WO2014019402A1 - Procédé et dispositif destinés à afficher un trajet de service pour la correction de perturbations d'un réseau - Google Patents

Procédé et dispositif destinés à afficher un trajet de service pour la correction de perturbations d'un réseau Download PDF

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WO2014019402A1
WO2014019402A1 PCT/CN2013/076462 CN2013076462W WO2014019402A1 WO 2014019402 A1 WO2014019402 A1 WO 2014019402A1 CN 2013076462 W CN2013076462 W CN 2013076462W WO 2014019402 A1 WO2014019402 A1 WO 2014019402A1
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  • the present invention relates to the field of networks, and in particular, to a method and apparatus for displaying a service path in network fault maintenance. Background technique
  • the display method of the service path in the common network fault maintenance includes: First, the maintenance engineer determines the service and network entry affected by the fault; Second, the maintenance engineer manually uses the command line to The network entry starts to log in to the device hop by hop to find the service path step by step. Third, the maintenance engineer finds the faulty network element or link in the process of finding the service path.
  • the search service path is mainly completed by the maintenance engineer manually using the command line, and the entire process requires the maintenance engineer to master various devices.
  • the common command line in the fault scenario that is, the process of finding the service path mainly by the maintenance engineer's personal skill level, not only finds the service path less efficiently, but also relies heavily on the maintenance engineer's personal skill level. Summary of the invention
  • the embodiment of the invention provides a method and a device for displaying the service path in the network fault maintenance.
  • the technical solution is as follows:
  • a method for displaying a service path in network fault maintenance is provided, where the method package Includes:
  • object information of two objects where the object is a physical network element in the network or a virtual network element including part of object information of the physical network element;
  • the service path is an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or a network element and a link through which the Ethernet service passes.
  • the acquiring the object information of the two objects includes:
  • two virtual network elements including blank object information are provided in advance, and the user sets the object information of the two virtual network elements.
  • the receiving user selects a preset physical network element, where each preset physical network element is stored, where the object information includes a network element name, a network element interface name, a network element interface IP address, and a loopback of the network element. Any of the address and the management IP address of the network element.
  • the searching for the service path between the two objects according to the object information includes:
  • a service type of the two objects Determining, according to the object information, a service type of the two objects, where the service type includes an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or an Ethernet service;
  • the service path between the two objects is searched according to the first manner
  • the service path between the two objects is searched according to the second manner.
  • the searching for the service path between the two objects according to the first manner includes:
  • the searching for the service path between the two objects according to the second manner includes:
  • the forwarding table includes A combination of any one or more of a routing forwarding table, a MAC address forwarding table, and a label forwarding table; a network element and a link that the service passes through to the sink, and the determined network element and link are used as The business path.
  • the displaying the network element and the link on the service path includes:
  • the predetermined manner includes: adding an icon between the two objects to represent the network element; using a solid line between the two objects to represent the link; and/or, in the two objects Undetermined network elements and links are indicated by dashed lines or dynamic dashed lines.
  • the method further includes:
  • the method further includes:
  • the performance parameter of the network element or the link selected by the user is displayed, where the performance parameter includes: at least one of an alarm signal, a bandwidth utilization rate, a CPU usage rate, a memory occupancy rate, a generation value, and a maximum transmission unit value;
  • the difference display comprising: at least one of a bold display, a different color display, and a dynamic effect display;
  • a second aspect provides a display device for a service path in network fault maintenance, where the device includes:
  • An information acquiring module configured to acquire object information of two objects, where the object is a physical network element in the network or a virtual network element that includes part of the object information of the physical network element;
  • a path finding module configured to search for a service path between the two objects according to the object information, where the service path is an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or an Ethernet service corresponding to the two objects Network elements and links;
  • a path display module configured to display network elements and links on the service path between the two objects.
