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International Telecommunication Union

Workshop on IPv6Geneva, 22-23 June 2005

CNGI Project IntroductionCNGI Project Introduction

Wu HequanWu Hequan

Experts CommitteeExperts Committee ofof ChinaChina’’s Next Generation Internet Projects Next Generation Internet Project

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Survey on Internet Network of China

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Telecom Penetration in the World and China

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2004 per 100 inhabitants CAGR(00~04)China’s Mobile 25.9% 41.9%China’s Fixed 24.9% 21.57%China’s Internet 7.23% 44.60%World’s Mobile 24.86% 25.36%World’s Fixed 19.51% 4.85%World’s Internet 12.63% 20.32%

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The penetration of fixed and mobile in China reach average level of the world and Internet is only half of the world, China’s network will still has large development potential.

China Internet

World Internet

China’s Mobile

China’s Fixed

World Mobile

World Fixed

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Dial up LAN ADSL/Cable Modem

The Number of Broadband Access Will Overrun that of Narrow Band in China

@ 45.5% of Internet users have been used ADSL, the proportion of broadband subscribers will exceeded 78% of total Internet users if the number of LAN users is included in count.

(million) Number of Internet user in China

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China’s Internet Int’l Trunk Bandwidth

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Bandwidth increase 245% per year average last five years

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Fixed longdistance

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Fixed Int'l

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VoIP Int'l

Accumulative Call Duration of VOIP beyond TDM in China’s Domestic Long Distance and Int’l Call

China’s Domestic Long Distance and International Call

VOIP exceeds TDM Fixed plus Mobile in Int’l Telephone Traffic

( 2004)

(million min)

Long Distance Call

Int’l Call

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Percentage of Web-Ready Cell Phones

9.311.11212.212.513.214.817.919.320.321.722.424.425.3

30.987

90.5

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U.K

Portugal

New Zealand

U.S

France

Swiss

Austria

Finland

Netherlands

Australia

Canada

Italy

Taiwan of China

Sigapore

China

Korea

Japan

Source: “3G Mobile” (March,2003)

@Mobile handsets will become main terminal to access Internet instead of PC in near future

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China may be one of the countries that firstly adopts IPv6

1.75% 32,565,504 France81.83%34,081,024Korea72.50% 46,597,840 Germany62.99%55,659,008China53.39% 63,288,536 The Great Britain 43.45% 64,327,168 Canada 36.42% 119,730,688 Japan 2

68.81% 1,281,905,102 The United States 1ShareN. of IPv4 address Country NameRank

Number of IPv4(IPv6) Address in China at Dec, 2004 (million) :

Main Land 59.94; Taiwan 14.87; Hong kong SAR 5.96; Marco SAR 0.127

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IPv4 address for China is so scarce, so it is indispensable to update to IPv6

Irrationally Allocated IPv4 Address Capacity

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Forecast for Telecom Penetration of China in 2020

@ Anticipative telecom penetration of China in 2020 ≈ that of developed countries in 2002. Network scale of China will be expanded to doubling and more.

@ Broadband access proportion will be quite high.

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2020Forecast

1.80.39.45.321.36.16.5Broadband (%)

7.13.943.0950.8951.0644.9253.759.72Internet (%)

25.216.292.9884.567.9562.1148.8118.77Mobile (%)

24.816.856.7454.7348.8658.58114.718.04Fixed-line Phone (%)

ChinaChinaH.K SAR of China

FinlandR.ofKorea

JapanU.SWorld

20042002Penetration

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@ IP----dominant traffic

q Accumulative call duration of domestic long distance and Int’l communications: VOIP beyond TDM.

q Bandwidth of trunk occupied by IP traffic has been overtake traditional TDM fixed and mobile.

@ Broadband ----new focus for Competition on service

q China’s cities/towns with population high density are in favor of broadband deployment. Internet users to use broadband access will more than that narrow band after a few years.

@ Mobile----entering 3G era

q Mobile frequency resource is scarcer in cities. Mobile operators in China will select 3G as start point of new competition.

Network Development Entering New Stage

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NGI & NGN

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Network Development Entering New Stage

@ Network----changes to next generation

q Problems such as IP scalability, QOS and security are going more and more serious.

q Internet entering the domain to carry real time services has to confront challenge on QOS,while telecom network endures the pressure from broadband services.

q NGI and NGN---New generation network goals respectively for Internet and telecom network.

q The evolution vs. revolution on network development debates come in. Should the network be ''connection-oriented'' or ''connectionless''?

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NGN & NGI@ NGI is following the thought-way of

Internet. Commonly believe that IPv6 is one of the character of NGI, besides, several protocols need to be extended.

@ NGN adopts the Internet technique (IPv6 or IP friendly protocol) rather than its mechanism, It is not any longer that network is stupid and complex functions is pushed to terminal. Network must be active and smart in resource assignment and service delivery aspects.

