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Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Brian Trammell

This presentation describes tools that address monitoring approaches and software to build flexible monitoring and data analysis nodes.

Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Chris Inacio, Brian Trammell

In this paper, the authors describe issues encountered in designing and implementing YAF.

Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Brian Trammell

In this presentation, Brian Trammell describes YAF, which processes data from dumpfiles into bidirectional flow and exports the flows to IPFIX collecting processes.

Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Brian Trammell, Elisa Boschi (Hitachi)

In this presentation, the authors In this presentation, the authors describe the IPFIX protocol; the IETF IPFIX working group, and available implementations of the protocol.

Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Elisa Boschi (Hitachi), Brian Trammell

In this presentation, the authors describe the importance of bi-flow information and explain how IPFIX can be used most effectively.

Authors: Kathleen M. Moriarty (MIT Lincoln Laboratory), Brian Trammell

This presentation was given by Kathleen Moriarty and Brian Trammell on Wednesday, November 8, 2005, at the IETF 64 in Vancouver BC, Canada.

Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Brian Trammell

In this paper, Brian Trammell presents a proposed solution to the problem of mutual unintelligibility of raw flow and intermediate analysis data.

Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Brian Trammell

In this presentation, given at FloCon 2005, Brian Trammell discusses cooperative flow data analysis.

Authors: Brian Trammell

This presentation was given by Brian Trammell on Wednesday, August 3, 2005, at IETF 63 in Paris, France.

Topics: Network Situational Awareness

Authors: Brian Trammell

In this presentation, Brian Trammell describes techniques used by NetSA tools designed to automate the preparation of RIR data to analyze incident data.