  • the information acquiring module specifically includes: at least one of a first acquiring unit, a second acquiring unit, and a third acquiring unit;
  • the first obtaining unit is configured to receive object information input by the user in the preset text input area
  • the second acquiring unit is configured to provide two virtual network elements including blank object information in advance, and receive the user Setting of object information of virtual network elements
  • the third acquiring unit is configured to receive a user selection of a preset physical network element, and each preset physical entity
  • the object information includes any one of a network element name, a network element interface name, a network element interface IP address, a loopback address of the network element, and a management IP address of the network element.
  • the path searching module includes: a type determining unit, a first searching unit, and a second searching unit;
  • the type determining unit is configured to determine, according to the object information, a service type of the two objects, where the service type includes an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or an Ethernet service; If it is determined that the service type of the two objects is an asynchronous transfer mode service or a time division multiplexing service, the service path between the two objects is searched according to the first manner;
  • the second searching unit is configured to search for a service path between the two objects according to the second manner if the service type of the two objects is determined to be an Ethernet service.
  • the first searching unit specifically includes:
  • the device search subunit is configured to search for a corresponding pseudowire device according to the object information of the object as the source end;
  • the pseudo-line search sub-unit is configured to query, according to configuration information in the pseudo-line device, a configuration of a corresponding pseudo-line path and/or a pseudo-line type;
  • the working path finding subunit is configured to search for a working path according to the configuration situation and/or a pseudowire type
  • the first path search subunit is configured to search for the passed network element and link according to the working path, and use the determined network element and link as the service path.
  • the second searching unit specifically includes:
  • the address matching sub-unit is configured to perform matching with the longest IP address according to the object information and the object information of the preset physical network element;
  • the forwarding query sub-unit is configured to query a corresponding forwarding table according to the object information of the physical network element that is the source end in the matched physical network element, where the forwarding table includes a routing forwarding table, a MAC address forwarding table, and a label forwarding table. a combination of any one or more;
  • the second path determining sub-unit is configured to determine, according to the forwarding information related to the physical network element as the source end, the network element and the link that the service passes when forwarding the service to the sink end, and determine The subsequent network elements and links serve as the service path.
  • the path display module is specifically configured to display the icons of the two objects at all times. And each time the network element or link on the service path of the two objects is determined, the network element and the link are displayed in a predetermined manner between the two objects,
  • the predetermined manner includes: adding an icon between the two objects to represent the network element; using a solid line between the two objects to represent the link; and/or, in the two objects Undetermined network elements and links are indicated by dashed lines or dynamic dashed lines.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance further includes: a complete search module
  • the complete search module is configured to search for a complete service path of the corresponding service according to the service path between the two objects;
  • the path display module is further configured to display network elements and links on the complete service path.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance further includes: a performance parameter display module
  • the performance parameter display module is configured to display performance parameters of the network element or link selected by the user, where the performance parameters include: an alarm signal, a bandwidth utilization, and a CPU. At least one of occupancy, memory usage, cost value, and maximum transmission unit value;
  • the difference display module is configured to distinguish and display a link selected by a user, where the difference display comprises: at least one of a bold display, a different color display, and a dynamic effect display;
  • the path test module is configured to test a network element or link selected by a user, and the testing includes: executing a TRACE instruction or a PING instruction.
  • the process of finding the service path mainly relies on the maintenance engineer's personal skill level, so that the user can intuitively view the service path, thereby conveniently The effect of locating the location of the fault.
  • FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for displaying a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a method for displaying a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention
  • 3A-3E are schematic diagrams showing implementation of a method for displaying a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the structure of a display device for a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 5 is another structural block diagram of a display device for a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 is still another display device of a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a structural block diagram of a first searching unit according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 8 is a structural block diagram of a second search unit according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing still another structure of a display device for a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing still another structure of a display device for a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention. detailed description
  • FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for displaying a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
  • the method for displaying the service path in the network fault maintenance may be applied to a terminal running a predetermined program, where the method for displaying the service path in the network fault maintenance may include: Step 101: Obtain object information of two objects, where the object is in the network a physical network element or a virtual network element that includes part of the object information of the physical network element;
  • the terminal may first acquire object information of two objects input by the user.
