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Overview

Data Plane (Forwarding) Analysis with Neo4j Graph Database.

Watch demo!

Instructions

The following instructions have been tested on Ubuntu (16.04, 18.04, 20.04) and Windows.

Prerequisites

  • Docker (19.03)
  • Docker-compose (1.26 or 1.27)
  • Git Bash (for Windows)

Build/Run

Open a terminal and issue the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/amar-ox/dp-analysis-gdb.git
cd smart-network-repository/docker
chmod +x build.sh run.sh
./build.sh
./run.sh

Use DPAnalyzer

When the application starts, it automatically loads an example network and creates the model in Neo4j.

The example network is the Stanford University Backbone Network (see Figure below).

"Stanford represents a mid-size enterprise network. There are 14 operational zone (OZ) Cisco routers connected via 10 Ethernet switches to 2 backbone Cisco routers that in turn connect Stanford to the outside world. Overall, the network has more than 757,000 forwarding entries, 100+ VLANs and 1,500 ACL rules." — P. Kazemian et al.

example network Image Source: P. Kazemian et al.

To visualize graph schema:

CALL apoc.meta.graph()

Examples are available in the examples/ folder.

First generate the forwarding model either using Java plugin or Cypher procedure

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