Network Operations

Building The Next Generation RIS Route Collectors

Wouter Miltenburg

• 20 Oct 2014

• 7 min read

This is the second part of a research project investigating the possible replacement of the current Remote Route Collectors (RRC) used for the Routing Information Services (RIS). In the second phase we developed a prototype based on the requirements determined in the first phase. Both parts of …

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Propagation of Longer-than-/24 IPv4 Prefixes

Emile Aben

• 2 Oct 2014

• 8 min read

Under ARIN's Number Resource Policy Manual (NRPM) Section 4.10, the IPv4 address block 23.128/10 is reserved for allocations and assignments dedicated to facilitate IPv6 deployment. The maximum allocation size is a /24; the minimum allocation size is a /28. There has been much discussion on the NAN…

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Time Warner Cable Outage

Emile Aben

• 28 Aug 2014

• 8 min read

The Time Warner Cable network suffered an outage on 27 August 2014 between approximately 9:40 and 10:55 UTC. We looked at some interesting details of this outage using RIS and RIPE Atlas.

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512K-mageddon?

Emile Aben

• 19 Aug 2014

• 6 min read

A week after the 512K-routes problem started making waves, we took a look at the global effects to see what impact it had. Spoiler: Not much.

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Researching Next Generation RIS Route Collectors

Wouter Miltenburg

• 21 Jul 2014

• 12 min read

This project was initiated to research, develop and deploy a prototype that could potentially replace the current Remote Route Collectors (RRCs) and which invokes less delay. It was a graduation project for my bachelor thesis at the HvA (Hogeschool van Amsterdam). This article outlines the possible…

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How RIPE Atlas Helped Wikipedia Users

Emile Aben

• 9 Jul 2014

• 6 min read

Engineers from the Wikimedia Foundation and the RIPE NCC recently collaborated on a project to measure the latency of Wikimedia sites for users worldwide. Together, we identified ways to decrease latency and improve performance for users around the world.

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IPv6 to Secure Business Continuity

Marco Hogewoning

• 30 Jun 2014

• 9 min read

Every few months somewhere somebody will tell you that the sky is falling and the end of the Internet is close. The reasons brought up vary through a broad spectrum from superior technology to the lack of capacity. To a large extent people in the industry have become immune to these messages, for t…

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The IPv6 Analyser

Alex Band

• 20 Jun 2014

• 4 min read

The IPv6 Analyser is a toolset that offers our members a visual insight into all the allocations, aggregations and assignments they have made. It was announced a few weeks ago and we're seeing LIRs starting to use it. Please find below some more details about this tool.

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SSHCure: SSH Intrusion Detection Using NetFlow and IPFIX

Luuk Hendriks

• 5 Jun 2014

• 4 min read

SSHCure is an Intrusion Detection System for SSH, developed at the University of Twente. It allows analysing large amounts of flow data and is the first IDS capable of identifying actual compromises. Being deployed in various networks, ranging from small Web-hosting companies to nation-wide backb…

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Basic Evaluation of new IXP Peering Partners with RIPE Atlas and Zabbix

Daniel Gomez

• 26 May 2014

• 6 min read

In this article we explain how we used RIPE Atlas to evaluate new synaix's peering partners within an Internet Exchange Point and how this helped to improve our customer services.

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