  • the "object” in this document can refer to the physical network element that actually exists in the network. It can also be a virtual network element that does not exist and only uses part of the object information of the physical network element. When you need to find the business path between two objects, you first need to provide the object information of the two objects.
  • the object information may be any one of a network element name, a network element interface name, a network element interface IP address, a loopback address of the network element, and a management IP address of the network element.
  • Step 102 Search for a service path between the two objects according to the object information, where the service path is an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or a network element and a link through which the Ethernet service passes.
  • the service path is an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or a network element and a link through which the Ethernet service passes.
  • the terminal After the terminal obtains the object information of the two objects input by the user, the terminal can find the service path between the two objects according to the object information.
  • the service path is the network element and link through which the two-object asynchronous transmission mode service, time division multiplexing service, or Ethernet service passes.
  • the object information is the IP address of the network element interface
  • the terminal can query the corresponding routing forwarding table according to the IP address, and then gradually find the service path corresponding to the Ethernet service between the two objects according to the forwarding information.
  • Step 103 Display network elements and links on the service path between the two objects.
  • the user can be displayed in real time.
  • the display method of the service path in the network fault maintenance provided by the embodiment is to find and visually display the service path according to the object information provided by the user, and the process of finding the service path mainly relies on the personal skill of the maintenance engineer.
  • the level of the problem achieves the effect of allowing the user to view the service path more intuitively, thereby conveniently locating the location of the fault.
  • FIG. 2 it is a flowchart of a method for displaying a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
  • the display method of the service path in the network fault maintenance may be applied to a terminal running a predetermined program, where the method for displaying the service path in the network fault maintenance may include: Step 201: Obtain object information of two objects, where the object is in the network A physical network element or a virtual network element that contains part of object information of a physical network element.
  • the terminal may first acquire the object information of the two objects input by the user.
  • the object is a physical network element in the network or a virtual network element that contains part of the object information of the physical network element.
  • the terminal acquires the object information of the two objects by using any one of the following three methods:
  • the terminal may provide a text input area to the user in advance, so that the user inputs the object information of the two objects that are to be searched for the service path in the text input area, where the object information includes the network element name, the network element interface name, and the network element interface IP address.
  • the object information includes the network element name, the network element interface name, and the network element interface IP address.
  • the user can input the IP address of the network element interface as the source end as "121.235.251.215" in the text input area 301, and the IP address of the network element interface as the sink end is "180.110.182.226", as shown in FIG. 3A.
  • two virtual network elements including blank object information are provided in advance, and the user sets the object information of the two virtual network elements, where the object information includes the network element name, the network element interface name, the network element interface IP address, and Any of the loopback addresses of the NE.
  • the terminal may also provide two virtual network elements including blank object information in advance.
  • the object information may be set as the object information of the virtual network element.
  • the user may include the preset two blanks.
  • the virtual network element 302 of the object information is dragged from the toolbar 303 to the path topology display area 304, as shown in FIG. 3B.
  • the default names of the two virtual network elements 302 are all V, and then the user sets the object information of the two known objects to the object information of the two virtual network elements 302.
  • the connection is selected in the toolbar 303, and the two virtual network elements 302 are connected by a connection to trigger the terminal to calculate the path information between the two virtual network elements 302.
  • the receiving user selects a preset physical network element, and each preset physical network element stores corresponding object information, and the two preset physical network elements selected by the user are used as two objects.
  • the user when the user does not know the object information, but the two objects that need to be searched for the service path are the two physical NEs that are actually present, the corresponding physical network element can be directly selected from the physical network elements provided by the terminal.
  • the terminal can pre-store object information of each physical network element without user input.
  • the terminal may provide 26 physical network elements including eight, B, C, and, and related topology relationships to the user in the physical topology display area 305, as shown in FIG. 3C.
