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Some interesting results from RIPE Atlas

Explore interesting results from RIPE Atlas, such as connectivity to 128.0/16, visualizing IPv6 traceroutes, and comparing UDP and TCP performance on root servers. Discover valuable insights and tools for network measurements.

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Some interesting results from RIPE Atlas

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  1. Some interesting results fromRIPE Atlas • Philip Homburg • RIPE NCC

  2. Intro • For some measurements you need as many sources as possible, dozens are just not enough. • RIPE Atlas provides measurement capability from close to 2000 (and growing) vantage points. • Here are some results about what we can see…

  3. Connectivity to 128.0/16 • The prefix 128.0/16 is filtered in Juniper devices up to and including JUNOS version 11.1. • We looked at three ways to get a rough estimate on how much filtering of 128.0/16 is going on on the Internet. • We tracked this over time (2011-12 – 2012-07). • We contacted holders of AS-es where we detected filtering.

  4. Connectivity to 128.0/16

  5. Visualising IPv6 traceroutes • Atlas allows any RIPE NCC member to trace to their IPv6 targets from all IPv6 capable probes • We added a (prototype) visualisation for these results • It’s interactive, you can explore the successful and unsuccessful paths, look at the actual traces, etc. • One example shown here: traceroute to ns.ripe.net

  6. Visualising IPv6 traceroutes Successful paths (ASNs):

  7. Visualising IPv6 traceroutes Unsuccessful paths (ASNs):

  8. Comparing UDP and TCP on root servers • We’ve been measuring performance of UDP and TCP against root DNS servers for a long time. • Some of you asked us to compare them, so we did! • Performance expectation for the same query, against the same server, UDP vs. TCP: • response_time(TCP) = 2*response_time(UDP) • With UDMs, it’s possible to do this against any name server!

  9. Comparing UDP and TCP on root servers k-root

  10. Comparing UDP and TCP on root servers i-root

  11. Comparing UDP and TCP on root servers

  12. In-transit Modification of DNS Responses Soon on RIPE Labs

  13. Further information: • https://atlas.ripe.net/ • https://labs.ripe.net/Members/dfk/128.0-16-seen-by-atlas • https://labs.ripe.net/Members/emileaben/visualise-your-ipv6-connectivity-using-ripe-atlas

  14. Questions?

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