APRICOT2000 Schedule
  Wed 02-Mar-00 Start Time - 11:00 End Time - 12:30
  Trk Session Chair Company Email

 
1
APNIC Special Interest Group on Address Policy
Takashi Arano
NTT OCN
arano@byd.ocn.ad.jp
  Session Description  
     
   
Presentation Title Name Company Email
IP allocation issues for large scale permanent connection consumer networks, such as CATV, ADLS and Wireless Internet Access Yoshihiro Obata Internet Reaserch Institute Inc. obata@iri.co.jp
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Proposal for simple assgnment procedure of length /29 or longer prefix Yoshiyuki Ezura  
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Handling of Personal Information on the APNIC Database Akinori maemura  
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A proposal for registry evaluation principles Ruri Hiromi
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Implementation of allocations from Network 61 Shamsul Hamzah APNIC shamsul@apnic.net
Description :
To promote the use of former class A address space
 
 
2
Intelligent Optical Networking: Evolving the Core for Enhanced Service Delivery
Scott Larson
Sycamore Networks
Scott.Larson@
sycamorenet.com
    Session Description

Driven by the continued growth in data traffic in the wide area and the emerging demand for high-speed, data-centric services, the technologies that once supported the backbone of the voice-centric public network are now undergoing critical evaluation and rapid change. Advances in optical networking technologies are playing a critical role in reshaping the network infrastructure and effecting quantum leaps in bandwidth capacity. This shift from bandwidth scarcity to abundance will dramatically change the approach carriers take when designing their networks and service portfolios. These advances will also ultimately redefine the role of the optical network frmo one of being a dumb transmission medium to a network of a network of intelligent lightpaths used to more effectively distribute network capacity and support the creation of value-added hight-speed services. This workshop addresses the way optical technologies are affecting change in carrier networks and the different approaches service providers are adopting to expand their business opportunities using optical networking. Topics will include;

- How optical networking is inverting traditional pricing models and creating a new market structure with new players and services
- The role of optical networking as a driver and beneficiary of this dramatic transition
- Opportunities and challenges in deploying optical networking for international cross-border networks
- Emergence of new 'wavw' service for high-speed data applications
- The challenges of achieving the all-optical network

       
   
Presentation Title Name Company Email
Optical Wave Services Scott Beaudoin Williams  
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New Optical Internet Infrastructure of Thrunet Hyang-Ah Kim Thrunet hakim@corp.thrunet.com
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The advent of new Internet applications and the advance in high-speed access technologies such as cable mode, xDSL, and FTTx cause the growth of the Internet community and the traffic explosion in backbone networks. Thrunet built a new network infrastructure that scales to meet ever-growing requirements of bandwidth and features. The network backbone is optimized by transmitting gigabit ethernet frames natively over WDM paths that directly interconnect high performance routers.

This presentation introduces the optical Internet Infrastructure of Thrunet and describes the technical issues of the deployment. We present the approaches we've taken and discuss the reason behind our decisions.

Extending service potential and profitablility with optical networking Sean Welch Tenor Networks
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Modeling the Optical Network Wade Rubinstein Sycamore Networks Wade.Rubinstein@
sycamorenet.com
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3
Content Distribution Networks
AVAILABLE
  Session Description  
     
   
Presentation Title Name Company Email
Content Distribution by DNS Taku Morinobu NTT Communications Global IP Business Inernational Services  
Description :
As Web/Streaming/E-Commerce sites get larger and business scopes go beyond domestic to worldwide, the following 3 points are needed in operating content sites over the internet. These are more server reliability, more network reliability, and faster access for end users. Various content distribution technologies and services has emerged to meet these requiremetns and have been gaining success.

There are several methods for content distribution services. To name a few, by placing cache servers over the internet, by using dynamic routing protocols to advertise several worldwide distributed sites with the same address, and by give the client the best ip address by DNS. In this program, short introductions of the previous 3 methods are discussed, and especially content distribution by DNS will be discussed in detail. The basic ideas using content distribution by DNS, actual labratory test results, and future concerns will be discussed about in this talk.
Advanced Traffic Engineering for Optimizing CDN Infrastructure Jonathan Barry Alteon WebSystems jbarr@alteon.com
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TBD Shin Taesu Inktomi slee@inktomikorea.or.kr
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4
Network Security
Barbara Fraser
Cisco
byfraser@cisco.com
  Session Description

Today's network infrastructures are increasingly under attack. This panel of experts will discuss the nature of attacks we are seeing today along with policies, tools, and techniques that are needed to address them.

     
   
Presentation Title Name Company Email
TBD Lawrance Rogers CERT lrr@cert.org
Description :
     
Global, secure corporate intranet access Butch Anton iPass Inc. butch@ipass.com
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Network Security Barbara Fraser Cisco byfraser@cisco.com
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