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Operators' Tools - An Update on RIPE Labs. Presentation given at NANOG 48. Mirjam Kuehne 23 February 2010

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RIPE Network Coordination Centre

Operators Tools
An Update on RIPE Labs

..illuminating new ideas and tools from
the community for the community

Mirjam Kühne

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 1

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

What is RIPE Labs?

• It is a web site, but more importantly:
- A platform and a tool for the community

• You can
- Test and evaluate new tools and prototypes
- Contribute new ideas and research results
- Discover and discuss in forums

http://labs.ripe.net
Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 2

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

Currently on RIPE Labs

INRDB
Resource Explainer (REX)
IPv4 and IPv6 Measurements
NetSense
DNS Related Tools
and more

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 3

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

Resource Explainer

• Based on growing community needs, a service where:
• History and current status of resources can be looked up
• Information from many sources are combined and explained

• Some reasons are
• Growing use of recycled / transferred resources
• Proliferation of resource abuse
• Support resource management activities

http://labs.ripe.net/content/rex-resource-explainer

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 4

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

Resource Explainer

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 5

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

NetSense (netsense.ripe.net)
• Consistent interface integrating various measurement
services provided by the RIPE NCC

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 6

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

Pollution in 1/8
• 1/8 allocated to APNIC
• Lots of discussion about usability of 1/8
• How much of it us already routed?
• Lots of interest in the results

http://labs.ripe.net/content/pollution-18

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 7

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

IPv6 Measurements
• A compilation of IPv6 measurements
• List of IPv6 measurements and tools from various
sources with a short description and links to the tools
and results
• Please let us know what type of measurements would
be helpful for your operations

http://labs.ripe.net/content/ipv6-measurement-compilation

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 8

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

LIR Growth Statistics
• RIPE NCC membership demographics
• http://labs.ripe.net/content/ripe-ncc-membership-growth

• Internet number resources are distributed among the
membership
• http://labs.ripe.net/content/members-and-their-number-resources

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 9

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

DNS related Tools

• DNS Lameness checker (Shane Kerr)
• Downloadable tool for DNS operators

• DNSSEC for the root zone
• Plans for signing K-root

• DNS reply-size tester
• Easy tool to determine maximum size of DNS response packets
your resolver can handle
• First results published recently

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 10

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 11

RIPE Network Coordination Centre

Questions or Comments

• Please take a look and participate
– Your ideas, tools, research results etc. are welcome!

• Questions or comments
– mir@ripe.net or labs@ripe.net

Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 12

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Ripe Labs at Nanog 48

1. RIPE Network Coordination Centre Operators Tools An Update on RIPE Labs ..illuminating new ideas and tools from the community for the community Mirjam Kühne Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 1

2. RIPE Network Coordination Centre What is RIPE Labs? • It is a web site, but more importantly: - A platform and a tool for the community • You can - Test and evaluate new tools and prototypes - Contribute new ideas and research results - Discover and discuss in forums http://labs.ripe.net Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 2

3. RIPE Network Coordination Centre Currently on RIPE Labs INRDB Resource Explainer (REX) IPv4 and IPv6 Measurements NetSense DNS Related Tools and more Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 3

4. RIPE Network Coordination Centre Resource Explainer • Based on growing community needs, a service where: • History and current status of resources can be looked up • Information from many sources are combined and explained • Some reasons are • Growing use of recycled / transferred resources • Proliferation of resource abuse • Support resource management activities http://labs.ripe.net/content/rex-resource-explainer Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 4

5. RIPE Network Coordination Centre Resource Explainer Mirjam Kühne NANOG February 2010 http://labs.ripe.net 5

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