Approaches to User-Friendly Networks

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APNOMS’99 Keynote Speech
Approaches to User-Friendly
Communication Systems
September 3, 1999
Yukou Mochida
FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.
[email protected]
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Rapid Increase in Communication Traffic in Japan
Traffic (Peta Bytes)
700
600
500
Data
Voice
Moore’s Law
400
300
200
100
0
1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Year
(March)
(Source : Merrill Lynch / Nikkei Comm.)
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Rapid Increase of International Traffic
- Development of Submarine Systems 1T
Total transmission capacity (b/s)
Japan-US (10G x 16W x 4F) WDM Opt. Amp.
100G
China-US (2.5G x 8W x 3F) WDM Opt. Amp.
SEA-ME-WE3 (2.5G x 8W x 2F) WDM
10G
Moore’s Law
TPC-5 (5G x 2F) Opt. Amp.
TPC-4 (560M x 2F) 1.55 µm Reg.
1G
100M
TPC-3 (280M x 2F)
1.3 µm Reg.
1990
1995
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2000
Year
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Transmission Capacity (bit/sec)
Development of
Large-Capacity Optical Transmission Systems
10T
Photonic Network
1T
・ Optical Amplification
・ WDM
10G×32λ
100G
10G×4λ
2.5G×16λ
TDM
10G
10G
1G
100M
80
1.6G
2.4G
Moore’s Law
130,000 channels
810M
400M
85
90
95
Telephone, N-ISDN
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05
Year
High-Speed Internet
Optical Access Network
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ATM-PON System for High Speed Access
ATM: Asynchronous Transfer Mode
>service(CATV, VOD, POTS etc) multiplexing
PON: Passive Optical Network
>high speed, low cost subscriber loop
Fiber To The Home
Internet
1.3μm Burst-mode
bit rate 155 Mb/s
Central Office
ONU
Computer
Center
OLT
Optical fiber
Video
Core network Library
Fiber To The Building
1.55μm Continuous mode
bit rate 155 / 622 Mb/s
CATV
・ Cost effective solution for FTTH/Cab/C/B
・ Key technology : Burst mode optical transmission
FTTH/Cab/C/B:
Fiber To The Home/Cabinet/Curb/Building
Fiber To The Cabinet/Curb
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Issues for Information Explosion in
the Communication Network
•ABUNDANT resources:
•Bandwidth (Bandwidth blowout by photonics and
next generation mobile)
•CPU Power (Silicon progress, Moore’s law)
•SCARCE resource:
•User’s Time (Difficulty of finding right information)
(George Gilder)
Key for the user-friendly communication
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“User’s Time” Conscious Approaches
1. Service management
2. Agent technologies
3. Tele-presence / Tele-cooperation
4. User-friendly Interface
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End-to-end Quality of Service Management
• Provide user pertinent information with required quality and ease of access
• Policy-based control and guarantee of quality offered by heterogeneous
application, system and network
User
Requirements
User’s
QoS policy
- Capacity
- Accuracy
- Time Delay
- Security
- Reliability
- Ease of access
- Quality
- Time
- Cost
User
QoS-enabled
Application
Application/
Network QoS
Telecooperation
Electronic commerce
QoS-enabled services
Agent
Web
Provider
QoS-enabled
Application
QoS
Control
QoS
Monitor
QoS
Policy
Mgmt
QoS-enabled Networks/Systems
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Policy-Based Enterprise Management
• Automated systems management
• Enable end-to-end QoS control
• Integrated policy information
PSM (Policy-based Systems Management)
Application management
Cooperate
System
management
PBN
Cooperate
Integrated
management
policy
Status
(Policy-Based
Networking)
Network
management
Control
Enterprise System (application, server, client, router)
QoS:Quality of Service
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Policy-Based Interworking with
Enterprise Networks
• Integrated management of IP/ATM/Photonic/Mobile networks
– End-to-end QoS guarantee
– User programmability for dynamic change of network
behavior
Policy Management Server
Policy
Server
Enterprise
Manager
Management
Policy
SMS: Service Management System
NMS: Network Management System
WDM: Wave Division Multiplex
NMS
Perform.
