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- the present invention relates to a screen display device, system, and screen display method for network status.
- Various devices such as a transfer device and a control device are used in the network of a communication carrier.
- One method of displaying the network configuration is to draw a device at a corresponding location on a map using the geographical location information of the device (FIG. 1. ITU-T Z.362 of Non-Patent Document 1). reference).
- each device is described as being connected in the connection relationship shown in FIG.
- the network is composed of a higher-level service device 161 such as a server and lower-level service devices 101, 102, which are devices at the end of the network.
- each apparatus is connected by the connection relationship as shown in FIG.
- This method has an advantage that the viewer of the screen can easily recognize the position of the device and the geographical range covered by the device on the screen.
- a display method based on only the logical connection relationship between the devices without considering any geographical information see FIG. 2; ITU-T Z in Non-Patent Document 1). .362).
- FIG. 2 ⁇ indicates a device, and a line connecting the devices indicates a link.
- FIG. 3 there is a method in which devices having the same function and role in the network devices are arranged in the same hierarchy (see FIG. 3). In this method, with respect to the hierarchy, the number of devices (hops) passing from the device at the end to the device at the highest level with the device hierarchy located at the end of the network (the range surrounded by the broken line shown in FIG. 3) as the lowest. Define based on.
- this hierarchy group is defined as a “floor”. Then, in the screen display device, all devices and all floors are collectively displayed on the screen, and those having the same functions and roles are arranged and arranged in the same hierarchy.
- the method illustrated in FIG. 3 has an advantage that the viewer can easily recognize the function / role of the apparatus and the logical configuration of the network on the screen.
- FIG. 4A shows the connection status of each layer of the network shown in FIG.
- the result of cutting out the control plane with respect to the network display shown in FIG. 4A is displayed as shown in FIG. 4B.
- 4B only the control device 141 and the service devices (the upper service device 161 and the lower service devices 101 to 103) excluding the transfer devices 121 and 122 are cut out and displayed among the devices shown in FIG. 4A.
- a transfer device and a transfer link are physically interposed between the devices belonging to the control plane.
- control link in order to clarify the connection status between the control system devices, the physical connection status of the transfer devices 121 and 122 and the transfer link interposed between the control system devices is indicated by the control link ( It is abstracted and displayed on the broken line in FIG. 4B. This makes it easier for the viewer to recognize the operation status of the control system function between the devices on the screen.
- FIG. 5A shows the connection status of each layer of the network shown in FIG.
- the result of clipping the service plane with respect to the network display shown in FIG. 5A is displayed as shown in FIG. 5B.
- FIG. 5B only the service devices (upper service device 161 and lower service devices 101 to 103) are cut out from the devices shown in FIG. 5A.
- the transfer apparatuses 121 and 122 and the transfer link are interposed between the apparatuses, and the transfer apparatuses 121 and 122 and the control apparatus 141 belonging to the control plane operate in cooperation to realize the service.
- the configuration of the transfer apparatuses 121 and 122 and the control apparatus 141 interposed therebetween is abstracted and displayed as the service link 152. This makes it easy for the viewer to recognize the service provision status between the devices on the screen.
- abnormality when a network failure (abnormality) occurs, check the normal operation of each level, identify the cause device, confirm the impact on other devices due to the abnormality of a certain device, and the affected area or number of users (or more) In summary, it is essential to understand the scope of the disease (affected).
- the above-described technology has the following problems.
- the fault range can be estimated by the planar display method based on the geographical arrangement illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 and the display method based only on the logical connection relationship between the devices.
- the display method it is difficult to express the floor structure, and for the viewer of the display screen, whether the device in which the abnormality has occurred is an important device or a terminal device is displayed on the screen as shown in FIG. There is a problem that it cannot be distinguished at a glance.
- FIG. 7 shows an example of a display screen when many devices are affected (communication failure) across a plurality of floors due to the failure of the transfer devices 121 and 122. There is also a problem that it is difficult for the person to grasp the level causing the abnormality on the screen.
- FIG. 8A is an example in which an alarm is also displayed on the display screen of FIG. 4B.
- FIG. 8B is an example in which an alarm is also displayed on the display screen of FIG. 5B.
- the viewer of the display screen can easily visually recognize the obstacle closed to the cut plane or the like.
- the transfer devices 121 and 122 in the network diagram shown in FIG. 4A cause the other devices on the floor to be affected, it is difficult to identify the cause / location of a fault that affects a plurality of planes.
- the relationship between devices is not displayed on the screen with respect to devices that are composed of a plurality of systems such as an active system and a standby system. Therefore, when a failure occurs in multiple devices, the viewer can check whether the service cannot be provided due to multiple system interruptions, or whether one system is normal and the service can be provided. It is difficult to judge.
- the conventional display method displays only the status of the network at a certain time, it is difficult for the viewer to grasp on the screen the occurrence of a failure and the temporal change in propagation.