  • the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element can be directly dragged from the function panel area 305 to the path topology display area 304. .
  • the connection line is selected in the toolbar 303, and the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element are connected by a connection to trigger the terminal to find the path information between the two physical network elements.
  • the terminal searches for path information between the two physical network elements, it can use the pre-stored "C” physical network element and the object information of the "J” physical network element to search.
  • Step 202 Determine, according to the object information, a service type of the two objects, where the service type includes an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or an Ethernet service.
  • the terminal When the terminal finds the service path between two objects, it can judge the service type of the two objects according to the object information of the two objects. Specifically, when the object information received by the terminal is the network element name or the management IP address of the network element, the terminal may query the corresponding physical physical network element according to the network element name or the management IP address of the network element, and further, may query Go to all the NE interface names, NE interface IP addresses, and/or loopback addresses of NEs on the actual physical NE, and then use the queried information to determine the service type of the two objects. Specifically:
  • the service type of the object is determined as an ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) service or a TDM (Time Division Multiplex) service.
  • the service type of the object is determined to be a service type that cannot be searched.
  • the service type of the object is determined to be Ethernet service.
  • Step 203 If it is determined that the service type of the two objects is an asynchronous transfer mode service or a time division multiplexing service, the service path between the two objects is searched according to the first manner.
  • the service path between the two objects is searched according to the first manner. Specifically, when the object information that is received by the terminal and is queried according to the network element name or the management IP address of the network element is the name of the network element interface bound to the PWE3, the service path between the two objects is searched according to the first manner. , can be achieved by the following steps:
  • the terminal can query the corresponding PW (Pseudo-Wire) device according to the object information of the object as the source end (the network element interface name bound to the PWE3).
  • PW Pulseudo-Wire
  • the configuration may include a normal PW, a bypass PW (Chinese: bypass PW), and an active/standby PE.
  • the pseudowire type may include a normal PW, a multi-segment PW, and a redundant PW.
  • the traversed network elements and links are searched according to the working path, and the determined network elements and links are used as service paths.
  • the traversed network element and the link can be searched, and the determined network element and link are used as the service path.
  • the network element that is the source end, the network element that is connected between each PW, and the network element that serves as the sink end can be determined according to the working path.
  • Step 204 If it is determined that the service type of the two objects is an Ethernet service, the service path between the two objects is searched according to the second manner.
  • the service path between the two objects is searched according to the second method, which can be implemented by using the following steps:
  • the longest IP address is matched according to the object information and the object information of the preset physical network element; the terminal matches the IP address in the received object information with the object information of the preset physical network element for the longest IP address.
  • the actual physical network element closest to the IP address in the received object information can be found, so as to be the entry point when searching for the service path.
  • the process of matching the longest IP address may be:
  • the object information of each preset physical network element stored in the terminal is not a specific IP address, but a variable length network prefix.
  • the object information of two physical network elements is "202.168.XX, output port 1, and "202.168.16.X, output port 2" (X means arbitrary), if the IP of the received object information The address is 202.168.16.5. After the longest IP address is matched, the physical NE with the IP address "202.168.16.X" is used as the matching physical NE.
  • the two physical network elements can be matched. For example, if the user inputs two object information through the virtual network element mode, The physical network element and the "V" physical network element are matched to the "F" physical network element; if the object information is input by the user through the preset physical network element, the physical network element can be directly matched to the preset physical network element, for example, the user passes the preset physical network element. In the mode, the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element are input, and the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element can be directly matched.
  • the corresponding forwarding table is queried according to the object information of the physical network element as the source end in the matched physical network element, and the forwarding table includes any one or a combination of the routing forwarding table, the MAC address forwarding table, and the label forwarding table. ;
  • the terminal can use the object information of the physical network element as the source end to query the corresponding forwarding table on the corresponding network element.
  • the forwarding table can be a routing forwarding table, a MAC address forwarding table, and a label forwarding table. Any combination of one or more. According to the forwarding information, the next station network element and the corresponding forwarding link forwarded when the service from the source end to the sink end is forwarded on the network element can be queried.
