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East-West Center
at the University of Hawaii, Honolulu
Sponsored by: TransPAC - A National Science Foundation
Project
Facililtes and support provided by: The University of Hawaii and Internet2
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The purpose of this meeting was to share information from a variety of
different sources. Major North American research and education networks
presented their current status and expansion plans. Network connection
points presented their status and plans. Asian networks discussed their
networking plans both within their countries and internationally. Applications
groups discussed their needs. Vendors presented the status of their networks
today and their plans for the next 12-18 months. And, specific discussions
were held about developing international connectivity options.
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Keynote |
S. Konidaris |
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22-Feb
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Implementation of advanced technology among networks
requires both technical and administrative coordination.This
session focuses on 3 important technologies and explores both
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IPv6 coordination and deployment |
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Multicast coordination and deployment |
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Performance measurement coordination and
deployment |
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