CC*DNI Campus Design: Networking Upgrades for Colorado State University Pueblo

该项目提供网络基础设施升级，以支持研究和教育，特别是科学、技术、工程和数学学科的研究和教育，具体做法是：为局域网建立一个研究级高速子网隔离区;增加一个数据传输节点;部署称为“perfSONAR”的多域网络测量/监测工具包，以提高查明和隔离网络问题的能力并提高生产力;实施globus工具包（分布式计算软件基础设施，包括大型文件存储和传输）;安装连接CSU普韦布洛天文台的光纤电缆，为望远镜图像和视频提供更大的带宽。 研究DMZ通过10 Gbps广域网（WAN）连接到前端GigaPop（FRGP）网络，该网络提供对多个研究网络的访问，包括内部FRGP，西部区域网络，Internet 2和ESnet。 升级后的设备主要位于科罗拉多州普韦布洛市的科罗拉多州立大学-普韦布洛分校（CSU-P）;一些光学设备位于科罗拉多州的科罗拉多斯普林斯、纪念碑山和丹佛市。升级后的设备改善了CSU-P的网络，使高速研究得以集中并得到网络资源的支持（缓解CSU-P现有LAN和WAN上的拥塞）。 九个具体的研究项目受益于这个项目。 更广泛的社区影响包括计算机科学课程，其中包含有关下一代网络的详细信息，沿着传输，存储，保存，操作，处理和分析大数据;整个社区通过CSU-P的天文望远镜远程参与天文事件的成像。 在校园内生成的大型数据集被保存在共享的数字存储库中，然后可供他人访问和重用。

This project provides networking infrastructure upgrades to support research and education particularly in STEM disciplines, by implementing a research-level high-speed subnetwork DMZ for the local area network (LAN); adding a data transfer node; deploying the multidomain network measurement/monitoring toolkit known as perfSONAR to improve the ability to identity and isolate network problems and increase productivity; implementing the globus toolkit (software infrastructure for distributed computing, including large file storage and transfer); and installing fiber optic cable to the CSU-Pueblo observatory, providing increased bandwidth for telescope images and video. The research DMZ connects via a 10 Gbps wide area network (WAN) connection to the Front Range GigaPop (FRGP) network, which provides access to multiple research networks including Intra-FRGP, Western Regional Network, Internet2, and ESnet. Upgraded equipment is primarily at Colorado State University - Pueblo (CSU-P) in Pueblo, CO; some optical equipment is housed in Colorado Springs, Monument Hill, and Denver, CO.The upgrade improves networking for CSU-P, allowing high-speed research to be centralized and supported with networking resources (relieving congestion on CSU-P's existing LAN and WAN). Nine particular research projects benefit from this project. Broader community impacts include computer science courses incorporating details about this next-generation network, along with transporting, storing, preserving, manipulating, processing and analyzing big data; and the entire community participating remotely in imaging of astronomical events through CSU-P's observatory telescope. Large datasets generated on campus are preserved regionally on the shared digital repository, and then made accessible and reusable for others.