The Integrated Performability Analysis Architecture of the Computer Networks

Jian Shi; Shao Ping Wang; Kang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.118-120.907

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The Integrated Performability Analysis Architecture of the Computer Networks

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Aimed at the challenges existing in current network performability research, this paper proposes an analysis architecture for network performability research, in which FMEA of the network, the availability model of the equipment, the topology analysis, the performance evaluation and the design of performability verification platform are integrated into together. This architecture assures accuracy of the performability analysis. According to the performance evaluation criterions, Capability-based performability, delay-based performability and PLR-based performability measures to the computer networks are suggested.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 118-120)

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Jian Shi, Shao Ping Wang, Kang Wang

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Analysis Architecture, GSPN, LAN, Network Performability

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