  • the terminal when the terminal searches for the service path between the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element, the terminal can query the next station network element to be “F” physical network according to the forwarding table on the "C” physical network element. And continue to query the next network element as the "H” physical network element according to the forwarding table on the "F” physical network element, and so on, and gradually determine the network passing through the service path. Meta and link, as shown in Figure 3D.
  • the service is gradually determined according to the forwarding information related to the physical network element as the source end in the forwarding table.
  • the network element and link that are forwarded to the sink end, and the determined network element and link are used as the service path.
  • the terminal can gradually determine the network elements and links that the service passes through when forwarding the service to the sink, and use the determined network element and link as the service path.
  • the terminal when the terminal searches for the service path between the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element, the terminal can finally determine the forward traffic path between the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element.
  • the network element has CFHDGVMJ, and the network element through which the reverse service path passes has JMZGDHFC.
  • Step 205 The icons of the two objects are always displayed, and each time a network element or link on the service path of the two objects is determined, the network element and the link are displayed in a predetermined manner between the two objects.
  • the terminal can always display two objects on the interface that need to query the service path, such as "C” physical network element and "J" physical network element, and then determine a network element or chain on the service path of the two objects each time.
  • the network element or link is displayed in a predetermined manner between the two objects.
  • the predetermined manner may include: adding an icon between two objects to represent the network element; using a solid line to represent the link between the two objects; and/or, using a dotted line or a dynamic dotted line between the two objects to indicate an undetermined network Meta and link.
  • the icon “F” when searching for the service path between the "C” physical network element and the "J” physical network element, when the "F” physical network element is found, the icon “F” may be added to indicate the found”.
  • F physical network element
  • the solid link between the "C” physical network element and the "F” physical network element can be used to represent the discovered link; in addition, the "H” physical network element and the "J” physical network Undetermined network elements and links may also be represented by dashed lines or dynamic dashed lines.
  • Step 206 Find a complete service path of the corresponding service according to the service path between the two objects; display the network element and the link on the complete service path.
  • the E2E path of the corresponding service may also be referred to as a complete service path.
  • the two objects specified by the user are the "C” physical network element and the "J" physical network element.
  • the terminal can continue to find this.
  • the process of continuing the search is similar to steps 202 through 204.
  • the process of continuing to search can be triggered by the user double-clicking the service path between the "C" physical network element and the "J” physical network element.
  • Step 207 Display or process the operation on the service path according to the user.
  • the user can display or perform subsequent operations on the service path. Specifically: First, the performance parameter of the network element or link selected by the user is displayed, and the performance parameters include: at least one of an alarm signal, a bandwidth utilization rate, a CPU usage rate, a memory occupancy rate, a generation value, and a maximum transmission unit value.
  • the terminal may receive the user's selection of the network element or the link on the service path, and after receiving the corresponding selection signal, display performance parameters of the network element or link selected by the user, and the performance parameters may be pre-stored in the terminal. Internally, it can also be obtained by the terminal immediately querying the corresponding network element. These performance parameters can be alarm signal, bandwidth utilization, CPU usage, memory usage, cost value (also known as COST value) or MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) value. Certainly, the terminal may also display object information corresponding to the network element, such as a network element name, a network element interface name, a network element receiving an IP address, and the like.
  • the difference is displayed on the link selected by the user, and the difference display includes: at least one of a bold display, a different color display, and a dynamic effect display.
  • the link in the service path may be of various types, for example, the link may be an IP link, a VPLS (Virtual Private LAN Service) link, or an L3VPN (L3 Virtual Private Network). Tunnel (also known as tunnel) and Ethernet link.
  • the terminal can display the included link type in the service path in the path type display area in Fig. 3E.
  • the link between the H-Ds on the C-J service path is a tunnel link.
  • the links between the H-Ds can be displayed to the user.
