National Knowledge Network Overview
National Knowledge Network Overview Experience life with 1000000000 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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National Knowledge Network Overview Experience life with 1000000000 bps 1 November 2012 NKN Overview 2 of 31 9 th April 2009 Introduction Key Highlights of NKN NKN is a state-of-the-art multi-gigabit pan-India network for providing a unified
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Experience life with 1000000000 bps
9th April 2009
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NKN is a state-of-the-art multi-gigabit pan-India network for providing a unified high speed network backbone for all knowledge related institutions in the country
► 9th
th April 200
009: 9: Hon’ble President of India,
, Smt. . Pratibha bha Devisingh Patil Patil
inaugurated the NKN Project.
► 16
16 PoP
► 26 Backbone Links ► 57 Edge
ge Links
Will connect Research & Development, educational, health, and agricultural institutes Allocation of `100 Crore for the implementation of Pilot phase of NKN An idea from the Office
- f Principal Scientific
Advisor GoI, & NKC National Informatics Centre (NIC) designated as the Project Execution Agency GoI approved a budget
- f Rs 5990 Crores for
NKN in March, 2010
Introduction Key Highlights of NKN
► 5th
h March, h, 2011 11: Hon’ble Minister Comm & IT, Shri Kapil Sibal and Hon’ble Minister of State for Comm & IT, Shri Sachin Pilot launched the Logo and Website of NKN
►31
31 PoP
►76 Backbo
bone e Links
►216 Edge Links 1500+ institutes to be connected; connectivity to 885 institutes has already been provided
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► Need a single infrastructure that supports multitude of
applications in a secure manner
► Provide a scalable mechanism ► Load balance traffic to utilize network bandwidth
efficiently
► Allow core routers/networking devices to switch packets
based on some simplified header
► QoS aware network ► Scalable/ Adaptable/ Available (24X7X365)
Enable, Encourage, Empower, Enrich
Need of the Hour
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Introduction Management Overview
End User Connectivity
NKN
High Level Committee Executive Committee Technical Advisory Committee Security Advisory Committee Model Projects Evaluation Committee
Policy Implementation
Department of IT National Informatics Centre National Informatics Centre Services Inc.
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Multi- 10G Core Connecting all the state capitals
NKN: Core Connectivity
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NKN
Educational Institutions
Research Labs CSIR/DAE/DRDO/ISRO/ICAR
INTERNET Connections to Global Networks (e.g. TEIN3) EDUSAT MPLS Clouds Broad Band Clouds National / State Data Centers/ Networks National Internet Exchange Points (NIXI) NTRO Cert-IN
NKN Connectivity
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DELHI HYDERABAD MUMBAI BENGALURU CHENNAI KOLKATA GUWAHATI
NKN SUPER CORE
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Applications
Virtual Classroom
Applications
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Application Grids Brain Grid
Application Grids
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Research
Research Infrastructure Scientists Inter- disciplinary Goal Coherent Synergy Synergistic Growth Across Disciplines
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Virtual Classrooms
- Virtual classroom is a replica of the local class room
teaching where in the students at remote locations will get the same feel and experience as if they are in the same classroom .
- Teacher and students have full interactivity with each
- ther
- Teacher will be able to use all conventional teaching tools
and continue to teach the way he does.
