1st SCAMPI Workshop

The SCAMPI project organised a workshop on Internet traffic monitoring to coincide with RIPE 44. This open event drew 60 participants.

The workshop provided a general introduction to high-speed traffic monitoring and an overview of the SCAMPI project. It also considered different monitoring methodologies, how to develop high-performance monitoring hardware and software for current networks, and the challenges of developing monitoring architectures for even higher-speed networks.

10.00-12.30   Chair: Kevin Meynell

• The challenges of traffic monitoring at high-speeds - Manolis Petsagourakis, FORTHnet
• SCAMPI: Scientific Approach and Research Directions - Evangelos Markatos, FORTH
• Monitoring: adding a PIB to the MIB - Steven Van den Berghe, IMEC
• The Open Kernel Enviroment - Herbert Bos, LIACS
• Passively Monitoring Networks at Gigabit Speeds using Commodity Hardware and Open Source Software - Luca Deri, NETikos
• Introduction to the RIPE NCC Test Traffic Measurements Service - Henk Uijterwaal, RIPE NCC

13.30-15.30   Chair: Kevin Meynell

• Network Monitoring in DataGRID Project - Franck Bonnassieux, CNRS
• DAG Network Measurement - Stephen Donnelly, Endace Technology
• IETF Monitoring Activities - Tanja Zseby, Fraunhofer Institute Fokus

16.00-17.30   Chair: Kevin Meynell

• High Performance Active End-to-End Network Monitoring - Les Cottrell, SLAC
• Time-Granularity in Measurements - Remco van de Meent, University of Twente