- the present invention solves the above problems, and when a network failure occurs, the viewer of the screen display device grasps the failure occurrence point, the cause location, the floor, the failure range, etc. on the screen. It is an object to provide an easy-to-use screen display device and the like.
- a screen display device that generates a screen showing the network status is configured as follows. That is, the screen display device according to the present invention includes: (1) for each device configuring the network, the device transmits a terminal device in the network, a server device that transmits various data to the terminal device, the server device, and the terminal device; Information indicating the attribute of the transfer device that transfers data between the transfer device and the control device that controls the transfer device and the terminal device, the coordinate position on the map of the device, the device and the active device When there is a device that is paired with a system or a standby system, device attribute information indicating a paired device, (2) inter-device connection information indicating a connection relationship between devices, and (3) for each attribute , Setting information indicating the level corresponding to the attribute and the height coordinate of the device of the level on the 3D display screen, and (4) the analyzed device indicating the device through which the flow passes for each network flow flow Information, (5) alarm information indicating the alarm to each device of the network and the link
- the processing unit refers to the inter-device connection information, identifies the connection relationship between the devices at the display time selected and input, and refers to the device attribute information and the setting information to select and input the display time. Determining the coordinate position of the xy plane on the three-dimensional display screen and the coordinate position of the z-axis of the device in FIG.
- the system includes the above-described screen display device and a device that configures a network that transmits alarm information and analyzed flow information to the screen display device.
- the screen display device displays on the three-dimensional display screen with the height changed according to the level of the device, so that the viewer of the screen can see at a glance which level of the device the abnormal device has occurred. It is easy to recognize the importance of failure. In addition, it becomes easier for the viewer to grasp the level causing the abnormality. Further, since the screen display device displays the geographical positional relationship of the devices on the display screen, the viewer can easily grasp the fault range. Furthermore, since the screen display device displays a pair of devices in the active / standby system on the 3D display screen, it is possible to check whether the viewer can provide services with either one system when a failure occurs. , Making it easier to judge. Moreover, since the screen display device displays the network status at an arbitrary time selected by the viewer, it is easy to grasp the occurrence of a failure and a temporal change in propagation on the screen.
- the height coordinate on the three-dimensional display screen of the device in the setting information of the screen display device described above is set to a lower coordinate as the device with the attribute located at the end of the network.
- the screen display device displays the device closer to the end of the network at a lower position on the three-dimensional display screen, so that the viewer of the screen can determine whether the device where the abnormality occurred is closer to the end of the network. You can recognize at a glance whether or not.
- the processing unit of the screen display device described above generates a 3D display screen at each time from the input display time to a predetermined time, and continuously displays the generated 3D display screen via the input / output unit. .
- the processing unit of the screen display device described above generates a three-dimensional display screen adjusted so as to reduce the overlap of device, link, flow, and alarm information.
- the processing unit of the screen display device described above generates a 3D display screen viewed from the selected viewpoint and direction when receiving the selection input of the viewpoint and direction of the 3D display screen via the input / output unit. .
- the viewer of the screen of the screen display device can detect the failure point, the cause location, the floor, This makes it easier to grasp the scope of failure.
- this Embodiment it is the figure which showed the example regarding a display screen at the time of displaying the item regarding control and service, and hiding the link between apparatuses and a transfer apparatus. It is the figure which showed the example of a display screen at the time of setting the position and direction of a viewpoint in the screen display of this Embodiment. It is the figure which showed the example of a display screen seen from the viewpoint 1 shown to FIG. 16A. It is the figure which showed the example of a display screen seen from the viewpoint 2 shown to FIG. 16A. It is the figure which showed the example of a display screen which also wrote the alarm on the display screen of FIG. 16B. It is the figure which showed the example of a display screen which also wrote the alarm on the display screen of FIG. 16C.
- the network includes a higher-level service device 161 such as a server, lower-level service devices 101, 102, and 103 that are terminals at the end of the NW, and a transfer device 121 that transfers data between the devices. , 122 and the control device 141 that controls the transfer devices 121, 122 and the lower level service devices 101 to 103, and these devices are linked as shown in FIG. .
- the xyz axis in the three-dimensional space is shown for explanation, but the display of the xyz axis is not essential.
- the screen display device 200 As shown in FIG. 9, the screen display device 200 according to the present embodiment (see FIG. 12 to be described later) is configured to classify the device groups that form pairs in the floors and connection relationships of all the NW devices, and the active and standby systems. Display on the original display screen. When a failure occurs, alarm information is displayed on this three-dimensional display screen (see FIG. 10).
- FIG. 10 an overview of a display screen generated by the screen display device 200 will be described first, and the configuration and processing procedure of the screen display device 200 will be described later with reference to FIGS.
- the screen display device 200 superimposes map information on the xy plane in the three-dimensional space represented by the xyz axis. And the screen display apparatus 200 expresses the arrangement position on the map of each apparatus using geographical information, such as the latitude and longitude of the position where each apparatus is installed. This makes it easier for a viewer of the screen of the screen display device 200 to estimate the area affected by the failure and the number of affected users when the failure occurs on the screen. Further, the screen display device 200 connects devices having a connection relationship with a line (link) based on the device connection information (see FIG. 13 described later). This makes it easier for the viewer to grasp the connection relationship between the devices on the screen and to estimate the failure range when a failure occurs.
