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Stanford NetDB- An Open Source Network Management Application for DNS, DHCP, IP Address Spaces, etc. http://stanfordnetdb.stanford.edu Sunia Yang sunia@stanford.edu Rob Riepel riepel@stanford.edu Stanford University


  1. Stanford NetDB- An Open Source Network Management Application for DNS, DHCP, IP Address Spaces, etc. http://stanfordnetdb.stanford.edu Sunia Yang sunia@stanford.edu Rob Riepel riepel@stanford.edu Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  2. Summary • Introduction • What is Stanford NetDB? • Demonstration • How do we use NetDB? • Distribution Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  3. Introductions • Rob Riepel – NetDB architect – Architect/programmer/keeper for DNS, DHCP • Dmitri Priimak – Programmer for middleware and front end • Sunia Yang – NetDB "user advocate,” tester – Network monitoring – Application bandwidth management Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  4. What is Stanford NetDB? • Model of the IP network- 20 years • DNS, DHCP, Whois data source • IP address management • Host information/inventory • Distributed administration • GNU Public License version 2 (2007) Models how humans think of networks. Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  5. DNS Name Space • Supports domains/subdomains • Checks all names for uniqueness • Enforces DNS rules – e.g. An Alias cannot be MX • Authorization of names by domain • 1 min to generate Stanford zone file • Updated hourly at Stanford Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  6. DHCP • Supports static/dynamic dhcp settings • Supports DHCP options • Updated every 10 min at Stanford Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  7. IP Address Space Management • Address spaces organized into networks - “network” maps to layer 2 network • Easy to split/join/move address spaces • Authorization by address space • Reserved addresses can only be used by gods • Uniqueness enforced • Automatically looks for next available address Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  8. Host Inventory • Nodes show the way humans think of computers • Associates nodes with people/location/dept • Custom fields allow quick extension of database Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  9. Distributed Administration • Ease of use allows many users – 900+ at Stanford, 15 minutes of training • Granular authorization • Choice of interfaces – Web - general users – CLI - power users, scripting – API - Dorms for custom interface • Easy import/export (csv) • When possible, limit user’s view to capabilities – e.g. only show authorized grps, address spaces, etc. Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  10. Demonstration Stanford University StanfordNetDB

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  19. CLI interface • Only for node records • Allows for bulk adds, changes, deletes Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  20. How do we use NetDB?- Data Flow Sys Admins DNS Desktop Admins Network Admins DHCP Networking Self-Registration NetDB SUNet Firewalls IPM Reports Monitoring Whois Cfg Mgmt NetDB distribution Other Stanford apps/scripts Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  21. Statistics Record Registered Active Node 112344 58839 Network (Address Space) 748(2631) 579(1350) User 980 724 Admin Team 175 Domain 414 Group 199 Department 257 Location 678 Make 118 Model 625 OS 110 State 6 Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  22. Code Web browser CGI scripts Architecture StanfordWho http server netdb_server.jar whois server NetDB CLI Other rmi_client.jar clients html library netdb_html.jar rmi_server.jar netdb.jar Database DNS scripts DHCP scripts NetDB Other BIND dhcpd Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  23. Servers used at Stanford • Web/middleware – Dell 1850, dual 2.8Ghz, 4GB RAM – Linux Debian • Database – Dell 2650, 4 x 3Ghz, 7GB RAM – Linux Redhat 2.4.21-37.ELsmp Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  24. Platform Dependencies • Oracle 10G database – works with Express version • Java 1.6 • Debian Linux – probably works on any Unix with Java 1.6 • Perl DBD::Oracle for reporting Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  25. NetDB at Your Site • External pieces required: – Directory provider (e.g. LDAP) • Seed data + sample directory provider included – Web login requires webauth – CLI requires Kerberos • Sample DNS/DHCP generation scripts included Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  26. Futures • IPv6 • Ruby Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  27. • More Information • http://stanfordnetdb.stanford.edu – Demo version- data refreshed daily – Download files – Documentation Contact Us! – netdb-users@lists.stanford.edu Stanford University StanfordNetDB

  28. The NetDB Team • Dmitri Priimak - software developer • Joel Lidtke - software developer • Rob Riepel - architect • Sunia Yang - QA, user advocate Stanford University StanfordNetDB

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