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FRIDAY 21 MARCH 2014 | CONFERENCE DAY THREE |
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08.00 |
WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE |
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MORNING CHAIRMAN
Rajiv Papneja | Senior Director, Carrier IP Solutions North America
IP Competence Center | Huawei |
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OpenFlow Session |
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09.00 |
Extending MPLS with Hybrid OpenFlow switching |
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Benefits of integrating OpenFlow switching into existing MPLS/IP/Ethernet platforms
Flexibility and speed of application deployment over IP/MPLS infrastructure with integrated OpenFlow switching
Applicability of Hybrid OpenFlow switch in DC, WAN, Mobile Backhaul networks.
Benefits behind programmable Open Flow Hybrid MPLS/IP switch/router
Andrew Dolganow | Director Product Line Management IP Division, SDN, Platform, L3 Multicast | Alcatel-Lucent |
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09.20 |
Efforts toward Interoperable OpenFlow |
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The Forwarding Abstractions Working Group (FAWG) is shoring up the foundation of the OpenFlow architecture by creating a framework that simultaneously allows for scalability, interoperability and practical development. This new optional framework will move OpenFlow beyond the “research” niche where some hope to isolate the technology.
Ben Mack-Crane | Editor FAWG ONF | Huawei |
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09.40 |
Improving Openflow Flow Set Up Times |
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Proposing a solution to dynamically detect increase in the flow set up time to a specific switch, depending on the network conditions as well as the geographical location of the switches, and then moving the switch to a different controller domain if it will reduce the flow setup time.
Faseela K | Ericsson |
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10.00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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10.30 |
SDN Enhancement with Stateful Openflow |
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Introducing a novel way to enhance openflow’s data path with state preserving and maintaining capabilities to address the current technical challenges.
Hayim Porat | Lead Architect and Manager of the Cloud Networking and Security Research Groups, IT division | Huawei |
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10.50 |
Extending OpenFlow to the Carrier Network: Challenges |
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Extending the new concepts of SDN /OpenFlow to the Carrier Networks : issues of hybrid deployment, practical challenges in deploying the solution ( realization vs Hype). Analyzing " NFV" the new paradigm acting as catalyst for acceleration of such deployments
Sudeepta Ray | Assistant Vice President - Technology |
Aricent |
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Performance and Management Session |
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11.10 |
Real-Time Analytics and Policy Management for Software Defined Networking |
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North-bound SDN APIs allow creation of network-aware applications. Cloud and data center applications have successfully taken advantage of these APIs to provide seamless virtual machine mobility and elasticity. However, these applications are unaware of whether or not the underlying wide area network can provide acceptable performance. Introducing the concept of a network access broker (NAB), an analytics and policy management layer that provides this information.
Cengiz Alaettinoglu | Chief Technical Officer | PacketDesign |
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11.30 |
Effective Benchmark Test Methodology to Qualify SDN/OpenFlow Enabled Networks |
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While standards continue to formalize the openness of the SDN/NFV proposals and use cases, operators scramble to understand the operational readiness of these solutions
How SDN/NFV solutions impact the key performance indicators. How current network monitoring tools will be integrated into the emerging paradigm. Impact on north-south bound convergence in addition to network infrastructure convergence. Dependencies of control and forwarding plane convergence.
Authors: Rajiv Papneja | Senior Director, Carrier IP Solutions North America IP Competence Center | Huawei and
Dean Lee | Director, Network Infrastructure Business | Ixia |
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12.30 |
LUNCH |
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AFTERNOON CHAIRPERSON
Niloufar Tayebi | Expert Industry Marketing | Ciena |
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14.00 |
SDN-based Traffic Management for IP/MPLS Networks: Reality, not Snake Oil |
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Demonstrating how a centralised network- and traffic-aware controller can be used in existing IP / MPLS networks to close the feedback loop between the network and applications and services that use the network, providing both dynamic SLA guarantees through admission control and providing real-time network- and traffic-aware service placement.
John Evans | Distinguished Engineer | Cisco
Arash Afrakteh | Principal Engineer | Cisco |
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14.30 |
Practical Considerations for IP and LDP Fast-Reroute |
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There have been many schemes proposed for IP and/or LDP Fast-Reroute over the past few years. Discussing the relative merits of several of these, focusing especially on ways of improving Loop-Free Alternate (LFA) coverage, including Remote LFA and coverage extension using RSVP LSPs.
Julian Lucek and Chris Bowers | Juniper Networks |
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Optical Session |
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15.00 |
Design and Optimization for Packet Optical Integration |
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Introducing a few of recent research results on the design and optimization for Packet Optical Integration (POI) networks and discussing possible evolution directions of backbone network architecture. The recent waves of innovation on Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) further enhance this vision.
Dr. Victor Yu Liu | Huawei |
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15.30 |
GMPLS, SDN, Optical Networking, Control Plane |
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What techniques and mechanisms are envisioned that enable integration of emerging SDN mechanisms with existing GMPLS-controlled domains?
Outlining some network configurations involving interworking of this nature, and describing a set of strategies for integrating various control techniques.
Achim Autenrieth | Principle Engineer Advanced Technology | ADVA Optical Networking |
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16.00 |
Enabling Dynamic Packet-optical Connectivity Services for Optimal Cloud Service Delivery, a First Step towards SDN |
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Discussing how allowing the network to be controlled by data center applications, such as compute and storage, is the first practical step in the direction of turning your network into an open, software-defined network.
Niloufar Tayebi | Expert Industry Marketing | Ciena |
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16.30 |
END OF THE CONFERENCE DAY THREE |
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