CDF-based Flow Detection for Network Flow Sampling and Packet Capturing
Providing an appropriate level of flow collection, relying on packet capturing or flow sampling method, is extremely hard due to various practical limitations and resources requirements. To address this challenge, this paper investigated a CDF (Cumulative Distribution Function)-based flow detection...
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doaj-19a672bed465475ba97f975fbd6f71a62020-11-25T02:30:41ZengIndonesian Institute of SciencesJurnal Elektronika dan Telekomunikasi1411-82892527-99552019-08-01191263110.14203/jet.v19.26-31156CDF-based Flow Detection for Network Flow Sampling and Packet CapturingAris Cahyadi Risdianto0Nuryani -1School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Gwangju Institute of Science and TechnologyResearch Center for Informatics, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI)Providing an appropriate level of flow collection, relying on packet capturing or flow sampling method, is extremely hard due to various practical limitations and resources requirements. To address this challenge, this paper investigated a CDF (Cumulative Distribution Function)-based flow detection to decide between “known” and “unknown” flows. Therefore, a combined flow collection can be achieved to improve the collection’s efficiency by sampling only the known flows and capturing the remaining unknown flows. As a preliminary experiment, detecting known and unknown flows was conducted over a long period by calculating the empirical CDF distance between each flow’s rate and overall packet’s rate distribution, called as FPR (Flow-to-Packet Ratio), with a threshold (FPRmin) based on a significant level of observed data. The result shows that unknown flow is detected for most of the recommended significant level values.https://www.jurnalet.com/jet/article/view/265flow detectioncumulative distribution functionflow samplingpacket capturing |
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CDF-based Flow Detection for Network Flow Sampling and Packet Capturing |
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CDF-based Flow Detection for Network Flow Sampling and Packet Capturing |
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CDF-based Flow Detection for Network Flow Sampling and Packet Capturing |
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CDF-based Flow Detection for Network Flow Sampling and Packet Capturing |
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CDF-based Flow Detection for Network Flow Sampling and Packet Capturing |
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cdf-based flow detection for network flow sampling and packet capturing |
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Indonesian Institute of Sciences |
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Jurnal Elektronika dan Telekomunikasi |
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1411-8289 2527-9955 |
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2019-08-01 |
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Providing an appropriate level of flow collection, relying on packet capturing or flow sampling method, is extremely hard due to various practical limitations and resources requirements. To address this challenge, this paper investigated a CDF (Cumulative Distribution Function)-based flow detection to decide between “known” and “unknown” flows. Therefore, a combined flow collection can be achieved to improve the collection’s efficiency by sampling only the known flows and capturing the remaining unknown flows. As a preliminary experiment, detecting known and unknown flows was conducted over a long period by calculating the empirical CDF distance between each flow’s rate and overall packet’s rate distribution, called as FPR (Flow-to-Packet Ratio), with a threshold (FPRmin) based on a significant level of observed data. The result shows that unknown flow is detected for most of the recommended significant level values. |
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flow detection cumulative distribution function flow sampling packet capturing |
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