Measurement of large-scale BGP events: Definition, detection, and analysis
Measurement of large-scale BGP events: Definition, detection, and analysis
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大规模 BGP 事件的测量:定义、检测和分析
DOI:
10.1016/j.comnet.2016.09.018
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Yang Yuan
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作者:
Chen Meng;Xu Mingwei;Li Qing;Yang Yuan
Measurement on the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) system is important for understanding the Internet. Many attempts have been made to detect anomalous Internet events through dissecting BGP updates and tables. We notice that most works in this field either deploy/use few monitors or analyze aggregated statistics. Such practices may result in overestimating the impact of monitor-local events, which can be viewed by only a small area.We propose Large-scale BGP Event (LBE), which affects many IP prefixes (high impact) and is widely observable (non-local). To detect LBE, we propose the Update Visibility Matrix (UVM) to record the prefix and monitor related to each update. We formulate the problem of identifying LBE in UVM, which is NP-hard. Then we propose a heuristic algorithm to solve it. We apply the scheme to 2.18 TB of BGP updates and find that the identified LBEs are highly correlated with many well-known disruptive incidents. Besides, we identify 101 LBEs that have never been investigated before. By conducting case studies, we find that the LBEs have high impact and are caused by various reasons. Our work can assist in network/Internet management tasks such as problem prevention, diagnosis, and recovery.