IPE-Analytics

Lucas Muller (INF/UFRGS), Rodrigo Oliveira (INF/UFRGS), Pedro Marcos (INF/UFRGS), Fabricio Mazzola (INF/UFRGS), Marinho Barcellos (INF/UFRGS), Renata Teixeira (INRIA/PARIS)
Jan 5, 2020
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The adoption of network monitoring techniques has culminated in a broad availability of raw data. However, giving the large-scale and complexity of long-distance networks and the massive volume of distributed data, minor progress has been achieved regarding the in-depth analysis of this collected data and inferences about the network behavior. This project investigates methods to analyze the data measured by the existing monitoring tools present in the Brazilian Academic IPÊ backbone network. The result is a service that provides inferences to aid the process of operation, traffic engineering and network planning.

Internet Measurements Network Security Spoofing BGP Internet Routing Traffic Engineering network planning recent concluded

Publications

A Decade of Backbone Evolution of the Brazilian Academic Network: observations from the perspective of the routers
How routers are configured directly influences the performance and security of a network. The set of configurations can provide useful …
Fabricio Mazzola, Lucas Müller, Ph.D., Rodrigo Oliveira, Marinho Barcellos
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