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1 QoS Measurements IPv6/IPv4 Jordi Domingo-Pascual /UPC TF-NGN QoS Monitoring Activities on Monitoring Traffic Analysis (MIRA Project) QoS Parameters Measurement (NetMeter) Results from LONG project Passive QoS Monitoring TF-NGN QoS Monitoring
2 MIRA Objectives Develop a flow-based traffic analysis and classification tool which reports enough information in order to: ) Gather knowledge about the usage the users do with the network resources. ) Apply an usage-based billing scheme for cost-sharing in academic networks. 3) Detect irregular network usage (auditing). System overview Traffic accounting & collection - Traffic accounting - IP Flow generation Traffic analysis & classification - Class flow generation. - Unknown traffic log generation. - Accumulation in accounting periods. - Traffic estimation. Billing Result visualization web tool - Traffic analysis graphs. - Charging and billing results visualization. TF-NGN QoS Monitoring
3 Accounting & Collection Platform Requirements: Low cost resources. Generate enough information to reach the project objectives. Aggregate captured traffic in IP flow records. Compatible with our network technology (ATM 55 Mbps). Difficulties: High-speed networks. High volume information to analyse and store. Accounting tools: Intrusive (ex. Cisco NetFlow). Non intrusive (ex. CoralReef). Traffic Analysis & Classification Difficulties: High volume information is generated by the accounting platform. IP Flow real-time processing. Permanent storage of the network usage information. IP Flows contains too detailed information for billing. Normally, billing periods are longer than the time interval associated with IP Flows. Solution: IP Flow transformation. independent processes: Flow transformation process. Accumulation in accounting periods process. TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 3
4 Flow transformation process (I) Objectives: IP flow volume reduction. Translate IP flow information to appropriated parameters for traffic analysis and billing. Translation + Accumulation: IP addresses Entity & Destination groups. Protocol & ports Application groups. Unidirectional flows Bi-directional flows. Results: IP flows to traffic class flows transformation. Drastic reduction of data storage. Maintains the necessary information for billing. Flow transformation process (II) Entity DB Dest. DB Apps. DB Accounting & collection platform IP Flows Transformation Class Flows Source IP address Destination IP address Transport protocol Source port Destination port Translation + Accumulation + Bidirectional group Entity Destination group Application TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 4
5 Flow transformation example Source IP address Dest. IP address Protocol Source port Dest. port Packets Bytes Source IP address Dest. IP address Protocol Source Port Dest. port Packets Bytes ENTITY DEST. GROUP APPLICATION PKTS IN BYTES IN PKTS OUT BYTES OUT UPC UB REDIRIS USA WWW GNUTELLA Unknown traffic logs usefulness Are useful to detect: New entities. New applications. New transport protocols. Irregular or strange usage of the network. Attacks in the monitored network. Bad network entity configurations. etc. In general: Permit to know the usage of the network in more detailed way. TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 5
6 Billing matrix Sets a price per volume unit for each traffic class. Billing matrix parameters: Entity Destination group Application group Traffic direction Volume Permits to differentiate more possible academic applications from less academic ones. ex. Application + Destination combination. Many matrix combinations to assign: Default matrix vs. specific entity matrix. Billing matrix example DEST- In DEST- Out DEST- In DEST- Out DEST-m In DEST-m Out APP- APP- APP APP-n TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 6
7 App Group GAMES PP WWW TOTAL Detailed Billing Dest. Group ESPANIX GEANT REDIRIS USA MCAST ESPANIX GEANT REDIRIS USA MCAST ESPANIX GEANT REDIRIS USA MCAST Bytes in Bytes out Cost in,54 0,7 0,03,0 0,00 4,7,54 0,87 6,46 0,00,74 5,46, 3,3 0,00 4,86 39,75 Cost out,76,60 0,,8 0,00 6,88 6,4 6,05 7,4 0,00 7,59 6,7 0,53,36 0,00 04,88 Traffic Analysis on the Anella Científica FCR UAB UPC ESPANIX GÉANT USA (default destination) ATM Switch ANELLA CIENTÍFICA REDIRIS Other regional nodes RedIRIS main router (Madrid) GIGACOM (Telefònica) Incoming traffc Anella Científica central router Internet connection Dedicated Ethernet segment (NFS) Dedicated Ethernet segment (NFS) 0 Outgoing traffic Result visualization web server (APACHE+PHP) Traffic analysis & classificaction (Linux) Accounting & collection platform (FreeBSD+CoralReef) TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 7
