Added by Yee-Ting Li, last edited by Les Cottrell on Jan 10, 2010
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Purpose
PingER (Ping End-to-end Reporting) is the name given to the Internet End-to-end Performance Measurement (IEPM) project to monitor end-to-end performance of Internet links. The project now involves hundreds of sites in many countries all over the world and we are actively seeking new partners for this project.
- Brochure, Examples of Use, Publication, Tutorial , What is PingER (from ICTP/Trieste)
Case Studies
- WASC Fibre Cut
- Case Study of SEECS, NUST & Pakistan - Jan '09
- East Asia Case Study
- Effects of Fibre Outage through Mediterranean
- Effects of Mediterranean Fibre Cuts December 2008
- IHY Case Study
- Latin America Case Study
- New E. Coast of Africa Fibre
- Palestine Case Study
- South Asia Case Study
- Sub-Sahara Case Study
- Sub-Saharan Africa - Revised Statistics (2008)
Presentations on Case Studies
- Sub-Sahara Region,
- ICFA/SCIC report on Africa,
- Powerpoint presentation on Sub-Saharan Africa
- Internet Connectivity in Africa, presented by Les Cottrell at the Internet and Grids in Africa: An Asset fro African Scientists for the Benefit of African Society, 10-12 December 2007, Montpellier France.
- Internet View of the Digital Divide, Especially for Sub-Saharan Africa, presented by Les Cottrell at the IHY Africa Workshop 11-16 November 2007, Addis Ababab, Ethiopia.
- http://www.slac.stanford.edu/grp/scs/net/talk07/icfa-mexico07.pptQuantifying the Digital Divide: Latin America, S. Asia, Africa, presented by Les Cottrell at the ICFA Workshop on Digital Divide Issues for Global e Science, Mexico City Oct 24-27, 2007
- Quantifying the Digital Divide: A Scientific Overview of Network Connectivity and Grid Infrastructure in South Asian Countries, S. Khan, R. L. Cottrell, U Kalim, A. Ali, CHEP07, Victoria Canada. Also SLAC-PUB 12581. Poster
PingER Validation
- Derived Throughput
- Daily Data Validation Management
PingER Operations
- Downloading Pinger
- Requirements for Monitoring Host, Requirements for Remote Host
- Data: Meta database (NODEDETAILS), NODEDETAILS hints, NODEDETAILS schema, NODEDETAILS in Perl, NODETAILS in XML, Raw Data Format
- PingER FAQ
- Management: Data Processing Workflow, Duties, Gathering delays, Maintaining collection & analysis, Restoring data
Pinger Deployment
- Shockwave Map, Google Map, Node count Intensity map, Node count GeoMap, Interactive Java Map (VIPER)
- Beacons , Beacon Expansion
- Monitoring Hosts, Remote Hosts
- Regions, Hosts per Country by REgion
PingER Databases
PingER Analysis
Toolbox
- PingER Host Searcher
- PingER Route Visualizer
- PingER Visualization(VIPER)
- PingER Smokeping Integration
- PingER Metrics Motion Chart
- PingER Metrics Intensity Maps
- PingER Node Count Intensity & GeoMaps
- PingER Monitored Node Status
Porting PingER Archive to NUST
- PingER Meta-Database
- Web interface to manage the PingER Meta-Database
- Synchronization of the SLAC and NUST databases
- Scripts for fetching data from monitoring sites and pinger management
Work in Progress
- Automating the creation of offsite.nodes directly from nodedetails.
- Automating the creation of beacons.txt directly from nodedetails.
- Document procedures for editing existing nodes.
Future Projects
- Document procedures for entering new nodes.
- Modularize all analysis scripts.
- Streamline all Pinger documentation into WIKI format.
TULIP
- Finding the Latitude and Longitude of a Landmark Manually
- TULIP2
- TULIP Adding or Updating Landmarks
- TULIP Analysis
- TULIP Central Reflector
- TULIP Creating the Landmark XML files
- TULIP Landmark Maintenance
- TULIP Landmark Tiering Analysis
- TULIP Multilateration Algorithm
- TULIP Trilateration Algorithm
- TULIP Web Based Visualization
The following sections provide documentation and instruction on how to do any and everything in Pinger. This is a work in progress as new tools are documented as developed and old code revamped.