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C.3. <strong>Data</strong>TAG 291<br />

Cisco 7606<br />

Cisco 7606<br />

Manchester PCs<br />

Cisco 7606<br />

Manchester<br />

Cisco 12000 Cisco 12000<br />

Cisco 7606<br />

London<br />

UCL PCs<br />

2.5Gb/sec<br />

1Gb/sec<br />

(a) MB-NG Testbed<br />

Figure C.2: Logical representation of the MB-NG Testbeds.<br />

Manchester Computing Centre in Manchester <strong>and</strong> Rutherford Apple Laboratory<br />

in Warrington. For this investigation, is was sufficient to test along<br />

only the London to Manchester parts of the MB-NG network. The three<br />

end-points are connected via three Cisco 12000 GSR backbone routers. Each<br />

site has two Cisco 7600 in which 3 high-end PCs were directed connected<br />

onto. A physical bottleneck of 1Gb/sec was provided by a single 1Gb/sec<br />

fibre between the two Cisco 7600 co-located at each site.<br />

C.3 <strong>Data</strong>TAG<br />

<strong>Data</strong>TAG is composed of a leased fibre connecting CERN in Switzerl<strong>and</strong> to<br />

StarLight in Chicago, United States of America. The infrastructure of the<br />

<strong>Data</strong>TAG testbed consists of two Juniper T320 which aggregate the traffic<br />

at either sites onto a dedicated STM64 link across the Atlantic Ocean. The<br />

traffic from the testbed PCs are connected through Cisco 7600 series routers<br />

which are connected to the Juniper T320’s at either side of the <strong>Data</strong>TAG<br />

network. As the testbed PCs are limited by their 1Gb/sec NICs, the testbed<br />

was configured to provide a bottleneck capacity of 1Gb/sec through a virtual

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