Hello Routing Working Group,
Here is the agenda for tomorrow’s meeting (3/21) at 8 am EST : Internet2 Routing Initiatives with Steve Wallace.
* Goals
* The Internet2 Route Reports
* Internet2 Routing Integrity Assessment Service
* Internet2’s deployment of RPKI Route Origin Validation
* Coordination with our RIR (ARIN)
* Progress Report
The session will be recorded for those of you who can’t make the in-person session.
Thanks!
Brenna Meade
Routing Working Group Co-Chair
Hello all,
Apologies for the delay in sending these out.
I have attached the slides from the February Routing Working Group : Using Ripe Atlas to Identify Routing Issues
Link to the video:
February Routing Working Group : RIPE Atlas<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZpMrbtGbo3xk1sCj28hbgvr-RlQKnFJO/view?usp=…>
I want to thank everyone for the great discussions and we will look forward to hearing more about their results later this year.
Here is the contact info for the presenters for anyone who may have questions.
Johan ter Beest jterbeest(a)ripe.net<mailto:jterbeest@ripe.net>
Michel Stam mstam(a)ripe.net<mailto:mstam@ripe.net>
Thanks!
Brenna Meade
Routing Working Group Co-Chair
International Networks at Indiana University
Hello all,
Just a reminder we have a Routing Working Group Meeting Tomorrow – 8am EST. If you do not have a calendar invite, please reach out to me.
The agenda for the February Routing Working Group Meeting:
"Using RIPE Atlas to spot routing issues”
Speakers:
Johan ter Beest jterbeest(a)ripe.net<mailto:jterbeest@ripe.net>
https://www.ripe.net/about-us/press-centre/publications/speakers/johan-ter-…
Michel Stam mstam(a)ripe.net<mailto:mstam@ripe.net>
Michel Stam is a senior software engineer for the RIPE NCC’s Research and Development department. His primary focus is developing the firmware for probes connected to the RIPE Atlas platform, using his knowledge of networking and embedded software. Michel started working at the RIPE NCC in 2020. Michel has been working as a software developer and infrastructure architect for over 20 years. Prior to joining the RIPE NCC, he was an architect for an offshore company, defining the infrastructure for research vessels. Michel has written software for several embedded devices and networked equipment and is listed as an inventor for two patents.
In this talk, we will share how to use RIPE Atlas platform for free to detect routing issues. We will present such uses cases as:
• Spotting symmetrical and asymmetrical routing
• Using the probe tags to help you get the most out of your measurement
• Strategies for finding IPv4 / IPv6 path differences
RIPE Atlas is open and free for everyone. You just need to have credits to run your own measurements. You can get the credits by becoming a host, ambassador, or sponsor of RIPE Atlas.
Pre-requisite: It would be handy if you have a RIPE NCC SSO account already. You can redeem this voucher code “ROUTING23” worth 200K credits at: https://atlas.ripe.net/user/credits/<https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fatlas.rip…>
Thank you!
Brenna Meade
Routing Working Group Co-Chair
International Networks at Indiana University
Hello Routing Working Group,
We are rescheduling the RWG February meeting to February 21st, 8 am Eastern (1 pm UTC) to accommodate this talk from RIPE Atlas.
The agenda for the February Routing Working Group Meeting:
"Using RIPE Atlas to spot routing issues”
Speakers:
Johan ter Beest jterbeest(a)ripe.net<mailto:jterbeest@ripe.net>
https://www.ripe.net/about-us/press-centre/publications/speakers/johan-ter-…
Michel Stam mstam(a)ripe.net<mailto:mstam@ripe.net>
Michel Stam is a senior software engineer for the RIPE NCC’s Research and Development department. His primary focus is developing the firmware for probes connected to the RIPE Atlas platform, using his knowledge of networking and embedded software. Michel started working at the RIPE NCC in 2020. Michel has been working as a software developer and infrastructure architect for over 20 years. Prior to joining the RIPE NCC, he was an architect for an offshore company, defining the infrastructure for research vessels. Michel has written software for several embedded devices and networked equipment and is listed as an inventor for two patents.
