Internet2 的发展及下一代互联网 (Dr.Douglas Van Houweling,PresidentCEO of Interne2).pptVIP

11 April 2000 The Future of the Internet CERNET 10th Anniversary 25 December 2004 Douglas Van Houweling, President CEOInternet2 Congratulations! China has been an important contributor to the global high performance Internet community CERNET has played a key role since 1994 In 2004, we look back on CERNET’s achievements and forward to CERNET2 Internet2 is delighted to be part of recognizing CERNET’s contribution. Outline Internet2 Challenges to today’s Internet The future of advanced networks for research, teaching and learning Areas of collaboration for the US and China Internet2 Yesterday and Today Launched October 1996 34 US universities Formally incorporated as not-for-profit corporation September 1997 Abilene backbone network announced April 1998 Today 208 US universities; 60+ corporate members, 40+ affiliates, 45 international partners 2nd Generation Abilene backbone network; Internet2 Commons, Shibboleth, InCommon, NLR, QUILT, Arts Humanities program, etc. Internet2 Other Advanced Networking Organizations US and China Partnership between Internet2 and CERNET, CSTNET and NSFC since May 2000 Chinese-American Networking Symposium series Internet2 is delighted to be co-organizer with CAST, CERNET and CSTNET Internet Success Factors Technology progress keeps capacity ahead of demand Open end-to-end architecture Applications and content creation, enhancement, and dissemination Reachability Metcalfe’s Law and the Global Community A Commons Community collaborates to maintain its health Challenges to the Futureof the Internet End-to-end performance Network architecture scalability Limited reach of advanced capabilities Abuse of network resources by applications Security: Authentication privacy Reduced investment in the Internet commons Keys to the Future of the Internet Connectivity Scalable Reliably high end-to-end performance End-to-end architecture IPv6 Security without NAT Reach Disseminate multicast, end-to-end architecture Integrate packet switched and