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WP 4 Status
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Slide 1
Objectives
 Development and integration of tools for:
 Topology discovery in multi-domain networks
 Active and passive traffic and end-to-end QoS
measurements at domain boundaries
 Design and implementation of a distributed
database with policy-controlled data
collection
 Contribution to the standardisation of traffic
flow measurements in the IETF IPFIX (IP
Flow Information eXport ) working group
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Extensions related to TA
 The work carried out so far is consistent
with what declared in the TA both in content
and timing
 Novelty compared to TA:
 Contributed to establishment of a new IETF
working group on packet sampling (PSAMP) in
July 2002
 Co-chairing the IETF PSAMP wg
 Authoring one of the two current working group
Internet drafts of the PSAMP wg
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Overall Role
 WP4 has the following fundamental roles:
 providing and integrating tools for the retrieval of
real-world measurements data
 providing storage (database) for raw data and
processed data
 The raw data will serve as input for:
 Visualisation tasks (WP6)
 Modelling and simulation tasks (WP5)
 The tools developed will be the input for:
 System integration, trial and evaluation (WP7)
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Slide 4
Output
(so far)
 D3 “Specification of inter-domain QoS
monitoring and structure discovery
component” delivered in time (Sept 2002)
 D5 “Specification of inter-domain QoS
database with policy-controlled data
collection” delivered in time (Sept 2002)
 Four IETF Internet drafts (ten versions)
 Nine Technical Papers
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Slide 5
Internet Drafts contributed
to IPFIX and PSAMP
 J. Quittek, T. Zseby, B. Claise, S. Zander:
Requirements for IP Flow Information Export draftietf-ipfix-reqs-0X.txt, six versions: 03(Jun), 04(Jul),
05(Aug), 06(Sep), 07(Nov), 08(Jan), 09(Feb)
 T. Zseby: Sampling Techniques for Packet Selection
draft-zseby-packet-selection-00.txt, August 2002
 T. Zseby, M. Molina, F. Raspall: Sampling and
Filtering Techniques for IP Packet Selection draftietf-psamp-sample-tech-00.txt, October 2002
 J. Quittek: On the Relationship between PSAMP and
IPFIX draft-quittek-psamp-ipfix-00.txt, October 2002
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Technical Papers
Contributed to IPS Workshop
 P. Aranda Guitierres, and I. Miloucheva, Inter-domain topology
and event discovery for QoS data mining.
 S. D'Antonio, M. Esposito, M. Gargiulo, S.P. Romano and G. Ventre,
A Component-based Approach to SLA Monitoring in Premium IP
Networks.
 Th. Pfeiffenberger, U. Hofmann, I. Miloucheva, A. Nassri, CM
Toolset Path Analyser for inferencing inter-domain path
performance from end-to-end QoS measurements.
 C. Kulatunga, P. Malone and M. Foghlu, Adaptive Measurementbased QoS Management in DiffServ Networks for Variable Bit Rate
Applications.
 R. de Faria Santos, A. Anzaloni, U. Hofmann, QoSpy an approach
for QoS Monitoring in DiffServNetworks.
 F. Raspall, S. Tartarelli, M. Molina and J. Quittek, Implementing an
IETF IPFIX traffic meter.
 A. Kock, Flexible Traffic Matrix Analyser for Inter-domain network
operation and planning
 L. Mark, G. Pohl, C. Schmoll, T. Zseby, Non-intrusive delay
measurements with IPFIX data export.
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Additional
technical papers
 M. Molina, A Scalable and Efficient Methodology for
Flow Monitoring in the Internet, (submitted to
ITC18).
 ……………
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Slide 8
WP 4 Status
 WP 4 Deliverables:
 D3 and D5 delivered in time (Sept 2002)
 D8 and D10 to be delivered by the end of March
2003
 In time delivery expected
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Status of D8 and D10
 D8 “Prototype of inter-domain QoS monitoring
and structure discovery components”
CM ToolSet (active measurements): tested in interdomain scenarios
MRT tool (ASes topology discovery): an adaptor to the
INTERMON architecture developed
Passive IPFIX flow meter: first version as stand-alone
tool designed, implemented and currently under test
 D10 “Prototype of inter-domain database with
policy controlled data collection”
The design (ERWIN) and first implementation of the
INTERMON data base is completed
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WP4 Dissemination
 Technical papers
 9 technical papers submitted and presented at the IPS
Workshop (Salzburg, Feb. 2003)
 1 paper submitted to ITC18
 Presentations on traffic flow measurements:
 T. Tseby at SCAMPI workshop, Amsterdam, Jan. 2003
 J. Quittek at the Terena QoS Measurement and Monitoring
Workshop, Berlin, July 2002
 Standardization:
 Actively contributing to traffic measurements
standardization at IETF
 Contributed to the establishment of a new IETF WG
(PSAMP)
 Co-chairing IETF PSAMP
 Submitted 4 Internet Drafts (10 versions) to IPFIX and
PSAMP
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Further Plan
 Integration of tools and database into the
INTERMON architecture:
 complete the interfaces to other components
 implementation of “integration components” (GC)
 possible integration of additional tools, not
included in D8
 possible modifications/enhancements to tools
 collection of real data at FH Salzburg
 Contribute to trial demonstration
 Contribute to IETF IPFIX WG reporting on
experience with the INTERMON IPFIX meter
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Innovations
 Integration of a variety of monitoring and
topology discovery tools in an advanced
architecture
 Implementation of databases for storage of
information contributed by different
monitoring, simulation and modelling tools
 Information model for configuring an IETF
IPFIX meter (which can serve to produce
further contributions to the IETF)
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Exploitation Plans
 TILAB’s implementation of a CISCO service
assurance agent for inter-domain monitoring will be
tested in Telecom Italia networks
 NEC will port the IPFIX meter & protocol
implementation to its HW router products
 TID will use the INTERMON topology discovery tools
to coordinate multi-provider scenarios
 The experience gathered with the INTERMON passive
measurements tools should support SR to set up new
projects with national Telecoms
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