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Workshop on "Management of Network Virtualisation"

Organised by the AGAVE and EMANICS IST projects

with the support of the European Commission

 

6 November 2007

 

European Commission

Avenue de Beaulieu 25, room 0/S1

B - 1160 Brussels, Belgium

 

Workshop scope:

 

The workshop is focussed on discussing the latest developments in network virtualisation: an increasingly important topic for today's networks as well as the future Internet.

 

Network virtualisation serves several goals. On the one hand service differentiation may be achieved through the provisioning and management of virtual network resources. Virtual networks may support certain service features/requirements in terms of packet transfer characteristics, robustness and resilience to failures and congestion. On the other hand the network provider may use virtual networks to facilitate network management, e.g. through load balancing of traffic, or partitioning of network resources. Virtual networks may span a single provider domain but may also extend across multiple providers to provide end-to-end virtual Internets.

 

The workshop will address architectures, business models and network management solutions for network virtualisation as well as specific mechanisms to implement and operate virtual networks.

 

Programme/Proceedings:

09.00

Registration

09.30

Welcome and Introduction

Isidro Laso, Directorate D.2: Networked Media Systems, European Commission

10.00

Implementation Issues for Virtual Routers [slides]

Laurent Mathy, University of Lancaster

10.30

Network Planes and Parallel Internets: A Framework for Lightweight QoS Provisioning [slides]

David Griffin, University College London

11.00

Coffee break

11.30

Multi-topology IP Traffic Engineering [slides]

Ning Wang, University of Surrey

12.00

The Benefits of Locator/ID Separation [slides]

Luigi Iannone and Olivier Bonaventure, Université catholique de Louvain

12.30

Lunch break

14.00

The Two-dimensional Nature of the Core Scaling Problem [slides]

Dimitri Papadimitriou, Alcatel-Lucent

14.30

QoS in a Converged World [slides]

Dave Wisely, BT

15.00

Management of Lambda Paths [slides: pdf or quicktime]

Tiago Fioreze and Aiko Pras, University of Twente

15.30

Coffee break

16.00

Management of Network and Computing Resource Virtualisation in GRID

Gabi Dreo, Universität der Bundeswehr Munich

16.30

Auctions for Virtual Network Environments [slides]

David Hausheer and Burkhard Stiller, University of Zürich

17.00

Panel discussion: "Virtualisation within the Next Generation Internet"

17.30

Workshop close

 


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