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Internet Future Internet Future CRA Biennial Conference CRA Biennial Conference Snowbird, Utah Snowbird, Utah Vint Cerf MCI July 11, 2004 th Anniversary of TCP/IP 30 th Anniversary of TCP/IP 30 May 1974: A Protocol for Packet


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Internet Future Internet Future CRA Biennial Conference CRA Biennial Conference Snowbird, Utah Snowbird, Utah Vint Cerf MCI July 11, 2004

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30 30th

th Anniversary of TCP/IP

Anniversary of TCP/IP

May 1974: “A Protocol for Packet

Network Interconnection,” Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn, IEEE Transactions on Communications

A copy of this was auctioned for $3,000

in 2002!

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Internet Internet -

  • Global Statistics

Global Statistics

22.5 Million Hosts (Bellcore June 1997) 50 Million Users (NUA Jul 1997) 250 Million Hosts (ISC Apr 2004) 745.3 Million Users (InternetWorldStats.com April 2004)

[Other estimates range from 850M-950M]

(approx. 2.3 Billion Telephone Terminations,750 Million PCs)

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Internet Penetration May 2004 Internet Penetration May 2004

Asia/Pac - 235.1M

  • No. Amer. -216.1M

Europe -

204.6M

Latin Am -

49.5M

Africa -

10.1M

Mid-east -

14.5M

Oceania-

15.7M

  • Total -

745 M

  • No. AM

Europe Asia/Pac Latin Am Africa Mid East Oceania

(Source (Source www.internetstats.com www.internetstats.com

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Internet expansion Internet expansion

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The Power of IP The Power of IP

Layering of Protocols IP decouples application from

transmission/transport

IP does not care what transport is used (satellite,

fiber, twisted pair, radio, ATM…)

IP does not care what application it is carrying

(video, audio, web, email…)

Profound impact on regulatory models Integration of all communication modes under

IP control.

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X

under

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Internet Internet-

  • enabled Appliances

enabled Appliances

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Presence Presence

Instant messaging

First “presence” application Smooth spectrum of communication (text, voice,

video, shared applications, group collaboration)

Presence may vary by application and by

community

Apparent presence can be tailored Alternative communication media a function of

requesting party and medium requested

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SIP Telephony SIP Telephony

Session Initiation

Protocol Telephones

Cisco Systems,

Pingtel, etc.

“email” addressing ENUM:

1.1.9.3.0.6.5.3.0.7.1.e164.arpa = sip:vinton.g.cerf@mci.com

NAPTR (naming authority pointer)

The power of SIP (any domain name)

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Videoconferencing online Videoconferencing online

Video-conferencing is a

reality.

High speed access is

preferable but it can be made to work at dial up speeds (jerkily)

Microsoft Messenger;

Santa Cruz Networks Viditel

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RFID RFID

Toll-Road passive

transponder

Consumer product

identifier (like UPC)

Drug/Food shelf-life

and identification

Patient identification

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Internet Internet-

  • enabled Devices

enabled Devices

Programmable – Java, Python, etc. Examples:

WebTV, Palm-Pilot, Mobiles,Video games, Picture Frames, Washing Machines, Surf Board!

Refrigerator (and the bathroom scales) Automobiles (Japan, Germany) Internet-enabled wine corks (also note new

quantum theory of wine: Schrödinger’s wine bottle)

Internet-enabled socks Universal Remote Control

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IPv6 IPv6

128 bit address space (1038) IPSEC requirement Eliminates need for Network Address

Translation

Consumer electronics IPv6 enabled Dual-stack migration strategy

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Remote diagnosis/detection Remote diagnosis/detection

Astronauts – as far

back as the Mercury Program

Telemetry by radio

back to ground data collection systems

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Indexing of unstructured data Indexing of unstructured data

The standardization of information

representation (HTML, XML)

The creation of web crawlers/search

engines (alta-vista, google…)

Association of media with text (indexing

  • f images, video, audio, etc.)

Powerful tools for finding otherwise

unstructured information (cf. weblogs)

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Future Future look look

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2003 2003-

  • 2004 Missions to Mars

2004 Missions to Mars

Spirit

launched 6/10/2003 arrived Jan 4, 2004 Gusev Crater in Gusev Plain

Opportunity

Launched 7/7/2003 arrived Jan 25, 2004 Meridiani Planum

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Interplanetary Internet: Interplanetary Internet: “ “InterPlaNet InterPlaNet” ”

Planetary internets Interplanetary Gateways Interplanetary Channel Protocol

“bundles” encapsulated in CCSDS link and higher

layer transport (Licklider Transport Protocol)

.earth.sol.int, .mars.sol.int

Functional Layers of Protocol Interplanetary Network and Information

Systems Directorate (old DSN)

Project supports Mars mission plans

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Cerf’s Cerf’s slides and other slides and other Internet information can be Internet information can be found at: found at:

www.mci.com/cerfsup www.mci.com/cerfsup www.isoc.org/internet www.isoc.org/internet livinginternet.com livinginternet.com www.ipnsig.org www.ipnsig.org

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