CASE STUDY
Gigamon Does UNFCCC-NET

December 2007

Former US Vice President Al Gore came to Bali in December 2007 on his way back from accepting his Noble Price Award, made an impressive speech and left UNFCCC COP13 Climate Change Conference in Bali, unaware of the supporting UNFCCC-NET Network Infrastructure that made it all possible for the world to view his direct streaming broadcast arriving at any designated city in the world almost instantly. PAT managed team was responsible for designing, implementing, integrating with UNFCCC IT business processes, operating and managing the performance of the UNFCCC-NET Infrastructure.

This UNFCCC-NET is the largest temporary portable mobile network infrastructure ever built in Nusa Dua area. It supported continuously for two weeks the computing needs for more than 10,000 participants/ delegates coming from over 180 countries around the world.

With limited taps and Cisco Core Catalyst 65xx owned span-port limitation, it was a power control struggle at the temporary NOC, between various aspects of network deliverables, including security, performance, accountability, SLA reporting etc. This was when Gigamon as "sniffing" aggregator came handy. In the end every supporting group was able to deliver the job as intended. And the team members could safely yell: " Been there. Done that & Live to tell...”

NET-ANALYST-gigamon guarding the end-to-end Performance Management	Comprehensive NMS System for Fault, Config, Performance, and Security Management	Network Specialist integrating other services such as TELKOM