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By subscribing to the NSHaRP service, the NRENs will be able to decide which events they want to be informed about and will start receiving automated emails informing about anomalies. More information on NSHaRP is available at: http://www.geant.net/Network/NetworkOperations/Pages/NSHaRP.aspx

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The management demarcation point between GÉANT and the NREN network is a port on the Optical Distribution Frame (ODF) rack, as described in Figure 8, below. The exact port will be specified at the time of the connection.

Configuration Details

The following configuration details will be provided by GÉANT:

• IP addresses to be used in the GÉANT network and on the NREN access router.
• IP address space to be used for the access link.
• Authentication Server (AS) number of the GÉANT network.
• Domain Name Service (DNS) record, corresponding to GÉANT network address space.
• Message Digest Algorithm 5 (MD5) password for the BGP session (unless the NREN prefers not to use MD5).
• MSDP peer address (if multicast is being supported).
• Any other interface-specific configuration.

The NREN must specify:

• AS number of customer NREN.
• RIPE DB as-set (as-macro) to be accepted by GÉANT.
• MSDP peer address (if Multicast is being supported).

Demarcation Points The management demarcation point between GÉANT and the NREN network is a port on the Optical Distribution Frame (ODF) rack, as described in Figure 8, below. The exact port will be specified at the time of the connection.

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