The Carnivore update presented by the FBI's Marcus Thomas at the 20th NANOG meeting held in Washington DC October 22-24 in Washington DC, is arguably the most complete and detailed briefing yet on the functionality, use and legal implications of Carnivore. This talk was meant for a technical audience, and the dicussion and questions from the audience are very enlightening. Major thanks should go to the folks from Merit/NANOG for managing to schedule this talk, to Marcus Thomas and the FBI for their candor, and the NANOG crowd for asking the important questions.
This and other sessions and tutorials were streamed live via real-player (by MERIT networking), and multicast live in h.261, mpeg-1 and mpeg-2 (by the University of Oregon Videolab. In the future we would encourge remote users to take advantage of the live sessions during the conference. more NANOG info can be found on the web at
In order to facilitate additional understanding and discussion of Carnivore we're immediatly making the video from the session available...
VIA FTP, you can retrieve the file from:
ftp://limestone.uoregon.edu/pub/videolab/video/nanog_20/nanog-20-carnivore-update.mpg
A mirror, provided by sol.net a Milwaukee based service provider (thanks Joe Greco) is at:
ftp://snarchive.sol.net/pub/nanog/carnivore/nanog-20-carnivore-update.mpg
A mirror provided by oven digital (thanks Adam Rothschild) to the nanog list is at:
http://people.oven.com/asr/carnivore.mpg
Runtime is 54 minutes, Bitrate is 1000Kb/s, Filesize total is 382MB
You can also watch the session via a multicast mpeg-1 client, such as IPTV (windows), MACTV (macintosh with qt 5.0 beta), or XMIM (linux freebsd solaris).
The Session announcement is: NANOG 20 - Carnivore Update
Multicast Address Information:
the session loops approximately once an hour...
10/26/2000
Video IP Address: 224.2.245.247
Video UDP Port: 59082
Audio IP Address: 224.2.180.47
Audio UDP Port: 25062
The University of Oregon Videolab is supported by the UO Computing Center, the Advanced Network Technology Center, and Cisco Systems.
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