[RIPE Atlas Ambassadors] Deploying RIPE Atlas probes in more locations and networks
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Wilfried Woeber
woeber at cc.univie.ac.at
Tue Aug 25 15:15:03 CEST 2015
Hi DP, from my personal point of view there are a couple of reasons why we are deploying probes (both the candy size as well as the anchor-version): - straight-forward comparison of IPv4 vs. IPv6 performance - analysis of raw data and "pre-cooked" visual presentation, you just need one quick glance to decide whether "everything's fine" or needs some attention, ° in particular rtt and packet drop to instances of DNS root servers, where ° there's not necessarily an immediate noticeable impact on user experience - quick feedback on the (desired | undesired) effects of routing (planned or accidental) changes UDMs have been mentioned already, iirc, and while I think the concept is GREAT, I usually don't have the spare cycles to use them as much as I should or could ;-) Hth, Wilfried On 2015-08-25 06:18, dp at datasoftcomnet.com wrote: > Hello all, > Can someone share an elevator pitch on why an ISP or an organisation that is on 24/7 needs to put a probe in their network. > What are the benefits they would get? > Has someone prepared a case study. > > Regards DP > 9849111010. > > Sent from my phone. Please excuse brevity and typos if any.
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