Routing Data

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This section summarizes available Internet routing data sources and how
they are used.
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- BGP routing tables (from "sho ip bgp")
- NLANR archived this data until 16 Mar 01
- PCH / U. Oregon
- 1 table = 9Mb
- 1 table collected each day (some incomplete between nov00 and feb01)
- Don T: & Lixin G: infer peering relationships to
identify problems, find better (more compact) ways to do routing,
perform topology studies (build AS graph). Useful for generating
realistic topologies.
- Michalis: structure, bottlenecks, critical nodes
- Walter: use to calibrate models
- Don T: MOBILITY DATA: How much time phones stay in cells
- David Jaffe (Cisco) wants wish list for inside router, to include:
1. real definition of a flow (in netflow)
2. export RIB
3. effect of sampling rates on netflow
4. queue length, buffer occupancy
- RTR/SMS
- Walrand: link utilization; real-time; 3600 SNMP; testlab; don't need
real data but need finer grained (less than 1 second); size of buffers along
path
- distribution of file sizes versus round trip delays (distribution of
bandwidth delay products)
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