Update Statistics Project   

 

      By: Gaby Nudelman, Vered Sidi

      A documentation of the project can be found here. 

 

Examples

About the graphs: the graphs are accumulative.

The last point represents all the time differences from that time onwards.        

The following examples were constructed using a flap time of 30 seconds:             

New York Power Failure - 15/8/03

Twin Towers Attack - 11/9/01  

First Day of the Blaster Worm - 11/8/03

Random date - 1/5/03 

Yet Another Random Date - 25/12/02

 

The following examples were constructed using a flap time of 20 seconds:

New York Power Failure - 15/8/03

Twin Towers Attack - 11/9/01

First Day of the Blaster Worm - 11/8/03

Random date - 1/5/03 

Yet Another Random Date - 25/12/02

  

The following examples were constructed using a flap time of 40 seconds:

New York Power Failure - 15/8/03

Twin Towers Attack - 11/9/01  

First Day of the Blaster Worm - 11/8/03

Random date - 1/5/03 

Yet Another Random Date - 25/12/02

 

Example of time intervals, per peer and per destination (in the format of time intervals used by the program).

Example of updates with short intervals, in the BGP update format

If you want to run the program on a new date, please select a date:

                         

After selecting a date, you have to run the script UpdateProject which is located in the project direcotry.

(/labs/afek/0368-3500-67/update_project)

The script doesn't run from this site due to security reasons.

 

Please note: the program takes a long time to finish.

Press the link below after it has finished, and click refresh in order to see the results.

     Results of the current run