08 April, 2024
01 March, 2024
BGPWatch
BGPWatch is a global BGP monitor system that
provides free service monitoring BGP hijacking
events, conductina AS-specific route statistics and
analysis, and helping operators effectively monitor
their ASes.
provides free service monitoring BGP hijacking
events, conductina AS-specific route statistics and
analysis, and helping operators effectively monitor
their ASes.
CGTF Looking Glass
Looking Glass (LG) is a command line interface that
provides users with limited access to the router. LG
servers are deployed in different parts of the Internet
and allow on-line checking of prefixes, collected from
the BGP speaking routers. It is usually used for network
diagnosis and can also provide data for scientific research.
provides users with limited access to the router. LG
servers are deployed in different parts of the Internet
and allow on-line checking of prefixes, collected from
the BGP speaking routers. It is usually used for network
diagnosis and can also provide data for scientific research.
CGTF RIS
BGP route collection platforms collect and log BGP routing information observed from different ASes. These routing information can be used for network diagnosis, historical BGP event review, and scientifc research etc.
FlowWatch
FlowWatch is a passive traffic measurement and analysis system, which can identify the protocol or source application of traffic data by monitoring the original traffic data and extracting IP, port and other information. At the same time, it aggregates the information, and displays the statistical results.
Gperf
Gperf is an active network measurement platform. People
can simultaneously use multiple probes located in different
locations in the world to monitor target domain names and
obtain periodic detection results. It provides ping, dig, curl
and traceroute functions, and supports both IPv4 and IPv6.
can simultaneously use multiple probes located in different
locations in the world to monitor target domain names and
obtain periodic detection results. It provides ping, dig, curl
and traceroute functions, and supports both IPv4 and IPv6.
About
The Cyberspace Governance Technology Forum (CGTF) serves to bring people together to work on the technologies for cyberspace governance. Cyberspace is the product of the Internet development, which has gone beyond national and regional borders and cultural differences connecting all countries and regions. Network security has posed the most important challenges cyberspace has faced. Since Internet infrastructure is the key infrastructure shared by all countries, no individual country can tackle these challenges alone.
Tools
Documents
Partners
Project of Joint Research on IPv6 Network Management: Research Development and Demonstration
APNIC ISIF Project: Developing a Collaborative BGP Routing Analyzing and Diagnosing Platform
