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- Internet2 Network 2008 DITL netflow collection
- 5202 files, 2008‑03‑19 to 2008‑03‑20, contributed 2008‑06‑19
- NetFlow v5 data, sampled 1/100, collected from the Internet2 Network Juniper T-640 routers during DITL 2008. All non-multicast (IPv4) addresses are anonymized by setting the last 11 bits to zero.
- LANDER-DITL
- 2046 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑20, contributed 2008‑06‑17
- This is a collection of packet headers captured on Los Nettos links to Internet 2 within USC/ISI Lander project during March 18-19, 2008. The collection effort was done to support DITL initiative by CAIDA.
- .br DNS traces DITL 2008
- 270 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑16
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event.
The trace files in this collection contain IPv4 or IPv6 traffic with both queries and replies, and a total of 5.45 billion packets.
- CAIDA Anonymized 2008 Internet Trace equinix-chicago 2008-03-19 00:00-06:00 UTC (DITL)
- 362 files, 2008‑03‑19 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑14
- This collection contains trace files for a single direction of an OC192 backbone link.
- NaMeX AS112 DNS traces DITL 2008
- 48 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑13
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event.
Includes queries (and some replies) at participating AS112 node, which serves the in-addr.arpa zones for RFC1918 "private" address space. A total of 4.62 million packets was captured.
- .uk DNS traces DITL 2008
- 336 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑13
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event.
The trace files in this collection contain IPv4 and IPv6 traffic with both queries and replies, and a total of 3.69 billion packets.
- .org DNS traces DITL 2008
- 239 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑11
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event.
The trace files in this collection contain IPv4 traffic with queries and replies, and a total of 2.22 billion packets.
- Qwest AS112 DNS traces DITL 2008
- 48 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑10
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event. Includes
queries (and some replies) at participating AS112 node,
which serves the in-addr.arpa zones for RFC1918 "private" address
space. A total of 387.63 million packets was captured.
- CAIDA Anonymized 2008 Internet Traces Dataset
- 63 files, contributed 2008‑06‑06
- This dataset contains the passive traffic traces that CAIDA took in 2008 and made anonymized versions of available for download to academic and government researchers, and CAIDA members.
- m.orsn-servers.net DNS traces DITL 2008
- 48 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑05
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event. Includes queries from the "M" node of the Open Root Server
Network (ORSN). The trace files in this collection contain
IPv4 traffic and a total of 1.70 million packets.
- LACNIC in-addr.arpa DNS traces DITL 2008
- 96 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑06‑02
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event. The trace files in this collection include queries
via both IPv4 and IPv6 to LACNIC's DNS servers.
LACNIC nameservers primarily serve the following zones: {186, 187, 189, 190, 200, 201, }.in-addr.arpa, {2.1.1.0.0.2, 3.1.1.0.0.2, 0.8.2}.ip6.arpa.
A total of 893.12 million packets was collected.
- CAIDA DITL Backscatter-2008
- 48 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑20, contributed 2008‑06‑02
- Information useful for study of denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. This dataset consists of over 197 million IPv4 packets sent by DoS attack victims in response to spoofed attack traffic on March 18 and 19 2008 during the Day in The Life of the Internet (DITL) measurement event.. Possible uses include modeling DoS attacks, understanding victim populations, and using real packet traces to validate algorithms for detecting or classifying malicious traffic. This last use is particularly valuable because it is extremely challenging to artificially generate the kind of real-world noise present on the Internet.
- CAIDA Backscatter-2008
- 432 files, starting 2008‑02‑20, contributed 2008‑06‑02
- Information useful for longitudinal study of denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. This dataset currently consists of IPv4 packets sent by DoS attack victims in response to spoofed attack traffic. This backscatter from victims was collected by the UCSD Network Telescope. Data collection is planned for one week in February, May, August and November in 2008, and the 2 day DITL 2008 measurement event in March. Possible uses of this data include modeling DoS attacks, understanding victim populations, and using real packet traces to validate algorithms for detecting or classifying malicious traffic. This last use is particularly valuable because it is extremely challenging to artificially generate the kind of real-world noise present on the Internet.
- CAIDA Anonymized 2008 Internet Trace equinix-chicago 2008-03-19 19:00-20:00 UTC (DITL)
- 63 files, 2008‑03‑19 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑05‑28
- This collection contains trace files for a single direction of an OC192 backbone link.
- H-root DNS traces DITL 2008
- 96 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑05‑23
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event.
The trace files in this collection contain IPv4 and IPv6 traffic with only DNS queries, and a total of 1.47 billion packets. Collection point was after RFC 1918 filtering.
- Mesh Routing Data Collection - Wireless Scans
- 10430 files, starting 2008‑01‑16, contributed 2008‑05‑18
- This collection holds datasets from MRDC devices, that scan the ether in fixed intervals.
- Mesh Routing Data Collection - Routing tables
- 10419 files, starting 2008‑01‑16, contributed 2008‑05‑18
- This collection holds datasets from MRDC devices, that grab the current routing table in fixed intervals.
- K-root DNS traces DITL 2008
- 1200 files, 2008‑03‑18 to 2008‑03‑19, contributed 2008‑05‑16
- DNS packet traces collected during the DITL 2008 event. Includes queries to
16 out of 17 K-root instances.
The trace files in this collection contain IPv4 and IPv6 traffic with both DNS queries and replies, and a total of 1.46 billion packets.
- PoliTo Instant Messaging Traces 2006-05-29
- 3 files, 2006‑05‑29 to 2006‑06‑02, contributed 2008‑05‑14
- Traces contain Instant Messaging network traffic from PoliTo users. We developed a classification tool which was successfully able to classify traffic packets generated by MSN, Yahoo! and GTalk/Jabber, starting from a packet trace captured on our campus main link.
Traditional IP Measurements What Changes in a Today Multimedia IP Networks
- 24 files, contributed 2008‑05‑14
- We presented an extended set of measurement results collected from the network of the main broadband telecommunication company in Italy, which offers VoIP and IPTV services over a single broadband network. In this paper we revisited classic measurement indexes to observe the impact of large quantities of multimedia traffic over them. By considering each service separately, we discovered that the principal characteristics of data traffic are kept unmodified, showing LRD properties both at the packet and flow levels. VoIP and IPTV traffic instead presents periodical behaviors in the packet arrival process, due to periodicity in the sources.
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