WIRED: Workshop on Internet Routing Evolution and Design

Monday, October 16, 2006

10:30-12:00

Routing Security (Jen)

• Workable Routing Security
  Steve Bellovin
• Deployable BGP Security
  Josh Karlin
• Blocking DDoS Attacks with AS-Based Accountability
  Dave Maltz, Daniel R. Simon, and Sharad Agarwal
• Incentives for Deploying Secure Routing
  Dan Wendlandt

Customization and Virtualization (Nick)

• A Polytheistic Approach to Secure Interdomain Routing
  Ratul Mahajan
• Liberate Network Operators from the IETF!
  Tim Griffin
• Different Strokes for Different Folks (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Virtualization)
  Jennifer Rexford
  
• Towards a Modular Routing Control Platform for Interdomain Routing
  Yi Wang and Jennifer Rexford

1:30-3:00

Network Architecture and Scaling (Tim)

• AIP: Revisiting Internet Addressing
  Hari Balakrishnan
• Scaling Interdomain Internet Traffic Engineering
  Dana Blair
• Scaling and Complexity in Internet Routing
  Randy Bush
• New Approaches to Scaling IP Routing
  Joy Zhang and Paul Francis (No Longer Attending)
• Here We Go Again: Doing Something About Internet Routing
  John Day (Not Attending; May Join by Phone)

Role of Routing in Management (Randy)

• The Mythical Traffic Matrix
  Ahmed Mansy and Constantine Dovrolis
• Ensuring the Robustness of Internet Routing
  Olaf Maennel
• Network Troubleshooting on Data Plane Coattails
  Murtaza Motiwala and Nick Feamster
• Happy Network Administrators Lead to Happy Users!
  Aman Shaikh
• Internet Routing: What is the Problem and how do we evaluate it?
  Anja Feldmann

3:30-5:00

Role of End Systems in Routing (Jen)

• Routing in Multiple Layers: Challenges and Opportunities
  Mostafa Ammar and Srinivasan Seetharaman
• Network Troubleshooting: A Collaborative Effort
  Renata Teixeira
• Can Information from End Systems Improve Routing?
  Nick Feamster
• Tussle in Routing: Who Determines Internet Paths?
  Morley Mao
  

Tuesday, October 16, 2006

9:00-10:30

Enterprise Networks (Nick)

• Reconciling Zero-Config with Efficiency in Enterprises
  Changhoon Kim
• Simplifying Enterprise Configuration Using Classes
  Cheng Tien Ee, Scott Shenker, and Lakshminarayanan Subramanian

Better BGP (Tim)

• A routing system is much more complex than routing protocols within it
  Lixin Gao
• Let BGP Speakers Configure their iBGP Sessions on Their Own
  Virginie Van den Schrieck, Pierre Francois, Sebastien Tandel, and Olivier Bonaventure
• Modeling as a necessary step for understanding Internet-wide route propagation
  Steve Uhlig, Olaf Maennel, and Wolfgang Muelbauer
• Better Abstractions for Better Routing?
  Kobus van der Merwe