Building NREN service for a WireFree world Maurice van den Akker Team Manager WireFree SURFnet
Today’s items • Excellent WireFree: the new goal for NRENs • Building a Wi-Fi/4G/eduroam service together with telco’s: “ MoLAN ” • Route to seamless circus
Pampered users for the fixed network, resulting in new applications for E&R • Closed community network: safe & trusted • 10 Gbit/s connection is default, Lightpaths • No filtering, transparent network • No datalimits • Flexibility • State-of-Art services Figure: Cees de Laat, 2005
Aspire study: NRENs need to prepare for mass mobile connectivity 1. roll out eduroam as wide as possible 2. Work with providers to integrate Wi-Fi and LTE 3. Work on close integration of fixed and various wireless technologies to provide a: Secure, economic and transparent service irrespective of location 4. Work closely with institutes to exploit capabilities within primary edu&res process Source: aspire study, 2012
NREN’s new holy grail: learn and research any time, any place, any device seamless
Requirements for the best seamless “ WireFree ” service Financieel model Affordable, without bill shock Application and Device UYOD and switch between them Seamless Sign On Secure and Integrated AAI infrastructure Integrated IP Network Session Physical Network Infrastructure The best available infrastructure, integrated, technology independent
Scenario’s for NRENs 0. NRENs only provide eduroam infrastructure (AAI) 1. NRENs focus on Wi-Fi 2. NRENs focus on LTE(-A) 3. NRENs focus on integration Wi-Fi and LTE 4. NRENs focus on mobile within primary process for more details, see: https://tnc2013.terena.org/core/presentation/26
WireFree service development roadmap SURF Task WireFree access to cloud services (policies and support) Force WireFree Wireless Experience BYOD policies Integrated fixed/wireless services (e.g. voice) 4G eduroam pilot via 4G eduroam GEANT Worldwide eduroam@mobile infra service tendering 4G eduroam (OEM) data services One stop shop WireFree eduroam plus Central Wi-Fi Wi-Fi as a Wi-Fi as a service @ eduroam @ management service @ small/middle public hotspots small/middle campus institutes institutes 2015 2016 2018 2014 2013 2017
4G eduroam in practice! Utrecht Nijmegen Amsterdam 2011 2012 2013/14
In practice: 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi both as access network for campus using eduroam Campus SURFnet Internet Internet 10
Seamless Integrating 4G and Wi-Fi: schematic User A Mobile WLAN SURF Mobile operator Mobile operator operator Service B
MoLAN : everywhere “at your home campus” using Wi-Fi, mobile and glued with eduroam
Integrating 4G and Wi-Fi via eduroam Feature MoLAN service Default Mobile Service Mobile traffic can be regarded the same Yes No as local Wi-Fi network (VLAN) Direct access to local resources, Yes No databases, printers, etcetera, no VPN Secure access and VLAN subscription Yes No based on eduroam credentials Mobile traffic instantly routed via Yes No SURFnet network (Same) IP-address from institute on Yes No Mobile and local network Allows traffic management by institution Yes No Allows strong demand aggregation for Yes Partly mobile data services Access to public cloud Yes Yes Access to private/community cloud Yes No 13
Responsibility matrix in MoLAN IDM Radi light DHC end billin help tarrif ... us path P user g desk s Institute SURFnet Operator
Route towards international NREN service delivery(2013-2018)
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