  • the manner of distinguishing the display may include: at least one of a bold display, a different color display, and a dynamic effect display.
  • testing the network element or link selected by the user includes: executing a TRACE instruction or a PING instruction.
  • the terminal can test the corresponding network element or link according to the user's selection. Tests can include TRACE (ie, trace) instructions or PING instructions. According to different network elements or link types, the PING command can be divided into TUNNEL PING, combined PING, intelligent PING, and segment-by-segment PING.
  • the service path is enlarged or reduced according to the operation of the user
  • the path CJ that has been found in FIG. 3E can be displayed in a corresponding manner in the physical topology display area 305.
  • the manner of distinguishing the display may include: at least one of bold display, different color display, and dynamic effect display. kind.
  • the display method of the service path in the network fault maintenance provided by the embodiment is to find and visually display the service path according to the object information provided by the user, and the process of finding the service path mainly relies on the personal skill of the maintenance engineer.
  • the level of problems that can be achieved can make the user more straight View the business path and view the effect of the location of the fault.
  • the display method of the service path in the network fault maintenance provided by the embodiment further provides a convenient and intuitive search for the service path by providing a plurality of input manners of object information and multiple visualization modes.
  • FIG. 4 it is a structural block diagram of a display device for a service path in network fault maintenance according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance may include: an information acquisition module 420, a path search module 440, and a path display module 460.
  • the information acquisition module 420 is configured to acquire object information of two objects.
  • the path finding module 440 is configured to find the service path between the two objects according to the object information acquired by the information obtaining module 420.
  • the path display module 460 is used to display network elements and links on the service path between two objects.
  • the information obtaining module 420 may specifically include: at least one of the first obtaining unit 422, the second obtaining unit 424, and the third obtaining unit 426, as shown in FIG. 5.
  • the first obtaining unit 422 is configured to receive object information input by the user in the preset text input area.
  • the second obtaining unit 424 is configured to provide two virtual network elements including blank object information in advance, and receive the user to the two virtual network elements.
  • the third obtaining unit 426 is configured to receive the user's selection of the preset physical network element, each preset physical network element stores the corresponding object information, and the two physical network elements selected by the user are used as two
  • the object information includes any one of a network element name, a network element interface name, a network element interface IP address, a loopback address of the network element, and a management IP address of the network element.
  • the path finding module 440 may specifically include: a type determining unit 442, a first looking unit 444, and a second searching unit 446, as shown in FIG. 6.
  • the type determining unit 442 is configured to determine, according to the object information, a service type of the two objects, where the service type includes an asynchronous transmission mode service, a time division multiplexing service, or an Ethernet service.
  • the first searching unit 444 is configured to determine the service type of the two objects. If the service mode is the asynchronous transfer mode service or the time division multiplexing service, the service path between the two objects is searched according to the first manner; the second search unit 446 is configured to determine the service type of the two objects as the Ethernet service, according to the second mode. Find the business path between two objects.
  • the first searching unit 444 may specifically include: a device lookup subunit 444a, a pseudowire lookup subunit 444b, a work path lookup subunit 444c, and a first path determining subunit 444d, as shown in FIG.
  • the device search subunit 444a is configured to search for a corresponding pseudowire device according to the object information of the object as the source end;
  • the pseudowire lookup subunit 444b is configured to use the configuration information according to the pseudowire device.
  • the working path finding subunit 444c is configured to search the working path according to the configuration situation and/or the pseudowire type
  • the first path searching subunit 444d is configured to search for the path according to the working path.
  • the network element and the link, and the determined network element and link are used as the service path.
  • the second searching unit 446 may specifically include: an address matching subunit 446a, a forwarding query subunit 446b, and a second path determining subunit 446c, as shown in FIG.
  • the address matching sub-unit 446a is configured to perform the longest IP address matching according to the object information and the object information of the preset physical network element.
  • the forwarding query sub-unit 446b is configured to use the physical network element as the source end in the matched physical network element.