8 Classification parameters (I) Entities connected to the Anella Científica determine the studied entities: Anella Científica Entities Unknown Entity (UKNWN) + Multicast Entity (MCAST) RedIRIS national and international links determine the selected destination groups: RedIRIS ESPANIX GÉANT USA (default destination) MULTICAST Network administrator has to decide the application groups. Classification parameters (II) Application groups: The most reduced possible number of application groups. Enough detailed groups for traffic analysis and auditing tasks. Similar application groups: WWW: HTTP, HTTPS, SQUID, etc. MAIL: POP, IMAP, SMTP, etc. PP: GNUTELLA, IMESH, EDONKEY, etc. GAMES: QUAKE, UNREAL, etc. Etc. Special applications: Unknown TCP/UDP application (A_UKNWN) Non TCP/UDP (NO_TCPUDP) Unknown transport protocol (T_UKNWN). TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 8
9 TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 9 Complex bill matrix (II) WWW UNIX T_UKNWN TELNET PP OTHERS NO_TCPUDP NEWS NETWORK NETFS MULTIMEDIA MAIL IRC GAMES FTP DNS A_UKNWN MCAST out MCAS T in USA Out USA In REDIRI S out REDIRI S In GÉANT Out GÉANT In ESPANIX Out ESPANIX In QoS Measurements for Diffserv Experiences
10 Quality of Service over IPv6 Interference Sender Interference Interference Receiver NTP Server Router B Router A Reference flow Router C SENDER RECEIVER HUB NTP QoS over IPv6 Measurement of main parameters (delay, jitter vs. sending rate) for reference flow. All IPv4 vs. All IPv6 scenarios. Focus on Diffserv (Expedited Forwarding) Scheduling schemes FIFO Priority queueing (PQ) Weighted Fair Queueing (WFQ) Others Background load 50% 00% Queue sizes Transmit queue sizes Working on GPS synchronization TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 0
11 NetMeter TCL/TK interface that allows remote control of test machines, compiling the results and flexibly drawing graphics. MGENv4 & v6 Netperfv4 & v6 Graphics: One-way delay IPDV Throughput Packet Losses One-way delay distribution IPDV distribution NetMeter Screenshots (I) TF-NGN QoS Monitoring
12 NetMeter Screenshots (II) NetMeter: Sample results (I) TF-NGN QoS Monitoring
13 Netmeter: Sample results (II) DiffServ Experiments NetMeter: graphical GUI developed for easing tests Netperf/MGEN shows similar results as Agilent BSTS, specially for small packets Diffserv EF tests with CISCO and Linux/iproute on IPv6 EF improves delay figures compared to best-effort mode TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 3
14 Interference sender (carretell) Raimat Interference receiver (ximenez) Diffserv router Cisco 706 (vinyater) or Linux PC (baldomar) ATM PVC Reference flow UPC Filoxera NTP server (ximenez) Sender (malvasia) Receiver (pampol) Interference Input Scheduled Output HUB IPv6 LONG backbone SSH SSH TID Netmeter Management station TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 4
15 TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 5
16 TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 6
17 LLQ Comparison for IPv6 / IPv4 Maximum Delay (ms) Packet Size (bytes) LLQ-IPv4 LLQ-IPv ,9 6, ,3 4, ,6, ,39 36, ,3 87,7 Miniumum Delay (ms) Packet Size (bytes) LLQ-IPv4 LLQ-IPv6 96,,3 56,49, ,06 9, ,93 8, , 79,3 Average Delay (ms) Packet Size (bytes) LLQ-IPv4 LLQ-IPv6 96 5,33 5,4 56 5,99 6, ,5 3, ,35 3, , 8, Delay Variation (ms) Packet Size (bytes) LLQ-IPv4 LLQ-IPv ,06 5, 56 7,74, ,55, ,45 8, , 7,96 TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 7
18 Passive QoS parameters monitoring Passive capture of traffic at both ends Optical splitters Copy traffic option (some routers/switches) First phase: regular network adaptors (FE, ATM, GE) Second phase (planned): DAG cards Filter IP flow/s and analyse it/them Packet loss, OWD, IPDV, throughput, Packet reordering, OWD distribution, IPDV distribution Future Work Traffic Analysis (MIRA) IPv6 support GE capture platform Distributed capture platforms (RedIRIS mesh) NetMeter Synchronisation using GPS for owd Include new version of mgen Verify routes during measurement period Adapt for mobile scenarios (DS and IPv6 TM) Passive QoS parameters monitoring Validate the measurements DAG cards TF-NGN QoS Monitoring 8
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