ZIELONA GÓRA

KATOWICE

KRAKÓW

LUBLIN

WARSZAWA

BYDGOSZCZ TORUŃ

CZĘSTOCHOWA

BIAŁYSTOK OLSZTYN

RZESZÓW Bielsko-Biała

KOSZALIN

SZCZECIN

WROCŁAW ŁÓDŹ

KIELCE

PUŁAWY

OPOLE

RADOM

CESNET; SANET 2x10 Gb/s

GÉANT2 10+10 Gb/s

DFN 2x10 Gb/s

GÉANT2/Internet 15 Gb/s

Zamość UKRAINE 1x10 Gb/s

Gorzów POZNAŃ

Elbląg Suwałki LITHUANIA 1 x 10 Gb/s

BIELARUS 1 x 10 Gb/s

GDAŃSK

RUSSIA (Kaliningrad) 1 x 10 Gb/s

Sochaczew

Hamburg (GLIF, Surfnet, Nordunet) 4x10 Gb/s

* „Baltic Ring – blueprinting the network” - Jari Miettinen, Norden, June 8th 2011

•  Open policy (usually) agreed by both NRENs

•  EC policy recommends transfer of knowledge

to e-health, e-education, e-government in new

e-infrastrucutres

•  Transit of data (to GÉANT, to IXP, …) for free or

cost model sharing

•  QoS agreed on NRENs contract base

•  Easy management based on bilateral communication

between NOCs

•  GÉANT network

•  GLIF

•  Cross Border Dark Fiber

•  Access to IXP

•  Access to Commodity Internet

•  PIONIER has access to GLIF via CBDF with SURFNET

•  PIONIER has access to AMSIX via CBDF with SURFNET

•  PIONIER has access to VIX via CBDF with CESNET

•  PIONIER exchanges peerings via CBDF with BASNET, URAN,

SANET, ACONET, CESNET, NORDUNET, SURFNET

NORDUNET peering AMSIX access

•  BASNET and URAN have access to GÉANT via CBDF with

PIONIER

•  BASNET has access to Commodity Internet via CBDF with

PIONIER

BASNET aggregated traffic URAN aggregated traffic

•  Open policy for cooperation via CBDF connections

•  Base for e-Region deployment

•  Flexible economic model

•  Various services possible to implementation

•  Diversification of connectivities