  • the object information query corresponds to a forwarding table, and the forwarding table includes a combination of any one or more of a routing forwarding table, a MAC address forwarding table, and a label forwarding table.
  • the second path determining sub-unit 446c is configured to use the forwarding table as the source end.
  • the forwarding information related to the physical network element is used to determine the network element and the link through which the service is forwarded to the sink, and the determined network element and link are used as the service path.
  • the path display module 460 is specifically configured to display an icon of two objects at all times, and display the network element between the two objects according to a predetermined manner each time a network element or link on the service path of the two objects is determined.
  • the link, the predetermined manner includes: adding an icon between two objects to represent the network element; using a solid line to represent the link between the two objects; and/or, using a dotted line or a dynamic dotted line between the two objects to indicate undetermined Network elements and links.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance may further include: a complete search module 480, as shown in FIG.
  • the complete search module 480 is configured to find a complete service path of the corresponding service according to the service path between the two objects.
  • the path display module 460 is also used to display the network elements and links on the complete service path found by the full lookup module 480.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance may further include: at least one of the performance parameter display module 490a, the difference display module 490b or the path test module 490c, as shown in FIG.
  • the performance parameter display module 490a is configured to display performance parameters of the network element or link selected by the user, and the performance parameters include: at least one of an alarm signal, a bandwidth utilization rate, a CPU usage rate, a memory occupancy rate, a generation value, and a maximum transmission unit value.
  • the performance parameters include: at least one of an alarm signal, a bandwidth utilization rate, a CPU usage rate, a memory occupancy rate, a generation value, and a maximum transmission unit value.
  • the difference display module 490b is configured to distinguish between the links selected by the user, and the difference display comprises: at least one of thick display, different color display, and dynamic effect display;
  • the path test module 490c is configured to test a network element or link selected by the user, and the test includes: executing a TRACE instruction or a PING instruction.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance provided by this embodiment passes through the root According to the object information provided by the user, the service path is searched and visually displayed, and the process of finding the service path mainly relies on the problem of the maintenance engineer's personal skill level, so that the user can intuitively view the service path, thereby conveniently positioning The effect of the location of the fault.
  • the display method of the service path in the network fault maintenance provided by the embodiment further provides a convenient and intuitive search for the service path by providing a plurality of input manners of object information and multiple visualization modes.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance is only used to illustrate the division of the foregoing functional modules when the service path is searched.
  • the foregoing functions may be allocated according to requirements.
  • the different functional modules are completed, that is, the internal structure of the device is divided into different functional modules to complete all or part of the functions described above.
  • the display device of the service path in the network fault maintenance provided by the foregoing embodiment is the same as the embodiment of the method for displaying the service path in the network fault maintenance. For the specific implementation process, refer to the method embodiment, which is not described herein.

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La présente invention concerne un procédé et un dispositif destinés à afficher un trajet de service pour la correction d'une perturbation d'un réseau, relevant du domaine technique des réseaux. Le procédé consiste à acquérir des informations d'objets concernant deux objets ; à rechercher un trajet de service entre lesdits deux objets conformément aux informations d'objets ; à afficher des éléments de réseau et des liens du trajet de service entre lesdits deux objets. Par ailleurs, le dispositif proposé destiné à afficher le trajet de service pour la correction de perturbations d'un réseau comprend : un module d'acquisition d'informations utilisé pour acquérir des informations d'objets concernant deux objets ; un module de recherche de trajet utilisé pour rechercher le trajet de service entre lesdits deux objets conformément aux informations d'objets ; un module d'affichage de trajet utilisé pour afficher des éléments de réseau et des liens du trajet de service entre lesdits deux objets. Grâce à la recherche et à l'affichage visuel du trajet de service conformément aux informations d'objets fournies par un utilisateur, la présente invention a pour effet de permettre à l'utilisateur d'avoir un aperçu intuitif du trajet de service, cela lui permettant de localiser commodément la perturbation.
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