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Internet Technology and Policy Internet Technology and Policy ChallengesChallenges
NCSA Industrial Partner NCSA Industrial Partner Executive MeetingExecutive Meeting
Vint Cerf
MCI
April 29, 2003
New AphorismNew Aphorism
Power Corrupts And Powerpoint corrupts absolutely
Mosaic AnecdotesMosaic Anecdotes
Steve Wolff of NSF first introduced me to Mosaic somewhere in 1993.
Meeting with Marc Andreesen and Jim Clark in July 1994 at an SF restaurant.
ISOC reported WWW growth rate of 674,231% in 1995
Internet - Global StatisticsInternet - Global Statistics
22.5 Million Hosts
(Bellcore June 1997)
50 Million Users
(NUA Jul 1997)
171.6 Million Hosts (ISC Jan 2003)
605 Million Users
(NUA Sept 2002)
(approx. 1.3 Billion Telephone Terminations)
Users on the Internet – Sept 2002Users on the Internet – Sept 2002
CAN/US - 182.67M Europe - 190.92M Asia/Pac - 187.24M Latin Am - 33.35M Africa - 6.31M Mid-east - 5.12M
--------------------------- Total - 605.6 M
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(Source www.nua.ie)(Source www.nua.ie)
Internet User TrendsInternet User Trends
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hosts mobiles?
Global Internet Hosts (000s) 1989-2006Global Internet Hosts (000s) 1989-2006
605 Million usersSept 2002
Source: Cerf, based on www.nw.com, Jun 2000 ( LM Ericsson)Source: Cerf, based on www.nw.com, Jun 2000 ( LM Ericsson)
Note: hosts include servers only, revised 4/2003
Internet Architecture ChangesInternet Architecture Changes
ATM and Frame Relay have been replaced by MPLS for traffic management
DWDM at 10 Gb/s is the preferred long haul transmission method
Optical switching in the core (circuit, packet)
Internet Access AlternativesInternet Access Alternatives
Gigabit Ethernet is becoming a preferred access method for business customers (someday, consumers)
Wireless and mobile access (802.11a/b/g, 802.16,UWB, 3G/4G, Bluetooth, etc.)
Major Technology IssuesMajor Technology Issues
Reliability and Availability Security of routers, DNS, servers and clients Broadband deployment (access, symmetry) The GRID Personal privacy Authentication of parties in transactions Data integrity and confidentiality Deployment of IPv6 standard
Simulation and the Real WorldSimulation and the Real World
Simulated space station Many “rooms” Observatory Simulated controls lead to real telescope
Remote instrumentation an increasing reality observatories, marine observations,
remote sensing (Earth, Solar System…)
Internet-enabled AppliancesInternet-enabled Appliances
SIP TelephonySIP Telephony
Session Initiation Protocol Telephones
Cisco Systems, Pingtel, etc.
“email” addressing ENUM:
1.1.9.3.0.6.5.3.0.7.1.e164.arpa = sip:[email protected]
NAPTR (naming authority pointer)
The power of SIP
(any domain name)
Internet-enabled DevicesInternet-enabled Devices Programmable – Java, Python, etc. Examples: WebTV, Palm-Pilot, Mobiles,Video
games, Picture Frames, Washing Machines
Refrigerator (and the bathroom scales) Automobiles (Japan, [Netherlands]) Internet-enabled wine corks Internet-enabled socks
Policy Discussion TopicsPolicy Discussion Topics
Flat rate business models Intellectual Property (trademarks, copyright, domain
names) ICANN: Domain Names, IP Address allocation, dispute
resolution Online fraud and other abuses Censorship (blocking “web pages” and extra-territoriality);
geographic independence Taxation Security and Privacy Regulation, broadband, convergence Cryptography and export controls
Flat Rate Business ModelsFlat Rate Business Models
Internet and IP-based services are historically fixed price
SIP telephony is taking us there MCI’s Neighborhood and Advantage
services are deliberately insensitive to underlying technology
Issues: are the cost and pricing structures compatible? Future of CDRs?
Regulating TelecomsRegulating Telecoms
Internet and IP-based services are essentially about packet transport.
Underlying switching is largely insensitive to applications (web, email, voice, video…)
Uniform ISP access to underlying dedicated transport would be consistent with the still-predominant architecture of the dial-up Internet (anyone can reach any ISP). Like reaching chosen IXC by dialing “1”
Issue: are business models compatible?
Broadband DataBroadband Data
Competing technology is no guarantee of competition in the field Cable vs satellite vs DSL MMDS (not economic) 3G (spectral expense) Residential vs Commercial Markets
Asymmetry vs Symmetry Servers and services
TaxationTaxation
Taxing online transactions that would have been taxed in offline cases seems rational. Issue: erosion of income as transactions move online
Fair playing field for online and offline competitors
Issue: basis for tax (nexus, location of parties and service delivery, who collects?)
CensorshipCensorship
Increasing attempts by countries, states/provinces to censor Internet through court orders to ISPs
Technologically flawed model Extra-territoriality Cannot “censor” at domain name or URL
level unless you control server “black-holing” IP address is a blunt instrument
Security and PrivacySecurity and Privacy
Tension between these desirable goals Amitai Etzioni: Limits to Privacy
Outlines the tension between protecting individual privacy and protecting society
Vulnerability increases as dependence grows on information technology and computer networking
Industry needs to take lead in securing systems – technologically and operationally
Individuals also have responsibilities
Future look. .
Mars Exploration RoversMars Exploration Rovers
Interplanetary Internet:Interplanetary Internet:“InterPlaNet”“InterPlaNet”
Planetary internets Interplanetary Gateways Interplanetary Channel Protocol
“bundles” encapsulated in CCSDS link and higher layer transport (Licklider Transport Protocol)
.earth.sol.int, .mars.sol.int Functional Layers of Protocol Interplanetary Network and Information
Systems Directorate (old DSN) Project supports Mars mission plans
Cerf’s slides and other Cerf’s slides and other Internet information can be Internet information can be found at:found at:
www.mci.com/cerfsupwww.mci.com/cerfsupwww.isoc.org/internetlivinginternet.comlivinginternet.comwww.ipnsig.orgwww.ipnsig.org