perfSONAR Announcements

[Jason Zurawski <>]

Greetings All;

The videos from this workshop have been posted:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcXqPr98_SZTBkGIdA5t3go55nrOy7Czo

The materials are also available online:

http://ce.sc.edu/cyberinfra/workshop_2022.html

The team at U of South Carolina can also facilitate accounts on the learning platform for whomever wants one.  Use these links and follow the instructions if you would like to request access:

perfSONAR labs: https://portal.netdevgroup.com/learn/kjebre/enroll/ 

TCP labs: https://portal.netdevgroup.com/learn/qz4pam/enroll/ 

BGP labs: https://portal.netdevgroup.com/learn/ydmbn9/enroll/

Thanks;

-jason

On March 22, 2022 at 9:52:45 AM, Jason Zurawski () wrote:

Greetings All;

Please see below for announcement of an upcoming workshop sponsored by the University of South Carolina, the New York State Education and Research Network (NYSERNET), & EPOC (ESnet and Indiana University).  Registration is free, and the event will take place over two days in April 2022.  The event will be recorded and posted for those that may not be able to attend in real-time.  

Thanks;

-jason

------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Two-day Online Hands-on Workshop on Networking Topics

 

This free hands-on workshop provides cyberinfrastructure (CI) engineers with an introduction to tools and techniques for the design, implementation, and monitoring of high-throughput networks and science demilitarized zones (Science DMZs). Each attendee will have full control of equipment pods emulating networks and tools (see figures below) to learn and test TCP-related issues and perfSONAR nodes distributed across networks. This workshop also provides hands-on experience on the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). BGP is the de facto standard inter-AS routing protocol in today’s Internet. As such, it is a critical protocol for the Internet—in essence, it is the protocol that glues the whole thing together.

 

Audience 

The workshop is targeted to IT educators and professionals such as system administrators, network engineers, practitioners. The content is suitable for instructors who want to incorporate advanced material into their networking classes. The content is available for NETLAB systems.

 

Required Equipment 

No specialized equipment is required. Material will be accessible via web browsing. Presentations will be conducted via Zoom. For hands-on sessions, attendees will access a virtual platform deployed for the workshop. 

The laboratory environment consists of routers, switches, and hosts deployed in IPv4 networks. Attendees are expected to know basic networking (IPv4, local area networks, OSI model). Training activities will be conducted using NetLab. Attendees will be provided with a username and a password.

 

Organizers:    University of South Carolina, the New York State Education and Research Network (NYSERNET), & EPOC (ESnet and Indiana University)

 

Dates:             Day 1: Tuesday April 5th, 2022: 10am ET to 2pm ET

                        Day 2: Tuesday April 12th, 2022: 10am ET to 2pm ET

 

Venue:            Online (Zoom)  

 

Registration:  Please register via workshop’s website:  

            http://ce.sc.edu/cyberinfra/workshop_2022.html 

Agenda:  Please visit the workshop website for more information.