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ALICE Project DCI-ALA/ 169 / 068 RedCLARA 2 Deployment and Links’
Activation plan /13
A project of the @LISII Programme
This project is funded by the European Union
A project implemented by CLARA
European Union’s @LIS II Programme for Latin America
ALICE2 Project
Deployment and Links’ Activation Plan
Periodical Progress Report
ALICE2 Deliverable: DO1.1-07-1.0
Document Full Name
ALICE2-DO1.1-07-v1.0 Deployment and Links’ Activation Plan
Date
29-09-2009
Activity
To plan and design and optical RedCLARA network
Lead Partner
CLARA
Document status
DRAFT
Classification Attribute
Internal to Project Partners
Document link
Abstract: This document details the activities to be carried on for
the installation of the links hired in the tender process of December
2009.
Copyright notice
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ALICE2 (América Latina Interconectada con Europa 2 – Action Name:
Extending and Strengthening RedCLARA as e-Infrastructure for
Collaborative Research and Support to Development) is a project
co-funded by the European Commission within the @LIS II Programme.
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Name
Member/Activity
Date
Responsible
From
Gustavo Garcia
CLARA /Technical Manager
12/01/2010
Gustavo Garcia, NEG
Revised by
Florencio Utreras
CLARA/Executive Director
20/01/2010
Florencio I. Utreras
Updated by
Gustavo Garcia
CLARA /Technical Manager
01/03/2010
Gustavo Garcia
Revised by
Revised by
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Deployment and Links’ Installation Report
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Content
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Copyright notice 2
1. INTRODUCTION 5
2. DEPLOYMENT PLAN 5
3. BASIC INFORMACION 6
3.1. Guatemala – El Salvador’s link information 6
3.2. El Salvador – Panama’s link information 7
3.3. Guayaquil – Lima’s link information 7
4. SPECIFIC TASKS 7
4.1. Guatemala – El Salvador installation 7
4.2. El Salvador – Panama installation 9
4.3. Guayaquil - Lima installation 11
5. REQUIRED EQUIPMENTS SUMMARY 12
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1.
INTRODUCTION
============
In the development of the ALICE2 project, CLARA is working in the
consecution of links and capacities for the network in Latin-America.
The CLARA’s focus is in obtaining Irrestrictible Right of Use (IRU)
capacities that will cut down recurrent costs of the network. CLARA
took another step in the fulfillment of this goal by carrying out a
tender process for links in December 2009. As product of this process,
three new links for CLARA where defined: Guatemala to El Salvador
(OUT-1), El Salvador to Panama (STM-1) and Guayaquil to Lima (STM-1).
It is worth mentioning that the link between Guatemala and El Salvador
is the first IRU achieved by CLARA in the Central-America zone.
Another important thing is that the link between Guayaquil and Lima
will replace the last DS3 link in the network, and makes all CLARA
links at least of STM-1 (155 Mbps) capacity. This deployment plan
contains the steps and resources required to implement this new links
in CLARA’s network.
2.
DEPLOYMENT PLAN
===============
The CLARA’s technical team needs to implement these new links that
will improve CLARA’s network by replacing other smaller connections.
It is worth mentioning the achievement of the first optical
Central-America wavelength link of 2.5 Gigabits/sec between Guatemala
and El Salvador. This deployment plan contains the details of the
tasks and responsibilities in order to complete the activations on the
required dates. The links to be installed product of this tender are:
Link
Capacity
Provider
Required installation date
Guatemala – El Salvador
OTU1 DWDM
Navega
2010-03-20
El Salvador – Panama
STM-1
Columbus
2010-03-20
Guayaquil – Lima
STM-1
Internexa
2010-03-15
As result of the last tender process, the new CLARA’s network topology
will be:
Figure no. 1 Future CLARA’s topology April 1/2010
The connection of San Jose – Costa Rica is shown to Panama, and this
is not the current situation and there is no change in the link
defined jet, but CLARA will have to move this connection as it is
shown in the graph by June 2010.
3.
BASIC INFORMACION
=================
In the following table are described the main characteristics of the
hired links:
1.
Guatemala – El Salvador’s link information
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Interface type
DWDM
Bandwidth
2.5 G
Provider
Navega
ODF Connection
SC/PC Connector
Standard
ITU-T G.694.1
Point 1 (Guatemala) Address
Universidad del Valle de Guatemala
18 avenida 11-95 zona 15. V.H. III
Tels. (502) 2364-0336/40
Point 2 (El Salvador) Address
63 Ave Sur y Alameda Roosevelt,
Centro Financiero Gigante torre A nivel 9, San Salvador.
For Guatemala’s link, the provider agreed to deliver the circuit with
two 1 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. CLARA will use this option because
it will represent lower costs in the equipments.
2.