- Students can ask questions and interact with the teacher
as if he is in the local classroom
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Virtual Classrooms
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National Knowledge Network
Key Services
NKN
National Knowledge Network
Community Special Generic
Community Special
*These services may be through a CUG as well
Generic
►Internet ►e-Mail ►e-Mail GW ►DNS - NKN ►DNS - Security
for NKN Users
NKN
►Web Hosting ►VoIP ►MCU based
Video Portal
►SMS GW ►Co-Location
(PaaS & SaaS)
►e-Mail List Software
(LISTSERV)
►Authentication ►Session Initiation
Protocol (SIP)
►Collaboration
Service
►Content Delivery ►International
Collaborations with EU-India Grid
►VPN (L2) ►VPN (L3) ►VPN Service ►Multicast
Streaming
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Messaging Gateway
Services
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What’s planned? -MPLS L3 VPN
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VPN service is enabled on PEs (VRFs are created and applied to VPN site interface)
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VPN site’s IITm connects to a VRF enabled interface on a PE1
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VPN site routing by IITm is distributed to MP-iBGP on PE1
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PE1 allocates VPN label for each prefix, sets itself as a next hop and relays VPN site routes to PE4
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PE4 distributes IITm’s routes to IITb (Similar happens from IITb’s side) VRF VRF VRF LDP LDP LDP iBGP—VPNv4 Label Exchange iBGP—VPNv4 iBGP—VPNv4 PE1 PE4 PE3 IGCAR IITb IIT m BARC P1 P2 VRF VRF PE2 VRF
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MPLS Services :Multicast VPNs
MPLS VPN Network IIT M IIT B IIT D IIT H CAT BARC TIFR VSC Receiver
Multicast Source Multicast Source
Multicast in the core Multicast VRF
Multicast Receiver
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L2 Extension
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VPLS Network
DAE Indore DAE Kokotta
PE Router Mumbai PE Router Indore PE Router PE Router
Virtual Circuits / Pseudo wires
Physics Department IIT Chennai Kalapakkam
Overall Setup
IIT-Mumbai
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VPLS Network
DAE Indore DAE Kokotta
PE Router Mumbai PE Router Indore PE Router PE Router
Virtual Circuits / Pseudo wires
Physics Department IIT Chennai Kalapakkam
DAE VPN
IIT-Mumbai
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VPLS Network
DAE Indore DAE Kokotta
PE Router Mumbai PE Router Indore PE Router PE Router
IIT-Mumbai
Virtual Circuits / Pseudo wires
Physics Department IIT Chennai Kalapakkam
Separate VPNs
- DAE
- IIT
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NKN Setup at Edge location
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High Availability through Design
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OPERATIONAL ► Complexity in existing Network ► Multiple Networks in Institute ► No single point of contact in many cases ► Reluctance to Change MIND SET ►Why Should I change My Setup ►Will the change that we make are permanent. ►Multiple Scheme TECHNOLOGY ► IP Numbering Schema, ► Multi-Homing ► Hardware compatibility ► IPv6 addresses from APNIC
Manageable for short time….
Challenges in Initial Phase Delivery
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NKN Connecting TEIN3 Network
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EUROPE
DELHI HYDERABAD MUMBA I BANGALURU CHENNAI KOLKATA GUWAHATI
MUMBAI - INDIA SINGAPORE JAPA N HONGKONG BEIJING COPENHEGAN MADRID
US
- Network Across 19 Countries
- 8000 Research & Academic
Organization Members
- 45 Million Users
- Direct Peering with GEANT EU
NKN Connecting TEIN3 Network
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NKN and IPv6
IPv6 address block
►NIC - 2001:4408::/32 ►NKN- 2405:8a00::/32
IPv6 DNS
►2405:8a00:1000::2
Websites running on IPv6 http://ipv6.nkn.in http://nkn.in http://mail.nic.in http://registry.nic.in IPv4 address block
►180.149.48.0 /20, ► 14.139.0.0/16
BGP Autonomous System (ASn)
► 9885, 55824, 55847
LAN Migration to IPv6 (Client configuration)
► Running DHCPv6 centrally ► Dual Stack ► Native IPv6
Server Migration to IPv6
► Native IPv6 server ► Dual stack IPv6 server ► Serving IPv4 servers to IPv6 clients using NAT64 and DNS64
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NKN Bandwidth Usage
IIT Kharagpur AIIMS Delhi Hyderabad Central University Delhi University Delhi
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NKN Bandwidth Usage
CDAC Mumbai IIT Chennai SINP Kolkata NCL Pune
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NKN Bandwidth Usage
VECC Kolkata CDAC Pune TFIR Mumbai IIT Roorkee
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Particulars 2012-13
Super Core PoPs 07 Core PoPs 24 No of Institutes allocated to TSPs for connectivity 821 No of Institutes Commissioned under NKN (till date) 619 No of Institutes Commissioned under NMEICT (till date) 266 Total no of Institutes Commissioned (under NKN &NMEICT )(till date) 885
Core Links
TSP Core links (Allotted) Links (Provisioned/Commissioned)
BSNL 30
1G – 0/0; 2.5G – 21/19; 10G – 07/07
RAILTEL 26
1G – 17/17; 2.5G – 06/06; 10G – 03/03
PGCIL 33
1G – 04/04; 2.5G – 16/14 10G – 11/11
Overall Summary
Core links, Institutes and District Connectivity Summary (TSP wise )
Institutes
TSP Institutes (Allotted) Institutes (Commissioned)
BSNL 112 69 RAILTEL 316 209 PGCIL 277 237 MTNL 53 51 NKN 57 53
National Knowledge Network
Current Status of NKN Connectivity (As on November 30, 2012)
District Links (1 Gbps)
TSP Links (Allotted) Links (Provisioned/Commissioned)
RAILTEL 48 10/07 PGCIL 34 34/28 BSNL 18 14/12 * TSP allocation of 5 institutes is in progress
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S.No Name of Category Institutes allocated Institutes comm.