- geographical information such as the latitude and longitude of the position where each apparatus is installed.
- the screen display device 200 displays the links between the devices, the control link 151 (control plane link), and the service link 152 (service plane link) in a distinguishable manner.
- the screen display apparatus 200 displays links between apparatuses as solid lines, links on the control plane as broken lines, and links on the service plane as triple lines. This makes it easier for the viewer to grasp the connection relationship between the devices viewed from each plane.
- the screen display device 200 uses the z-axis (height) of the three-dimensional space on the screen to represent the attributes of each device as a floor.
- the attribute here is a classification of each device as one of an upper service device, a lower service device, a transfer device, and a control device.
- the upper service device 161 has the highest rank
- the lower service devices 101 to 103 have the lowest rank.
- the transfer devices 121 and 122 have the second floor from the bottom
- the control device 141 has the third floor from the bottom.
- the screen display device 200 arranges device groups of the same level (attribute) on the xy plane of the same height and arranges device groups of different levels on the xy plane of different heights on the screen. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, each floor to which the device belongs is arranged on the xy plane at the height of level 1 to level 4 respectively. This makes it easier for the viewer to know which level (attribute) of the device in which an abnormality has occurred on the screen when a failure occurs.
- the screen display device 200 may write a mark (cube, ruler, etc.) indicating the height on the screen at a location where the device is located on the floor above the lowest floor. For example, as shown in FIG.
- the screen display device 200 considers these device groups as important for the locations (lower service device 102, transfer device 122, and higher service device 161) where the devices above the terminal floor exist.
- the building 155 is surrounded by a cube. By doing in this way, a viewer becomes easy to visually recognize the floor of each apparatus.
- the screen display device 200 superimposes the device and link failure alarms on the three-dimensional display screen. For example, when a failure occurs in a device with an NW and the failure spreads to devices or links under that device, alarm information is displayed on the 3D display screen on the device causing the failure and its surroundings. The Thereby, the viewer can easily grasp the cause of the failure on the display screen.
- the screen display device 200 is a plurality of devices, and for the devices that form the active system and the standby system, the group is clearly indicated on the screen by surrounding these device groups with lines. For example, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the same group of devices is enclosed by an ellipse 154. This makes it easier for the viewer to recognize on the screen the device group that forms the active system and the standby system. Therefore, it becomes easier for the viewer to guess on the screen the influence level of the service when a failure occurs in a certain device.
- the example shown in FIG. 10 shows a case where both systems (transfer devices 121 and 122) of the device group surrounded by the alternate long and short dash line 156 are down. Due to the down of both systems of this device group, this influence has spread to other devices, and a large number of alarms are issued. Since the conventional display screen only displays a large number of alarms on the display screen, it is difficult for the viewer to grasp the cause of the abnormality. However, since the screen display device 200 maps the alarm around the cause location on the display screen, the viewer can easily guess the location (center) of the abnormality on the display screen. In addition, the warning display of the device and the link on the display screen makes it easier for the viewer to guess the failure range.
- the screen display device 200 displays the NW alarm and the failure occurrence status at an arbitrary time selected by the viewer for displaying the NW alarm and the failure occurrence status.
- the screen display device 200 displays on the display screen a time axis bar 159 that receives an instruction input from the viewer about when to display the status of the NW alarm and the occurrence status of the failure.
- the NW alarm and failure occurrence status at the time selected by the time axis bar is displayed on the three-dimensional display screen.
- the screen display device 200 displays a broken line arrow indicating a flow 157 (packet flow) superimposed on the three-dimensional display screen, and there is a point where the flow is interrupted due to a failure.
- the point 158 is indicated by a cross. This makes it easier for the viewer to guess the cause of the abnormality.
- the screen display device 200 generates a three-dimensional display screen showing the floors and connection relationships of all the devices of the NW, information on locations where a plurality of systems are formed, various alarms and occurrences of faults.
- the screen display device 200 is connected to each device constituting the NW (for example, the transfer devices 121 and 122, the control device 141, the upper service device 161, and the lower service devices 101 to 103 shown in FIG. 9). A warning about NW and flow rate information of the flow are received from the device.
- the screen display device 200 is connected to an input device 400 such as a keyboard and a mouse that accepts various instruction inputs related to screen display from the viewer.
- the screen display device 200 is connected to a display device 300 such as a liquid crystal display that performs screen display.
- the screen display device 200 generates a three-dimensional display screen indicating the NW status based on the instruction input from the input device 400 and the information received from each device, and outputs and displays it on the display device 300. The viewer confirms the status of the NW by looking at this three-dimensional display screen.
- the functions of the screen display device 200 are divided into a storage unit 210, a processing unit 220, and an input / output unit 230.
