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Organizing chairs: Jim Williams, John Hicks, Heather Boyles, Matt Zekauskas, Yasuichi Kitamura |
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Introduce tools used to diagnose end-to-end performance problems in the US, Europe, and Asia. Installation of those tools on machines controlled by the participants. Practical exercises using those tools. Exchange of information among participants, including tools used locally. Target audience: APAN Network NOC engineers, Graduate students (Ph.D. and master students), Network Researchers |
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Session Plan: 1. End-to-end performance diagnosis 2.Policy and Procedure considerations 3.NTP (network time protocol): introduction and configuration 4. Tools for debugging: explanation, configuration, use [NDT, OWAMP, AMP, BWCTL/IPERF] For more details click Here |
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Organizing chairs: Konishi (JP), Li (CN), Morgan & Myers (AU), Lee (KR) |
| Objectives: This session will encourage the collaborations of network engineers & NOC staff to integrate North American R&E networks, GEANT2/TEIN2 and APAN, especially for high performance networking, new services and new network projects. |
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Network Security |
Moderators: Heather Boyles, Internet2 and Jim Williams, Indiana University |
Objectives: The objective of these two sessions is to provide a current look at network operations security issues and practices amongst APAN member country networks and affiliated networks; and to stimulate discussion about development activities that need to take place in developing new tools for network security management and new thinking about the framework in which we deal with network security. |
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Security Workshop |
Organizing Chairs: Rahmat Budiarto Co-Chairs: Yoshiaki Kasahara |
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Objectives: -To exchange information and experiences on security system implementation in edge network among the APAN members -To discuss current security issues on edge networks -To increase the collaboration works to handle security issues in APAN community |
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Session Plan: 1. .Five years experience of 'SecureNet Program': Osaka University security education program 2. Recent Security Issues and Attack Trends in Kyushu University Campus Network 3. Network Security Incident Analysis System
for Detecting Large-scale Internet Attacks Session 2: 11:00-12:30 Working Group Meeting--
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SIP Tutorial:
Understand SIP-based VoIP Technology |
Organizing Chairs: Stephen Kingham and Quincy Wu |
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Objectives: To get participants to understand the flexibility and
power of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) and how it is applied in
VoIP system. This tutorial is a regular activity of the SIP-H323
Working Group to bring SIP to the attention of APAN members and try
to populate the knowledge we have learned in this area. |
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SIP Workshop& Presentations |
Organizing Chairs: Stephen
Kingham, Quincy Wu |
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Objectives: Advanced SIP
topics will be covered from various Members to help others
apply the same advanced features. |
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Session Plan: 2.
SER Configuration and SIP Peering
including ENUM
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From Taiwan SIP
Mobility in IPv4/IPv6 Network
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Using Radius and LDAP with SER SIP Proxy
for user Authentication |
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IPv6 TF Meeting |
Organizing Chairs: Jianping Wu |
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Objectives: Provide information of IPv6 development in the area of technology, infrastructure and applications. Target Audience: Researchers and students be interested in IPv6 development and applications. |
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Session Plan:
Chair: Yan MA
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Lambda Networking |
Organizing Chairs: Akira Kato and Jysoo Lee |
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Objectives: update on Lambda Networking, sharing of experiences and |
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Session Plan: 1.T-Lex Update-Speaker: Akira Kato 2.Gloriad-Speaker: Lee 3. Lambda Networking in TWAREN New Architecture Design ---:NCHC, Taiwan 3. Measurement for
“Next-Generation” Networks -Speaker: Matt Zekauskas |
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Last Updated 30 Jan 2006