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REGISTRATION LINK HERE

For any questions, please email nadelina.sandu@geant.org

AGENDA (Times in CEST)

2nd of April

13:00 - 14:00

Arrival & Lunch

14:00 - 14:15

Welcome - Jan Růžička, CESNET 

 

Session 1 - Chair: Jonny Lundin, SUNET

14:15 - 14:45

Network Security Scanning at CESNET - Jaroslav Svoboda, CESNET
Presentation

14:45 - 15:15

Flow analysis and monitoring detection - Carl Holt and Filip Cerny, Progress

Carl and his colleagues Filip and Ed have been working with GÉANT's SOC for over 10 years assisting with flow analysis and monitoring with tools such as flowmon. Carl will deliver a talk about the challenges they have overcome and how collaboration has delivered new tooling and expansion of existing tools.
Presentation15:15 - 15:45

Flash talks: 

  • CESNET NOC - Petr Hanousek, CESNET
    Presentation
  • Unsampled Netflow generation at SWITCH - Alexander Gall, SWITCH
    Presentation
15:45 - 16:15Coffee break Session 2 - Chair: Mick O'Donovan, HEAnet


Dates: 14-15 October 2025

Format: 1,5 days


Venue/Location 

CSUC (Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya)

Carrer Gran Capità, 2 (Edifici Nexus), 08034 Barcelona


Google maps link:

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Recommended hotels 

  • Hotel Upper Diagonal
  • Sansi Pedralbes

  • abba Garden Hotel

  • AC Hotel Victoria Suites by Marriott


Remote attendance

-


REGISTRATION LINK HERE

(both on-site and online participation is possible)


For any questions, please email nadelina.sandu@geant.org. 

AGENDA (Times in CEST)

14th of October

09:45 - 10:00

Arrival 

10:00 - 10:15

Welcome 

 

Session 1 








 Session 2






 

End of Day 1


Group dinner (self-paid)

16:15 - 16:45

Improving identification of R&E network traffic - Tim Chown, Jisc

The scientific network tags (Scitags) project is developing software tools to allow better identification of the owner (community) and purpose (activity) of science traffic by NRENs, other network operators and research communities. Scitags supports marking on a per-packet basis using the IPv6 flow label or per flow using parallel UDP “firefly” packets. The approach is already in use in CERN’s Worldwide Large Hadron Collider Computing Grid (WLCG) infrastructure, but is extensible to other projects and (non-science) communities. 
Presentation16:45 - 17:15Procurement of network equipment, challenges - Olaf Verschoor, GÉANT (Head of Procurement) and Garvan McFeeley, HEAnet
Presentation17:15 - 17:45

Experiences in DDoS events - Wim Biemolt, SURF

 

End of Day 1

19:30Group dinner at Andělský Pivovar (self-paid)
Address: Lidická 337/30, 150 00 Praha 5-Smíchov, Czechia

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3rd of April

15th of October


09:00 - 09:15
Welcomes

Session 3
- Chair: Jože Hanc, ARNES

09:15 - 09:45

EuroHPC Update on Hyperconnectivity - Sebastiano Buscaglione, GÉANT
Presentation09:45 - 10:05

Crisis Management Exercise 2026 - Joze Hanc (ARNES) and Charlie van Genuchten (SURF)

The talk will give some details about the exercise that will take place in March 2026, where NRENs will be able to really test their crisis procedures in their own organisations, plus how they work together with NRENs in that crisis. The session will be also an way to get input from SIG-NOC on both the kind of scenario and the communication lines the exercise should try to trigger.
Presentation10:05 - 10:45

Flash Talks:

  • Monitoring and Performance for the EuroHPC Network - Will Barber, GÉANT
    Presentation
  • Network Monitoring and data sharing in the Nordic countries - Jonas Hagström, SUNET 
    Presentation
    • Mobile App Network trAffic Nutrition fActs (MANANA)  - Giuseppe Aceto, UNINA10:45 - 11:15
    End-users of mobile applications hardly know which enterprises and countries are involved in their online activities, and the implied rights and risks. Researchers and regulators need actual usage data to verify data sovereignty compliance. MANANA aims at providing the former with understandable characterisations of infrastructure usage, and the latter with a monitoring system of actual mobile apps usage. The user will be enabled to choose among similar apps and report her data exposure (providing visibility to authorities). The app and the collection server will be released as open-source. MANANA is a project from the Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, funded by GÉANT's Innovation Programme.
    Presentation








    12:45 - 13:00
    Coffee break
     Session
    4 - Chair: Ivana Golub, PSNC11:15 - 12:15

    Open discussion - NOC on Cloud (Using M365 from an operational point of view) - Jonny Lundin, SUNET

    What are the challenges of using the cloud for the NOCs?  How far have we gone for network monitoring? What happens when the cloud does not work? These and other questions will be the seed for an open discussion with the aim to share information, ideas and expectations around the "NOCs on cloud".

    12:15 - 12:45

    GEANT's operational Experiences Using GAP (Automation system) to deploy services and new router platforms - Will Barber, GÉANT

    This talk will give details on GEANT's experiences using GAP to migrate platforms and deploy services, including problems we faced, screen shots of the tool and how it will be used to push base config and update base config and add/delete services. The presentation will also include workarounds used to overcome some deficiencies.
    Presentation
    4 





    Meeting Evaluation and future topics, volunteers for next host
    13:00 - 14:00

    		Lunch 

    		Group visit to Supercomputing Center
    Lunch