- the storage unit 210 stores various types of data that are referred to when the display screen of the processing unit 220 is generated, such as connection relations of devices constituting the NW, alarms related to the NW, and flow flow rate information.
- the processing unit 220 Based on the instruction input input from the input / output unit 230, the processing unit 220 refers to various information in the storage unit 210, generates a display screen, and displays the display screen on the display device 300 via the input / output unit 230.
- the input / output unit 230 receives various instruction inputs from the input device 400 and outputs them to the processing unit 220.
- the input / output unit 230 outputs and displays the display screen generated by the processing unit 220 on the display device 300.
- the input / output unit 230 includes a communication interface and an input / output interface for communicating with other devices via an NW such as the Internet or a LAN (Local Area Network).
- the processing unit 220 is realized by a program execution process by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) included in the screen display device 200, a dedicated circuit, or the like.
- the storage unit 210 includes a storage medium such as a random access memory (RAM), a read only memory (ROM), a hard disk drive (HDD), and a flash memory.
- RAM random access memory
- ROM read only memory
- HDD hard disk drive
- flash memory a flash memory
- the storage unit 210 includes a device information storage unit 211, an alarm storage unit 212, a flow rate information storage unit 213, and a setting storage unit 214.
- the device information storage unit 211 includes a device attribute information storage unit 2111 and a device connection relationship storage unit 2112.
- the device attribute information storage unit 2111 stores device attribute information (see FIG. 13).
- This device attribute information is a pair of an attribute (level) of each device of the NW, a coordinate position (a combination of latitude and longitude) on the map of the device, and a working system or a standby system for the device at each time. This is information indicating a paired device when there is a device (multiple system device).
- the device attribute information illustrated in FIG. 13 includes, for each device number (device identification information), a device name, a floor, a floor number (a floor number), a longitude and a latitude, and a plurality of devices. Show.
- the apparatus connection relation storage unit 2112 in FIG. 12 stores inter-apparatus connection information (see FIG. 13) at each time.
- This inter-device connection information is information indicating the connection relationship of each device in the NW.
- the inter-device connection information illustrated in FIG. 13 indicates, for each connection number, the device number of the device, the device name, the device number of the device linked to the device, and the device name.
- the inter-device connection information includes, in addition to physical connection information (connection relation information 1), connection information (connection relation information 2) in the control plane and connection information (connection in the service plane).
- connection relation information 1 connection relation information
- connection relation information 2 connection information in the service plane
- connection information connection in the service plane
- the flow rate information storage unit 213 stores analyzed flow information at each time.
- This analyzed flow information is information indicating a passing device of each flow, and is created by a flow rate information analysis unit 224 (described later).
- the setting storage unit 214 stores setting information.
- This setting information is information indicating the coordinate (height) information of the z axis on the display screen of the floor for each floor of the apparatus.
- the setting information includes attribute layer setting information indicating the display layer of each floor for each layer to which the device belongs, and a layer indicating the height coordinate of the display layer for each display layer.
- coordinate setting information The height coordinate of each device in the setting information is set to a lower coordinate as the device having the attribute located at the end of the NW.
- the important building information shown in FIG. 13 includes a mark (see FIG. 9) on the screen indicating that the processing unit 220 in FIG. 12 indicates the height of the cubic important building 155 at a place where devices other than the terminal floor are arranged. This is information that is referred to when displayed on the screen.
- the processing unit 220 includes a device attribute information analysis unit 221, a device connection relationship analysis unit 222, an alarm analysis unit 223, a flow rate information analysis unit 224, a coordinate calculation unit 225, and a display information generation unit 226.
- the viewpoint determination unit 227 indicated by a broken line may be equipped or not equipped, and the case of equipped will be described later.
- the device attribute information analysis unit 221 displays device attribute information corresponding to the time (display time) selected and input by the time axis bar 159 (see FIG. 10) or the like of the display screen via the input / output unit 230. Read from.
- the device connection relation analysis unit 222 reads the inter-device connection information at the time selected and input by the time axis bar 159 or the like via the input / output unit 230, and connects the inter-device connection information between the two devices to form the entire NW device. Find the inter-connection structure.
- the alarm analysis unit 223 acquires an alarm from each device of the NW via the alarm reception unit 231 (described later), and creates alarm information that associates the link or device that is the target of the alarm with the alarm occurrence time. And stored in the alarm storage unit 212.
- the flow rate information analysis unit 224 receives passing flow information from each device of the NW via the flow rate information reception unit 232 (described later). Then, the flow rate information analysis unit 224 joins the received passage flow information to determine the device through which each flow passes, and the analyzed flow that associates the device through which each flow passes with the reception time of the passage flow information. Create information. The flow rate information analysis unit 224 stores the created analyzed flow information in the flow rate information storage unit 213.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 acquires various information at the time selected and input via the input / output unit 230 from the storage unit 210, and determines the coordinate position of each device, link, alarm, flow, etc. on the three-dimensional display screen. Details of the coordinate calculation unit 225 will be described later.
