SANTaClass: A Self Adaptive Network Traffic Classification system

SANTaClass: A Self Adaptive Network Traffic Classification system
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2013-05
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2013 IFIP Networking Conference
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A. Tongaonkar;Ram Keralapura;A. Nucci
A. Tongaonkar;Ram Keralapura;A. Nucci
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A critical aspect of network management from an operator's perspective is the ability to understand or classify all traffic that traverses the network. The failure of port based traffic classification technique triggered an interest in discovering signatures based on packet content. However, this approach involves manually reverse engineering all the applications/protocols that need to be identified. This suffers from the problem of scalability; keeping up with the new applications that come up everyday is very challenging and time-consuming. Moreover, traditional approach of developing signatures once and using them in different networks suffers from low coverage. In this work, we present a novel fully automated packet payload content (PPC) based network traffic classification system that addresses the above shortcomings. Our system learns new application signatures in the network where classification is desired. Further more, our system adapts the signatures as the traffic for an application changes. Based on real traces from several service providers, we show that our system is capable of detecting (1) tunneled or wrapped applications, (2) applications that use random ports, and (3) new applications. Moreover, it is robust to routing asymmetry, an important requirement in large ISPs, and has a very high (>99.5%) detection rate. Finally, our system is easy to deploy and setup and performs classification in real-time.