2)Site Updates: Thailand (2)
– GISTDA: Multiple Routes»July '01: 34-1900 kbps, BHM = 80»Aug-Sept '01: 270-4300 kbps, BHM = 1400»Oct '01 - Mar '02: 13-400 kbps, BHM = 44
•via Commodity Route: UUNet-Teleglobe-Inet
»3-18 Apr '02: 360-1470 kbps, BHM = 620 (via APAN)»19 Apr – 18 Aug '02: 11-350 kbps, BHM = 40
•via Commodity Route: AT&T-GITS
»Testing from NASDA until Jan '02: 700-1500 kbps, BHM = 1100, restarted Sept. '02
– GISTDA: Multiple Routes»July '01: 34-1900 kbps, BHM = 80»Aug-Sept '01: 270-4300 kbps, BHM = 1400»Oct '01 - Mar '02: 13-400 kbps, BHM = 44
•via Commodity Route: UUNet-Teleglobe-Inet
»3-18 Apr '02: 360-1470 kbps, BHM = 620 (via APAN)»19 Apr – 18 Aug '02: 11-350 kbps, BHM = 40
•via Commodity Route: AT&T-GITS
»Testing from NASDA until Jan '02: 700-1500 kbps, BHM = 1100, restarted Sept. '02
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 18Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Site Updates: UKSite Updates: UK
• From GSFC: via Abilene to JAnet in NY– JAnet core (London): Stable at 18 mbps
» Was stable at 28 mbps from 6 Nov '01 to 13 June '02» Was 10 mbps until 19 Aug '01» NY peering reconfigured again
– UCL: 4.7-6.2 mbps steady (previously 2.8-4.9 mbps) – Oxford: 4.8 mbps typ (3.6-5.2) -- also steady! – RAL: performance dropped to in June '02
» Now 8 mbps typical (2-14 mbps)» Was 14 mbps typical (7-20)
• From GSFC: via Abilene to JAnet in NY– JAnet core (London): Stable at 18 mbps
» Was stable at 28 mbps from 6 Nov '01 to 13 June '02» Was 10 mbps until 19 Aug '01» NY peering reconfigured again
– UCL: 4.7-6.2 mbps steady (previously 2.8-4.9 mbps) – Oxford: 4.8 mbps typ (3.6-5.2) -- also steady! – RAL: performance dropped to in June '02
» Now 8 mbps typical (2-14 mbps)» Was 14 mbps typical (7-20)
Andy Germain CEOS-WGISS-NS-13 Page 20Washington, DC Sept. 2002
Network Results SummaryNetwork Results Summary
Median Daily ThruputMedian Daily Thruput