- the display information generation unit 226 Based on the coordinate data output from the coordinate calculation unit 225, the display information generation unit 226 superimposes each device, a link connecting each device, a flow passing through the link, and each device and link alarm information. A three-dimensional display screen is generated and output to the input / output unit 230.
- the input / output unit 230 controls an input / output interface with each device of the display device 300, the input device 400, and the NW.
- the input / output unit 230 includes an alarm receiving unit 231, a flow rate information receiving unit 232, a display unit 233, and an operation unit 234.
- the alarm receiving unit 231 receives alarm information from each device of the NW, and outputs the received alarm information to the alarm analyzing unit 223.
- the flow rate information receiving unit 232 receives the passing flow information from each device of the NW, and outputs the received passing flow information to the flow rate information analyzing unit 224.
- the display unit 233 outputs the three-dimensional display screen generated by the display information generation unit 226 to the display device 300.
- the operation unit 234 outputs information input via the input device 400 to the coordinate calculation unit 225.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 acquires device attribute information (see FIG. 13) from the device attribute information analysis unit 221, acquires inter-device connection information (see FIG. 13) from the device connection relation analysis unit 222, and a setting storage unit. From 214, setting information (see FIG. 13) is acquired. In addition, the coordinate calculation unit 225 acquires alarm information associated with each device and link from the alarm storage unit 212 and acquires analyzed flow information from the flow rate information storage unit 213.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the inter-device connection information and specifies the device and the link between the devices at the selected time.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the device attribute information (see FIG. 13) and the setting information (see FIG. 13), and the coordinate position of the specified device and the link between the devices on the 3D display screen. And the coordinate position of the z axis corresponding to the floor to which each device belongs.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the device attribute information (see FIG. 13), and when there is a device that is a pair of a certain device and the active / standby system, this pair of devices is displayed on the three-dimensional display screen.
- the group is arranged with a display indicating that it is a pair of device groups.
- an ellipse 154 surrounding these devices is arranged near the pair of devices. Furthermore, the coordinate calculation unit 225 adjusts the arrangement position so as to reduce the crossing of the connection relationship between the devices on the three-dimensional display screen and the device overlap in each layer.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the alarm information, and if there is an alarm at the selected display time, as shown in FIG. Place near the link. Further, the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the analyzed flow information and arranges the flow 157 at the selected display time in a link through the flow on the three-dimensional display screen as shown in FIG. Then, the coordinate calculation unit 225 outputs data (coordinate data) in which the device, the link, the flow, and the alarm information are superimposed on the three-dimensional display screen to the display information generation unit 226. The display information generation unit 226 generates a three-dimensional display screen as illustrated in FIGS. 10 and 11 based on the coordinate data.
- the operation unit 234 of the screen display device 200 of FIG. 12 receives a time selection input from the input device 400 by a selection input by the time axis bar 159 (see FIG. 10) or the like on the display screen, the device attribute information analysis unit 221. Acquires the attribute information corresponding to the selected time from the device attribute information storage unit 2111 (S1 in FIG. 14). Thereby, the attribute (floor) of each device and the coordinate position of the xy axis of each device are known.
- the device connection relationship analysis unit 222 acquires device connection information (see FIG. 13) corresponding to the selected time from the device connection relationship storage unit 2112 and obtains the device connection structure of the entire NW (S2). .
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 acquires setting information corresponding to the selected time from the setting storage unit 214 (S3). Thereby, the z-axis coordinate corresponding to the floor to which each device belongs is known.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the device attribute information acquired in S1, the inter-device connection structure determined in S2, and the setting information acquired in S3, and displays the link between the devices and the devices on the three-dimensional display screen.
- the coordinate position of the xy axis and the coordinate position of the z axis corresponding to the floor to which each device belongs are determined (S4).
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the device attribute information (see FIG. 13), and when there is a device that is a pair of a certain device and the active system / standby system, a display (ellipse 154) surrounding the paired device group Etc.) are arranged on the three-dimensional display screen (see FIG. 9).
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the building information (see FIG. 13) included in the setting information, Marks such as an important building 155 (cube) are arranged on the original display screen (see FIG. 9).
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 adjusts the coordinate position of each device and link so as to reduce the intersection of the connection relationship between devices on the three-dimensional display screen and the overlap of devices in each layer (S5).
- the alarm analysis unit 223 acquires the alarm already received by the alarm reception unit 231 (S6). Then, the alarm analysis unit 223 acquires device attribute information (see FIG. 13) from the device attribute information analysis unit 221, and specifies a device and a link that are to be alarmed. Then, the alarm analysis unit 223 creates alarm information in which the link and device that are the targets of the alarm and the alarm occurrence time are associated with each other, and outputs the alarm information to the alarm storage unit 212. As a result, the latest alarm information is stored in the alarm storage unit 212.
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the device described in the alarm information at the time selected in S1 among the alarm information stored in the alarm storage unit 212, and the coordinate position of each device and link adjusted in S5. Then, the coordinate position of the alarm information on the three-dimensional display screen is determined (S7).
