Visible routers in Visible network

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Visible routers in Visible network CORE University Program Seminar Beppu City February 2009 Shigeki Goto Waseda University

Science makes everything visible. Beppu Hell T-shirt

Cloud or stupid network Old smart network Modern stupid network

The router is actually smart! routing and forwarding routing prefix, prefix age, link bandwidth, available bandwidth, i/f queue, corruption loss, congestion loss, L2 address, signal strength, retransmission counter... operation uptime, location, temperature, time zone, i/f description, CPU load, operator’s contact.... MIB, PerfSONAR by ikob, Dr Kobayashi

How to extract information PTP: retrieve every hop’s data by single packet with header growth SIRENS: one packet collects one router’s data, multiple packets are required to retrieve whole path © ikob, Dr Kobayashi

Visible route © ikob, Dr Kobayashi

Application: P2P traffic engineering heavy traffic with other AS numbers BitTorrent Traffic volume Wei Yuan, Goto Lab.

Traffic engineering within an AS number Wei Yuan, Goto Lab. Traffic volume within an AS number Wei Yuan, Goto Lab.

Related topic Open flow, flow based routing hash table routing table flow data A flow is a series of IP packets. flow = <Protocol, IPa, PORTa, IPb, PORTb>

NetFPGA-1G Hardware Xilinx Virtex-2 Pro FPGA PCI Host Interface SRAM DRAM 4 * Gigabit Ethernet ports

Open Flow Demo at SC 08 http://jpnoc.net/OpenFlow-DEMO.m4v

No buffer memory for flow routers traditional routers: a parking lot model queue flow router: connection model, non-delay

Anagran FR-1000 Caspian Networks NEC NetFPGA

Summary Visible routers and switches are important Application area — we need input from you Flow based routing — future internet?

Summary Visible routers and switches are important Application area — we need input from you Flow based routing — future internet? Enjoy your stay at Beppu! http://www.e-marutou.com/?pid=3749729