Network system health monitoring using cantor set signals
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Oct 16, 2007
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Nov 12, 2002
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Non-invasive systems and methods monitor network system health by monitoring signals inherently on the network. These signals are deciphered and characterized using Cantor set theory such that a signature of the network is determined. Variations in the characteristics of the reflected signals indicate a network event, such as changes in network topology often due to device degradation, system failure, or physical intrusion. The source of the reflected signals can be characterized and the location on the network identified.
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