- the coordinate calculation unit 225 refers to the analyzed flow information at the time selected in S1 from the flow rate information storage unit 213, and arranges each flow on a link through the flow on the three-dimensional display screen. (S8). Then, the coordinate calculation unit 225 outputs data (coordinate data) in which the NW device, link, flow, and alarm information are superimposed on the three-dimensional display screen to the display information generation unit 226.
- the display information generation unit 226 generates a 3D display screen in which the device, link, flow, and alarm information are superimposed on the 3D display screen based on the output coordinate data (S9). It outputs to the display apparatus 300 (S12).
- S10 and S11 indicated by broken lines may or may not be executed. The case of execution will be described later.
- the display device 300 displays a three-dimensional display screen on which a device composed of a plurality of floors, a device group that is a pair of active and standby systems, a flow, alarm information, and the like are displayed. According to such a display screen, it becomes easy for the viewer of the screen to grasp the occurrence point of the NW, the cause, the floor, the fault range, and the like.
- the display information generation unit 226 of the screen display device 200 of FIG. 12 may narrow down information to be displayed on the three-dimensional display screen based on an instruction input input via the input device 400. For example, based on the instruction input, the display information generation unit 226 displays items related to control and service (here, devices and links) on the screen, as shown in FIG. It may be hidden.
- items related to control and service here, devices and links
- the screen display device 200 may receive a selection input for generating a 3D display screen viewed from which direction at which viewpoint in the generation of the 3D display screen. That is, the screen display device 200 may be able to freely select the position and orientation of the viewpoint (hereinafter collectively referred to as “viewpoint”) in the screen display. That is, for example, the screen display device 200 displays the three-dimensional display screen shown in FIG. 16A from the viewpoint 1 (vertical viewpoint) or the viewpoint 2 (horizontal viewpoint) based on the selection input by the viewer of the screen. May be displayed (see FIG. 16B or 16C).
- the screen display device 200 further includes a viewpoint determination unit 227 shown in FIG. Then, after the process of S9 shown in FIG. 14, when the viewpoint determination unit 227 receives a viewpoint selection input via the operation unit 234, the viewpoint determination unit 227 determines the camera coordinate position and direction of the 3D display screen corresponding to this viewpoint ( S10). Then, the viewpoint determination unit 227 outputs the camera coordinate position to the display information generation unit 226. Thereafter, the display information generation unit 226 generates a display screen based on the camera coordinate position and direction and the coordinate position of the apparatus determined by the coordinate calculation unit 225 (S11). That is, the coordinate calculation unit 225 generates a display screen obtained by viewing the three-dimensional display screen generated in S9 from the viewpoint selected in S10. Then, the display information generation unit 226 outputs the generated display screen to the display unit 233 (S12).
- viewpoint 1 when viewpoint 1 is selected on the three-dimensional display screen shown in FIG. 16A, a view (plan view) viewed from a vertical viewpoint as shown in FIG. 16B is generated, and viewpoint 2 is selected. At this time, a view (elevation) viewed from a horizontal viewpoint as shown in FIG. 16C is generated. Then, the display information generation unit 226 also writes a warning on the display screen when viewed from the viewpoints 1 and 2 shown in FIG. 16A, and generates a display screen as shown in FIGS. 17A and 17B.
- the display information generation unit 226 may perform display narrowed down to some devices and links of the NW based on an instruction input by the viewer. For example, as shown in FIG. 17C, the display information generation unit 226 may perform display narrowed down to service plane devices and links. This makes it easier for the viewer of the screen to check the status of some devices and links of the NW, and makes it easier to guess the cause of the failure and the failure range on the display screen.
- the display information generation unit 226 displays an alarm in a display color or size that differs depending on the type of alarm on the display screen so that the viewer of the screen can easily identify the important fault occurrence point. May be.
- the display information generation unit 226 may display a high importance alarm and a low importance alarm by displaying them with icons having different sizes.
- the display information generation unit 226 may display an alarm issued within the latest predetermined time by blinking or the like. Thereby, it becomes easy for the viewer of a screen to grasp
- the screen display device 200 may continuously display changes in the NW failure status from a certain past time selected by the viewer of the screen to the present. That is, the screen display device 200 may be configured to perform playback display of the NW situation from the past to the present.
- the display information generation unit 226 in FIG. 12 generates a three-dimensional display screen showing the NW status from a certain past time to the present time selected by the viewer using the time axis bar 159 or the like on the display screen. . Then, the display information generation unit 226 continuously displays these three-dimensional display screens on the display device 300 via the display unit 233. For example, the display information generation unit 226 displays the past status display screen illustrated in FIG.
- the landmarks such as the important building 155 are displayed so that the level of each device on the three-dimensional display screen can be easily grasped.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the screen display device 200 may display the z-axis of the xyz axes or display a line or the like that serves as a standard for the hierarchy (hierarchy) on the three-dimensional display screen.