Network
Mng.
Config.
Mng.
Policy
Server
Enterprise
Network
SMS
Billing
Service Mng.
System
Policy
Server
Directory
Server
Customer
Care
Mng. System
IP/ATM
Optical
Access
Photonic
Public
Network
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What Agent Technology can Provide
• Easy access to services by hiding differences of
– Access network systems
– Server/database systems
• Adaptive selection of services
– Geometry dependent information filtering
– Selection of available communication method
• User customized services
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Network Plug & Play
User can access personalized service seamlessly.
Personal agent hides the difference of access network
Internet
Agent
Agent
Wireless network
Home network
Office network
(PDC,PHS)
(1394, BlueTooth)
(LAN)
Plug&Play
Agent
Car
Agent
Agent
Agent
Mobile
Outdoor
Home
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Personal Agent Architecture
Flexible communication support for mobile users
Personal
Agent
Personal
Agent
Area agent
Network Agent
IP network
Telephone network
Wireless network
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Prototype System
Component Repository
Personal
Agent
(private view)
Personal
Agent
(public view)
Area
Agent
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User Interface for Mobile Users
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Virtually Integrated Database
Direct access to databases
• Users must know where databases
are, and how to access them.
• Users must access to each database
by themselves.
User
Database
Brokerage by a facilitator
• Users must know only a facilitator.
• The facilitator accesses databases
on the user’s behalf in parallel.
Distributed facilitator
Virtually Integrated Database
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FIND-Future - Application of Agent
• Searching various databases in Fujitsu intranet
• Retrieving appropriate information efficiently using an
experienced search agent
• Now in service and used by systems engineers at Fujitsu
Agent
Rescue
FIND2
IKB
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Solution
BANK
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Overview of Find-Future
User Interface
User-level Authentication
User Agent
Query
Reply
Authentication Server
Facilitator
Role Assignment
Advertise
Advertise
Query/
Reply
Database Agent
Query/
Reply
Database Agent
Search Command
Database Agent
Search Command
Search Command
Index Server
Terass
Search Server
WWW
Server
Center
Server
FIND2
IKB
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Status of Find-Future
• Users make queries with keywords
• More than 40 servers distributed across Fujitsu
have joined.
– 40,000 system engineers are using.
– Database agent software is distributed
throughout field SE divisions for their
servers to join.
• 80% of the queries are answered within 2 seconds.
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CHOCOA
(CHat Oriented COmmunication Augment)
• Shared Space : Informal and Simple Conversation in the Large Room
– Chat System for R&D, Business and Pleasure
– Informal, Simple and Easy to Use Communication System
What is the manager
scheduled to ?
He is scheduled to attend
the meeting for one
o’clock.
Now Searching!
Monitoring
Internet
bot
I will report to him
before the meeting.
navi IRC
WWW
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Approach of CHOCOA
Product initiated by necessity
Advantage of large room
– Always possible to see each other (Awareness)
– Always possible to talk to each other
– Multi-person discussion is possible
Virtual large room (for researchers and engineers)
– Real-time and quasi real-time communication system
– Media : Multi-user and multi-party text chat system
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Voice for compensation of text’s drawbacks
Technical background
Telephone system: Circuit-switched --- Always-ON is expensive
Internet system: Packet-switched --- Always-ON is possible
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User Interface of CHOCOA
Instant Message
Buddy List
(sent among users)
(showing status of users)
Drag & Drop files
Text messages
from a keyboard
Kick
Internet
Telephony
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Status of CHOCOA
Freeware (Japanese and English version) *
since October 1996
• Users (in Japan) : About 100,000 (Share >50%)
• Corporate and university users: 34%
• Individual users: 66%
• Users in Fujitsu: 3000
Example in Labs: Kawasaki - Akashi Fukuoka - San Jose Collaboration
*http://www.fujitsu.co.jp/hypertext/free/chocoa/en/index.html
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Unintended Interaction with Neighbors
Mr. B’s Virtual Office
Mr. A’s Virtual Office
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Zoom Interface for Web Access
• Continuous Access by Coarse Pointing
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