El Salvador – Panama’s link information
---------------------------------------
Interface Type
STM-1
Bandwidth
155 Mbps
Provider
Columbus
ODF Connection
SC/PC Connector
Point 1 (Panama) Address
Gailard Ave, Corozal East, Building No 265 Balboa - Ancón – Panama
Point 2 (El Salvador) Address
63 Ave Sur y Alameda Roosevelt,
Centro Financiero Gigante torre A nivel 9, San Salvador.
3.
Guayaquil – Lima’s link information
-----------------------------------
Interface Type
STM-1
Bandwidth
155 Mbps
Provider
Internexa
ODF Connection
SC/PC Connector
Point 1 (Guayaquil) Address
Miguel H. Alcivar con Castillo de Levi - cerca de la Radio Sucre
Point 2 (Lima) Address
Av. Pedro Miotta 410 San Juan de Miraflores - Lima, Peru
4.
SPECIFIC TASKS
==============
1.
Guatemala – El Salvador installation
------------------------------------
The Guatemala – El Salvador link is the first OTU1 in Central-America
and common practice is to deliver it with a DWDM interface. This type
of interface requires that CLARA buys DWDM capable equipments on each
side, and it presents a challenge between equipments price and
bandwidth efficiency. Due to the cost of these interfaces, CLARA asked
Navega the delivery of the link in 2 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, and
the provider agreed.
In Guatemala is optional to have a switch or router, due to that all
the interfaces will be Ethernet exclusively. In El Salvador it is
required a router, due to the STM-1 interface that will connect it to
Panama and the transit of Guatemala’s traffic through this PoP. In the
following figure is shown the technical solution for the link:
Figure no. 2. Guatemala – El Salvador link connections
The tasks required for this links and the date limits are the
following:
a.
Define PoP’s locations (January 15/2010): Define where the links
will be installed and if there could be change in locations.
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
b.
Define the required equipment and request quotes to providers
(January 20/2010): The equipments required on each side of the
link will be defined by the NEG and the quotes must be requested.
After the analysis with Florencio Utreras and the NEG, the best
option is to use the current router and switch equipments as
temporary solution until the next equipments tender process that
will take place in April 2010.
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager), Alex Moura (NEG)
c.
Send sales orders to providers (February 15/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager), Mark Urban (CFO)
d.
Request El Salvador’s tie down information to provider/NRENs
(January 18/2010)
Responsible: Alex Moura (NEG)
e.
Request Guatemala’s tie down information to provider/NRENs
(January 18/2010)
Responsible: Alex Moura (NEG)
f.
Request cross connections to providers (March 4/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager), Florencio Utreras
(Executive Director)
g.
Installation of cards in the equipments (March 19/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager), Alex Moura (NEG)
h.
Link activation (March 19/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager), Alex Moura (NEG)
2.
El Salvador – Panama installation
---------------------------------
The El Salvador - Panama's link is a STM-1 SDH connection. This link
requires the installation of STM-1 cards in Panama and El Salvador’s
routers. Today, the router in Panama has 4 interfaces, all of them
occupied, and the router in El Salvador has 1 already occupied too. In
Panama, CLARA needs to buy a STM-1 card for Panama’s router and
replace it for a DS3 card that is installed on it. The following list
contains the tasks for the El Salvador – Panama's link activation:
Figure no. 3. El Salvador – Panama link connections
a.
Complete the steps a) to d) of the Guatemala to El Salvador
installation: The installation of the El Salvador – Panama’s links
depends of the presence of the required parts.
b.
Request Panama’s tie down information to Global Crossing (February
18/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
c.
Request El Salvador’s tie down information to provider/NRENs
(February 18/2010)
Responsible: Alex Moura (NEG)
d.
Request Panama’s cross connect to Global Crossing (March 3/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
e.
Install STM-1 card or free STM-1 interface (March 19/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
f.
Activate the El Salvador – Panama link (March 19/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
3.
Guayaquil - Lima installation
-----------------------------
The El Guayaquil-Lima's link is a STM-1. This link requires a new
STM-1 card in Guayaquil’s router, and in Lima the interface is
available. The following is the list of the tasks required for this
link’s activation:
Figure no. 2. Guayaquil - Lima link connections
a.
Quote the STM-1 card required for Guayaquil’s router (January
25/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
b.
Send sales order to providers (January 25/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager), Florencio Utreras
(Executive Director)
c.
Request Guayaquil’s tie down information to Internexa (January
25/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
d.
Request Lima’s tie down information to Internexa (January 25/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
e.
Request Lima’s cross connect to Internexa (February 15/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
f.
Request Lima’s cross connect to Internexa (February 15/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager)
g.
Install card in Guayaquil’s router (March 10/2010)
Responsible: Gustavo Garcia (Technical Manager), Alex Moura (NEG)
h.
Activation of the Guayaquil – Lima’s link (March 15/2010)
Responsible: Alex Moura (NEG)
5.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENTS SUMMARY
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