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RIPE NCC Measurements And ToolsSwiNOG23 Meeting, 10.11.2011

Vesna [email protected]

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Goal: engaging you in our measurements

• Interesting & useful tools for network operators: measurements and analysis

- RIPE Atlas- RIPEstat- IPv6 RIPEness

- and many more: TTM, RIS, DNSMON, ...

• Why RIPE NCC? Neutral & impartial

• Building the community around tools- Asking for operators’ needs and feedback - Connecting users & developers

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RIPE Atlas

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RIPE Atlas• Next generation Internet measurement network

- To scale to thousands of measurement nodes- Potentially “be everywhere” and ready to run different

measurements- Started last November- We’re still building it

http://atlas.ripe.net

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• For accurate maps need more measurement nodes

• Deploying many TTM boxes too expensive

• Smaller probes

• Easily deployable

• USB powered

• 24 x 365 capable

• Doing ping & traceroute (for now)

• Hosted and sponsored by you

Small hardware probes

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What’s in it for you?

•  Individual benefits-  Less expensive than rolling out your own

measurements infrastructure - More vantage points available- More data available

• Community benefits- Unprecedented situational awareness-  Wealth of data

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Probes deployed today

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DNS anycast checks (c-root)

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Atlas: news & road ahead

• News: - More built-in ping destinations- Traceroutes to built-in destinations- DNS anycast checks

• Preparations for “user-defined measurements”- Specify: type, origin, target, frequency, reporting...

• Planned next steps include:- Real-time access to (raw) data- APIs to interact with the system- Automatic alerts and notifications

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What can you do with / for Atlas

• We publish maps and analysis

• Anybody can look up results of “public” probes

• You can “host” a probe- You get measurements from own probe & public ones

• If you want more probes, become a sponsor

• Give us feedback & feature requests

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RIPEstat

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What is RIPEstat?

• “Numbers are Us”: IPv4 / IPv6 addresses, ASNs

• Modular & extendable toolbox

• “stat” means- Statistics (history, aggregation, zoom)- Status (real time, aggregation, zoom)

• Eventually to replace most measurement tools- Consolidating all active measurements

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RIPEstat data sources

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?Number Registry

(RIPE DB)

Routing Registry

(RIPE DB)

BGPRouting

(RIS)

Active Measuring

(Atlas, TTM)

RIPE NCC data

GeoLocation

Data

BlacklistData

3rd party data

http://stat.ripe.net

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RIPEstat Mobile• Article: http://labs.ripe.net/Members/gdl/ripestat-mobile

• iTunes Store: - FREE on the App Store

- Version: 1.03 ; Size: 2.6 MB

- http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ripestat/id465322734

- Requirements: - Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch and iPad

- Requires iOS 4.0 or later

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Operator Tools, Ideas, Analysis

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What is RIPE Labs?

• RIPE Labs: a platform and a tool for the community

• Faster, tight innovation cycle- Provide useful prototypes to you earlier- Adapt to the changing environment more quickly

• Closer involvement of the community- Openness- Making suggestions easier and more effective

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Currently on RIPE Labs

• IPv4 and IPv6 measurements

• RIPEstat (operator tool)

• RIPE Atlas (active measurements)

• RIPE Database developments

• Statistics and measurements

• And much more...

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World IPv6 Day Measurements

• Various measurements before, during, after- Performance measurements- Identifying glitches- Monitoring long-term effects

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http://labs.ripe.net/ipv6day

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Prefix Length Filtering - IPv4 and IPv6

• Using Routing Information Service

• IPv4: Most prefixes are /24s (80% visibility)

• IPv6: Are /48s filtered out more often than /32s?

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Community effort

• Please take a look and participate

• Write an article about your research

• Leave a comment under an article

• Questions and suggestions to <[email protected]>

• mir_ripe_labs, #RIPELabs

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http://labs.ripe.net/

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IPv6 RIPEness

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IPv6 RIPEness Basics

• Rating of IPv6 capabilities of LIRs

• “Stars” for: having IPv6 space and:- Visible in RIS / route6 object in RR / reverse DNS

• All four stars: listed on the 4* page (+ a t-shirt!)

• News:- Moving towards production service - Working on the RIRness = IPv6 RIPEness of all RIRs- More maps, more “stars”, more RIPE Labs articles

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http://ipv6ripeness.ripe.net/4star/CH.html

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IPv6 RIPEness: 7,795 LIRs (25.10.2011)

No IPv654%

4 stars16%

3 stars11%

2 stars5%

1 star13%

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New map: percentage of 4* LIRs = Green

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IPv6 RIPEness: top-15 in number of LIRs

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RIPEness of top 15 - relative

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IPv6-enabled ASes in global routing

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http://v6ASNs.ripe.net

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NCC Tools: We need your participation

• Atlas UDM beta-tester volunteers: <[email protected]>

• TTM evolution feedback: <[email protected]> - how do you see it integrated with Atlas?

• RIPEstat “use cases”: <[email protected]>- & more visitors at public monthly demos

• Members: “RIPE Atlas for every LIR” proposal- feedback to <[email protected]>

• Measurement, Analysis and Tools Working Group: <[email protected]>

• RIPE Labs: articles & comments in the forum

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Questions?

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Links & additional info

RIPEstat Use Cases video on YouTubehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNUj2EkU_kU

RIPEstat mobile app video on YouTubehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXq5-W1hBUQ

Science Division update to NCC-services-WGhttp://ripe63.ripe.net/presentations/135-RIPENCC_SM_FINAL.pdf

Atlas evolution plans http://ripe63.ripe.net/presentations/126-20111102-atlas-20k.ppt.pdf

DNS update http://ripe63.ripe.net/presentations/124-RIPE63_WolfgangNagele_DNS_update.pdf

IPv6 RIPEness updatehttps://labs.ripe.net/Members/becha/ipv6-ripeness-production-updates

Contributors: Robert Kisteleki, Emile Aben, Mirjam Kuehne, Daniel Karrenberg, Rene Wilhelm, Iñigo Ortiz de Urbina (Infornografia)

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