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Applications and Tools

	OCI-DS3.2: Final Report (eMusic) Several experiments were conducted to evaluate usability of the GÈANT BoD service for remote collaboration in musical education, performing arts and cultural exchange. The GÈANT and NREN network was found to provide a sufficiently stable environment and the transmission quality characteristics for such a delay-sensitive application. Download PDF
	OCA-DS1.1: Advanced Networking for the EU genomic research (ARES) The essential aim of the ARES project was to design, implement, and evaluate network solutions for the exchange of genomic data sets necessary for the execution of genomic medical services. The ARES experiments were configured the so as to be totally compliant with the GÉANT infrastructure. Download PDF
	OCR-DS2.1: NSI Compliance Testing Suite 1.0 Architecture and User Manuals (NSI-CONTEST) This deliverable provides the architectural specification and the installation and user documentation for the NSI Compliance Testing Suite 1.0 prototype. It describes the components of the NSI CTS system developed in the NSI-CONTEST project and the different test scenarios supported by the platform. Download PDF
	OCC-DS2.1: Design of a Multi-site OpenFlow-assisted Video-on-Demand Distribution Architecture (CEOVDS) This deliverable describes the design of a multi-site Video-on-Demand (VoD) distribution service, OpenCache, that uses OpenFlow to provide transparent, flexible and highly configurable video content caching, developed for multi-site operation. Download PDF

Authentication

	OCD-D1.2: Final Report (CLASSe) This deliverable is the Final Report of the CLASSe project. It includes chapters for each WP, namely: WP1 Management, WP2 results of test and deployment of OpenStack/Moonshot prototype, WP3 report on traditional and real SSO, WP4 report of design and testing of CoIs/VOs, and WP5 report on dissemination and exploitation activities. Download PDF
	OCK-DS1.1: Final Report (HEXAA) This document is the final deliverable of the HEXAA Open Call project, which addressed legal and technical challenges to develop a new attribute authority software. Now in service at eduID.hu, HEXAA supports communities from different identity management federations with SAML-based virtual organisations, profile attributes and roles. Download PDF
	OCJ-DS4.1.1: GÉANT-TrustBroker Implementation with Documentation (GÉANT-TrustBroker) This deliverable first documents the usage, as well as installation and configuration procedures, of the three GÉANT-TrustBroker project implementation parts: The GNTB core service, the Shibboleth IDP extension, and the Shibboleth SP extension. Download PDF
	OCN-DS1.1: Final Report (MEAL) This deliverable is an all-encompassing report of the MEAL project. It provides a holistic overview of the process, the drawbacks encountered and the decisions taken. Download PDF
	OCT-DS1.1: Final Report Secure Enterprise Networks Simple & Easy (SENSE) This is the final deliverable of the SENSE Open Call project, which worked on the challenge of improving the imperfect EAP supplicant software landscape. It describes the project’s outcomes, its impact in the enterprise network authentication industry niche, and possible future work in the problem space. Download PDF
	OCU-DS4.1: A Feasibility Study (WoT4LoA) You Are Who You Know – Leveraging Webs of Trust for Authentication in Identity Federations This study investigates the feasibility of using Webs of Trust for more reliable identity proofing in digital authentication, compared to other registration and authentication methods. Utilising LinkedIn as a Web of Trust, a prototype for an attestation service was developed as a proof-of-concept. Download PDF

Network Architecture and Optical Projects

	OCF-DS1.1: Coherent Optical system Field-trial For spectral Efficiency Enhancement (COFFEE) This document provides a detailed report on the scope, objectives and progress of the project “Coherent Optical system Field‐trial For spectral Efficiency Enhancement (COFFEE)”. Download PDF
	OCL-DS3.2: Final Report (ICOF) In order to enable optical clock comparisons between the national metrology institutes of the UK and France, the project installed bidirectional optical amplifiers at 8 locations of a dark fibre provided by GÉANT, as well as a retroreflector at each output, so that a beat signal could be received to be used to characterise the phase noise of the link. Download PDF
	OCM-DS1.1: Final report on IRINA and software prototype (IRINA) This document provides a summary of the activities and results obtained by the IRINA project, which investigated clean-slate network architectures, particularly the Recursive Internetwork Architecture (RINA). The rina-tgen tool was developed as part of the project and released as Open Source software. Download PDF
	OCS-DN1.1: Final Report (REACTION) The REACTION project has designed a flexible optical network scenario enabling software-controlled super-channel transmission. Innovations have been introduced in the context of data plane architectures, control plane and advanced routing, and spectrum assignment strategies. Download PDF

Software Defined Networking

	OCE-DS4.3.1: Final Report (CoCo) The aim of the CoCo project was to develop and validate a proof-of-concept for a novel on-demand connectivity service for research and education communities. This final report of the CoCo project provides an overview of the investigated use cases, the CoCo architecture and prototype developed and its successful validation. Download PDF
	OCG-DS1.1: Final Report (DREAMER) The DREAMER project had the objective of developing and exploiting SDN capability in carrier-grade IP backbones. It implemented prototypes of proposed solutions based on Open Source tools, some of which it contributed to developing. The resulting software can be used by the NRENs and GÉANT for future upgrades to the backbone and has been released as Open Source. Download PDF
	OCH-DS1.1.1: Dynamic Path Computation Framework Final Report (DynPaC) The main objective of the DynPaC project was to enable the deployment of a disruptive point-to-point Ethernet connectivity service, e.g. GÉANT Plus, on top of a SDN/OpenFlow-pure infrastructure. This document summarises the main results and achievements of the project. Download PDF
	OCO-DS1.1: Network Coding in Transport Networks (MINERVA) This document summarises the theoretical results, implementation considerations, deployment details, and measurement results produced by the MINERVA project. The project has identified specific network coding which could be used to maintain scalability and simplicity in transport networks as a viable approach. Download PDF
	OCQ-DS3.1: Final Report Multi-domain OpenFlow Topology Exchange (MOTE) This document is the final deliverable of the GN3plus MOTE project. It discusses possible solutions for topology exchange between multi-domain OpenFlow and Network Service Interface domains, presenting the topology exchange architecture and topology representation within the OpenFlow domains, as well as the extensions within OpenFlow domains that support them. Download PDF
	OCB-DS2.1: Final Report on Experimentation & Results (AUTOFLOW) This deliverable presents the final integrated experimentation framework of AUTOFLOW and examines 5 selected experimentation scenarios. The research conducted resulted in a complete, validated solution that combines ANM and SDN for operator-friendly and efficient network control and management. Download PDF

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