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labs.spritelink.net | Fun & interesting stuff for the network operators out there! Blogs Tools Software Python and ISIS - the sequel Thu, 2015-02-12 17:19 — kll Just like my last post about Python and ISIS, this one is just to inform of another ISIS implementation in Python. This time around it’s pyisis an ISIS implementetion written by Chris Hopps, who also happens to be a colleague of mine. is-is ISIS Python kll’s blog 16 comments NETDISCO - Network discovery for peering Thu, 2015-01-15 23:17 — kll Let’s say you have a network. In fact, you are the head IP ninja of AS23456 and you want to peer away some traffic for all the usual reasons... Your flow collection system has determined, to no ones astonishment, that 50% of your traffic is from Google, Akamai and NetFlix and you are now seeking to interconnect with these networks. Now, how do you go about peering with these networks? kll’s blog 28 comments Read more NFV-style DDoS mitigation using Snabb Switch Sat, 2014-12-13 19:57 — kll My employer arranged for a hack day last month. It meant anyone participating was free to hack on anything they wanted and at the end of the day we got to present our work during a 2 minute flash presentation to our colleagues as well as a number of students from KTH’s (Royal institute of technology) computer science program. DDoS DDoS mitigation NFV Snabb Snabb Switch kll’s blog 80 comments Read more Modern DDoS detection Sun, 2014-12-07 22:22 — kll The detection of DDoS attacks is typically based on some form of threshold value and typically on traffic that is going to a potential target, ie to the host that we want to protect from attacks. It can be a threshold value for total traffic or for a certain traffic class, like UDP packets, and the actual threshold value can either be configured statically or it can be more dynamic and based on previously collected data, ie baselining and from that finding anomalous traffic patterns. DDoS sFlow kll’s blog 40 comments Read more Python and ISIS Mon, 2012-12-31 00:23 — kll Just had to write this entry, in hopes it will pop up on Google searches for Python and ISIS. For those of you that want to speak the routing protocol IS-IS with open source tools written in Python, it can be rather tricky finding things through Google as I have found out the hard way. Thankfully though, I stumled upon PyRT a few years ago. It’s short for Python Routeing Toolkit and aims to provide a small suite of tools and libraries helping in diagnosing routeing information from IS-IS, OSPF and BGP. ISIS Python kll’s blog 962 comments Read more The curious case of 1.0.0.0/24, 1.1.1.0/24 and 1.2.3.0/24 Thu, 2012-11-15 22:47 — kll Today I found 1.0.0.0/24, 1.1.1.0/24 and 1.2.3.0/24 in my routing table being originated from AS15169, ie Google. Somewhat surprised by this I decided to dig a little further into the topic. AS15160 Google prefix leak kll’s blog 2134 comments Read more JUNOS & SLAX scripting, how to return values from functions and assign to variables Mon, 2011-09-19 11:26 — kll JUNOS commit / op / event scripts are great, but the language they are written - be it XSLT or SLAX is perhaps not the most intuitive on earth. kll’s blog 832 comments Read more How do you delete communities in RPL on IOS XR Thu, 2011-07-21 16:58 — kll In IOS you can easily sanitize communities on received BGP prefixes with the help of a route-map and a community-list, but how do you do such a thing on IOS XR? The tools provided seem a lot more coarse... BGP IOS XR RPL kll’s blog 250 comments Read more Juniper MX and tunable optics Wed, 2011-07-13 15:31 — kll Got my hands on a fully DWDM C-band tunable XFP today! Didn’t take long before it was properly seated in a small MX80 I have in close vicinity. Soon later, disappointed and dismayed to see a peak pegged to 1550nm on my spectrum analyzer... Juniper MX JUNOS kll’s blog 324 comments Read more Talking SNMP(v3) with Nokia Siemens Network (NSN) Surpass hiT 7300 Fri, 2011-04-15 00:36 — kll During a recent 40G trial with NSN equipment I found myself wanting to have a (close to) realtime view of performance data of the box, unfortunately this is not provided by the crippled NSN GUI... hit7300 hit 7300 nsn snmp snmpv3 kll’s blog 573 comments Read more 1 2 3 4 next › last...