Placement Strategies to Monitor the Inter-Autonomous System Routing Information
Anant Semwal
Abstract
Anant Semwal
Abstract
Inter-Autonomous System (AS) route monitoring is the process of collecting the inter-AS routing information. This information flows on the Internet in the form of BGP UPDATE messages, and the BGP data are the messages obtained by the monitors. Existing methods of monitor placement rely on the network topology which provides inadequate visibility. This thesis proposes a novel scheme for monitoring the BGP data by selecting monitoring locations based on BGP message flow.
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Inter-Autonomous System (AS) route monitoring is the process of collecting the inter-AS routing information. This information flows on the Internet in the form of BGP UPDATE messages, and the BGP data are the messages obtained by the monitors. Existing methods of monitor placement rely on the network topology which provides inadequate visibility. This thesis proposes a novel scheme for monitoring the BGP data by selecting monitoring locations based on BGP message flow.
Key concepts: Default-free zone, Border Gateway Protocol, Computer science, Network mapping, Autonomous system (mathematics), Routing (electronic design automation), The Internet, Computer network