Applications

NGINGN

Computer circle

Telecomcircle

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NGN & NGI

security resolve scenario based network.security resolve scenario based terminal

administrable QOSbest effort

to support generalized mobility which will allow consistent and ubiquitous provision of services to users.

to pay attention to combining network centralized management and distribution intelligence.

depend on terminal intelligentize, to emphasize decentralization and autonomy

separated transport and control plans, to enhanced the control plan function.

integrated transport and control plans

connectionless, but it may needs to have something of the ''connection-oriented'' flavor.

connectionless

Packet based, IPv6/v4 & possible other protocolpacket based

NGNNGI

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NGN & NGI

@ NGN and NGI co-develop in the competition between them by learning technique each other

@ Although NGI is not the unique solution to NGN, but NGI can see as a main component of NGN.

@ It is relatively easy to develop NGN with NGI as start point

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Field Trail of NGI and NGN have been Conducted in China

@ NGN trial

q Telecom Operators soft-switch trail (China Telecom,China Netcom,China Unicom,China Mobile,China Railcom and Chinasat)

@ NGI and IPv6 test-beds

q IPv6 field trail of CERNET

q China-Japan IPv6 network test-bed

q China-U.S-Russia Science trail network

q IPv6 MAN demonstration network of Chongqing Information Port

q Hunan province IPv6 test-bed of China Telecom group

q China’s Next Generation Internet demonstration project (CNGI)

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Constructing China’s Future Network Platform

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CNGI---China’s Next Generation Internet Network Project

@ The CNGI project as one of hi-tech industrialization R&D Program have been supported by 8 Ministries:

q National Development & Reform Commission of China (NDRC)

q Ministry of Science and Technology of China (MOST)

q Ministry of Education of China (MOE)

q Ministry of Information Industry of China (MII)

q State Council Informatization Office of China (SCIO)

q Chinese Academy of Science (CAS)

q Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE)

q National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSF)

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CNGI Focal Points in the Near Future

@ Construction of demonstration network platform

@ Developing key technologies trial and importance applications demonstration.

q Study on protocol, standardization, transmission and multicast tech.

q Realizing mobile access and roaming service

q Build up network architecture

q Study billing model

q Test middleware and application underlay technologies.

q Demonstrate video, mobile and grid applications

q Study on convergence of voice, data and video services

@ Developing NGI equipments and software, promoting extend applications

@ Participate activity to drafting NGI standard and push international cooperation.

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Traits of CNGI

@ CNGI attaches importance to QOS architecture and technologies.CNGI takes care of wireless and mobile service and pay attention on administrable network and controllable service with the object of commercial application.

@ Research and trial coordinating NGI and NGN technology development direction was put forward and encouraged by CNGI project.

@ CNGI develops network hardware,software and application to possibly use to NGN.

@ CNGI explores the road to converge NGI and NGN.

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CNGI Project Organization

Chinese Academy of Engineering

Steering Group

Coordination Group

Demonstration Net Construction WG

Experts CommitteeOffice of Experts Committee

R&D and Industrialization WG

CAE

NDRCLiaisonOffice

NSFCLiaisonOffice

MOSTLiaisonOffice

MIILiaisonOffice

Trail and Applications WG

Sub Program

Program

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R&D sub-Projects in CNGI

Construction of Demonstration Network

CNGI Basic Research

CNGI Key Tech Development

CNGISoft & EquipmentDevelop&Industry

Network Application,Management and Operation

Nation Science Foundation

973 Plan(Basic Research)

863 Plan(Hi-tech)

S&T Tackle Key Problem Plan

Hi-tech Industry Development Plan

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CNGI Demonstration Network

Int’l NGI

Core Network

AN & CPNAN & CPN AN & CPN

IPv6 Net 1 IPv6 Net 2 IPv6 Net 6

MAN

AN & CPN

MAN

AN & CPN

MAN

GigaPoPGigaPoP GigaPoP GigaPoP

GigaPoP GigaPoP GigaPoP

GigaPoP GigaPoP

Switch Center6IX

Switch Center6IX/6RA

GigaPoP

GW

Beijing Shanghai

to connect universities,research institutes and R&D centers of large enterprise

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CNGI Demonstration Network

CERNET

China MobileChina Unicom

CERNETChina TelecomChina Netcom/ CAS

China Railcom

XinJiang

XiZang

LZ

NeiMengGu

NingXia

XA

ShanXi

HeBei

ZZ

WH

NJ

SH

YunNan

GuiZhou

CSJiangXi

XMGuangXi

HaiNan

CCJiLin

TaiWanSZ

QingHai JN

CQHZ

SY

TJ

HK

HeiLongJiang

LiaoNingBJ

ShanDong

JiangSu

ZheJiang

FuJian

GuangDong

HuNan

HuBei

HeNan

AnHui

ShaanXi

GanSu

SiChuan

KM

GZ

CD HF

Telecom carriers take on leading role in CNGI.

