+ All Categories
Home > Documents > TechSummit2012 Net Perf

TechSummit2012 Net Perf

Date post: 03-Jun-2018
Category:
Upload: desh-deepak-maurya
View: 219 times
Download: 0 times
Share this document with a friend

of 12

Transcript
  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    1/12

    How to Diagnose and Fix

    Network Performance Problems

    John S. Graham

    Global Research NOC

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    2/12

    Synopsis

    Network Performance Problems

    Definitions

    Network Testing

    Going Loopy

    Purpose

    Taxonomy

    Testing New Leased Lines

    Dedicated Test Sets

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    3/12

    Network Contribution to Poor

    Performance

    1. Incorrect MTU Configuration

    1. Standardized IP MTU of 9000 Bytes

    2. Check end-to-end: ping -M do -c 1 -s

    8972

    2. Causes of Packet Loss in the Network

    1. Due to a Congested Line

    2. Due to a Line Introducing Transmission Errors

    3. Process Switching by a Router in the Path

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    4/12

    iPerf Testing

    A UDP iPerf test will probe the network for packetloss

    Always employ a UDP test:

    Eliminate Layer-IV Flow Control from affecting results Simplex test selectively probes one direction (Source

    Sink orSinkSource)

    The bitrate can be operator controlled

    Use a modest packet rate for testing

    High-bitrate tests do not reveal additional information

    Excessive test traffic may cause congestion!

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    5/12

    Whos the Villain? MYRouter Interface

    Or THEIRCircuit?

    10G Circuit Over DWDM Ring

    Direct Router-to-Router Adjacency over 10GE Interfaces

    Kansas City

    Houston

    Miami

    Atlanta

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    6/12

    Representation of DWDM Circuit

    Tributary Side Line Side

    Cross-Connect Termination Points

    Tributary Side Line Side

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    7/12

    Soft Loop Classification

    Facility Loops

    Loop is applied to fiber side of CTP

    Equipment (akaTerminal) Loops

    Loop is applied to cross-connect side of CTP

    Supported Only on Tributary CTP

    Infinera DTN

    Four Possible Configurations

    Supported on Trib & Line CTPs

    Ciena CoreDirector

    Eight Possible Configurations

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    8/12

    A Bestiary of Loops

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    9/12

    Testing From a Router

    1. Identify Far-End IP Address

    2. Configure ARP Mapping : {IP}FE {MAC}NE

    3. Clear Egress Interface Counters

    4. Send Measured Number of Pings to {IP}FE5. EITHER Looped Network Clear of Errors

    1. UCAST_IN = UCAST_OUT = Pings TTL

    6. OR Looped Network Introduced Errors

    1. UCAST_IN < UCAST_OUT

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    10/12

    Testing a New Leased Line

    10G Leased Line

    iperf -c 192.168.8.1

    -u -b10m

    Juniper MX960 Brocade MLX-16

    A/32

    B/32

    192.168.8.1 A/32192.168.8.1 B/32

    4

    2

    1

    3

    Static Route

    Firewall Rule (Inbound)

    P2P VLAN

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    11/12

    A Typical Ethernet Tester

    2 10G Ports (XFP Optics)

    Management

  • 8/11/2019 TechSummit2012 Net Perf

    12/12

    Network Testers vsSoftware Probes

    Network Testers

    Do not process packetheaders.

    Operator can design packetswith any combination of

    protocols Header fields may contain

    any value

    Optimized for packet

    counting Will accept, identify and

    count every inbound frame;even those returned by aloop

    Software Probes

    Only accept packets with

    valid headers.

    Packet design severely

    restricted.

    Many header fields not

    accessible

    Accurate packet counting

    difficult with standard tools

    Unable to operate in

    conjunction with a looped

    network connection


Recommended