TF-NGN - Next Generation Networking

Available European/National Test Beds
Countries Test bed Description Contact person Reference information Test activities Duration
Belgium
France
Germany
Hungary
Switzerland
Eurolabs Paul Van Binst
New networking technologies, applications and services Till October 2007
France  PlaGE French Gigabit testbed Hervé Prigeant Slides IP premium,
MPLS,
...
Temporary
Germany VIOLA Integration of applications+network tests, dynamical bandwidth allocation Peter Kaufmann Testbed description Routers,
switches,
signalling based on MPLS,
VPLS,
GMPLS,
UNI,
NNI,
...
May 2004
April 2007
Greece Testbeds of Gigabit IP routers running MPLS over DWDM

GRNET2


1st one will be the production Athens MAN witd 3 PoPs and the second one
is a pilot project with Universities and Research Institutes
Fotis Karayannis  

Thanassis Liakopoulos
 

Testbed Description (MS Doc)

GRnet Testbed (PPT slides)

IP QOS, 
MPLS traffic engineering, MPLS resilience, MPLS VPNs
 
1st: Q12002, 2nd: Q1/2002-Q2/2002
Italy Garr-G Pilot
(in Italian)
Italian Gigabit testbed Mauro Campanella Slides IP premium,
Shaping,
...
Temporary
The Netherlands NetherLight Multiple international 2.5Gbit/s and 10Gbit/s connections between Amsterdam, Chicago (StarLight), New York (MANLAN), London, Geneva, Prague and Stockholm.
National connections: up to 32x 1GE lambdas to ASTRON/JIVE, the main radio astronomy computing site in Europe.
NetherLight is part of GLIF, the Global Lambda Integrated Facility.
Roeland Nuijts, Dennis Paus, Erik-Jan Bos NetherLight
GLIF
LightPath switching and scheduling between Europe, the US and Canada for those networking applications that demand few-to-few, high-speed (1Gbps and 10Gbps) connectivity From Jan. 2002
Poland Pionier Polish Optical Internet Szymon Trocha (MPLS)
Michal Przybylski (QoS)
MPLS/QoS testbed MPLS
QoS
Temporary
United Kingdom SuperJANET4 2.5Gbit/s IP test network between 3 core nodes in tde UK.
(Testbed is currently not operational)
Rina Samani Testbed diagram
IP QoS, 
MPLS Traffic Engineering, IPv6.
From Q1/2002