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1 TRAM STUN Traceroute March 2015 IETF 92 Authors: Pål-Erik Martinsen, Dan Wing Presenter : Pål-Erik Martinsen 1

2 Intellectual Property Rights Cisco has declared IPR ( 2

3 Why Accurate media path traceroute Follows the same path as media ((S)RTP) Makes debugging of network easier Without root privileges on OSX, ios, Linux, Android (and Windows) Use STUN as it is already multiplexed on the mediapath Later: Enriched ICMP messages 3

4 How UDP Socket Port 54344, RTP, STUN (ICE) already uses this port 4

5 How ICMP Error Listener (LINUX) setsockopt ( config.sockfd, SOL_IP, IP_RECVERR, &val, sizeof(val)) < 0 ); ICMP Socket (*BSD) icmpsocket=socket( AF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, IPPROTO_ICMP ); UDP Socket Port 54344, RTP, STUN (ICE) already uses this port 5

6 LISTEN Thread Poll, with STUN, RTP++ demux. ICMP comes on separate socket FD or error handler How ICMP Error Listener (LINUX) setsockopt ( config.sockfd, SOL_IP, IP_RECVERR, &val, sizeof(val)) < 0 ); ICMP Socket (*BSD) icmpsocket=socket( AF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, IPPROTO_ICMP ); UDP Socket Port 54344, RTP, STUN (ICE) already uses this port 6

7 How? Bob (S)RTP 7

8 How IP Header TTL = 1 setsockopt( sockhandle, IPPROTO_IP, IP_TTL, &sock_ttl, sizeof(sock_ttl) ); STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) Bob 8

9 How IP Header TTL = 1 setsockopt( sockhandle, IPPROTO_IP, IP_TTL, &sock_ttl, sizeof(sock_ttl) ); STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) STUN packet must end on a 4 byte boundary. Bob 9

10 How IP Header TTL = 1 STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) Bob STUN 10

11 How IP Header TTL = 1 STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) STUN TTL Expired Bob 11

12 How IP Header TTL = 1 STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) ICMP TTL Exceeded IP Fragment (Length ++) ICMP STUN TTL Expired Bob 12

13 How IP Header TTL = 1 STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) ICMP TTL Exceeded IP Fragment (Length ++) ICMP STUN TTL Expired Bob 13

14 IP Header TTL = 1 STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) How ICMP TTL Exceeded IP Fragment (Length ++) Client can calculate what TTL this is the response to TTL = (length (STUN_HDR + attributes))/4 ICMP STUN TTL Expired Bob 14

15 How ICMP IP Header TTL = 1 STUN Header Client receives a STUN Response, Reaches the far end (Remote RFLX addr) or a ICMP port unreachable message at the end of the path. TTL Exceeded IP Fragment (Length ++) Padding (Length = 4) S T U N STUN Response Bob STUN Request 15

16 Enriched ICMP response RFC 4884 allows for more details in the ICMP reply ICMP can reply with a send STUN Response e.g., STUN DISCUSS attributes can be added to exchange detailed information between endpoint and network. ( 16

17 Operation Overview IP Header TTL = 1 STUN Header Padding (Length = 4) ICMP TTL Exceeded IP Fragment (Length ++) ICMP + STUN What is bandwidth status at my end? Report back STUN TTL Expired Bob 17

18 Running Code (Raspberry PI Setup) Netfilter Queue Inspect packet and issue verdict. Construct and send ICMP packet if needed. Userland Packet ICMP (With Rich Feedback) Netfilter Verdict -A PREROUTING -p udp --match u32 --u32 -j NFQUEUE -- queue-num 0 eth0 eth1 18

19 RTT to hop STUN Traceroute Prototype Number of parallel transactions Node supports extended DISCUSS Data in ICMP reply (Up/down Bandwidth) STUN retransmits (packet loss indication) Total time spent doing complete path-trace (Try timing normal traceroute..) 19

20 STUN Traceroute Summary Works without admin privileges icmpsocket=socket(af_inet, SOCK_DGRAM, IPPROTO_ICMP); Follows the EXACT media path Gives RTT for each hop Accuracy can be improved, but requires more chatter Crude packet loss indication Based on STUN transactions retransmits Helps STUN based information exchange between endpoints and network TTL expired packets are already punted to the router CPU, further processing is cheap. ICMP can be extended to contain a STUN response. 20

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