- Screen display device 210 Storage unit 211 Device information storage unit 212 Alarm storage unit 213 Flow rate information storage unit 214 Setting storage unit 220 Processing unit 221 Device attribute information analysis unit 222 Device connection relation analysis unit 223 Alarm analysis unit 224 Flow rate information analysis unit 225 Coordinate calculation unit 226 Display information generation unit 227 Viewpoint determination unit 230 Input / output unit 231 Alarm reception unit 232 Flow rate information reception unit 233 Display unit 234 Operation unit 300 Display device 400 Input device 2111 Device attribute information storage unit 2112 Device connection relation storage unit
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さらに、図11に示すように、画面表示装置200は、三次元表示画面上にフロー157(パケットの流れ)を示す破線矢印を重畳して表示するとともに、障害によりそのフローが途絶するポイントがあれば、そのポイント158を×印で示す。これにより、閲覧者は異常の原因個所を推測しやすくなる。
次に、図12を用いて、画面表示装置200の構成を説明する。画面表示装置200は、前記したとおり、NWの全装置の階梯や接続関係、複数系を組む個所の情報、各種警報や障害の発生状況を示した三次元表示画面を生成する。この画面表示装置200は、NWを構成する各装置(例えば、図9に示す転送装置121,122、制御装置141、上位サービス装置161、下位サービス装置101~103)と接続されており、これらの装置から、NWに関する警報やフローの流量情報を受信する。また、画面表示装置200は、閲覧者から画面表示に関する各種指示入力を受け付けるキーボードやマウス等の入力装置400を接続している。また、画面表示装置200は、画面表示を行う液晶ディスプレイ等の表示装置300を接続している。画面表示装置200は、入力装置400からの指示入力と、各装置から受信した情報とに基づき、NWの状況を示す三次元表示画面を生成し、表示装置300に出力表示する。閲覧者は、この三次元表示画面を見ることでNWの状況を確認する。
次に、図12,13を参照しつつ、図14を用いて画面表示装置200の処理手順を説明する。
なお、図12の画面表示装置200の表示用情報生成部226は、入力装置400経由で入力された指示入力に基づき、三次元表示画面に表示する情報の絞り込みをするようにしてもよい。例えば、表示用情報生成部226は、指示入力に基づき、図15に示すように、画面上に、制御およびサービスに関する項目(ここでは、装置とリンク)を表示し、装置間リンクおよび転送装置を非表示としてもよい。
また、画面表示装置200は、三次元表示画面生成において、どの視点のどの方向から見た三次元表示画面を生成するかの選択入力を受け付けてもよい。つまり、画面表示装置200は、画面表示において、視点の位置および向き(以下、まとめて「視点」とする)を自由に選択可能としてもよい。すなわち、例えば、画面表示装置200は、画面の閲覧者の選択入力に基づき、図16Aに示す三次元表示画面を、視点1(垂直な視点)や視点2(水平な視点)から見た表示画面を表示してもよい(図16Bまたは図16C参照)。
また、表示用情報生成部226は、表示画面上において、警報の種別により異なる表示色や大きさ等で警報を表示することで、画面の閲覧者が重要障害発生ポイントを識別しや
すくするようにしてもよい。例えば、表示用情報生成部226は、図18に示すように、重要度が高い警報と、重要度が低い警報とを異なる大きさのアイコンで表示して識別できるようにしてもよい。さらに、表示用情報生成部226は、直近所定時間以内に発出された警報を点滅等で表示してもよい。これにより、画面の閲覧者は、表示画面上でNWの状況変化を把握しやすくなる。
さらに、画面表示装置200は、画面の閲覧者が選択した過去のある時刻から現在までのNWの障害の状況の変化を連続的に表示するようにしてもよい。すなわち、画面表示装置200は、過去から現在までのNW状況をプレイバック表示できるようにしてもよい。
210 記憶部
211 装置情報保存部
212 警報保存部
213 流量情報保存部
214 設定保存部
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221 装置属性情報解析部
222 装置接続関係解析部
223 警報解析部
224 流量情報解析部
225 座標計算部
226 表示用情報生成部
227 視点決定部
230 入出力部
231 警報受信部
232 流量情報受信部
233 表示部
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- ネットワークの状況を示す画面を生成する画面表示装置であって、
(1)前記ネットワークを構成する装置ごとに、当該装置が、前記ネットワークにおける末端の装置、前記末端の装置へ各種データを送信するサーバ装置、前記サーバ装置と末端の装置との間でデータ転送を行う転送装置、および、前記転送装置および前記末端の装置を制御する制御装置、のいずれの属性であるかを示す情報と、当該装置の地図上の座標位置と、当該装置と現用系または予備系のペアになる装置があるとき、前記ペアとなる装置とを示した装置属性情報と、(2)前記装置の間の接続関係を示した装置間接続情報と、(3)前記属性ごとの、当該属性に対応する階梯と、当該階梯の装置の三次元表示画面上での高さ座標とを示す設定情報と、(4)前記ネットワークのフローごとの、前記フローの経由する装置を示した解析済みフロー情報と、(5)前記ネットワークの各装置および前記各装置間を接続するリンクそれぞれへの警報を示した警報情報と、をそれぞれの情報の時刻情報とともに記憶する記憶部と、
