The ETOMIC active probing infrastructure: demo proposal

Date
2006Author
Version
Acceso abierto / Sarbide irekia
Type
Contribución a congreso / Biltzarrerako ekarpena
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Abstract
ETOMIC (www.etomic.org) is a European
Union sponsored effort, that aims at providing a Paneuropean
traffic measurement infrastructure. This infrastructure contains
15 PC based active probing nodes equipped with high-precision,
sending capable DAG cards and GPS receivers to achieve time
synchronization. Such cards are specifically designed to transmit
packet trains with strict timing, in the ...
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ETOMIC (www.etomic.org) is a European
Union sponsored effort, that aims at providing a Paneuropean
traffic measurement infrastructure. This infrastructure contains
15 PC based active probing nodes equipped with high-precision,
sending capable DAG cards and GPS receivers to achieve time
synchronization. Such cards are specifically designed to transmit
packet trains with strict timing, in the range of nanoseconds.
Every kind of active probing techniques can be applied on the
nodes, from the quite simple ping application to the complex
network tomography methods which are based on the synchronized
sending capability of the DAG cards. The measurement
nodes are centrally managed via a web platform, where the new
arbitrary measurement jobs can be uploaded to and handled. The
management system schedules the jobs and does the maintenance
tasks. Now, the infrastructure is opened to the networking
community. This paper describes the node architectures, the
management system, and the proposed conference demonstration. [--]
Subject
ETOMIC,
Internet traffic
Description
Trabajo presentado a INFOCOM 2006, Barcelona (España), 23-29 de abril de 2006
Departament
Universidad Pública de Navarra. Departamento de Automática y Computación /
Nafarroako Unibertsitate Publikoa. Automatika eta Konputazioa Saila
Sponsorship
The authors thank the partial support of the National Science Foundation
(OTKA T37903), the National Office for Research and Technology (NKFP
02/032/2004 and NAP 2005/ KCKHA005), the EU IST FET Complexity
EVERGROW Integrated Project and the Spanish Government (TEC2004-
06437-C05-01).