6th CAIDA-WIDE Workshop

The 6th CAIDA/WIDE Workshop was held on March 17-18, 2006 (by invitation only) in Marina del Rey, CA. The Workshop covered three main areas: DNS, IPv6, and BGP, as well as miscellaneous research and technical topics of mutual interest for CAIDA and WIDE participants.

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Dates: March 17 (Fri) - 18 (Sat), 2006
Place: Information Sciences Institute, Marina del Rey, CA

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CAIDA/WIDE Collaboration

The objectives of informal joint CAIDA/WIDE workshops are:

to discuss Internet measurement analysis activities going on in each organization;
to explore opportunities for joint collaboration on projects;
to continue data exchange.

Workshop Agenda

March 17 (Friday)

10:15-10:45 arrivals and introductions
refreshments
10:45-11:30 Review of 2006 activities
- Kenjiro Cho, WIDE report: Traffic Measurement Activities of the WIDE project (15 min)
- kc claffy, CAIDA Update (15 min)
- Bill Manning, ISI report (15 min)

11:30-15:30 DNS measurements
- Randy Bush, Applying DNS Anycast Behavior (25 min)
- Shigeya Suzuki, Transaction oriented DNS flow analysis (20 min)
12:50-13:30 lunch
- Nevil Brownlee, Traffic on TCP port 53 at U Auckland (20 min)
  Nevil's root/gTLD DNS performance plots CGI
- Yuji Sekiya, Active DNS monitoring update (20 min)
- Hao Shang, RFC1918 updates on servers co-located with F and M roots (15 min)
- George Michaelson, Some Lacunae in APNIC DNS Measurement (15 min)
15:10-15:30 break
15:30-17:30 Internet measurements and analyses
- Kensuke Fukuda, Broadband Traffic measurements: update (20 min)
- Michalis Faloutsos and Yihua He, The Lord of the Links: identifying the missings AS links and their implications (20 min)
- Akira Kato, An idea of a monitorable IX (15 min)
- Hyun-chul Kim, Classification of the Internet backbone traffic (15 min)
- Yoichi Shinoda, Protecting Internet Threat Monitors: A Statistical Filtering Approach (15 min)
- Bradley Huffaker, cuttlefish - a new visualization tool (15 min)
17:30 end of Day 1

March 18 (Saturday)

8:30-9:00 refreshments

9:00-12:30 Probing IPv4 and IPv6 address space
- Matthew Luckie, (1) Scamper development: Update on scamper project and (2) Inferring and Debugging Path MTU Discovery Failures (30 min)
- Kenjiro Cho, Visualizing paths and PMTU (20 min)
- Geoff Huston, BGP - a review of 2005 (25 min)
- Bradley Huffaker, IPv4 consumption: the end (15 min)
- Tom Vest, toward an empirical network macro-economics (30 min)
11:00-11:15 break
- Young Hyun, Demo: interactive AS-ranking page (10 min)
  Interactive AS-ranking CGI page
- George Michaelson, How the RIRs can feed your measurement processes (25 min)
12:35-13:15 lunch, action items discussion, and wrapup

13:15 Adjourn