In this talk, we will share how to use RIPE Atlas platform for free to detect routing issues. We will present such uses cases as:
• Spotting symmetrical and asymmetrical routing
• Using the probe tags to help you get the most out of your measurement
• Strategies for finding IPv4 / IPv6 path differences
RIPE Atlas is open and free for everyone. You just need to have credits to run your own measurements. You can get the credits by becoming a host, ambassador, or sponsor of RIPE Atlas.
Pre-requisite: It would be handy if you have a RIPE NCC SSO account already. You can redeem this voucher code “ROUTING23” worth 200K credits at: https://atlas.ripe.net/user/credits/<https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fatlas.rip…>
Thank you!
Brenna Meade
Routing Working Group Co-Chair
International Networks at Indiana University
Agenda for January 24th 8 am EST
Routing Working Group Meeting
I. Welcome to 2023
* Introductions
* Review of 2022
II. Goals and Initiatives for 2023
* Discussion of new goals and initiatives for the Routing Working Group
* Identification of specific tasks and responsibilities for achieving these goals
III. Upcoming Meetings
* Review of the meeting schedule for the year
* Discussion of any upcoming events or conferences that members will be attending
* APAN, TNC, etc
* Planning for any upcoming guest speakers or presentations
IV. Open Routing Working Group Cases
* Review of any open cases or issues that need to be addressed by the group
* Discussion of any necessary action items or follow-up tasks
* Discussion of any new cases or issues that have arisen since the last meeting
V. Next Steps and Adjournment
* Review of action items and follow-up tasks
Please let me know if there is anything else you would like me to include.
Thanks!
Brenna Meade
Routing Working Group Co-Chair
Hello Routing Working Group,
There will be no October Routing Working Group meeting.
Please continue to use the slack channel or submit any cases you may be interested in looking at as a community.
Our next meeting will be IN PERSON at SC22 in Dallas, Texas.
Title: SC22 Routing Working Group
Dates: Wed Nov 16
Time: 2pm-3pm (US Central)
Room: A301
You will receive a calendar invite for this event shortly.
Thanks!
Brenna Meade
Routing Working Group Co-Chair
Apologies,
Correct link to the recording from the September meeting. The previous recording I sent out is for PeeringDB, also a good resource / talk.
The video may still be processing when you try to access, so feel free to download or wait until it finishes processing.
RWG September Meeting - Microdep <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oiHtiJTbivvueXaOH5Cl_1MxRumdSqWq/view?usp=…>
Thanks!
Brenna
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Hello Routing Working Group,
I have attached the slides from our September meeting.
Here is the link to the recording of the session
RWG September Meeting - Microdep <https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdrive.goo…>
Thank you for your continued participation in the Routing Working Group! Please reach out to us with any new cases or topics of interest!
Brenna Meade
Hello Routing Working Group,
I have attached the slides from our September meeting.
Here is the link to the recording of the session
RWG September Meeting - Microdep <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xT6EPyafJy7xM1J643_idrzcj2bPLxt4/view?usp=…>
Thank you for your continued participation in the Routing Working Group! Please reach out to us with any new cases or topics of interest!
Brenna Meade
Hi Routing Working Group,
On Wednesday the 28th of September (2 weeks from now) Nathaniel Mendoza and I will be presenting on Routing Security and why it matters at the CENIC conference in California.
I realize this is last minute, however, if you are going to be at the CENIC meeting and have experience deploying it on your networks, I would appreciate if you could create a couple slides and spend maybe 5 minutes discussing the deployment.
Of course hanging around for questions as well.
Thanks!
Hans
Hello RWG!
Friendly reminder about the routing working group meeting tomorrow September 20th 8 am ET
Agenda:
* Routing Working Group Case update
* Microdep Presentation by Otto Wittner
Abstract : Microdep is a long running project (and a toolset) measuring the end-to-end availability of global connections on a fine grained level. Currently around 250 end-to-end connections are monitored by a combination of CBR probe traffic (100 packet per second)) and traceroute measurements. Monitor data are analysed for queuing, downtime and routing events (i.e. not only visualized). Correlations of events are
also detected which may again assist in revealing suboptimal routing configurations. Microdep is now in a process to be integrated with the perfSONAR tool suit.
If you did not receive a calendar invite please let me know.
Brenna Meade
RWG co chair
