Jean Meloche

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Network Research
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Avaya Labs Research
The ExpertNet and Chatter Teams
Akshay Adhikari
Mark Bearden
Lorraine Denby
Bengi Karacali
Jean Meloche
Balaji Rao
David Stott
Among many others
Challenges
• Network topology discovery
• Heisenberg
– Probes load the network at
the worst time
– Path or end to end
performance but not both
• Visualizations for paths
– Topology and paths
– Route changes
• Synchronization and One way
delay
• Load balancing and packet loss
• Missing values and clean up
• Complexity of networks
• Volume of data (GB per day)
Discovery via the fusion of
multiple data sources
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SNMP
IP RR
Traceroute
I/O octet count correlation
Delay distance
End to end shadow of network events
Synchronization
Link level network delay via
TTL flood
• Multiple packets with IP RR for a range of
TTL are sent between endpoints
• ICMP messages are received from routers
along the way
• Results are used to estimate link level
delays
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Network Sampling Design
• Where to place the probes
– Minimize the number of probes needed
– Minimize the degeneracy
– Subject to many constraints
• Where to measure QoS attributes and covariates
– Minimize the footprint
– Minimize the time to blame
• Dynamic sampling programs
Chatter
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Distributed network monitor
Lives on cheap 100 MHz box
Online root cause analysis
Seeks failure patterns among arbitrary
covariates that are not specified a priori
• Uses adaptive control charts on important
QoS attributes to identify interesting
conditions
Compression
• Compression is needed to prevent the
transmission and storage of uninteresting
data
• The data are highly dimensional
• The collection is distributed
• How should the compression be distributed
Localization
• Data collection is distributed
• What methods are local (analysis requiring
only the local data) or near local (analysis
requiring limited exchange of information
between neighbors)?
• Are there sampling design that affect
localization?