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CNGI Core Network

Super Core Node

Core Node

HZ

NJ

CS

XA

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Beijing SW Center

Shanghai SW Center

SH

BJ

GZ

China Telecom CNGI Network Management

Center

Tunnel Link through ChinaNet

10Gbps/2.5GbpsGE Link10GE Link

2.5Gbps/155Mbps

Nanjing

Hangzhou Changsha

Xi’an

GuangzhouShanghai

Beijing

China Telecom

Super Core Node

Core Node

2.5Gbps

10GE

2*2.5Gbps

SY

CC

LZ

? ? SH

BJ

GZ

CD

GE

Shanghai SW Center

Beijing SW Center

China Netcom/CSTnet CNGI

Network Management Center

Beijing

ShanghaiGuangzhou

Shenyang

Changchun

Chengdu

Lanzhou

China Netcom and CSTnet of CAS

Shanghai

Beijing

Guangzhou

Chengdu

10G10G

10G10G

10G10G

2.5G2.5G

2.5G2.5G

Jinan

Zhengzhou

Kunming

2.5G2.5G

2.5G2.5G2.5G2.5G

2.5G2.5G

2.5G2.5G

2.5G2.5G

China Unicom

Beijing

Wuhan

Shenzhen

Shanghai

Interconnect Router

Interconnect Router

GW

CNGI Beijing SW Center

China Mobile CMNET

China Mobile CNGI NM Center

2.5Gbps

GE

2Mbps

China Mobile

2.5G 2.5G

2.5G

2.5G

2.5G2.5G

2.5G

GEGE

CRNETBeijing Node Shenyang Node

2.5G

China Railcom

Beijing

ZhengzhouXi’an

Wuhan Hefei Shanghai

Hangzhou

Guangzhou

Chengdu

Tianjin

Chongqing

Jinan

Xiamen

Shenyang

Changsha

Nanjing

Lanzhou

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPNAN / CPN

AN / CPN AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

AN / CPN

CNGI BJ SW Center

EU GEANT45~155M

U.S Internet245~155M

APAN45~155M

1~ 10G

AN / CPN

Changchun Harerbin

Dalian

AN / CPNAN / CPNAN / CPN

AN / CPN

CNGI

10Gbps

2.5Gbps

GigaPOP

Exist path

Cernet2

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Main R&D program for CNGI

@ IPv6 system and network

q Network intelligent storage system oriented NGI

q CNGI network supervisory system

q Network security architecture IPv6 based

q Wireless sensor network and its node to support IPv6

q Home network: chip, GW and applications demonstration

q P2P elasticity overlay network and its intelligent storage node

q P2P content access system IPv6 based

q University service platform

q Network measuring / analyzing platform and tools oriented NGI

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Main R&D program for CNGI

@ CNGI service application demonstration system

q Video conference

q Multimedia video on demand system

q Common distance learning communication platform system

q Multimedia session service system to support mobile and roaming

q Supervisory and management system for ITS

q IPTV service system and key equipment development

q Large scale high performance grid application IPv6 based

q High performance video transmission and share VR based IPv6

q Research and test on large scale wireless and mobile roaming

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Main R&D program for CNGI

@ Key technologies study

q CNGI QOS technology

q Study and experiment on routing and multicast technology for large scale route

@ CNGI standard and specification study

q Study on CNGI general technology requirements and architecture

q Study on IPv6 address plan

q Study on technology specification for application demonstration systems

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QOS scheme

User User

Measuringpoint

ER

CR

CR

CR

ER

Monitoring point

Performance information

Domain:

QOSmanagement

QOS measuring

QOS billingQOS Management

Subscriber

Agent

Billing information

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Universal service platform@ Universal service platform implements that service-related functions

are independent from underlying transport technologies. @ To utilize SIP capability to support addressing , AAA and encryption

key exchange functions and provide billing information

Underlying transport network

Universal service platform

Presence Messaging Billing Group Mg

Session Control

AAA User data Mg Location Mg

Network connection Mg Media resource Mg

Applications

1 2 34 5 67 8 9* 8 #

SSC

SG1 2 34 5 67 8 9* 8 #

Parlay GW

Universal service platform

Parlay protocol SIP protocol

SIP GW

MG IP backbone

Access

Called

Access

CallingServiceService

Home

API

(S-CSCF)SIP

Bearer Servicesoriented

WireLine

WireLine

Bearer Servicesoriented

WLanWLan

Home

API

(S-CSCF)SIP

Bearer Servicesoriented

WireLine

WireLine

TA?WLanWLan

FW?TA?GPRSGPRS

ServiceService

UTRANUTRANFW?

TA?UTRANUTRANGPRSGPRS

Video/Audio/Signaling Video/Audio/Signaling

signaling signaling

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Summarize

@China’s economy development provide prosperous market for telecom service.

@ Internet traffic has been become dominant factor for network resource in China.

@ IPv4 address for China is so scarce that it is indispensable to update to IPv6.

@The construction of broadband network and NGI / NGN trial in China is in process of underway.

@CNGI project----constructing China’s future network platform

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