1 Army 3 2 2 Ayush 13 7 3 C-DAC 11 11 4 C-DOT 2 2 5 Central University 10 9 6 CSIR 45 45 7 DAE 42 37 8 DBT 14 14 9 Deemed University 12 12 10 DRDO 50 22 11 DST 23 21 12 Engineering 86 48 13 Ernet 11 11 14 ICAR 50 46 15 ICFRE 12 7 16 ICMR 23 22 17 IIM 12 9 18 IIT 14 14 19 NIXI 1 1 20 ISI 3 3 21 ISRO 19 17
S.No Name of Category Institutes allocated Institutes comm.
22 IISER 5 5 23 Management 6 5 24 Mass Communication 1 1 25 Medical 171 113 26 MoES 15 15 27 NIFT 15 6 28 NIT 13 11 29 NPTI 3 3 30 NTRO 7 5 31 Power Ministry 7 7 32 RBI 2 2 33 Research 16 15 34 SAU 19 11 35 SDC 19 15 36 State University 37 19 37 SWAN 20 17 38 UGC 4 4
Total 816 614
Institutes Connectivity Status
By Category (5 entries part of NIC circuits, hence not included under category list)
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National Knowledge Network Progress Chart
60 66 69 73 75 78 81 83 85 89 104 104 152 179 199 210 248 358 382 467 606 638 672 675 739 763 773 846 861 1500 67 70 72 78 79 85 91 104 121 139 157 185 224 259 270 276 418 446 471 557 667 711 754 760 808 833 844 908 915 1500
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600
Mar-10 May-10 Jun-10 Aug-10 Sep-10 Nov-10 Jan-11 Feb-11 Apr-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Sep-11 Nov-11 Dec-11 Feb-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jul-12 Aug-12 Oct-12 Dec-12 Jan-13 Mar-13 May-13
- No. of
NKN User Nodes
NKN Progress Chart
NKN User Nodes Commissioned NKN User Nodes Provisioned Virtual Classrooms, Collab-CAD Global Science Research Collaboration through TIEN3, GEANT & European Grid Initiative (EGI) ESRF Synchrotron Lab at Grenoble, France, Material Science, Bioscience, Brain Grid etc. Model Projects Immersive Classrooms High Energy Physics experiment at Large Hadron Collider, Climate Change Modeling, OSDD
- No. of user nodes
No of user nodes projected
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► At the conclusion of the final
phase, NKN shall have presence in more than 500 districts of India with connectivity to major research and education institutions
► Points of Presence (PoP)
: 31
► Backbone Links
: 89
► Edge links
: 1500
NKN: On conclusion of final phase
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National Knowledge Network Model Projects
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Model Projects: approved by MPEC (Model Projects Evaluation Committee)
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The virtual medical classroom: an emerging tool for teaching Medicine and science. (AIIMS)
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The main objective behind the project is to help the students from other medical colleges to have similar standard of teaching as available to students studying at AIIMS.
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Network Enabled Medical diagnosis and Education in Skeletal Imaging using X-Rays.
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Providing suitable tools and channels for huge data transmission of 2D X-Ray and 3D anatomical data
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Collected data to be used by Experts (Doctors) for remote Diagnosis
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Creation of a Public repository for education purposes.
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Indian Integration with Global Imaging System via McGill Linkage, NBRC, Manesar
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To develop a national imaging networking model between NBRC / its linked institutions and MNI/its linked institutions for using the Canadian and Global Brain facilities.
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Computational imaging analysis and telemedicine with special references to epilepsy, dementia and stroke which are the neurological dysfunction with maximal morbidity in India.
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Network enabled online Casting Simulation System (e-Foundry), IIT, Bombay
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It is developed for use by technical institutes and local SME foundries.
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Engineering students will be able to carry out virtual casting experiments and study the effect of various design parameters on casting solidification and related defects.
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