どの時刻におけるネットワーク状況を表示するかを指示する表示時刻の選択入力を受け付け、処理部により生成された前記ネットワーク状況を示す三次元表示画面を前記表示装置に出力する入出力部と、
前記三次元表示画面を生成する処理部とを備え、
前記処理部は、
前記装置間接続情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻における前記装置の間の接続関係を特定し、
前記装置属性情報および前記設定情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻における前記装置の、前記三次元表示画面上のxy平面の座標位置およびz軸の座標位置を決定して、前記三次元表示画面上の前記決定した座標位置に前記装置を配置し、
前記装置属性情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻において前記装置とペアになる装置があるとき、前記三次元表示画面上に前記ペアになる装置群をペアとなる装置群であることを示す表示とともに配置し、
前記警報情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻における、前記警報の対象となっている装置およびリンクがあれば前記警報を、前記三次元表示画面上の前記装置およびリンクの近傍に配置し、
前記解析済みフロー情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻におけるフローを、前記三次元表示画面上における前記フローの経由するリンクに配置し、
前記三次元表示画面上に、前記装置、前記装置間を接続するリンクおよび前記リンクを経由するフロー並びに前記装置およびリンクの警報情報を重畳して配置した表示画面を生成することを特徴とする画面表示装置。 - 前記設定情報における前記装置の前記三次元表示画面上での高さ座標は、前記ネットワークの末端に位置する属性の装置ほど低い座標であることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の画面表示装置。
- 前記処理部は、
前記入力された表示時刻から所定時刻までの各時刻における前記三次元表示画面を生成し、前記生成した前記三次元表示画面を前記入出力部経由で連続的に表示することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の画面表示装置。 - 前記処理部は、
前記装置、リンク、フローおよび警報情報の重なりを低減するように調整した前記三次元表示画面を生成することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の画面表示装置。 - 前記処理部は、
前記入出力部経由で、前記三次元表示画面の視点および方向の選択入力を受け付けたとき、前記選択された視点および方向から見た前記三次元表示画面を生成することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の画面表示装置。 - 請求項1ないし請求項5のいずれか1項に記載の画面表示装置と、前記警報情報および前記解析済みフロー情報の素となる情報を、前記画面表示装置へ送信する前記ネットワークを構成する装置とを備えるシステム。
- ネットワークの状況を示す画面を生成する画面表示装置による表示画面生成方法であって、
(1)前記ネットワークを構成する装置ごとに、当該装置が、前記ネットワークにおける末端の装置、前記末端の装置へ各種データを送信するサーバ装置、前記サーバ装置と末端の装置との間でデータ転送を行う転送装置、および、前記転送装置および前記末端の装置を制御する制御装置、のいずれの属性であるかを示す情報と、当該装置の地図上の座標位置と、当該装置と現用系または予備系のペアになる装置があるとき、前記ペアとなる装置とを示した装置属性情報と、(2)前記装置の間の接続関係を示した装置間接続情報と、(3)前記属性ごとの、当該属性に対応する階梯と、当該階梯の装置の三次元表示画面上での高さ座標とを示す設定情報と、(4)前記ネットワークのフローごとの、前記フローの経由する装置を示した解析済みフロー情報と、(5)前記ネットワークの各装置および前記各装置間を接続するリンクそれぞれへの警報を示した警報情報と、をそれぞれの情報の時刻情報とともに記憶する記憶部と、
どの時刻におけるネットワーク状況を表示するかを指示する表示時刻の選択入力を受け付け、処理部により生成された前記ネットワーク状況を示す三次元表示画面を前記表示装置に出力する入出力部と、
前記三次元表示画面を生成する前記処理部とを備える前記画面表示装置において、前記処理部が、
前記装置間接続情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻における前記装置の間の接続関係を特定するステップと、
前記装置属性情報および前記設定情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻における前記装置の、前記三次元表示画面上のxy平面の座標位置およびz軸の座標位置を決定して、前記三次元表示画面上の前記決定した座標位置に前記装置を配置するステップと、
前記装置属性情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻において前記装置とペアになる装置があるとき、前記三次元表示画面上に前記ペアになる装置群をペアとなる装置群であることを示す表示とともに配置するステップと、
前記警報情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻における、前記警報の対象となっている装置およびリンクがあれば前記警報を、前記三次元表示画面上の前記装置およびリンクの近傍に配置するステップと、
前記解析済みフロー情報を参照して、前記選択入力された表示時刻におけるフローを、前記三次元表示画面上における前記フローの経由するリンクに配置するステップと、
前記三次元表示画面上に、前記装置、前記装置間を接続するリンクおよび前記リンクを経由するフロー並びに前記装置およびリンクの警報情報を重畳して配置した表示画面を生成するステップと、
を実行することを特徴とする画面生成方法。
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